WO2003102358A1 - Colonne montante du type multi-catenaire - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a bottom-surface connection installation comprising at least one submarine pipe ensuring the connection between a floating support and the seabed, in particular at great depth.
- These underwater pipes are called “risers” or “risers” as explained below.
- These risers consist of unitary tubular elements welded or screwed together end to end made of rigid materials such as steel or composite material.
- the present invention relates to an underwater pipe of the riser type ensuring the connection between a floating support and the seabed, said riser being constituted by a rigid pipe of catenary type extending from said floating support up to 'at a point of contact at the bottom of the sea.
- the technical sector of the invention is the field of manufacturing and installing bottom-surface production links for the underwater extraction of oil, gas or other soluble or fusible material, or a suspension of mineral matter, from submerged wellheads for the development of production fields installed in the open sea off the coast.
- the main and immediate application of the invention being in the field of petroleum production, as well as in the re-injection of water and the production or re-injection of gas.
- a floating support generally comprises anchoring means to remain in position despite the effects of currents, winds and swell. It also generally comprises means for drilling, storing and processing petroleum as well as means for unloading towards tanker removers, the latter appearing at regular intervals to carry out the removal of production.
- the name of these floating supports is the English term “Floating Production Storage Offloading” (meaning “floating means of storage, production and unloading") whose abbreviated term “FPSO” will be used throughout the description next, or even “FDPU” or “Floating Drilling & Production Unit” (meaning “floating drilling and production means”), when the floating support is also used to carry out drilling operations with well deviated in the height of the wafer of water.
- a catenary riser according to the invention can be either a "production riser” for crude oil or gas, or a water injection riser, ensuring the connection with a submarine pipe resting at the bottom of the sea, or again a “drilling riser” ensuring the connection between the floating support and a wellhead located at the bottom of the sea.
- bottom-surface connection pipe directly connects a floating support to a point of contact at the bottom of the sea which is offset from the axis of said support
- said pipe takes on its own configuration called of "chain”, forming a curve whose radius of curvature decreases from the surface to the point of contact at the bottom of the sea, and the axis of the said pipe forms an angle ⁇ with the vertical whose value generally varies from 10 to 20 degrees at the level of the floating support up to, theoretically, 90 degrees than the level of the sea bottom corresponding to a theoretical position substantially tangential to the horizontal as will be explained below.
- Chain-type connections are generally made using flexible pipes, but their cost is extremely high due to the complex structure of the pipe.
- Step Catenary Riser meaning "steel riser in the form of a chain” of which the abbreviated term “SCR” or “catenary riser” will be used in the present description whether it is made of steel or of another material such as a composite material.
- - y represents the altitude of point M (x and y are therefore the abscissa and ordinate of a point M on the curve with respect to an orthonormal reference frame whose origin is at said contact point)
- R 0 represents the radius of curvature at said point of contact, ie at the point of horizontal tangency.
- the pipe has a radius of curvature which is maximum at the top of the chain, in general, at least 1500, in particular from 1500 to 5000m, that is to say at the point of suspension on the FPSO, and which decreases up to '' at the point of contact with the ground.
- the radius of curvature is minimal in the suspended portion.
- said pipe in the adjacent part resting on the bottom of the sea, said pipe being theoretically in a straight line, its radius of curvature is theoretically infinite. In fact said radius is not infinite but extremely high, because there remains a residual curvature.
- the contact point moves back and forth and, in the raised or rested area on the bottom, the radius of curvature passes successively from a minimum value R min to a extremely high value, even infinite in the case of a theoretical configuration where the underwater pipe rests on the seabed substantially in a straight line.
- the most critical portion of the chain is therefore located in the portion close to the point of contact and, most of the forces in this lower part of the chain are in fact generated by the proper movements of the floating support and by the excitations which occur in the upper part of the chain subjected to current and swell, all of these excitations then propagating mechanically throughout the pipe to the chain end.
- the currents located at the seabed, as well as the influence of the swell at this depth, are known to be weak and do not create efforts significant hydrodynamics on the lower part of the chain.
- the floating support on the surface has considerable buoyancy and remains insensitive to the vertical loads generated by the chains suspended on its plating, on the other hand, the horizontal tension H created by each of the chains must be counterbalanced, either by a balanced distribution on port side and starboard of all the chains, or by strengthening the anchoring of the floating support, on the side opposite the chains.
- Patent EP 0 952 301 which describes an FDPU associated with a bottom-surface link in a chain, through which the drill string travels, said bottom-surface link serving not only as a guide, but also as a return path. for drilling mud loaded with debris from said drilling.
- the curvature is the most accentuated, the rotating rod train rubs against the wall of the bottom-surface connection risking damaging or even destroying the latter.
- the problem posed is to provide an underwater bottom-surface connection pipe capable of withstanding the cumulative fatigue at the point of contact with the sea bottom, created by the movements of the surface support, as well as by the effects of swell and current, mainly in the area near the surface where the effects of said swell and said current are generally the most important.
- Another problem posed is to provide a bottom-surface connection pipe whose horizontal tension at the level of said point of contact with the sea and at the level of said floating support is as low as possible, thus minimizing the imbalance created at the level of the anchoring of the floating support and of phenomena of creation of grooves at the level of said point of contact.
- Another problem posed is to provide a bottom-surface connection pipe of the drilling riser type having improved mechanical characteristics, in particular to reduce the risk of damage to the riser caused by the rotating rod trains introduced into the riser and rubbing against the inner wall of said riser.
- an underwater pipe of the riser type ensuring the connection between a floating support and the bottom of the sea, said riser being constituted by a rigid catenary type pipe extending from said floating support to a point of contact at the bottom of the sea, characterized in that said catenary riser comprises a lower portion of pipe ending at said contact point, portion lower pipe whose apparent linear weight in water is lower than that of the rest of said pipe constituting said catenary riser.
- the catenary pipe according to the invention therefore comprises at least two pipe portions corresponding to two different chain curves, it is therefore called multi-catenary pipe. More particularly, said lower portion of lightened pipe extends over a length of at least 100m from said contact point.
- the lightening of said lower portion of pipe compared to the rest of the pipe has the effect of significantly increasing the radius of curvature Ro at the bottom at the point of contact with the seabed, compared to this that it would be with a pipe having the characteristics of said current part in the lower pipe portion.
- This increase in the minimum radius of curvature at the point of contact has the effect of considerably reducing the phenomena of fatigue as well as the phenomena of grooving of grooves. Indeed, during movements back and forth of the chain, the pipe portion is alternately bent to reach the minimum radius of curvature, then returned substantially in a straight line, which, because the minimum radius is larger, generates much lower alternating stresses in the device according to the invention compared to the prior art, thus reducing fatigue throughout the service life which generally exceeds 25 years.
- the groove created at the bottom of the chain by the residual curvature will be less accentuated, which improves the resistance over time of the bottom-surface connection.
- said lower portion of lightened pipe extends over a length of 200 to 600 m. More particularly, said lower pipe portion is lightened with an apparent linear weight lower in water by at least 25%, preferably lower by 25 to 80% compared to the part of the rest of the pipe which is adjacent to it.
- a multi-catenary pipe according to the invention therefore comprises an upper portion of pipe which extends from said floating support, said upper portion of pipe being weighed down so as to have an apparent linear weight greater than that of said part of the remainder of the pipe adjacent to it, the mass
- the weighting of said upper portion of pipe has the effect of increasing the apparent weight in the water of the pipe at this level and therefore, of increasing the tension in said pipe and thus of decreasing the inclination of the axis. pipe with respect to the vertical at the junction with the floating support; moreover, the increase in the mass of said pipe increases the stability of said upper portion of pipe, which then becomes less sensitive to the effects of current and swell.
- said upper weighted pipe portion extends over a slice of water corresponding to at least the zone of influence of the swell, that is to say preferably 150 to 200 m. In this zone, large currents are generally observed, the latter generally being substantially uniform in slices of water corresponding to thermoclines. This increases the mass and weight of the pipe in the upper slice of water which constitutes the most disturbed area of the bottom-surface connection.
- said upper portion of weighted pipe has an apparent linear weight greater than at least 50% than that of the current portion of pipe adjacent to said upper portion, preferably said apparent linear weight is greater from 100 to 300 % to that of said part of the rest of the pipe adjacent to it.
- an upper portion of the weighted pipe and a lower portion of the lightened pipe are combined: a) a said upper portion of the weighted pipe which extends from said support floating up to the upper end of a middle portion of the pipe and whose apparent linear weight is greater than that of said portion of middle pipe, and b) a said lower portion of lightened pipe which extends from the 'lower end of said middle portion of pipe to said point of contact at the bottom of the sea and whose apparent linear weight is less than that of said middle portion of pipe.
- said multi-catenary pipe according to the invention provides the connection between a floating support on the surface and the point of contact at the bottom of the sea situated at a depth of at least 1000 m, it has: a) a so-called upper portion of weighted pipe extending over a length of 150 to 250 m from said floating support, corresponding to a weighting of 100 to 300% relative to said adjacent median portion of pipe, and b) said median portion of pipe whose length is between
- said lower pipe portion is made lighter by increasing its buoyancy using buoyancy elements, preferably floats surrounding said pipe.
- the multi-catenary pipe according to the invention is constituted by a pipe of the "pipe in pipe” type comprising two internal and external coaxial pipes and having buoyancy elements associated with said pipe, preferably insulating, preferably still made by syntactic foam around said external pipe.
- said multi-catenary pipe comprises a said upper portion of weighted pipe extending from said floating support, said upper portion of pipe being weighed down because the thickness of the tubular wall of steel pipe is greater than that of the rest of the pipe, with in particular complementary hoops or localized masses which can be made integral, at regular intervals or not, of said weighted pipe.
- the present invention makes it possible to produce more resistant pipes which has a tubular wall thickness greater than the wall thickness of said part of the rest of the pipe which is adjacent to it, but of which said lower pipe portion is lightened by floating elements.
- a multi-catenary pipe comprises at least one transition pipe portion which provides the connection between the upper end of said lower pipe portion and the rest of the pipe, said portion of transition pipe having an intermediate apparent linear weight and, preferably the value of which varies progressively in stages or regularly between the value of the apparent linear weight of said lower portion of pipe and the value of the apparent linear weight of the current part of pipe which is adjacent to its other end.
- a pipe according to the invention can therefore comprise the following successive pipe portions: a) an upper weighted pipe portion, b) a first transition pipe portion, c) a middle pipe portion, d) a second pipe portion transition, and e) a lower portion of lightened pipe.
- the gradual variation of the apparent linear weight of said portions of transition pipe can be obtained by a gradual variation in the thickness of their tubular steel wall or by a gradual variation in their buoyancy by varying the amount of syntactic foam.
- one or more unitary pipe elements can be used, the apparent weight of which, in particular the thickness, is uniform for each unitary element but with intermediate values between those of adjacent unit elements.
- transition pipe can therefore extend over lengths of 12, 24 or 48 m, they make it possible to avoid sudden breaks in inertia detrimental to good behavior over time with regard to the fatigue of the pipe. bottom-surface connection.
- said multi-catenary pipe according to the invention constitutes a drilling riser ensuring the connection between a derrick placed on said floating support and a well head at the bottom of the sea or, preferably, the end an underwater pipe resting at the bottom of the sea, itself connected at its other end to a so-called wellhead.
- FIG. 1 is a side view of a pipe in a simple chain configuration 1 a , suspended from a floating support 2 of FPSO type, and the lower end of which rests on the sea floor, represented in three different positions 1 a , 1b, 1c- Figure 2 is a sectional side view detailing the trench dug by the chain foot during the lifting and resting movements of the pipe on the seabed.
- FIG. 3 is a side view of a pipe in a single chain configuration 1 a , suspended from a floating drilling and operating support of the FDPU type, and the lower end of which rests on the bottom of the sea before penetrate the ground to reach the oil tables.
- FIGS 4 and 5 are side views of a floating FPSO support to which is suspended a multi-catenary pipe according to the invention 1 having three chain curves (8, 7, 6).
- FIG. 6 shows a side view, in exploded section, of the transition zone between the upper pipe portion 8 and the intermediate portion 7.
- Figure 7 shows, in side view, the relief of the lower part by means of continuous floats or distributed around the pipe.
- Figure 1 there is shown a side view of a bottom-surface binding 1 according to the prior art was suspended in 3 to a floating support 2 of the FPSO type, and resting on the seabed 4 at point contact 5.
- the curvature varies along the chain from the surface, or its radius has a maximum value R ma ⁇ , up to the point of contact, or its radius has a minimum value R m i n .
- the surface support 2 moves, for example from left to right as shown in the figure, which has the effect of lifting or resting the pipe in the form of a chain, at the bottom of the sea.
- the pipe has a radius of curvature which is maximum at the top of the chain, that is to say at the point of suspension 3 on the FPSO, and which decreases up to the point of contact 5 with the ground 4.
- the radius of curvature is minimal in the suspended portion, but in the adjacent part resting on the seabed, said pipe being theoretically in a straight line, its radius of curvature is theoretically infinite. In fact said radius is not infinite but extremely high, because there remains a residual curvature.
- the contact point 5 moves from right to left and, in the raised or rested area on the bottom, the radius of curvature passes successively by a value minimum R m j n to an extremely high value, even infinite in the case of a configuration substantially in a straight line.
- FIG. 4 represents in side view a chain with multiple curvature according to the invention made up, in its upper part, of a portion of heavier pipe 8 compared to the current part 7 located just below and in continuity, and in its lower part, of a portion of lightened pipe 6 relative to said main part 7. From this arrangement according to the invention, it follows that the radius of curvature Ro in the lower part increases significantly, which considerably reduces the phenomena of fatigue explained above. In addition, the upper portion 8 being weighed down will have a higher tension, which will further increase the stability of the upper part of said chain, which will then become less sensitive to the effects of current and swell, the latter having significant effects. up to depths of 100 to
- the table below compares the main results relating to driving in a single chain and to multi-catenary driving according to the invention.
- an upper portion 8 with a length of 150 to 250 m is used, weighed down by 100 to 300% relative to the current middle portion 7 located just below, the length of the portion .
- median current 7 being for example between 75 and 120% of the water • height
- the lower portion of pipe 6 being lightened by 25 to 80% relative to the median current part 7, and representing a length of 200 to 600 m , extending to the bottom of the sea 4 beyond the point of contact 5 for several tens, even several hundreds of meters.
- the lower portion 6 of the raised chain is always of the lightened type and not of the type corresponding to the underwater pipe resting on the bottom of the sea and connecting the well heads.
- a multi-catenary pipe 1 according to the invention therefore has the following advantages:
- the radius of curvature R 0 at the bottom of the chain is increased by approximately 50%, which provides the driving with a behavior in fatigue over time considerably improved,
- FDPU comprising a bottom-surface link 1 a in chain configuration called drilling riser connecting the base of the 2 ⁇ drilling derrick to a device
- Said device located on the bottom of the sea, said device guiding the pipe in the area of penetration of the seabed.
- Said drilling riser 1 has the function of guiding the rod train actuated and manipulated from said drilling derrick 2 ⁇ , the return of drilling mud taking place in the space existing between said rod train and said drilling riser .
- the rod train being strongly curved in the lower part of the chain tends to rub on the walls of the drilling riser, thereby significantly increasing the wear and the risks of damaging said riser.
- the multi-catenary pipe according to the invention thus makes it possible, not only to reduce the problems of fatigue of the foot area of riser by increasing the radius of curvature at the foot, but also to reduce the internal wear of said drilling riser under the effect of the friction of the rod train in rotation with the wall of said riser.
- the fatigue of the drill string itself, by reducing the curvature in the chain end region of the drilling riser will thus be considerably reduced; in the same way, the power necessary for the actual drilling will be radically reduced.
- the device according to the invention thus makes it possible to improve the fatigue strength of the drilling riser in the region of the chain end, to reduce the phenomena of wear by the drill string rotating in the interior of said riser and significantly improve the alignment, at the FDPU, between said drilling riser and said derrick.
- the multi-catenary pipe according to the invention is a drilling riser which extends from a floating support with derrick 2- ⁇ of the FDPU type
- the weighting and the length of the upper portion 8 are advantageously increased, so as to minimize the angle ⁇ made by the vertical and the axis of the pipe at the floating support 2, and therefore so as to reduce the offset of the axis of the pipe relative to the axis of the derrick 2 which facilitates the introduction of drill pipes and drilling operations in general.
- the thickness of steel of the lower portion 6 of the riser is advantageously increased to reduce the risks of wear by friction of the drill string, insofar as this additional weight is compensated for by an increase in the floating elements, for example shells syntactic foam, to obtain an average weight in water as described above.
- the bottom-surface connection and advantageously incorporates portions of transition pipe in 9 ⁇ , 9 2 , for example over a length of 12, 24 or 48m in length, consisting of a gradual increase or by increments in the thickness of the pipe from the bottom part to the top part, and / or a progressive integration of buoyancy elements so that the lower part called “transition pipe” is lighter than the upper part of said transition pipe.
- transition zone 9 ⁇ between the upper portion consisting of a pipe 8 made heavier by increasing the thickness of its wall 11 ⁇ , as well as by the addition of circles 12 regularly or not spaced apart, and the pipe portion 7 of lower thickness 11 3 .
- Said transition zone 9- ⁇ is provided by a pipe length of 24 m, thickness 11 2 between the values 1 ⁇ and 11 3 , preferably equal to the average of the two said values. . . -.
- FIG 7 there is shown the lightened pipe portion 6 equipped, on the left side with a continuous buoyancy element of great length 10 ⁇ , consisting of syntactic foam shells, and on the right side, with buoyancy elements individual 10 2 regularly spaced and giving the same average buoyancy per meter of pipe as said continuous element 10 ⁇ .
- a continuous buoyancy element of great length 10 ⁇ consisting of syntactic foam shells
- buoyancy elements individual 10 2 regularly spaced and giving the same average buoyancy per meter of pipe as said continuous element 10 ⁇ .
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