Mojtaba A Karimi from Houston, TX, age 39

Method
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US Patent:

20230099645, Mar 30, 2023
Filed:

Sep 23, 2022
Appl. No.:

17/934765
Inventors:

- Houston TX, US
Kevin Patrick Kincaid - Houston TX, US
Mojtaba Karimi - Houston TX, US
Tahereh Karimi - Houston TX, US
Renata Amanda Gonçalves - Houston TX, US
Roger Allen Harris - Houston TX, US
Aaron Christopher Trevino - Houston TX, US
Luiza Lessa Andrade Lahme - Houston TX, US
Bárbara De Freitas Magalháes - Houston TX, US
Christian Walter Rimbau - Houston TX, US
International Classification:

C12P 3/00
C01B 32/50
C12P 39/00
B01D 53/22
Abstract:

The present invention provides a process for the microbiological production of hydrogen from a hydrocarbon-rich deposit, said process comprising the step of modifying the composition of the deposit by the introduction into the deposit of at least one non-native hydrogen producing microorganism selected positively to diversify the microbiological abundance of hydrogen-producing microorganisms in the deposit and for the preferential production of hydrogen over methane.

System And Method For Integrated Wellbore Stress, Stability And Strengthening Analyses
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US Patent:

20150292323, Oct 15, 2015
Filed:

Apr 9, 2014
Appl. No.:

14/249052
Inventors:

- Houston TX, US
Mohammadreza Safariforoshani - Houston TX, US
Ovunc Mutlu - Houston TX, US
Trevor Oar - Calgary, CA
Mojtaba Karimi - Houston TX, US
Assignee:

Weatherford/Lamb, Inc. - Houston TX
International Classification:

E21B 49/00
Abstract:

Systems and methods for an integrated wellbore stress, stability and strengthening analysis are disclosed. An integrated geomechanical tool can be used to analyze and evaluate stress along the length of the wellbore to identify a safe drilling mud weight window and help identify troublesome zones in the wellbore. Fracture length may then be predicted in the identified troublesome zones by using a stress tensor calculated during the stress analysis. The calculated fracture length may be used to perform a strengthening analysis. After performing strengthening analysis, mud loss may be predicted based on predicted fracture size calculated during the stress, stability and strengthening analyses.