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    The present invention relates to transducer assemblies 100 which may include a sensor 104 and a housing including a through passage portion including at least one opening 118 in a housing portion extending along a longitudinal axis of the housing and the sensor. . The invention further relates to methods of forming transducer assemblies which may include welding a first housing section of the transducer assembly 100 to a second housing portion of the transducer assembly 100 and forming at least one aperture 118 in the first housing section extending along a longitudinal axis of the transducer assembly 100, along a chamber 106 for holding a sensor 104, and through the weld.
    公开号:FR3028035A1
    申请号:FR1560503
    申请日:2015-11-03
    公开日:2016-05-06
    发明作者:G Scott Brown；K Robert Harker；Scott S Merkley
    申请人:Delaware Capital Formation Inc；Capital Formation Inc；
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    [0001] CROSSWAY PASSAGES FOR USE WITH SENSOR ASSEMBLIES, SENSOR ASSEMBLIES COMPRISING AT LEAST ONE CROSSING PASSAGE AND ASSOCIATED METHODS TECHNICAL FIELD Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to through-passages for use with sensor assemblies and, more particularly, to transistors. throughbursts used to bypass one or more parts of a sensor assembly and associated assemblies and associated methods. BACKGROUND Quartz resonator sensors in thickness shear mode have been successfully used in the downhole environment of oil and gas wells for several decades and are an accurate means of determining background pressures widely used in the field. exploration and production of hydrocarbons (eg, oil and gas), as well as in other bottom-up applications. Quartz resonator pressure sensors typically have a crystalline resonator located within a housing exposed to a pressure and a bottom fluid temperature. Electrodes on the resonator element coupled to a high frequency power source source excite the resonator and result in shear deformation of the crystal resonator. The electrodes also detect the response of the resonator at a pressure and a temperature and are electrically coupled to conductors extending to a power supply and processing electronics isolated from the ambient environment. The ambient pressure and temperature are transmitted to the resonator through a substantially incompressible fluid in the housing, and changes in the frequency response of the resonator are detected and used to determine the pressure and / or temperature and interpret the changes in it. For example, a quartz resonator sensor, as described in U.S. Patents 3,561,832 and 3,617,780, comprises a cylindrical design with the resonator unitarily formed from a single piece of quartz. Typically, a pressure transducer comprising a thickness shear mode quartz resonator sensor assembly may include a first sensor in the form of a shear mode quartz crystal resonator having a thickness substantially responsive to the exposed pressure. at ambient pressure and temperature, a second sensor in the form of a temperature-sensitive quartz crystal resonator exposed only at room temperature, a third reference crystal in the form of a quartz crystal resonator exposed only at room temperature, and the support electronics. The first sensor changes frequency in response to applied external pressure and temperature variations, a major response component being related to pressure changes, while the output frequency of the second sensor is used to compensate for temperature excursions induced by the temperature in the first sensor. The reference crystal, if used, generates a reference signal that is only slightly dependent on the temperature, in opposition to or relative to which the frequency changes induced by the pressure is induced by the temperature in the first sensor and the frequency changes induced by the temperature in the second sensor can be compared. Such a comparison can be made by, for example, frequency mixing of frequency signals and use of the reference frequency to count the signals of the first and second sensors for measuring the frequency. Prior art devices of the type referenced above comprising one or more quartz shear mode resonator sensors have a high degree of accuracy, even when implemented in an environment such as background environment with high pressures and high temperatures. However, when implemented as pressure sensors, the sensors in these devices must be at least partially exposed to the external environment surrounding the device. For example, when operated in a background environment, the sensors may be exposed to temperatures of up to about 30,000 psi (about 206.84 MPa) and temperatures up to about 200 ° C. Accordingly, in order to withstand such extreme pressure and temperature and pressure and temperature variations, the housings of such devices surrounding the sensors may be designed and manufactured to be substantially robust so as not to fail when in use. they are implemented in the field exposed to such pressures and temperatures. For example, when pressure transducers are required to at least partially expose one or more pressure sensors in the pressure transducer to the pressure of the external environment (e.g., via a fluid in the sensor ), the transducer housing must be designed to allow the pressure sensors to be in communication with the pressure of the external environment while still maintaining structural integrity and protecting the other transducer components, such as, for example, For example, reference sensors, temperature sensors, and other electronic components in the transducer against the surrounding pressure and temperature environments. In some implementations, it is necessary to pass connections, such as electrical conductors, along the length of the transducer and in front of the pressure sensors of one component to another component inside or on the outside the transducer. Therefore, the passage of the electrical conductors through each pressure sensor can be difficult since such connections must be routed through or around portions of one or more pressure housings having pressure sensors therein which are designed to withstand the forces of pressures and temperatures of a background environment. BRIEF SUMMARY In some embodiments, the present disclosure includes a transducer assembly. The transducer assembly includes at least one sensor and a housing having a longitudinal axis. The housing includes a sensor housing portion at least partially surrounding the at least one sensor in a chamber in the sensor housing portion and a through passage portion including at least one opening in a portion of the housing extending along of the longitudinal axis and the sensor housing portion. In present transducer modes. Together with an additional sensor and embodiment, the transducer assembly includes a housing having a longitudinal axis. The housing includes a sensor housing portion at least partially surrounding the at least one sensor in a chamber in the sensor housing portion where the chamber is at least partially offset from the longitudinal axis of the housing and a portion of through passage comprising at least one opening in a portion of the housing extending along the longitudinal axis and the sensor housing portion. In additional embodiments, the present disclosure comprises a transducer assembly. The transducer assembly includes at least one sensor, an electronics assembly, and a housing having a longitudinal axis. The housing includes a pressure housing at least partially surrounding the at least one pressure sensor in a chamber in the pressure housing. The pressure housing comprises a thick wall portion positioned on a lateral side of the pressure housing where the thick wall portion has a lateral width observed in a direction transverse to the longitudinal axis 20 of the housing which is greater than a width lateral view observed in the transverse direction relative to the longitudinal axis of the housing of another wall portion of the pressure housing positioned on another lateral side of the pressure housing. The housing 25 further comprises an electronics housing in which the electronics assembly is disposed and a through passage portion including at least one opening in the thick wall portion of the pressure housing and extending along the length of the housing. longitudinal axis of the housing and the pressure housing. The transducer assembly further includes at least one electrical connection electronically coupled to the electronics assembly where the at least one electrical connection extends through the at least one opening of the through passage portion to the electronics set. In additional embodiments, the present disclosure includes a method of forming a transducer assembly. The method includes welding a first section of the transducer assembly to a second section of the transducer assembly, the width of the weld being selected to exceed a required width of a selected dimension, the required width being selected considering one or more of a maximum external pressure and a maximum external temperature at which the transducer is designed to withstand during use, and forming at least one opening in a housing of the transducer assembly extending along a longitudinal axis of the housing and through the weld, the at least one opening having a width substantially less than or equal to the selected dimension. In other additional embodiments, the present disclosure comprises a method of forming a transducer assembly. The method comprises welding a first housing section of the transducer assembly having a thick wall portion positioned on a lateral side of a chamber for receiving a pressure sensor at a second housing portion of the housing assembly. the thick wall portion of the first housing section having a lateral width observed in a direction transverse to a longitudinal axis of the transducer assembly which is greater than a lateral width observed in the transverse direction relative to the longitudinal axis of the transducer assembly of another wall portion, and forming at least one aperture in the thick wall portion of the first housing section extending along the longitudinal axis of the the transducer assembly, along the chamber, and through the weld.
    [0002] In other additional embodiments, the present disclosure includes sensors and associated assemblies and methods of forming and operating sensors and associated assemblies as described below.
    [0003] BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS Although the specification concludes with claims specifically describing and distinctly claiming what are considered embodiments of the present disclosure, various features and advantages of embodiments of the disclosure can be more readily determined from of the following description of exemplary embodiments of the description given with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which: FIG. 1 is a simplified schematic view in partial cross-section of a transducer assembly according to an embodiment of this description; Fig. 2 is another simplified schematic cross-sectional view of the transducer assembly depicted in Fig. 1; Fig. 3 is a partial cross-sectional view of a transducer assembly according to an embodiment of the present disclosure; Fig. 4 is a front view of a transducer assembly according to an embodiment of the present disclosure; Fig. 5 is a partial cross-sectional view of the transducer assembly depicted in Fig. 4; Fig. 6 is a simplified schematic view in partial exploded cross-section of a transducer assembly according to one embodiment of the present disclosure; Fig. 7 is a simplified schematic view in partial cross-section of the transducer assembly of Fig. 6 shown during assembly of the transducer assembly; and Figure 8 is a simplified schematic view in partial cross-section of the transducer assembly of Figures 6 and 7 shown during assembly of the transducer assembly. DETAILED DESCRIPTION In the following detailed description, reference is made to the accompanying drawings which illustrate, by way of illustration, specific embodiments in which the description may be practiced. However, other embodiments may be used, and structural, logical, and configuration modifications may be made without departing from the scope of the description. The presently described illustrations are not intended to be actual views of any particular sensor, transducer, set, or component thereof, but are exclusively idealized representations that are used to describe embodiments of the present disclosure. . The drawings currently described are not necessarily drawn to scale unless otherwise indicated. In addition, common elements between the drawings may retain the same numerical designation.
    [0004] Although some embodiments of sensors of the present disclosure are described as being used and employed in pressure transducer assemblies using one or more quartz resonator sensors, it will be apparent to those skilled in the art that embodiments of The present disclosure may be used in any assembly or system for measuring an external environment for one or more sensors where the one or more sensors are at least partially exposed to (for example, in communication with) the external environment. FIG. 1 is a simplified schematic view in partial cross-section of a transducer assembly (e.g., a pressure transducer 100) including a housing 101. As depicted in FIG. 1, the pressure transducer housing 100 includes a first portion (e.g., a pressure housing 102) for maintaining one or more sensors that are at least partially exposed (e.g., fully exposed, exposed to pressure and / or external environmental temperature). For example, the pressure transducer 100 may include one or more pressure sensors 104 (e.g., a quartz crystal resonant sensor) disposed in a chamber 106 in the pressure housing 102 that is exposed to pressure and / or pressure. temperature of the external environment.
    [0005] The chamber 106 in the pressure housing 102 may be in communication with an environment outside the pressure transducer 100 to determine one or more environmental conditions in the external environment (for example, the pressure and / or temperature of the environment outside). For example, the chamber 106 may be in fluid communication with one or more isolation members 108 (e.g., a diaphragm assembly, a bladder assembly, a bellows assembly, as well as combinations thereof). In some embodiments, the isolation member 108 may be configured as an orifice 109 which is in communication with an environment or external fluid where the orifice 109 may be at least partially isolated near the housing ( for example, with a diaphragm disposed in the orifice 109) or at a location remote from the housing 101 (for example, along a fluid channel extending from the housing 101). The isolation member 108 acts to transmit a pressure and / or temperature outside the pressure transducer 100 to the sensors in the pressure transducer 100 (for example, via a fluid in the pressure transducer 100 ). A fluid may be disposed in the chamber 106 around the pressure sensor 104 and, optionally, in the isolation member 108 (for example, in a bellows) to transmit the pressure and / or temperature from outside the transducer. In some embodiments, the fluid in the pressure transducer 100 may comprise a highly incompressible low thermal expansion fluid such as, for example, an oil (eg, a Paratherm or sebacate oil). The pressure and the thermal expansion of the fluid can be detected by the pressure sensor 104 (for example, a quartz crystal sensing element). As described in Figure 1 and described below in more detail, the pressure sensor 104 may be positioned along a longitudinal axis L100 of the pressure transducer 100. In some embodiments, one or more of the sensor 104 and the chamber 106 may be partially offset (relative to the longitudinal axis L100 of the pressure transducer 100. For example, a longitudinal axis L104 (e.g., a center line) of the pressure sensor 104 and / or a longitudinal axis L106 (e.g., a center line) of the chamber 106 may be laterally offset from the longitudinal axis L100 (e.g., a centerline) of the pressure transducer 100 (e.g., in one direction transverse to, for example, perpendicular to, the longitudinal axis L100.) In some embodiments, one or more of the pressure sensor 104, the chamber 106 and the pressure transducer 100 may have a shape and / or substantially elliptical (e.g. an ellipse) or circular (e.g., annular, cylindrical) cross section and the one or more of the pressure sensor 104 and the chamber 106 may have a center line that is laterally offset from a center line of the pressure transducer 100. In other embodiments, one or more of the pressure sensor 104 and the chamber 106 may be substantially aligned with the longitudinal axis L100 of the pressure transducer 100 For example, the longitudinal axes L104, L106 of one or both of the pressure sensor 104 and the chamber 106 may be substantially aligned with the longitudinal axis L100 of the pressure transducer 100. An electronics package 110 is coupled to the pressure housing 102 (for example, via a separator 114). As described, the electronics package 110 includes an electronics assembly 112 that is at least partially isolated from the fluid in the chamber 106 in the pressure housing environment 112 may be exterior. The electrically coupled electronics assembly to the sensor 102, which is in communication with pressure 104 in the pressure transducer 100 through electrical connections (e.g., through pins 116 which extend through the separator 114 ) and can be used to operate (e.g., energize) one or more of the pressure sensors 104 and to receive the output of the pressure sensor 104.
    [0006] In some embodiments, the pressure sensor 104 may be in the housing pressure box 101 (for example, less partially sealed 102 by another portion of the separator 114). As described, the separator 114 may form a partition between the electronics housing 110 and the pressure housing 102. At least a portion of the housing 101 of the pressure transducer 100 includes a through passage portion (e.g., a through portion) comprising one or more through-passage apertures 118 extending through a portion of the housing 101 (e.g., the pressure housing 102 and the separator 114). The through passage opening 118 may be used to pass a connection (for example, one or more electrical connections 120) in front of the pressure housing 102. For example, the electrical connection 120 may extend through the opening of the through passage 118 of another component of the pressure transducer 100 (for example, another sensor, another electronics assembly, a power source, etc.), and / or a component external to the pressure transducer 100, along the longitudinal axis L100 of the pressure transducer 100, along the pressure housing 102 and the separator 114, and to the electronics assembly 112 in the electronics housing 110. Such a configuration may allow that one or more connections are passed along the longitudinal axis L100 of the pressure transducer 100 while being at least partially isolated from the pressure housing 102 (for example, fluid and / or pressure sensor 102 which is at least ins partially exposed to the external environment as described above). FIG. 2 is another simplified schematic cross-sectional view of a portion of the housing 101 (e.g., the pressure housing 102) of the pressure transducer 100 depicted in FIG. 1, viewed in a direction transverse to the longitudinal axis L100 (Fig. 1) of the pressure transducer 100. As depicted in Fig. 2, the pressure housing 102 includes the through passage opening 118 on one side of the pressure housing 102. The pressure housing 102 includes in addition to the chamber 106 for receiving the pressure sensor 104 (Figure 1). As described, the chamber 106 is shifted into the pressure housing 102. The median line of the chamber 106 (by 20 may coincide with the chamber longitudinal axis 106) is offset with respect to the laterally. For example, which L106 of the center line of the pressure housing 102 (for example, which may coincide with the longitudinal axis L100 of the pressure transducer 100). As can be seen in FIGS. 1 and 2, the pressure sensor 104 in the chamber 106 will also be offset from the chamber 106. In order to arrange the through passage opening 118 extending through the housing 101, one or more parts of the housing 101 (e.g., the pressure housing 102) may comprise a first wall portion 122 (e.g., a thick or enlarged wall portion) having a first dimension D122 (e.g. width, thickness, observed in a direction transverse (for example, perpendicular) to the longitudinal axis L100 (FIG. 1) of the pressure transducer 100) which is greater than a second dimension D124 (for example, width, thickness, viewed in a direction transverse (e.g., perpendicular) to the longitudinal axis L100 (FIG. 1) of the pressure transducer 100) of a second (for example, opposite) side wall portion 124 (for example, For example, the first wall portion 122 and the second wall portion 124 may be positioned around the chamber 106 (e.g., at opposite sides of the chamber 106) where the walls pressure housing 102 extending between the first wall portion 122 and the second wall portion 124 tapers between the two thicknesses D122, D124. As described below in more detail, such variation in wall thicknesses may allow pressure housing 102 to have through-hole opening 118 on one side of the pressure housing while still having a minimum wall thickness. surrounding the chamber 106 which can withstand the external forces applied to the pressure housing 102 and / or allow the required connection to (for example, welding to) another portion of the housing 101 (eg, the separator 114). Fig. 3 is a partial cross-sectional view of a transducer assembly (e.g., pressure transducer 200) which may be similar to and include the same or similar characteristics of the pressure transducer 100 shown and described above in Referring to FIGS. 1 and 2. As depicted in FIG. 3, the pressure transducer 200 may comprise a pressure housing 202 and one or more pressure sensors 204 disposed in a chamber 206 in the pressure housing 202 which are exposed to pressure. pressure and / or the temperature of the external environment. As described above, the chamber 206 may be offset from a longitudinal axis L200 of the pressure transducer 200 and may be configured to have one or more of an elliptical, annular, cylindrical and circular shape and / or cross section. The pressure transducer 200 may comprise a cap (e.g., a separator 214 including a flange portion 215) which is at least partially received in the chamber 206 (e.g., a protrusion of the separator 214 surrounded by the flange portion 215 is received in the chamber 206) and one or more through-passage pins 216 extending through the separator 214. The separator 214 may be coupled to the pressure housing 202 through solder process coupling. minus the flange portion 215 of the separator 214 to the pressure housing 202, such as that described below with reference to FIGS. 6 to 8. The chamber 206 of the pressure housing 202 may be in fluid communication with one or more elements of isolation 208 (e.g., a diaphragm assembly, a bladder assembly, a bellows assembly, and combinations thereof) via a channel 209. The channel 209 and the chamber 206 are may be filled with a fluid (e.g., via a fill port 217) which transmits pressure and / or temperature to the pressure sensor 204 from the isolation member 208.
    [0007] As described, the isolation member 208 may be housed in an isolation housing 207 which is coupled to the pressure housing 202. For example, the isolation housing 207 may be coupled to the pressure housing 202 via a process of isolation. welding similar to the welding process connecting the separator 214 and the pressure housing 202 described below with reference to Figures 6 to 8. In other embodiments, the isolation housing 207 may otherwise be connected to the pressure housing 202 in any other suitable manner (for example, by threading). The isolation member 208 (for example, a bellows) may be in communication with the external environment of the pressure transducer 200 via a chamber 211. In some embodiments, the chamber 211 may be communication with the external environment (for example, a wellbore fluid can fill the chamber 211). In other embodiments, the chamber 211 may contain a fluid (e.g., to transmit pressure to the isolation member 208) that is contained in the chamber 211 and is at least partially isolated from the outside environment. to the pressure transducer 200 with another isolation member 213 (e.g., a diaphragm) positioned in a housing side wall 202 of the pressure transducer 200. As described, the pressure transducer 200 may further comprise a housing electronics 210 which is coupled to the pressure housing 202 (for example, through the separator 214). The electronics package 210 includes an electronics assembly 212 which is at least partially isolated from the fluid in the chamber 206 in the pressure housing 202 which is in communication with the external environment. In some embodiments, the housing 201 may include one or more attachment members 228 for coupling the pressure transducer 200 to adjacent components in a downhole system (for example, other downhole monitoring components, relay relays, etc.). communication for transmitting electricity to and data from the pressure transducer 200).
    [0008] As further described in FIG. 3, the pressure transducer 200 may comprise one or more additional sensors that are used with the pressure sensor 204 to determine and compensate for environmental conditions affecting the output of the pressure sensor 204, as well as provide a reference signal. For example, the pressure transducer 200 may comprise a temperature sensor 230 which is at least partially isolated (for example, by the separator 214 acting as a partition) from the fluid in the pressure housing 202 which is in communication with the environment outside. The temperature sensor 230 is used to detect the temperature of the external environment (for example, as it is transmitted to the temperature sensor 230 through the housing 201 of the pressure transducer 200 and / or via fluid in the pressure transducer 200) to compensate for temperature-induced inaccuracies in the output of the pressure sensor 204. In some embodiments, the pressure transducer 200 may include a reference sensor 232 which is isolated ( for example, by the separator 214) of the fluid in the pressure housing 202 which is in communication with the external environment. As is known in the art, an output of such a reference sensor 232 may be used for comparison with other sensors (for example, the pressure sensor 204, the temperature sensor 22 230, or combinations of thereof). For example, one or more of the pressure induced and temperature induced variations of one or more by the pressure sensor 204 and the temperature sensor 230 (for example, in a quartz crystal resonator sensor element of the sensors respective 204, 230) can be detected by monitoring the frequency variations of the sensors 204, 230 relative to a reference sensor frequency 232 (for example, further comprising a reference crystal crystal resonator). Data related to frequency differences detected by the sensors 204, 230, 232 may be manipulated by the electronics assembly 212 or by electrical equipment at the surface of the wellbore to provide pressure data and / or temperature to an operator monitoring wellbore conditions. At least a portion of the housing 201 of the pressure transducer 200 includes a through passage portion including one or more through-openings passing through a portion of the housing through the passage opening along the longitudinal axis L200 pressure 200 to through a portion 218 extending to 201. For example, 218 may extend from the transducer of the housing 201 at least partially exposed to an external environment (for example, an external pressure), such as, for example, the housing of 202, the isolation housing 207 and the separator 214. As described above, the through passage opening 218 may be used to pass a connection (for example, one or more electrical connections 120 (FIG. 1)) from another component of the pressure transducer 200 or from a component external to the pressure transducer 200 along the longitudinal axis L200 of the pressure transducer 200, in front of and along the the isolation housing 207, the pressure housing 202, and the separator 214, and up to the electronics assembly 212 in the electronics housing 210. Such a configuration may allow one or more connections to be made along the longitudinal axis L200 of the pressure transducer 200 while being at least partially isolated from the parts of the pressure transducer 200 exposed to the external environment. Fig. 4 is a front view of a transducer assembly (e.g., pressure transducer 300) and Fig. 5 is a partial cross-sectional view of a transducer assembly. In some embodiments, the pressure transducer 300 may be similar to and comprise components the same or similar to the pressure transducers 100, 200 shown and described above with reference to Figures 1 to 3. As depicted in Figure 4, the housing 301 of the pressure transducer 300 may comprise a pressure housing 302, which may include one or more sensors which are at least partially exposed to the external environment as described below, coupled to an electronics housing 310, which can include electronics and other sensors that are at least partially isolated from the external environment as described below as well. As described, the housing 301 may include one or more insulation members 308 disposed on an outer portion (e.g., a wall, an outer surface) of the housing 301 (e.g., extending through a side wall of the housing pressure 302) which are also in communication with an interior portion of the housing 301 (for example, with chambers now or in communication with sensors as detailed below). In some embodiments, the isolation members 308 may be diaphragms (e.g., oval diaphragms) such as those described in, for example, U.S. Patent 8,333,117, to Marker et al. In some embodiments, each isolation member 308 may be in communication with different parts of the bottom assembly to separately monitor the environmental conditions in the different parts. For example, an insulation member 308 may be in communication with an environment in a column of tubular components (e.g., a production column) positioned in a wellbore annulus and another insulation member may be communicating with an environment in the annular space between the column in the wellbore annulus and the wellbore itself (e.g., between the column and a casing or casing column adjacent to the well wall drilling).
    [0009] As depicted in FIG. 5, the pressure transducer 300 may comprise a pressure housing 302 and one or more pressure sensors 304. For example, the pressure transducer comprises multiple pressure sensors (for example, two pressure sensors 304A 304B) disposed in one or more chambers 306 (e.g. chambers 306A, 306B) in the pressure housing 302 which are exposed to the pressure and / or temperature of the external environment. As described above, each chamber 306A, 306B may be offset relative to a longitudinal axis L300 of the pressure transducer 300 and may have one or more of an elliptical, annular, cylindrical and circular shape and / or cross-section. .
    [0010] The pressure transducer 300 may comprise one or more caps at each end of the pressure housing 302. For example, the separator 314A comprising a flange portion 315A may be at least partially received in the chamber 306A and one or more through pins 316A may be provided. extending through the separator 314A at a first end of the pressure housing 302 near the electronics housing 310. The separator 314B including a flange portion 315E may be at least partially received in the chamber 306B and one or more pins therethrough 316B may extend through the separator 3146 at a second end of the pressure housing 302 (e.g., opposite the first end) proximate an end of the pressure transducer 300 which may be coupled to one or more other background components. Each separator 314A, 314B may be coupled to the pressure housing 302 via a welding process connecting at least the flange portion 315A, 315B of each separator 314A, 314B to the pressure housing 302, as described. 6 to 8, respectively. Each chamber 306A, 306B of the pressure housing 302 may be in fluid communication with the insulation members 308 formed in the side wall of the pressure sensor 302 of the pressure transducer 300. For example, each chamber 306A, 306B may be in communication with an insulation member 308. In some embodiments, each chamber 306A, 3066 may extend through the side wall of the pressure housing 302 to The outside of the housing 301 and the insulation members 308 may each extend over a respective chamber 306A, 3066 at the outer surface of the housing 301 to seal the chamber 306A, 306B. As described above, each chamber 306A, 306B may be filled with a fluid (e.g., via a respective filler port 317) which transmits pressure and / or temperature to the pressure sensor 304A, 304B from the insulation member 308. As described, the pressure transducer 300 may further include an electronics housing 310 which is coupled to the pressure housing 302 (e.g., through the separator 314A). The electronics package 310 includes an electronics assembly 312A, 312B (e.g., an electronics assembly 312A, 312B for each pressure sensor 304A, 304B) which is at least partially isolated from the fluid in the chamber 306A, 306B in the pressure box 302 which is in communication with the external environment. The electronics housing 310 of the pressure transducer 300 may include one or more additional sensors that are used with the pressure sensor 304A, 304B to determine and compensate for environmental conditions affecting the output of the pressure sensor 304A, 304B, as well as to produce a reference signal. The pressure transducer 300 may comprise a temperature sensor 330 which is at least partially isolated (for example, by the septum separator 314A) from the fluid in the pressure housing 302 which is in communication with the external environment.
    [0011] In some embodiments, the pressure transducer 300 may include a reference sensor 332 which is isolated (e.g., by the separator 314A) from the fluid in the pressure housing 302 which is in communication with the outside environment. At least a portion of the pressure transducer housing 300 includes a through passage portion including one or more through openings 318 extending through a portion of the housing 301. For example, the through passage opening 318 may be extending along the longitudinal axis L300 of the pressure transducer 300 through a portion of the housing 301 at least partially exposed to an external environment (e.g., external pressure), such as, for example, the pressure housing 302 and the separators 314A, 3146 on each side of the pressure housing 302. As described above, the through passage opening 318 may be used to pass a connection (for example, one or more electrical connections 120 (FIG. 1)) from another component of the pressure transducer 300 along the longitudinal axis L300 of the pressure transducer 300, in front of and along the pressure housing 302 and the 314A, 314B, and one or more of the electronics assemblies 312A, 3126 in the electronics housing 310. Such a configuration may allow one or more connections to be passed along the longitudinal axis L300 of the transducer. pressure 300 while being at least partially isolated from parts of the pressure transducer exposed to the external environment. For example, an electrical connection between the electronics assembly 312B and the pressure sensor 304E (for example, when said electronics assembly 312B controls and monitors the frequency response of the pressure sensor 304B) can be passed through the passage opening 318 while being isolated from the chambers 306A, 306B. FIG. 6 is an exploded partial cross-sectional view of a transducer assembly (e.g., a pressure transducer 400) which may be similar to the pressure transducers 100, 200, 300 described above with reference to FIGS. 5. As depicted in FIG. 6, the pressure transducer 400 may comprise a pressure housing 402 and one or more pressure sensors 104 disposed in a chamber 406 in the pressure housing 402 which are exposed to pressure and / or pressure. temperature of the external environment. The pressure transducer 400 may include a cap (e.g., the separator 414 including a flange portion 415) that may be at least partially received in the chamber 406 and one or more through-pins 116 extending through the separator 414. The chamber 406 of the pressure housing 402 may be in fluid communication with one or more isolation members 408 (for example, a diaphragm assembly, a bladder assembly, a bellows assembly, and combinations thereof) via channel 409. Fig. 7 is a partial cross-sectional view of transducer assembly 400 of Fig. 6 shown during assembly of pressure transducer 400. As depicted in Fig. 7, pressure sensor 104 is received in the chamber 406 in the pressure housing 402. The separator 414 is attached to the pressure housing 402 at least at the flange portion 415 surrounding a protuberance 419 of the separator 4 15 which is received in the chamber 406. For example, the separator 414 is welded to the pressure housing 402 (e.g., along the flange portion 415) to at least partially seal (e.g., fully) the pressure sensor. 104 in the chamber 406. The weld 426 (e.g., a weld bead) may be disposed around the pressure transducer 100 at an interface between the separator 414 and the pressure housing 402. In embodiments in which a junction Welded process is carried out, the welding process may comprise one or more of a gas metal arc welding (MIG) process, a gaseous tungsten arc welding (TIG) process, other types of welding process by fusion (for example, an electron beam welding process (EBW), laser beam welding), and other types of welding.
    [0012] As described, the depth or thickness of the weld 426 may be chosen to be higher than that required by the environmental conditions (eg, pressure and / or temperature) in which the pressure transducer 400 is designed to work. In other words, the depth or thickness of the weld 426 may be chosen to extend over a distance greater than the depth or thickness that is required by the pressure and / or maximum temperature in which the transducer 400 pressure is designed to work. For example, the depth or thickness of the weld 426 may be chosen to extend a distance substantially equal to or greater than a thickness (for example, the diameter) of one or more openings in the pressure housing 402 ( for example, the opening 418 (Figure 8)). In some embodiments, the depth or thickness of the weld 426 may be selected to extend a distance substantially equal to or greater than the thickness of a first wall portion 422 (e.g., a wall portion thickened) of the pressure housing 402 and to substantially exceed the thickness of a second adjacent wall portion 424 (e.g., a thin-walled portion) of the pressure housing 402. In some embodiments, the depth or the thickness of the weld 426 may be selected to extend a distance substantially equal to or greater than the thickness of a second adjacent wall portion 424 (eg, a thin-walled portion) of the pressure housing 402 plus a thickness or width of an aperture (e.g., aperture 418, described below) formed in the first wall portion 422.
    [0013] Figure 8 is another partial cross-sectional view of the transducer assembly 400 of Figures 6 and 7 shown during assembly of the pressure transducer 400. As shown in Figure 8, once the separator 414 is welded to the In a pressure housing 402, one or more openings 418 may be formed (for example, machined by drilling, milling, etc.) in and extending along the pressure transducer 400 (for example, along and through the housing pressure 402, the separator 414, and a portion of the weld 426 between the separator 414 and the pressure housing 402). As described above, such one or more openings 418 may be used to pass connections (e.g., electrical connections in front of the pressure housing 402). In some embodiments, pressure transducers according to the present disclosure may include fabrication methods, orientations, quartz structures, electronics, assemblies, housings, reference sensors, and similar components to the sensors. and transducers described in, for example, U.S. Patent No. 6,131,462 to EerNisse et al., U.S. Patent No. 5,471,882 to Wiggins, U.S. Patent No. 5,231,880 to Ward et al., US Patent No. 4,550,610 to EerNisse and al., and US Patent 3,561,832 to Karrer et al. As mentioned above, sensors as presently described (e.g., pressure sensors) may comprise a quartz crystal sensing element. In some embodiments, such a pressure transducer having a quartz crystal pressure sensor (e.g., such as that described in US Patent 6,131,462 to EerNisse et al.) May further include a reference sensor to quartz crystal and a quartz crystal temperature sensor which are used in comparing the outputs of the crystal sensors (for example, by mixing frequency and / or using the reference frequency to count the signals of the other two crystals) for temperature compensation and to prevent drift and other pressure signal output anomalies. In other embodiments, one or more of the sensors (e.g., the temperature sensor) may include an electronic sensor (e.g., a silicon temperature sensor using, for example, integrated electronic circuits for monitoring temperature rather than a sensor having variable temperature-dependent mechanical characteristics (e.g. frequency changes of a resonator element) such as a quartz crystal resonator). For example, the sensor configurations may be similar to those described in US patent application 13/934,058, filed July 2, 2013. In additional embodiments, the pressure sensors may include a dual mode sensor configured for detect the pressure and the temperature, for example, such as those described in the patent application US 13/839 238, filed March 15, 2013.
    [0014] Embodiments of the present disclosure may be particularly useful in the production of transducers (eg, pressure transducers) which are at least partially exposed to the external environment and still allow the ability to pass connections from a component transducer or between multiple transducers or other components through (eg, inside) the transducer housing. Conventionally, such connections must be passed around one or more parts of a transducer housing (i.e., outside and outside the transducer housing) that is exposed to the external environment ( for example, a pressure housing) due to the structural and / or sealing constraints imposed by such transducers. As will be apparent, such transducers comprising external connections should generally have relatively larger diameters or cross-sectional areas than the transducers of the present description which provide the ability to pass conductors through an internal through passage of the sensor. In downhole applications, such a through passage portion in a transducer housing may allow the overall size of a transducer assembly to be reduced, allowing other components of a downhole tool to utilize the space. and / or allows more efficient production of existing wells with a smaller borehole diameter as well as the exploration of new more difficult formations to drill using drilling techniques called "microforage" with drill rod trains and bottom components of small diameter. For example, relatively smaller transducers also allow wires to be passed in front of the transducer between the components above and below such transducers as they are arranged in a drill string in ways that do not. previously not possible with conventional size transducers. Although the description may be susceptible of various modifications and other forms, specific embodiments have been described by way of example in the drawings and have now been described in detail. However, it should be understood that the description is not intended to be limited to the particular forms described. Instead, the description includes all modifications, variations, combinations, and alternatives within the scope of the description as defined by the following appended claims and their legal equivalents.
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    Claims (15)
    [0001]
    REVENDICATIONS1. A transducer assembly (100; 200; 300,400) comprising: at least one sensor (104; 204; 304A, 304B); and a housing (101; 201; 301) having a longitudinal axis, the housing comprising: a sensor housing portion (102; 202; 302; 402) at least partially surrounding the at least one sensor (104; 204; 304A; 304B) in a chamber (106; 206; 306A; 306B; 406) in the sensor housing portion (102; 202; 302; 402); and a through passage portion including at least one opening (118; 218; 318; 418) in a housing portion extending along the longitudinal axis and the sensor housing portion (102; 202; 302; 402).
    [0002]
    The transducer assembly (100; 200; 300) of claim 1, further comprising an electronics assembly (112; 212; 312A, 312B), wherein the housing (101; 201; 301) further comprises a electronics housing portion (110; 210; 310) having the electronics assembly (112; 212; 312A, 312B) disposed therein, characterized in that the transducer assembly (100; 200; 300 ) comprises at least one electrical connection electronically coupled to the electronics assembly (112; 212; 312A, 312B) and extending through the at least one opening (118; 218; 318) of the through-passage portion to the electronics assembly (112; 212; 312A, 312E).
    [0003]
    The transducer assembly (100; 200; 300) of claim 1 or 2, wherein the chamber (106; 206; 306A; 306E) is at least partially offset from the longitudinal axis of the housing (101; 301).
    [0004]
    A transducer assembly (100; 200; 300) according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein a longitudinal axis of the chamber (106; 206; 306A, 306B) of the sensor housing portion (102; 302) is laterally offset from the longitudinal axis of the housing (101; 201; 301) in a direction transverse to the longitudinal axis of the housing. 20
    [0005]
    A transducer assembly (100; 200; 300) according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein each of the housing (101; 201; 301) and the chamber of the sensor housing portion (102; 202; 302) ) comprises a substantially elliptical or circular shape, and wherein a center line of the housing (101; 201; 301) is laterally offset from a center line of the housing portion (106; 206; 306A, 306B); sensor (102; 202; 302).
    [0006]
    A transducer assembly (100; 200; 300; 400) according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the sensor housing portion (102; 202 "; 302; 402) comprises a thick wall portion (122; ) positioned on a first lateral side of the sensor housing portion (102; 202; 302; 402) and a normal wall portion (124; 424) on a second lateral side of the sensor housing portion (102; 302; 402) opposite to the first lateral side.
    [0007]
    The transducer assembly (100; 200; 300; 400) of claim 6, wherein the at least one opening extends through the thick wall portion (122; 422) of the sensor housing portion ( 102; 202; 302; 402).
    [0008]
    The transducer assembly (100; 200; 300; 400) according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the sensor housing portion (102; 202; 302; 402) comprises a thick wall portion ( 122, 422) positioned on a lateral side of the sensor housing portion (102; 202; 302; 402), the thick wall portion (122; 422) having a lateral width viewed in a direction transverse to the longitudinal axis of the housing (101; 201; 301) which is greater than a lateral width observed in the direction transverse to the longitudinal axis of the housing (101; 201; 301) of another wall portion of the housing portion; sensor housing (102; 202; 302; 402) positioned on another lateral side of the sensor housing portion (102; 202; 302; 402); and wherein the at least one opening (118; 218; 318; 418) extends through the thick wall portion (122; 422) of the sensor housing portion (102; 202; 302; 402).
    [0009]
    The transducer assembly (400) according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the chamber (406) of the sensor housing portion (402) is sealed with respect to the at least one aperture (418) and a electronics housing portion 10 having an electronics assembly disposed therein with a weld (426) positioned at a first end of the chamber of the sensor housing portion (402).
    [0010]
    10. The transducer assembly (400) of claim 9, wherein at least a portion of a lateral width of the weld (426) viewed in a direction transverse to the longitudinal axis of the housing is selected to be greater than or equal to a selected width given at least one of a maximum external pressure or a maximum external temperature at which the transducer is designed to withstand during use plus a width of the at least one opening in the housing part. 25
    [0011]
    A transducer assembly (300) according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the at least one sensor comprises at least two sensors (304A, 304B), each sensor of the at least two sensors being housed in a chamber respective ones (306A, 306B) of the sensor housing (301), wherein the at least one opening (318) of the through-passage portion extends along each chamber housing the at least two sensors (304A, 304B) .
    [0012]
    The transducer assembly (100; 200; 300; 400) according to any one of claims 2 to 11, wherein the at least one electrical connection electrically connects the electronics assembly (112; 212; 312A, 312B). ) of the transducer assembly (100; 200; 300; 400) to another sensor of the transducer assembly (100; 200; 300; 400).
    [0013]
    A method of forming a transducer assembly (100, 200, 300, 400), the method comprising: at least partially enclosing at least one sensor (104; 204; 304A, 304B) in a chamber (106; 206, 306A, 306B, 406) in a housing (101; 201; 301) of the transducer assembly (100, 200, 300, 400); and forming at least one opening (118, 218, 318, 418) in the housing (101; 201; 301) of the transducer assembly (100, 200, 300, 400) extending along a longitudinal axis of the housing (101; 201; 301) and along the chamber (106; 206; 306A; 306B; 406) in the housing (101; 201; 301) at least partially surrounding the at least one sensor (104; 204, 304A, 304B).
    [0014]
    The method of claim 13, further comprising extending at least one electrical connection coupled to an electronics assembly (112; 212; 312A, 312B) of the transducer assembly through the at least one opening (118; 218; 318; 418) in the transducer housing.
    [0015]
    The method of claim 13 or 14, further comprising: welding a first section (102; 202; 302; 402) of the transducer assembly (100,200,300,400) to a second section ( 114; 214; 314; 414) of the transducer assembly (100, 200, 300, 400), a width of the weld (426) being selected to exceed a required width of a selected dimension, the width selected at least one of a maximum external pressure or a maximum external temperature at which the transducer assembly (100, 200, 300, 400) is designed to withstand during use; and positioning the at least one opening (118, 218, 318, 418) to extend through the weld (426), the at least one opening (118, 218, 318, 418) having a width substantially less than or equal to the selected dimension.
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