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Steven R Fipke

from Humble, TX
Age ~48
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Also known as:
Steve R Fipke
Phone and address:
7906 Pine Heath Ct, Humble, TX 77396
(281) 809-3587
Related to:
Mairett Rivas, 43Mairett Fipke
Connected to:
Carol M Fipp, 63Patricia K Fippen, 62Renee L Fippin, 50Beau Fipps, 42Brian P Fipps, 38Cassandra A Fipps, 37Chris L Fipps, 48Donda E Fipps, 64Gerald E Fipps, 48Mitchell Fipps, 62

Steven Fipke Phones & Addresses

  • 7906 Pine Heath Ct, Humble, TX 77396 (281) 809-3587
  • Houston, TX
  • PO Box 4684, Houston, TX 77210

Work

Company: Resman Oct 2019 Position: Regional sales manager

Education

School / High School: University of Alberta 1995 to 2000 Specialities: Engineering, Petroleum Engineering

Skills

Upstream • Drilling • Completions • Directional Drilling • Oilfield • Completion • Petroleum • Petroleum Engineering • Reservoir Management • Gas • Oil and Gas • Oil and Gas Industry • Onshore • Formation Evaluation • Drilling Engineering • Offshore Drilling • Tubing • Sales Management • Wireline • Energy Industry • Oil/Gas • Production Engineering • Hydraulics • Production Technology • Field Development • Offshore Operations • Petrophysics • Pressure • Onshore Operations • Marketing • Artificial Lift • Logging • Log Analysis • Well Testing • Reservoir Engineering • Cement • Subsea Engineering

Languages

English • Spanish

Interests

Human Rights

Industries

Oil & Energy

Resumes

Resumes

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Regional Sales Manager

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Location:
Houston, TX
Industry:
Oil & Energy
Work:
Resman
Regional Sales Manager
Tendeka Jan 2014 - Oct 2019
International Business Development Manager
Aramco Overseas Company Sep 2012 - Dec 2013
Petroleum Engineer
Halliburton Jun 2004 - Aug 2012
Senior Technology Advisor - Mlt
Halliburton May 2000 - May 2004
Technology and Product Launch- Nisku, Canada
Education:
University of Alberta 1995 - 2000
Skills:
Upstream
Drilling
Completions
Directional Drilling
Oilfield
Completion
Petroleum
Petroleum Engineering
Reservoir Management
Gas
Oil and Gas
Oil and Gas Industry
Onshore
Formation Evaluation
Drilling Engineering
Offshore Drilling
Tubing
Sales Management
Wireline
Energy Industry
Oil/Gas
Production Engineering
Hydraulics
Production Technology
Field Development
Offshore Operations
Petrophysics
Pressure
Onshore Operations
Marketing
Artificial Lift
Logging
Log Analysis
Well Testing
Reservoir Engineering
Cement
Subsea Engineering
Interests:
Human Rights
Languages:
English
Spanish

Publications

Us Patents

Pressure Relieving Transition Joint

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US Patent:
8171995, May 8, 2012
Filed:
Mar 29, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/075071
Inventors:
William Shaun Renshaw - Edmonton, CA
Steven Ronald Fipke - Houston TX, US
Assignee:
Halliburton Energy Services, Inc. - Houston TX
International Classification:
E21B 43/08
E03B 3/22
E03B 3/11
US Classification:
166313, 166 50, 166227, 166278
Abstract:
A method of completing a wellbore having a branch wellbore extending outwardly from a window in a parent wellbore comprises positioning a tubular string in the window, wherein the positioning comprises deflecting the tubular string from the parent wellbore into the branch wellbore. The method also comprises providing a particulate barrier outside and against the tubular string proximate the window, the particulate barrier substantially excluding transport of particulate matter from the branch wellbore into the parent wellbore outside of the tubular string through the window. The method also comprises the tubular string passing fluid into the tubular string proximate the window from a formation proximate to the window while substantially excluding transport of particulate matter from the formation proximate to the window into the tubular string.

Pressure Relieving Transition Joint

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US Patent:
8251145, Aug 28, 2012
Filed:
Feb 6, 2012
Appl. No.:
13/366484
Inventors:
William Shaun Renshaw - Edmonton, CA
Steven Ronald Fipke - Houston TX, US
Assignee:
Halliburton Energy Services, Inc. - Houston TX
International Classification:
E21B 43/08
E03B 3/22
E03B 3/11
US Classification:
166313, 166 50, 166227, 166278
Abstract:
A method of completing a wellbore having a branch wellbore extending outwardly from a window in a parent wellbore comprises positioning a tubular string in the window, wherein the positioning comprises deflecting the tubular string from the parent wellbore into the branch wellbore. The method also comprises providing a particulate barrier outside and against the tubular string proximate the window, the particulate barrier substantially excluding transport of particulate matter from the branch wellbore into the parent wellbore outside of the tubular string through the window. The method also comprises the tubular string passing fluid into the tubular string proximate the window from a formation proximate to the window while substantially excluding transport of particulate matter from the formation proximate to the window into the tubular string.

Pressure Relieving Transition Joint

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US Patent:
20100071905, Mar 25, 2010
Filed:
Sep 25, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/237646
Inventors:
William Shaun Renshaw - Edmonton, CA
Steven Ronald Fipke - Houston TX, US
Assignee:
HALLIBURTON ENERGY SERVICES, INC. - Carrollton TX
International Classification:
E21B 43/00
E21B 23/03
F16L 21/02
US Classification:
166313, 1661175, 277314
Abstract:
A method of completing a wellbore having a branch wellbore extending outwardly from a window in a parent wellbore is provided. The method comprises positioning a tubular string in the window, wherein the positioning comprises deflecting the tubular string from the parent wellbore into the branch wellbore. The method also comprises providing a particulate barrier outside and against the tubular string proximate the window, the particulate barrier substantially excluding transport of particulate matter from the branch wellbore into the parent wellbore outside of the tubular string through the window. The method also comprises the tubular string passing fluid into the tubular string proximate the window from a formation proximate to the window while substantially excluding transport of particulate matter from the formation proximate to the window into the tubular string.

Heated Fluid Injection Using Multilateral Wells

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US Patent:
20110036576, Feb 17, 2011
Filed:
Jul 3, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/667989
Inventors:
Roger L. Schultz - Aubrey TX, US
Travis W. Cavender - Angleton TX, US
Steven Ronald Fipke - Humble TX, US
Aditya Shailesh Deshmuk - Bangalore, IN
David J. Steele - Arlington TX, US
Jorge Enrique Velez - Bogota, CO
Eulalio Rosas Fermin - Maturin, VE
International Classification:
E21B 43/24
E03B 3/11
US Classification:
166303, 166 50, 166 57
Abstract:
A well system includes a main wellbore extending from a terranean surface toward a subterranean zone. A first lateral wellbore extends from the main wellbore into the subterranean zone. A second lateral wellbore extends from the main wellbore into the subterranean zone. A liner junction device resides in the main wellbore and has a first leg extending into the first lateral wellbore and a second leg extending downhole in the main wellbore. A treatment fluid injection string extends from in the main wellbore through the liner junction and into the first lateral wellbore and terminates in the first lateral wellbore. A seal in the first lateral wellbore seals against flow toward the main wellbore in an annulus adjacent an outer surface of the treatment fluid injection string.

Flow Control Device

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US Patent:
20160333664, Nov 17, 2016
Filed:
Jan 29, 2015
Appl. No.:
15/111660
Inventors:
- Rijswijk ZH, NL
Benn VOLL - Hundvaag, NO
Steven FIPKE - Humble TX, US
Stephen Lee CROW - Spring TX, US
International Classification:
E21B 34/10
E21B 41/00
E21B 34/08
E21B 43/12
Abstract:
A downhole flow control device includes a body to be secured within a wall of a tubular, wherein the body defines a flow path therethrough, with a nozzle mounted within the flow path. A dissipation structure is positioned on a first side of the nozzle, such that fluid flowing through the body in a first direction will exit the nozzle and impinge on the dissipation structure prior to exit from the flow control device.
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