Method for the Enhancement of Injection Activities and Stimulation of Oil and Gas Production
US-2016341018-A1 · Nov 24, 2016 · US
US9612095B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-9612095-B2 |
| Application number | US-201514968473-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Dec 14, 2015 |
| Priority date | Dec 12, 2014 |
| Publication date | Apr 4, 2017 |
| Grant date | Apr 4, 2017 |
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Embodiments may take the form of a composite shaped charge. In an example embodiment, a shaped charge includes a casing, an energetic material positioned within the casing, and a liner substantially covering the energetic material. At least one of the casing, the energetic material, and the liner comprises a composite construction. An example embodiment may take the form of a case having a composite construction. An example embodiment may take the form of an energetic material having a composite construction. An example embodiment may take the form of a liner having a composite construction.
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What is claimed is: 1. A shaped charge comprising: a casing; a plurality of energetic materials positioned within the casing; a liner substantially covering the energetic materials, wherein a first of the energetic materials is a first substantially annular ring, wherein a second of the energetic materials is a second substantially annular ring, and wherein the first and second substantially annular rings each extends radially-between the casing and the liner; wherein the first energetic material is positioned farther away from a central apex of the liner than the second energetic material; wherein a first angle is defined between the first energetic material and the second energetic material with respect to a central longitudinal axis through the casing, wherein a second angle is defined between the second energetic material and a third of the energetic materials with respect to the central longitudinal axis through the casing, and wherein the first angle is different than the second angle; and wherein the first angle is more acute than the second angle. 2. The shaped charge of claim 1 , wherein the first energetic material and the second energetic material are two different materials. 3. The shaped charge of claim 2 , wherein a base of the casing and at least a portion of a sidewall of the casing comprise different materials. 4. The shaped charge of claim 3 , wherein the sidewall of the casing comprises a first section adjacent to the base of the casing having a first material and a second section adjacent to the first section comprising a second material different from that of the first section. 5. The shaped charge of claim 4 , wherein the casing comprises one or more of: tungsten, copper, tantalum-tungsten, tungsten-nickel-iron, tungsten carbide-cobalt, steel, amorphous solids, and Mo-tungsten, in powder metal or solid form. 6. The shaped charge of claim 4 , wherein the first section and second section are joined at an angle α x . 7. The shaped charge of claim 5 , further comprising a third section adjacent the second section, the third section comprising a third material and joined with the second section at angle α y different from that of an angle α x . 8. The shaped charge of claim 4 , wherein the first section and second section are coupled together using at least one of epoxy, threads, or pressure to provide continuity between materials. 9. The shaped charge of claim 1 , further comprising a third energetic material positioned within the casing, wherein the second energetic material is positioned between the first and third energetic materials, and wherein the first energetic material comprises a different material than the second energetic material. 10. The shaped charge of claim 9 , wherein the first energetic material is coupled to the second energetic material using at least one of epoxy, threads, or pressure to provide continuity. 11. The shaped charge of claim 1 , wherein the liner comprises a composite construction including at least two different materials. 12. The shaped charge of claim 11 , wherein the liner comprises a composite construction including at least two different materials. 13. The shaped charge of claim 11 , wherein the liner comprises a solid metal and a powdered metal. 14. The shaped charge of claim 11 , wherein the liner comprises at least one of: tungsten, copper, tantalum-tungsten, tungsten-nickel-iron, tungsten carbide-cobalt, steel, amorphous solids, and Mo-tungsten in powder metal or solid form. 15. A method of manufacturing a shaped charge comprising: forming a case; placing a plurality of energetic materials within a volume defined by the case, wherein a first of the energetic materials is a first substantially annular ring, wherein a second of the energetic materials is a second substantially annular ring; positioning a liner over the energetic materials, wherein the first and second substantially annular rings each extends radially-between the case and the liner; positioning the first energetic material farther away from a central apex of the liner than the second energetic material; defining a first angle between the first energetic material and the second energetic material with respect to a central longitudinal axis through the casing, defining a second angle between the second energetic material and a third of the energetic materials with respect to the central longitudinal axis through the casing, wherein the first angle is different than the second angle; and wherein the first angle is more acute than the second angle. 16. The method of claim 15 , wherein the first energetic material and the second energetic material comprise different high density materials that are coupled together using at least one of: adhesive, epoxy, threading, and pressure to provide continuity between the different materials.
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