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SONY SEMICONDUCTOR SOLUTIONS CORPORATION	4-14-1 ASAHI-CHO ATSUGI-SHI KANAGAWA 2430014

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Michael, Lachlan Bruce	Saitama, JP	59	511
# of filed Patents : 59 Total Citations : 511
Takahashi, Kazuyuki	Chiba, JP	191	1751
# of filed Patents : 191 Total Citations : 1751

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DATE PUBLISHED	PUBLICATION/PATENT NO.	PUBLICATION TYPE
April 07, 2020	US,10615895,B2   US10615895B2	GRANTED PATENT AS SECOND PUBLICATION
May 23, 2019	US,20190158199,A1   US20190158199A1	FIRST PUBLISHED PATENT APPLICATION

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US Patent Application No: 2024/0253,143

Method for Restoring Oil and Gas Tubulars

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A method for continuously applying buildup material to an oil and gas tubular using low heat input welding without compromising the mechanical properties of the tubular. The method includes preparation of the surface of the oil and gas tubular and applying a consumable wire to the surface. The consumable wire may be a buildup material with a hardness that is similar to the hardness of the oil and gas tubular. The method may include removal of a defect prior to restoring wall thickness to the tubular. The method may include restoring the tubular so that a surface feature, such as taper, may be recut in a different location.

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