EP2971459A2 - Procédé pour prévenir des dommages occasionnés à un câble dans une fenêtre de fond de trou - Google Patents
Procédé pour prévenir des dommages occasionnés à un câble dans une fenêtre de fond de trouInfo
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- EP2971459A2 EP2971459A2 EP14719166.2A EP14719166A EP2971459A2 EP 2971459 A2 EP2971459 A2 EP 2971459A2 EP 14719166 A EP14719166 A EP 14719166A EP 2971459 A2 EP2971459 A2 EP 2971459A2
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- E21—EARTH OR ROCK DRILLING; MINING
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Definitions
- This invention is in the field of oil and gas drilling apparatus and procedures for well logging at different elevations along the depth of the wellbore in order to determine and monitor the characteristics of the strata that are being encountered and traversed.
- BHA bottom hole assembly
- a further disclosure entitled "Technical Paper: High-performance Wellbore Departure and Drilling System for Accessing New Target", incorporated herein by reference discloses application of wellbore departure in downhole drilling systems.
- the paper asserts that conventional wellbore departure and drilling systems generally require the operator to make multiple downhole trips to achieve a specific objective, including a window milling bottom hole assembly (BHA) that is run in hole to create an exit path in the existing casing and drill sufficient rathole for the next drilling assembly, and that in the subsequent trip, a directional drilling BHA is run to extend the rathole and drill laterally to the target.
- BHA window milling bottom hole assembly
- the paper discusses the possibility of single trip operation with good downhole dynamics control and overall BHA drillability.
- the paper surmises that a re-entry system should be able to mill a window in the existing casing sufficiently large enough for obstruction free entry of the BHA and new liners, and that once the BHA has exited the casing, the new system would be required to drill a full gauge lateral wellbore to the target with good directional control and minimal vibration.
- Technological/operational issues analyzed include dynamic simulation of the BHA to study the nature and magnitude of the vibrations, controlling vibrations and feed rate to reduce premature cutter damage during window milling operations, utilizing the latest force balance software for selection of shapes, sizes, number and location of cutters for maximizing on-bottom time, exploring hybrid cutting structures on bit/mill to maintain gauge.
- the discussed system over several phases, involved milling of a window in the existing casing and drilling a lateral to various depths.
- the first phase was run on a conventional rotary BHA in soft and medium formations
- the second phase included testing on a positive displacement motor with bent sub or bent housing
- the third phase included a push-the-bit type rotary steerable system.
- Wirelines and slicklines are tools inserted in to a well for both workover and logging efforts, and are similar devices.
- a slickline is used to place and recover wellbore equipment, such as plugs, gauges and valves. These are single-strand nonelectric cables lowered into oil and gas wells from the surface. Slicklines can also be used for adjustment of downhole valves and sleeves, and to repair tubing within the wellbore.
- a wireline is an electrical cable used to lower tools into, transmit data about the conditions of the well bore, and conduct logging. Wirelines can be single strands or multi-strands. A wireline can be used for well intervention and formation evaluation operations. Wireline logs can be used to measure formation properties in a well through electrical lines.
- a logging tool known in the industry as a sonde, is located at the bottom of the wireline. The tool is lowered by the wireline to a certain depth, and measurements are taken continuously on the ascent. When producing wells require remedial work to sustain, restore or enhance production, this is referred to in the industry as workover operations.
- a well-servicing unit is used to winch items in and out of the wellbore.
- the line used to raise and lower equipment can be braided steel wireline or a single strand slickline.
- Workover operations can include well clean-up, setting plugs, production logging and perforation through explosives.
- Wirelines can also be used for core drilling operations, in which the objective is to retrieve a core sample.
- a core drill string includes a series of connected long hollow tubes, known as a rod string, with a barrel at the end connected to a cutting bit at the bottom of the hole.
- a rod string To remove the core, the entire core barrel including each connected tube is removed.
- wireline core drilling With wireline core drilling, the barrel can be removed without removing the rod string.
- An overshot is lowered on the end of a wireline, and the overshot attaches to the back of the inner tube disengages itself from the barrel as the core barrel inner tube and the wireline is pulled back.
- a BHA To access a lateral wellbore such a BHA is attached to a wireline cable and transported downward in the main wellbore, then turned in a lateral direction and into the lateral wellbore, and then directed to exit the lateral wellbore through a window or aperture milled in a wall thereof and then into a strata of interest.
- a first object of the present invention is to provide apparatus that allows safe and efficient use of wireline cable to transport a BHA through a milled window in a lateral wellbore and provides similarly for safe and efficient use of slicklines.
- Another object is to provide a tool attached to a BHA which engages the wellbore window and prevents the wireline from contacting the edge of the window as the BHA travels through said window and moves axially distally beyond said window.
- a further object is for the tool as described above to be attached to and carried by the BHA as it passes through downhole and lateral wellbores approaching said lateral wellbore window.
- the tool will have a diameter no greater than the BHA to which it is removably attached.
- this tool may be standalone from the BHA and still function with a wellbore window to improve safe and efficient use of wirelines and slicklines.
- a still further object is for said tool as described above to separate from said BHA when said BHA enters said window, and as the tool engages the window to maintain said wireline from contacting the edge of the window.
- a further object is for said tool as defined above to be reconnected to said BHA when the BHA is withdrawn back out through said window and thence outward of said lateral and downhole wellbores.
- An additional object is for said tool is described above to engage said edge of the window by having a part of said tool move to positions radially outward of the central axis of the BHA to thus have a diameter greater than the opening of the window.
- said tool as described above to comprise a pair of pivotal arms which are spring biased or otherwise directed to their open position where they span a space greater than the opening of said window.
- the tool could have two pairs of arms or some number more than two arms.
- a bottom hole assembly connectable to a wireline cable, the BHA having outer diameter Dl adapted to pass through a wellbore inner pipe of predetermined inner diameter Dp, the BHA comprising:
- a cylindrical housing having a proximal end connectable to said wireline and a distal end, and a maximum outer diameter Dl less Dp, and
- a blocking tool comprising:
- a body part having a central axis and a distal end releasably coupled to said proximal end of said housing
- a central bore through which said wireline cable is axially slidable
- a blocking part carried by said body part and movable from a closed position where said blocking part extends radially outward of said central axis a distance less than Dp, and has an open position where it extends radially outward a distance greater than Dp
- a drive mechanism adapted to move said blocking part from said closed position to said open position, and further adapted to cause separation of said blocking tool from said cylindrical body while allowing said cable to remain slidable through said blocking tool when said cylindrical housing moves axially distally away from said blocking tool.
- a bottom hole assembly connectable to a wireline cable, and operable to pass through a downhole wellbore contiguous with a lateral wellbore both having diameter Dp (or the lateral wellbore may have a diameter less than the diameter of the mainbore), the lateral wellbore having a lateral window aperture of maximum diameter Dw, the BHA comprising:
- a cylindrical housing having a proximal end connectable to a wireline and a distal end, and a maximum outer diameter Dl less than Dp, and
- a blocking tool comprising:
- a body part having a central axis and a distal end releasably coupled to said proximal end of said housing
- a central bore through which said wireline cable is axially slidable
- a blocking part carried by said body part and movable from a closed position where said blocking part extends radially outward of said central axis a distance less than Dp, and has an open position where it extends radially outward a distance greater than Dw
- a drive mechanism adapted to move said blocking part from said closed position to said open position, and further adapted to cause separation of said blocking tool from said cylindrical body while allowing said cable to remain slidable through said blocking tool when said cylindrical housing moves axially distally away from said blocking tool.
- a method operable with a BHA as defined in example 2 above that is entering a lateral wellbore window comprising the steps to prevent said wireline from engaging any edge of said lateral wellbore window: a. directing said drive mechanism of said blocking tool to move said blocking part to said open position to have diameter greater than said window and to engage the edge of said window and thereby block entry of said blocking tool through said window, and b. separating said blocking tool from said BHA while allowing said cable to remain slidable through said blocking tool and maintaining said cable spaced from engaging said window edge, as said BHA moves axially distally away from said blocking tool.
- Figure 1 is a schematic fragmentary side elevation view partially in section of a prior art well casing, downhole pipe and wellhead penetrator,
- Figure 2 is an enlarged detail of a portion of the prior art structure in Figure 1,
- Figure 3A is a schematic fragmentary side elevation view of a BHA at the distal end of a wireline in a downhole well casing approaching a lateral wellbore
- Figure 3B is a view similar to Figure 3A showing the BHA in the lateral well bore and inserted through a lateral window
- Figure 3C is a detailed top plan view of the lateral window opening in the lateral wellbore of Figure 3B,
- Figure 3D is a fragmentary side elevation view in section of the lateral window of Figure 3C
- Figure 4A is similar to Figure 3A but shows the BHA with the blocking tool coupled to the distal and of the BHA,
- Figure 4B is similar to Figure 3B but shows the BHA having passed through the lateral window and the blocking tool in gauging the inner edge of the lateral window,
- Figure 5A is an enlarged side elevation view of the BHA showing the blocking mechanism with arms in closed condition
- Figure 5B is similar to Figure 5A but shows the blocking mechanism with the arms extended transversely and engaging the edges of the inside wall of the lateral window as the BHA begins entry and traverse of the lateral window, and
- Figure 5C is similar to Figure 5B but shows the blocking member separated from the BHA and the BHA moved distally away from the blocking member.
- Figure 5D is similar to Figure 5C but employs two pairs of arms.
- Figure 5E is similar to Figure 5A but illustrates employs longer arms.
- Figures 1, 2, 3A-3D, 4A and 4B illustrate a conventional downhole wellbore 10 whose downhole outer pipe casing 11 inner casing 12 leads to lateral wellbore 13. Near the top of wellbore 10 is a wellhead penetrator 14 into which is inserted either wireline 16 seen in Figure 1 or coiled cable 17 seen in Figure 2.
- a bottom hole assembly (BHA) 22 which includes selective sensors or at least one sensor for detecting and/or measuring and reporting the existence and characteristics of strata in the vicinity of a lateral wellbore 13 that will be entered by the BHA 22.
- BHA 22 At the distal or lead end of the BHA 22 is a steering probe 24 which is used to guide the BHA along a selective path including turn 25, then into lateral wellbore 13.
- Figure 3B shows the BHA having passed through lateral window 26 of lateral wellbore 13 and into area 28.
- Figure 3C provides an enlarged illustration of lateral window 26 in lateral wellbore 13, this window being an opening milled or otherwise cut in the wall of lateral wellbore 13. While window 26 appears as an oval opening, its proximal edge 27 is necessarily a friction point or knife edge against which wireline 16 rubs when it traverses window 26 and moves distally into area 28. It is this knife edge friction point where wirelines become damaged and may even break when they are moved axially back-and-forth during strata examination, with expensive and time-consuming consequences. Thus, a need has existed for a system that has wireline benefits of ease of use, speed and relatively low cost, and also avoids or reduces damage or risk of damage to wirelines. The present invention achieves these objectives as illustrated in Figures 4A, 4B, 5A, 5B and 5C described below. Window 26 may have a vertical as well as horizontal orientation.
- Figure 4A is similar to Figure 3A showing a downhole outer pipe casing 11, inner pipe 12, lateral wellbore 13, wireline 16 and BHA 22 with its steering probe 24.
- the rear or proximal end segment is blocking tool 30 where later separates from the remainder of BHA 22 as further described below.
- the BHA is shown descending before it turns to approach lateral window 26 and passes the window's sharp edged 27.
- Figure 4B shows BHA 22 having traveled to and through lateral window 26 with a blocking tool 30 separated from the remainder of BHA 22 and now situated at the inner edge of window 26. Wireline 16 has moved axially through blocking tool 30 as BHA 22 is directed axially into area or zone 28.
- An object of this invention is to protect a wireline from damage at the friction point 27 where it must pass, this procedure occurring deep underground.
- the new blocking tool 30 shown in Figures 4B and 5A-5C has a pair of arms 32 that spring out when released. When these arms engage the edges 29 of window/aperture 26 in lateral wellbore 13, tool 30 is situated at window 26 but blocked from proceeding through the window. While so situated tool 30 serves as a guide or bushing and may include rollers through which cable 16 moves easily axially without encountering sharp edge 27 of window 26. Arms 32 and associated mechanism not shown in tool 30 position, orient and maintain this tool in the lateral wellbore window 26, and safely guide wireline 16. BHA 22 is thus transported axially into zone 28 with no risk of damage to cable 16 from friction, abrasion or cutting by edge 27. Furthermore, the bushing characteristic of tool 30 facilitates ease, speed and safety of repeated back- and-forth transitions of cable 16.
- blocking tool 30 may vary, but the one illustrated herein has arms 32 in closed compact position shown in Figure 5A, the arms being biased by springs 34 to pivot in the directions of arrows 33 to open positions shown in Figure 5B.
- Release element 36 activated by electronic signals in wireline cable 16 releases arms 32 to spring to their open position, seen in Figure 5B, just when the BHA 22 has arrived in the mid-window location.
- Feet 38 of arms 32 are now spaced apart a distance greater than the width of opening 26, which bars tool 30 from continuing through window 26.
- blocking tool 30 separates from the main body of BHA 22, the main body then proceeding in the direction of arrow 40 its investigation and monitoring functions, as seen in Figure 5C. Separation may be achieved by many different mechanisms, one device illustrated schematically herein is element 39 that engages mating element 39A and is activated by release element 36.
- Figure 5D illustrates a variation of the blocking tool, having more than two arms, such as a second pair of opposite arms, one being shown as arm 33 and its foot or roller wheel 33A, the opposite arm not seen.
- Figure 5E illustrates a still further variation of the blocking tool where the arms 40 are not confined to be stored internal of the housing and thus can be longer and more effective in some situations.
- the BHA carries its own blocking in cable guidance tool all the way down to the lower depths of the wellbore.
- This tool traverses the extremely narrow diameter of the inner downhole pipe and then opens to a substantially larger diameter in its blocking mode.
- the blocking tool's arms 32 are carried totally within the outer circumferential dimension of the cylindrical BHA. The location of the cable generally along the central axis of BHA 22 is maintained, as seen in Figure 5C, when blocking tool 30 separates from the main body of BHA 22.
- the bottom hole assembly or BHA for investigation, monitoring or other well logging operations is presumed to include at least one sensor to investigate, measure and or monitor resistivity, conductivity, formation pressure, electrical, acoustic, radioactive, electromagnetic, nuclear magnetic resonance and other properties of the strata and their contained fluids in an area of interest.
- a selected BHA would have outer dimensions appropriate for being transported through the bore of a downhole and lateral wellbore.
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Abstract
Un ensemble de fond de trou est transporté par l'intermédiaire d'un câble dans des trous de forage de fond et latéraux, et de là à travers une ouverture de fenêtre de trou de forage. Ledit ensemble transporte un outil de blocage, qui est conçu pour entrer en prise avec le bord d'une fenêtre latérale du trou de forage et empêcher que le câble n'entre en contact et ne s'érode contre le bord de la fenêtre, l'outil de blocage pouvant être détaché de l'ensemble, qui progresse de manière axiale et distale dans la fenêtre du trou de forage pendant que le câble glisse à travers l'outil de blocage. Lors du retrait de l'ensemble, l'outil de blocage est fixé à nouveau à l'ensemble et retiré avec celui-ci.
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