BOYCE DONALD BURTS, JR
Pilots at Ravenswood Ln, Lafayette, LA
License number
Louisiana A0261559
Issued Date
Jul 2015
Expiration Date
Jul 2016
Category
Airmen
Type
Authorized Aircraft Instructor
Address
Address
109 Ravenswood Ln, Lafayette, LA 70508
Professional information
Hydraulic Fracturing Additive, Hydraulic Fracturing Treatment Fluid Made Therefrom, And Method Of Hydraulically Fracturing A Subterranean Formation
US Patent:
2004002, Feb 5, 2004
Filed:
Aug 1, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/211984
Inventors:
Boyce Burts - Lafayette LA, US
International Classification:
E21B001/00
US Classification:
507/200000
Abstract:
For hydraulic fracturing treatment to increase productivity of subterranean hydrocarbon bearing formation, a hydraulic fracturing additive including a dry mixture of water soluble crosslinkable polymer, a crosslinking agent, and a filter aid which is preferably diatomaceous earth. The method of forming a hydraulic fracturing fluid includes contacting the additive with water or an aqueous solution, with a method of hydraulically fracturing the formation further including the step of injecting the fluid into the wellbore.
Conformance Improvement Additive, Conformance Treatment Fluid Made Therefrom, Method Of Improving Conformance In A Subterranean Formation
US Patent:
2004002, Feb 5, 2004
Filed:
Aug 1, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/211982
Inventors:
Boyce Burts - Lafayette LA, US
International Classification:
E21B033/138, C09K007/02
US Classification:
166/270000, 166/294000, 166/295000, 166/300000, 175/072000, 507/204000, 507/225000, 507/269000, 507/903000
Abstract:
For conformance treatment to plug an opening in subterranean hydrocarbon bearing formation, a conformance additive including water soluble crosslinkable polymer, a crosslinking agent, a filter aid that is preferably diatomaceous earth, and optionally a reinforcing material. The method of forming a conformance fluid includes contacting the additive with water or an aqueous solution, with a method of conforming the formation further including the step of injecting the fluid into the formation to plug the opening.
Hydraulic Fracturing Additive, Hydraulic Fracturing Treatment Fluid Made Therefrom, And Method Of Hydraulically Fracturing A Subterranean Formation
US Patent:
6016871, Jan 25, 2000
Filed:
Oct 31, 1997
Appl. No.:
8/962212
Inventors:
Boyce D. Burts - Lafayette LA
International Classification:
E21B 4326
US Classification:
166300
Abstract:
For hydraulic fracturing treatment to increase productivity of subterranean hydrocarbon bearing formation, a hydraulic fracturing additive including a dry mixture of water soluble crosslinkable polymer, a crosslinking agent, and a reinforcing material of fibers and/or comminuted plant materials. The method of forming a hydraulic fracturing fluid includes contacting the additive with water or an aqueous solution, with a method of hydraulically fracturing the formation further including the step of injecting the fluid into the wellbore.
Lost Circulation Additive, Lost Circulation Treatment Fluid Made Therefrom, And Method Of Minimizing Lost Circulation In A Subterranean Formation
US Patent:
2004002, Feb 5, 2004
Filed:
Aug 1, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/211983
Inventors:
Boyce Burts - Lafayette LA, US
International Classification:
E21B001/00
US Classification:
507/200000
Abstract:
For lost circulation treatment for decreasing fluid loss from a borehole into a subterranean formation, a lost circulation additive including water soluble crosslinkable polymer, a crosslinking agent, a filter aid that is preferably diatomaceous earth, and optionally a reinforcing material. The method of forming a lost circulation fluid includes contacting the additive with water or an aqueous solution, with a method of lost circulation treatment of the formation further including the step of injecting the fluid into the formation thereby decreasing fluid loss from the borehole into the subterranean formation.
Well Fluid Additive, Well Fluid Made Therefrom, Method Of Treating A Well Fluid, Method Of Circulating A Well Fluid
US Patent:
6323158, Nov 27, 2001
Filed:
Jun 8, 1998
Appl. No.:
9/093097
Inventors:
Boyce D. Burts - Lafayette LA
Assignee:
Bottom Line Industries, Inc. - Lafayette IN
International Classification:
C09K 700
US Classification:
507104
Abstract:
An drilling fluid additive to reduce loss circulation includes comminuted rice fraction and corn cobs, and includes ground at least one of ground wood fiber, ground nut shells, ground paper and shredded cellophane. A method of treating a drilling fluid includes contacting such drilling fluid additive with the base drilling fluid to form well fluid. A method of operating a well includes circulation of such a well fluid into and out of a borehole.
Well Plug Additive, Well Plug Treatment Fluid Made Therefrom, And Method Of Plugging A Well
US Patent:
2006012, Jun 8, 2006
Filed:
Aug 22, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/161922
Inventors:
Boyce Burts - Lafayette LA, US
International Classification:
C09K 8/04, C09K 8/24
US Classification:
507100000
Abstract:
For well plug treatment to plug an abandoned well, a well plug additive including a dry mixture of water soluble crosslinkable polymer, a crosslinking agent, and filter aid, and optionally, a reinforcing material preferably of fibers and/or comminuted plant materials. The method of forming a well plug fluid includes contacting the additive with water or an aqueous solution, with a method of plugging the well further including the step of injecting the fluid into the wellbore.
Lost Circulation Material With Rice Fraction
US Patent:
5599776, Feb 4, 1997
Filed:
Aug 12, 1994
Appl. No.:
8/289774
Inventors:
Boyce D. Burts - Maurice LA
Assignee:
M & D Industries of Louisiana, Inc. - Lafayette LA
International Classification:
C09K 700
US Classification:
507104
Abstract:
An additive to reduce fluid loss from drilling fluids is comprised of comminuted products from the rice plant or blends of other comminuted plant materials with the rice products. Polymers to reduce fluid loss even lower and friction-reducing materials may be added to the plant materials.
Well Kill Additive, Well Kill Treatment Fluid Made Therefrom, And Method Of Killing A Well
US Patent:
2006001, Jan 19, 2006
Filed:
Apr 18, 2005
Appl. No.:
10/907855
Inventors:
Boyce Burts - Lafayette LA, US
International Classification:
E21B 33/13
US Classification:
166292000
Abstract:
For well kill treatment to prevent the intrusion of formation fluids into the wellbore while the well is open, a well kill additive including a dry mixture of water soluble crosslinkable polymer, a crosslinking agent, filter aid, and optionally, a reinforcing material of fibers and/or comminuted plant materials. The method of forming a well kill fluid includes contacting the additive with water or an aqueous solution, with a method of conforming the formation further including the step of injecting the fluid into the wellbore.
Lost Circulation Material With Rice Fraction
US Patent:
5118664, Jun 2, 1992
Filed:
Mar 28, 1991
Appl. No.:
7/676944
Inventors:
Boyce D. Burts - Maurice LA
Assignee:
Bottom Line Industries, Inc. - Lafayette LA
International Classification:
C09K 702
US Classification:
507104
Abstract:
An additive to reduce fluid loss from drilling fluids is comprised of comminuted products from the rice plant or blends of other comminuted plant materials with the rice products. Polymers to reduce fluid loss even lower and friction-reducing materials may be added to the plant materials.
Well Plug Additive, Well Plug Treatment Fluid Made Therefrom, And Method Of Plugging A Well
US Patent:
2004002, Feb 5, 2004
Filed:
Aug 1, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/211959
Inventors:
Boyce Burts - Lafayette LA, US
International Classification:
E21B033/138, C09K007/02
US Classification:
166/295000, 166/300000, 175/072000, 507/204000, 507/225000, 507/269000, 507/903000, 523/130000, 166/294000
Abstract:
For well plug treatment to plug an abandoned well, a well plug additive including a dry mixture of water soluble crosslinkable polymer, a crosslinking agent, and filter aid, and optionally, a reinforcing material preferably of fibers and/or comminuted plant materials. The method of forming a well plug fluid includes contacting the additive with water or an aqueous solution, with a method of plugging the well further including the step of injecting the fluid into the wellbore.