在阿联酋首次应用硝化控压钻井

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多年来,由于储层枯竭和缺乏压力支撑,在钻探成熟的白垩纪石灰岩储层单元(a组)时的钻井液漏失一直在恶化。需要新的钻井方法来消除或减少总损失以及与之相关的非生产时间。硝化控压钻井有助于减少损失和减少非生产时间。本文解释了所面临的挑战,详细介绍了所提出的解决方案,并讨论了应用结果。硝化控压钻井(MPD)将当量循环密度(ECD)降低到最低的静泥浆比重(水)以下,同时在钻进储层6″井段时,可以安全地处理任何意外的碳氢化合物流入。利用不同的抽氮速率和地面背压(SBP)对油井数据进行了分析和建模,以确定在减少损失的同时防止碳氢化合物流入的最佳速率。闭环钻井系统采用旋转控制装置、分离包和本地生产的氮气膜,可以相应地管理环空液压剖面,减少总损失,消除水的等待时间。严格的计划和严格的执行导致了安全成功的结果,没有遇到任何QHSE问题。设计的硝化控压钻井解决方案通过将钻井泥浆的过平衡压力从700 psi降至250 psi,成功地防止了油藏段的钻井液漏失,从而消除了钻井平台因等待水而导致的3天非生产时间。闭环系统与精确的数据采集和监测系统相结合,有助于在储层上保持轻微的过平衡状态,防止意外的碳氢化合物流入地面。从此次作业中吸取的经验教训有助于优化A组的硝化MPD,以及ADNOC油田的整体MPD实施。本文展示了硝化控压钻井在阿拉伯联合酋长国的首次应用。设备设计和规划考虑了许多不同的情况,因为这种类型的钻井技术可以更精确地管理井筒压力,减少钻井中断
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First Nitrified Managed Pressure Drilling Application in United Arab Emirates
Drilling fluid losses while drilling a mature cretaceous limestone reservoir unit (Formation A) has been worsening over years with reservoir depletion and lack of pressure support. New drilling methods were needed to eliminate or reduce total losses and the associated non-productive time with them. Nitrified Managed Pressure Drilling proposed to help in mitigating losses and reducing non-productive-time. This paper explains the challenge, details the solution that was proposed to tackle, and discusses the results of the application. Nitrified Managed Pressure Drilling (MPD) decreases the Equivalent Circulation Density (ECD) below the lowest possible static mud weight (water) and at the same time deals safely with any unintended hydrocarbon influxes while drilling the reservoir 6″ hole section. The well data was analysed and modelled with different Nitrogen pumping rates and Surface Back Pressure (SBP) to determine the best rates that a mitigates losses but at the same time prevent hydrocarbon influxes. A closed-Loop drilling system proposed utilizing rotating control device, a separation package, and locally produced membrane Nitrogen allowed to manage the annular hydraulic pressure profile accordingly and mitigate the total losses scenario eliminating the wait on water time Rigorous planning and disciplined execution have led to safe and successful conclusion with no QHSE issues encountered. The designed Nitrified Managed Pressure Drilling solution succeeded in preventing the drilling fluid losses in the reservoir section by reducing the overbalance pressure of the drilling mud from 700 psi to 250 psi, which resulted in the elimination of 3 days of the rig's non-productive-time related to waiting on water. The closed-loop system coupled with a precise data acquisition and monitoring system has helped in maintaining a slight overbalance condition over the reservoir preventing any unintended hydrocarbon influxes to the surface. The lessons learned captured from this operation have contributed to the optimization of the Nitrified MPD in (Formation A) and to the overall MPD implementation in ADNOC fields. This paper displays the first application of nitrified managed pressure drilling in the United Arab Emirates. The equipment design and planning have accounted for many different scenarios, as this type of drilling technology enables more precise wellbore pressure management with less interruptions to drilling ahead
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