A New Down Hole Tool and Approach To Release Differentially Stuck Pipe

K. Machocki, Abdulwahab S. Aljohar, David Z. Zhan, Ayodeji Abegunde
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A new down hole system and method to use for releasing stuck pipes is presented. New system design, features and limits are compared to commonly used techniques for releasing stuck pipe showing benefits of the new system when dealing with differential stuck pipe incidents. The new down hole system is capable to deliver much greater forces when compared to jars and other down hole accelerators near the stuck point. This system can generate over 40G`s lateral forces continuously down the hole acting on the stuck pipe area. The system can be integrated into a Bottom Hole Assembly (BHA) and activated once drill string become stuck or run as a part of the remediate assembly. Different aspects of two types of assemblies are described outlining the benefits and drawbacks. The author will discuss in details the background and rationale to the new technology, including a review of differential sticking challenges and functionality of this new system. The new system was compared to the most commonly used techniques for releasing differentially stuck pipe. Previously not releasable stuck pipe forces of over 1,000,000 lb. can now be overcome with the presented new approach to generate down hole forces near the stuck place. Flexibility in system integration and deployment allows for further optimization in BHA design and cost affective fishing operations in dedicated hole sections. This new approach can be implemented to release the most challenging stuck pipe mechanisms in drilling to minimize NPT and cost associated with stuck pipe, remedial operations and sidetracks. Similar approach can be utilized to release differentially stuck pipes, tubing and completions. The novelty of this stuck pipe release system is the entire down hole system and operations of the overall system using new approach to generate large shocks down the hole. Additional novelty is related to flexibility during integration and deployment of this system. Similar to current shock tools, this system can be placed in BHA, fishing type assemblies and also pumped down inside of the stuck drill string to save time and cost.
一种新的井下工具和方法来释放差卡管
介绍了一种新的井下卡钻系统和方法。新系统的设计、特点和限制与常用的释放卡钻技术进行了比较,显示了新系统在处理不同卡钻事故时的优势。与震击器和其他靠近卡点的井下加速器相比,新的井下系统能够提供更大的力。该系统可以连续产生超过40G的横向力,作用在卡钻的管柱上。该系统可以集成到底部钻具组合(BHA)中,并在钻柱卡钻或作为修复组合的一部分下入时激活。本文描述了两种类型的组件的不同方面,概述了它们的优点和缺点。作者将详细讨论新技术的背景和基本原理,包括对该新系统的差压卡钻挑战和功能的回顾。将新系统与最常用的释放差异卡钻技术进行了比较。以前无法释放的超过1,000,000磅的卡钻力现在可以通过提出的新方法来克服,在卡钻位置附近产生井下力。系统集成和部署的灵活性可以进一步优化BHA设计,并在专用井段进行成本有效的打捞作业。这种新方法可以用于解决钻井中最具挑战性的卡钻问题,从而最大限度地减少与卡钻、补救作业和侧钻相关的NPT和成本。类似的方法也可以用于释放差异卡钻的管道、油管和完井。这种卡钻释放系统的新颖之处在于,整个井下系统和整个系统的操作都采用了新的方法来产生井下的大冲击。额外的新颖性与系统集成和部署期间的灵活性有关。与目前的减震工具类似,该系统可以放置在BHA、打捞式组件中,也可以泵入卡钻柱内部,从而节省时间和成本。
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