John P Starr

US Patent:

8616555, Dec 31, 2013

Filed:

Oct 13, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/577771

Inventors:

Garud Sridhar - Singapore, SG
Mike Wedge - Sugar Land TX, US
Joe Hubenschmidt - Sugar Land TX, US
John Starr - Houston TX, US
Terry Riddle - Richmond TX, US

Assignee:

Schlumberger Technology Corporation - Sugar Land TX

International Classification:

F16J 15/16
F16J 15/34
F16J 15/18

US Classification:

277308, 277375, 277511, 277519

Abstract:

A packing assembly adapted to be mounted on and seal a reciprocating shaft includes a packing nut, an elastomeric sealing member releasably coupled to the packing nut, and a keeper to facilitate the releasable coupling between the elastomeric sealing member and the packing nut, wherein the entire assembly is removable from the reciprocating shaft as a unit.

US Patent:

20220221097, Jul 14, 2022

Filed:

Mar 31, 2022

Appl. No.:

17/657480

Inventors:

- Denver CO, US
John Robin STARR - Houston TX, US
Rod William SHAMPINE - Houston TX, US
Richard L. CHRISTIE - Sugar Land TX, US
Arturo ALTAMIRANO - Stafford TX, US

International Classification:

F16L 41/03
E21B 43/26

Abstract:

A fluid manifold segment operable for detachably coupling with another instance of the fluid manifold segment to form a fluid manifold assembly. The fluid manifold segment may include a plurality of pressure exchangers each having a clean fluid inlet a clean fluid outlet, a dirty fluid inlet, and a dirty fluid outlet. The fluid manifold segment may further include a first fluid conduit having opposing end ports and intermediate ports, a second fluid conduit having opposing end ports and intermediate ports each fluidly connected with the clean fluid outlet of a corresponding pressure exchanger, a third fluid conduit having opposing end ports and intermediate ports each fluidly connected with the dirty fluid inlet of a corresponding pressure exchanger, and a fourth fluid conduit having opposing end ports and intermediate ports each fluidly connected with the dirty fluid outlet of a corresponding pressure exchanger.

US Patent:

20210123551, Apr 29, 2021

Filed:

Jan 27, 2017

Appl. No.:

16/073527

Inventors:

- Denver CO, US
John Robin STARR - Houston TX, US
Rod William SHAMPINE - Houston TX, US
Richard L. CHRISTIE - Sugar Land TX, US
Arturo ALTAMIRANO - Stafford TX, US

International Classification:

F16L 41/03

Abstract:

A fluid manifold segment operable for detachably coupling with another instance of the fluid manifold segment to form a fluid manifold assembly. The fluid manifold segment may include a plurality of pressure exchangers each having a clean fluid inlet a clean fluid outlet, a dirty fluid inlet, and a dirty fluid outlet. The fluid manifold segment may further include a first fluid conduit having opposing end ports and intermediate ports, a second fluid conduit having opposing end ports and intermediate ports each fluidly connected with the clean fluid outlet of a corresponding pressure exchanger, a third fluid conduit having opposing end ports and intermediate ports each fluidly connected with the dirty fluid inlet of a corresponding pressure exchanger, and a fourth fluid conduit having opposing end ports and intermediate ports each fluidly connected with the dirty fluid outlet of a corresponding pressure exchanger.

US Patent:

20170130706, May 11, 2017

Filed:

Nov 5, 2015

Appl. No.:

14/933160

Inventors:

- Sugar Land TX, US
Kim A. Hodgson - Sugar Land TX, US
Gocha Chochua - Sugar Land TX, US
Walter Taylor - Sugar Land TX, US
Donald E. Hensley - Sugar Land TX, US
John Starr - Houston TX, US
Jijo Oommen Joseph - Houston TX, US

International Classification:

F04B 11/00
E21B 34/00
G05D 16/02
E21B 43/12
F04B 19/22
F04B 23/06

Abstract:

A choke for fluid connection between a manifold and a pump. The choke includes a fluid passage having an inlet, a contraction portion, a throat, an expansion portion, and an outlet. The inlet has a first diameter and the outlet has a second diameter. The throat is substantially cylindrical, having a third diameter that is substantially less than the first and second diameters. The contraction portion connects the inlet and the throat and gradually decreases from the first diameter to the third diameter along a longitudinal axis of the fluid passage. The expansion portion connects the throat and the outlet and includes a substantially cylindrical chamber having the second diameter.