Downhole deployment valves
AssigneeWeatherford/Lamb, Inc.
InventorsJoe Noske, David Iblings, David Pavel, David J. Brunnert, Paul Smith, Michael Brian Grayson
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AssigneeWeatherford/Lamb, Inc.
InventorsJoe Noske, David Iblings, David Pavel, David J. Brunnert, Paul Smith, Michael Brian Grayson
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Methods and apparatus enable reliable and improved isolation between two portions of a bore extending through a casing string disposed in a borehole. A downhole deployment valve (DDV) may provide the isolation utilizing a valve member such as a flapper that is disposed in a housing of the DDV and is designed to close against a seat within the housing. The DDV includes an operating mechanism for opening/closing the DDV. In use, pressure in one portion of a well that is in fluid communication with a well surface may be bled off and open at well surface while maintaining pressure in another portion of the casing string beyond the DDV.
A valve for use in a wellbore, the valve comprising:
A valve for use in a wellbore, the valve comprising:
A method for selectively isolating a zone in a wellbore, the method comprising:
A valve for use in a wellbore, the valve comprising:
A valve for use in a wellbore, the valve comprising:
A method of selectively isolating a zone in a wellbore, the method comprising:
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