CN106537189A - Transmitting collision alarms to a remote device - Google Patents
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Abstract
A mobile device receives a message wirelessly via a third-party wireless network. The message includes an alert that a first well, which is a well being drilled, is in danger of colliding with a second well. The mobile device displays an announcement reflecting the alert on a remote graphical user interface of the mobile device.
Description
Background
Directional drilling operation allows generally for the bigger recovery to the hydrocarbon from downhole in reservoir.Creep in identical region multiple
Directional well may increase the probability collided between well.
Brief description
Fig. 1 illustrates the system for drill-well operation.
Fig. 2 illustrates a kind of situation, wherein there is the danger of collision between the well crept into and another well.
Fig. 3 illustrates the computer for performing the software for execution operation.
Fig. 4 illustrates the part of anticollision workflow.
Fig. 5 illustrates the establishment of collision scan report.
Fig. 6 illustrates the transmission of scan report.
Fig. 7 illustrates that scan report is processed.
Fig. 8 illustrates the data flow in anticollision process.
Fig. 9 A-9C illustrate the example of the mobile device for receiving and showing collision warning.
Figure 10 illustrates flow chart.
Describe in detail
For an embodiment of the system of drill-well operation (or " well system "), figure 1 illustrates, be included in earth's surface
At 12, support drill string 14 rig 10.In one embodiment, drill string 14 is the component of drilling rod section, the drilling rod section
By 16 end-to-end link of work platformses.In alternative embodiment, drill string includes continuous pipe rather than single drilling rod.
In alternative embodiment, well system is based on sea rather than based on land.In one embodiment, drill bit 18
The lower end of drill string 14 is connected to, and the well 20 by stratum 22 and 24 is formed by drill-well operation drill bit 18.In a reality
Apply in scheme, drill string 14 has bottom outlet (BHA) component 26 on its lower end, and which includes drill bit 18, is built in drill collar section 32
Logging tool 30, the orientation sensor being positioned in non magnetic instrument joint (sub) 34, downhole controller 40, remote measurement transmitting
Device 42 and in some embodiments downhole electrical motor/rotary steerable tool 28.
In one embodiment, downhole controller 40 controls the operation of telemetry transmitter 42 and coordinates underground component
Operation.In one embodiment, what the sensor that controller 40 is processed from logging tool 30 and/or instrument joint 34 was received
Data and produce for the encoded signal of earth's surface is transferred to via telemetry transmitter 42.In some embodiments, remote measurement is
In the form of mud-pulse in drill string 14, and wherein mud-pulse is detected at earth's surface by mud-pulse receptor 44.Its
His telemetry system can comparably use (for example, along the acoustic telemetry of drill string, wired drill pipe etc.).Except downhole sensor,
System is may include at the earth's surface of rig floor to monitor different operating (for example, the speed of rotation of drill string, fluid flow rate
Deng) multiple sensors.
In some embodiments, the data from downhole sensor and surface sensor are treated for display, such as exist
Described in U.S. Patent Application Publication No. 2013/0186687, above-mentioned public announcement of a patent application transfers present assignee.
The processor part for processing such data can be in down-hole and/or at earth's surface.For example, at one or more in downhole tool
Reason device (including such as downhole controller 40) can process downhole data.Alternatively or additionally, it is at rig site and/or remote
One or more processors at journey position can process the data.Additionally, handled data then digitally and/or can be schemed
Shape ground shows, as described in U.S. Patent Application Publication No. 2013/0186687 (referred to above).
In one embodiment, field computer 46 receives the data that earth's surface is transferred to by telemetry transmitter 42.
In one embodiment, some or all of, the following article of the data that the process of field computer 46 is transmitted by telemetry transmitter 42
It is described.In one embodiment, during field computer 46 determines danger of the well 20 in colliding with the second well 202,
Go out as shown in FIG. 2, and send message to mobile device 48 by one or more wireless networks 50.In an embodiment party
In case, wireless network 50 includes one or more cellular networks, one or more wireless wide area networks, one or more wireless locals
Net and/or one or more cable networks.In one embodiment, at least a portion of wireless network 50 is third party's net
Network, wherein third party's network by the well system except illustrating in Fig. 1 owner or operator in addition to people possess.For example,
If well system is possessed by geophysical service company, then cell phone system can be third party's network.
In one embodiment, figure 3 illustrates, field computer 46 includes processor 302.In an embodiment
In, field computer 46 also includes memory cell 330, processor bus 322 and i/o controller hub (ICH)
324.In one embodiment, processor 302, memory cell 330 and ICH 324 are connected to processor bus 322.One
In individual embodiment, processor 302 may include any appropriate processor architecture.In one embodiment, field computer
46 may include one, two, three or more processor, and any one of these processors can be according to embodiment party described herein
Case performs one group of instruction.
In one embodiment, memory cell 330 can data storage and/or instruction, and may include any appropriate
Memorizer, such as dynamic random access memory (DRAM).In one embodiment, field computer 46 also includes IDE
Driver 308 and/or other suitable storage devices.In one embodiment, 304 control information of graphics controller is showing
Display on equipment 306.
In one embodiment, i/o controller hub (ICH) 324 is to for the defeated of field computer 46
Enter/export (I/O) equipment or peripheral components provide interface.In one embodiment, ICH 324 may include any appropriate boundary
Face controller is so as to processor 302, memory cell 330 and/or to any appropriate equipment or portion communicated with ICH 324
Part provides any appropriate communication linkage.In one embodiment, ICH 324 provides the suitable arbitration for each interface
And buffering.
In one embodiment, ICH 324 is to one or more suitable integrated driving electronic device (IDE) drivers
308 such as hard disk drives (HDD) or compact disk read only memory (CD ROM) driver provide interface, or pass through one
Or multiple USB ports 310 provide interface to suitable USB (universal serial bus) (USB) equipment.In one embodiment, ICH
324 also pass through one or more FireWire port ports 316 to keyboard 312, mouse 314, CD-ROM drive 318, one or more conjunctions
Suitable equipment provides interface.In one embodiment, ICH324 also provides socket 320, by the socket 320
Field computer 46 can be with other computers and/or equipment communication.
In one embodiment, field computer 46 include store embody for method described herein any one or
The machine readable media of all of one group of instruction (for example, software).Additionally, software can completely or at least partially reside in storage
In device unit 330 and/or in processor 302.
In one embodiment, anticollision workflow, figure 4 illustrates, including alarm agent 402, the alarm generation
Reason 402 coordinates the other software part in anticollision workflow.
In one embodiment, anticollision workflow includes data base (DB) 404, and the data base (DB) 404 includes
With regard to the application related to drilling well to the well plan for accessing that information of the relevant information of drilling environment.Exemplary DB 404
It is the ENGINEERING DATA MODEL that can be obtained from HalliburtonTM.In one embodiment, DB 404 is one group
It is connected to the well plan of the data base application related to drilling well.In one embodiment, DB 404 provides well, pit shaft and measurement
Data are analyzed for anticollision.
In one embodiment, anticollision workflow includes data management service (DMS) 406, the data management clothes
Business (DMS) 406 allows drilling well and other rig site data by real-time collecting, transmits, replicates and manage.Exemplary DMS
406 be can from Halliburton EnergyServices, what Inc. was obtainedProduct.In one embodiment,
DMS 406 is the common platform for storing, transmit and replicating from well system the data for obtaining.In one embodiment, DMS
406 allow the duplication of data between rig and office environment, allow real time collaboration and well site situation before team at which
Management during appearance.In one embodiment, DMS 406 is the source of the orientation survey data for anticollision workflow.
In one embodiment, after authenticate to metrical information in DMS 406 in engineer's entrance and authenticate to metrical information in DMS 406 in engineer's entrance and authenticate to metrical information in DMS 406 in engineer's entrance and authenticate to metrical information in DMS 406 in engineer's entrance and authenticate to metrical information in DMS 406 in engineer's entrance and authenticate to metrical information in DMS 406 in engineer's entrance and authenticate to metrical information in DMS 406 in engineer's entrance and authenticate to metrical information in DMS 406 in engineer's entrance and authenticate to metrical information in DMS 406 in engineer's entrance and authenticate to metrical information in DMS 406 in engineer's entrance and authenticate to metrical information in DMS 406 in engineer's entrance and authenticate to metrical information in DMS 406 in engineer's entrance and authenticate to metrical information in DMS 406 in engineer's entrance and authenticate to metrical information in DMS 406 in engineer's entrance and authenticate to metrical information in DMS 406 in engineer's entrance and authenticate to metrical information in DMS 406 in engineer's entrance and authenticate to metrical information in DMS 406 in engineer's entrance and authenticate to metrical information in DMS 406 in engineer's entrance and authenticate to metrical information in DMS 406 in engineer's entrance and authenticate to metrical information in DMS 406 in engineer's entrance and authenticate to metrical information in DMS 406 in engineer's entrance and authenticate to metrical information in DMS 406 in engineer's entrance and authenticate to metrical information in DMS 406 in engineer's entrance and authenticate to metrical information in DMS 406 in engineer's entrance and authenticate to metrical information in DMS 406 in engineer's entrance and authenticate to metrical information in DMS 406 in engineer's entrance and authenticate to metrical information in DMS 406 in engineer's entrance and authenticate to metrical information in DMS 406 in engineer's entrance and authenticate to metrical information in DMS 406 in engineer's entrance and authenticate to metrical information in DMS 406 in engineer's entrance and authenticate to metrical information in DMS 406 in engineer's entrance and authenticate to metrical information in DMS 406 in engineer's entrance and authenticate to metrical information in DMS 406 in engineer's entrance and authenticate to metrical information in DMS 406 in engineer's entrance and authenticate to metrical information in DMS 406 in engineer's entrance and authenticate to metrical information in DMS 406 in engineer's entrance and authenticate to metrical information in DMS 406 in engineer's entrance and authenticate to metrical information in DMS 406 in engineer's entrance and authenticate to metrical information in DMS 406 in engineer's entrance and authenticate to metrical information in DMS 406 in engineer's entrance and authenticate to metrical information in DMS 406 in engineer's entrance and authenticate to metrical information in DMS 406 in engineer's entrance and authenticate to metrical information in DMS 406 in engineer's entrance and authenticate to metrical information in DMS 406 in engineer's entrance and authenticate to metrical information in DMS 406 in engineer's entrance and authenticate to metrical information in DMS 406 in engineer's entrance and authenticate to metrical information in DMS 406 in engineer's entrance and authenticate to metrical information in DMS 406 in engineer's entrance and authenticate to metrical information in DMS 406 in engineer's entrance and authenticate to metrical information in DMS
WITSML (" WITSML " is the abbreviation of " well site information transmission criteria markup language ")) coordination data transmission format data pass
It is defeated application (FDT) 408 by data copy to DB 404, the DB 404 be for anticollision analyze data source, following article
It is described.In one embodiment, the result of the anticollision analysis from DB 404 is write DMS 406 by FDT 408, in institute
State.
In one embodiment, anticollision workflow includes managing the data transfer from multiple data sources to multiple
The data transmission applications (DT) 410 of data base.Exemplary DT 410 can be obtained from Landmark Graphics companiesData server.In one embodiment, DT 410 provides unified interface so as to from data
Memory block accesses data, such as DMS 406, DB 404 and can obtain from Landmark Graphics companies(not shown).In one embodiment, DT 410 provide for the well from DB 404, pit shaft and
The access of measurement data.In one embodiment, well, pit shaft and measurement data are write DB using DT 410 by FDT 408
In 404.
In one embodiment, anticollision workflow includes the anticollision service that scan report is created using routine techniquess
412, well that the scan report indicates to be drilled into (for example, well 20) away from its nearby or offset well (for example, the second well 202,
See Fig. 2) how far, the example of the routine techniquess SPE's Annual Technical Conference and exhibition in nineteen ninety-five
(SPE30692) PEARL CHU LEDER, D.P.MCCANN and HATCH " new anticollision alarm in real time improves drilling safety "
Described in.In one embodiment, the safety in addition to scan report provides the other information of the probability except indicating collision
Sexual factor.In one embodiment, anticollision service 412 using from existing well well information and measurement data and from
The measurement data of offset well is to calculate the scan report.In one embodiment, anticollision service 412 is examined from DB 404
Rope data.
In one embodiment, anticollision consultant 414 is to provide the front end applications of the alarm of the probability of crash behavior.
In one embodiment, anticollision consultant 414 operates to the part of drilling well dynamic advisor (" DDA ") (not shown), and this is to carry
For should be noted the real-time event of power alarm monitoring and suggestion application.
In one embodiment, messaging services (MS) 416, such as can be from The Apache Software
What Foundation was obtainedService, there is provided among the anticollision workflow component that figure 4 illustrates and
The ability of exchange message among other process for running on computer 46 at the scene and service.
In one embodiment, arrangement components 418 are included and are managed for alarm agent 402, DT 410, anticollision
The configuration of service 412 and MS 416, as indicated by passing through the line on Fig. 4.
In an embodiment for creating collision scan report, in fig. 5 it is shown that MS 416 notifies alarm agent 402
The measurement for being used for the well of drilling in DB 404 is changed.In one embodiment, measurement provides the well by stratum
The three-dimensional record in the path of eye (for example, well 20 are seen Fig. 1 and Fig. 2, or the second well 202, see Fig. 2).In an embodiment party
In case, the present position for creeping into another part of the drill bit 18 or bottom hole assembly 26 of well 20 passes through telemetry report and is stored in
In DB 404 as well 20 measurement part.In one embodiment, receiving the survey for the well being drilled into
After the varied notice of amount, alarm agent 402 calls anticollision service 412 to generate the scan report for measuring.
In one embodiment, anticollision service 412 reads the well for being drilled into and the measurement for offset well from DB 404
Data, perform anticollision analysis, produce scan report (or " collision report ") 502.In one embodiment, anticollision clothes
Scan report 502 is returned to alarm agent 402 by business 412.
In one embodiment, shown in figure 6, alarm agent 402 checks scan report 50 whether to determine this
It is identical with the nearest scan report received from anticollision service 412.In one embodiment, this is done to avoid by
The scan report of duplication is sent to anticollision consultant 414.
In one embodiment, shown in the figure 7, anticollision consultant 414 reads the scan report 502 of nearest arrival simultaneously
And shown on the display device, such as display device 306.In one embodiment, if deposited in scan report 502
In alarm condition, then anticollision consultant causes the instruction of alarm to present on the display device and send an alarm to alert service
Device 702, the alert server 702 are the part of DMS 406 in one embodiment.
In one embodiment, shown in fig. 8, the interoperability of anticollision process includes the measurement number represented with solid line
According to flowing, the flowing of the anticollision scanning result represented with fine dotted line, represent in dash-dot line warning process flowing and by
The system communication that thick dashed line is represented.
In one embodiment, it is shown in fig. 8, the instrument real-time telemetry 802 transmitted by telemetry transmitter 42 by
Field computer 46 is received and decodes 804, the latter's typically function of DMS 406.In one embodiment, MS 416 leads to
Know alarm agent 402 measure in measurement point it is varied or be updated over.In one embodiment, alarm agent 402
Anticollision service 412 is called, the anticollision service 412 performs anticollision and analyzes and produce scan report 502.In a reality
Apply in scheme, scan report 502 is returned to alarm agent 402 by anticollision service 412.In one embodiment, alarm generation
Reason 402 analyzes scan report 502 to determine whether (in one embodiment, to receive recently with previous scan report
Prior scans are reported) it is different.In one embodiment, if scan report is different, alarm agent sends to DMS 406 and reports
Accuse and anticollision consultant 414 is included scan report 502 on display device 306.In one embodiment, if scanning
Report 502 indicates the danger (all as shown in FIG. 2) of collision, then alarm bulletin is included setting in display by anticollision consultant 414
For on 306 and/or other displays and sound device (not shown).In one embodiment, alarm bulletin includes word " collision
Alarm " or similar word and including other visions for being intended to cause operator to note, audible and/or feel to indicate
Symbol, such as vivid color, the figure of flicker, vibration and/or audio warning.
In one embodiment, in addition to alarm bulletin is included on display device 306, field computer passes through
Alert message is transferred to mobile device 48 by wireless network 50, causes mobile device 48 to show alarm bulletin, such as in Fig. 9 A (wherein
Mobile device 48 is cell phone), (wherein mobile device 48 is knee joint to Fig. 9 B (wherein mobile device 48 is panel computer) and Fig. 9 C
Laptop computer) shown in.In one embodiment, alarm bulletin includes word " collision warning " or similar word simultaneously
And cause other visions of the attention of the user of mobile device 48, audible and/or sensation designator including intention, it is such as fresh
Bright color, the figure of flicker, audio warning and/or vibration.In one embodiment, visual alarm bulletin is superimposed upon display
On other data from the well for creeping on the mobile apparatus, as shown in Fig. 9 A-9C.
In use, go out as shown in Figure 10, instrument (such as bottom is connected in the well (such as well 20) being drilled into
One or more parts in aperture member 26) processor (such as field computer 46) receive for the well that is drilled into (such as
Well measurement data 20), (frame 1002) and the well (such as well 20) that is drilled into of determination in the second well (such as second
In the danger that 202) well collides, (frame 1004) and the message of warning of hazardous is transferred to into mobile device (such as mobile device
48) (frame 1006).In one embodiment, transmission is by wireless network 50.
In one embodiment, mobile device (such as mobile device 48) receives message (frame by wireless network 50
1008).In one embodiment, the danger that the well being drilled into and the second well are collided by mobile device (such as mobile device 48)
Bulletin be displayed on the graphic user interface of mobile device (frame 1010).
Word " connection " refer herein to it is connected directly or indirectly.
One or more particulars that the description of above text is more extensively invented.The present invention is also implemented in various replacement
In scheme perform and therefore be not limited to it is described here those.Presented to the present invention for the purpose of illustration and description
Embodiment above description.This description is not intended in detail or limits the invention to disclosed precise forms.According to
Religious doctrine above, many modifications and modification are possible.This means that the scope of the present invention is not limited by this detailed description, and
It is to be limited by appended claims.
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1. a kind of method, which includes：
Mobile device wirelessly receives message by third party's wireless network, and the message includes the first well for the well being drilled into
The alarm in danger in colliding with the second well；And
The bulletin for reflecting the alarm is included on the remote graphical user interface of the mobile device.
2. the method for claim 1, which also includes：
The processor of the instrument being connected in the well being drilled into determines first well in colliding with second well
In danger；And
The message is transferred to the mobile device by the processor.
3. method as claimed in claim 2, wherein bag in determining danger of first well in collide with second well
Include：
The measurement of first well modified notice is received by the alarm agent of the computing device；
The alarm agent calls anticollision service and produces scan report to be directed to first well；
The alarm agent receives the scan report；
The alarm agent determines that prior scans of the scan report different from receiving from the anticollision service are reported, and
The anticollision scan report is processed as a result.
4. method as claimed in claim 3, wherein process the anticollision scan report including：
The processor is included the scan report on local graphic user interface；And
The processor determines that the scan report includes alarm condition.
5. method as claimed in claim 4, which also includes：
Processor described in including the result of alarm condition as the determination scan report transmits the message.
6. method as claimed in claim 2, wherein the message is transferred to by the processor by third party's network
The mobile device.
7. a kind of computer program, which is stored in non-transitory computer-readable storage media, and the computer program includes
Executable instruction, the instruction are caused：
Mobile device wirelessly receives message by third party's wireless network, and the message includes the first well for the well being drilled into
The alarm in danger in colliding with the second well；And
The mobile device is included the bulletin for reflecting the alarm on the remote graphical user interface of the mobile device.
8. computer program as claimed in claim 7, which also includes executable instruction, and the instruction is caused：
The instrument that processor is connected in the well being drilled into so as to determine first well in second well collide
Danger in；And
The message is transferred to the mobile device by the processor.
9. computer program as claimed in claim 8, wherein determining danger of first well in colliding with second well
Danger includes executable instruction, and the instruction is caused：
The measurement of first well modified notice is received by the alarm agent of the computing device；
The alarm agent calls anticollision service and produces scan report to be directed to first well；
The alarm agent receives the scan report；
The alarm agent determines that prior scans of the scan report different from receiving from the anticollision service are reported, and
The anticollision scan report is processed as a result.
10. computer program as claimed in claim 9, wherein processing the anticollision scan report includes executable instruction,
The instruction is caused：
The processor is included the scan report on local graphic user interface；And
The processor determines that the scan report includes alarm condition.
11. computer programs as claimed in claim 10, which also includes executable instruction, and the instruction is caused：
Processor described in including the result of alarm condition as the determination scan report transmits the message.
12. methods as claimed in claim 8, wherein the executable instruction causes the processor to pass through third party's net
The message is transferred to the mobile device by network.
A kind of 13. devices, which includes：
Processor, the processor are used for：
Metrical information is received from the drill string of the first well of drilling,
Received metrical information and the borehole data with regard to the second well are processed,
In determining danger of the drill string in first well in colliding with second well；And
By third party's network transmission alarm；
Mobile device, the mobile device include graphic user interface, and the mobile device is received by third party's network
The alarm and the bulletin with regard to the risk of collision is included on the graphic user interface.
14. devices as claimed in claim 13, which also includes：
Data model, the data model provide the borehole data with regard to second well.
15. devices as claimed in claim 13, which also includes：
Anticollision is serviced, and the anticollision service is by the computing device to determine the drill string in first well
In danger in colliding with second well.
16. devices as claimed in claim 13, which also includes：
Alarm agent, the alarm agent are performed on the processor, and the alarm agent is coordinated to be related to determine described first
Software part in danger of the drill string in well in colliding with second well.
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