WO2015054020A1 - Riserless completions - Google Patents
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- the present disclosure relates generally to methods of suspending, completing, or working over a well. More specifically, in certain embodiments the present disclosure relates to methods of suspending, completing, or working over a subsea well without the use of a marine riser and blow out preventer system.
- U.S. Patent No. 7,438,1335 describes method of suspending a well that do not require the use of a BOP stack to supplement well control. Disadvantages of such method are that the barrier systems described therein may not be suitable for use in open water environments. In addition, the methods described therein include intensive high risk wireline operations to install and verify the barriers with no means to isolate the wellbore at the mudline in the event of downhole failure.
- the present disclosure relates generally to methods of suspending, completing, or working over a well. More specifically, in certain embodiments the present disclosure relates to methods of suspending, completing, or working over a subsea well without the use of a marine riser and blow out preventer system
- the present disclosure provides downhole barrier system comprising: a wellbore; an upper packer; a lower packer; an upper barrier valve; a lower barrier valve; a pressure sensor; a ported sub; and a lower pack flow port sliding sleeve.
- the present disclosure provides an isolated wellbore system comprising: a well bore; a downhole barrier; a suspension plug; and a subsea isolation device.
- the present disclosure provides a method comprising: providing a well system comprising a well bore and blowout preventer; placing a downhole barrier within the wellbore, installing a suspension plug at a top of the well bore; removing the blowout preventer, installing an isolation device at the top of the wellbore; removing the suspension plug, installing an upper completion into the wellbore, recovering the subsea isolation device; installing a Christmas tree at the top of the wellbore, recovering the suspension plug, and installing the Christmas tree cap on the Christmas tree.
- Figure 1 is an illustration of a downhole barrier system in accordance with certain embodiments of the present disclosure.
- Figure 2 is an illustration of an isolated wellbore system in accordance with certain embodiments of the present disclosure.
- Figures 3A-3L are illustrations of a method in accordance with certain embodiments of the present disclosure.
- the present disclosure relates generally to methods of suspending, completing, or working over a well. More specifically, in certain embodiments the present disclosure relates to methods of suspending, completing, or working over a well without the use of a marine riser and blow out preventer system.
- the present disclosure describes methods and systems that enable upper completions to be installed without requiring the use of a drilling BOP and/or a marine riser.
- the methods and systems described herein are capable of maintaining a pressure control envelop and satisfying the dual barrier requirements throughout the suspension, work over, or completion of the well.
- the present disclosure allows for a riser-less upper completion installation to be conducted under the protection of dual barriers with capability to isolate the well should the barrier status become degraded.
- the installation of the well barriers can be safely and efficiently executed during the construction lower completion without additional well intervention.
- the present disclosure offers the ability to monitor the integrity of the barriers real time throughout any temporary well suspension and completion installation phases.
- the present disclosure provides a downhole barrier system comprising a well bore and a downhole barrier.
- a downhole barrier system comprising a well bore and a downhole barrier.
- Figure 1 illustrates a downhole barrier system 100 comprising a wellbore 110 and a downhole barrier 120.
- downhole barrier system 100 may be a "single trip primary downhole barrier.”
- single trip primary downhole refers to a barrier that may be deployed and verified by a single trip.
- wellbore 110 may be a wellbore penetrating any type of subterranean formation.
- wellbore 110 may service any type of well. Examples of wells capable of being serviced by wellbore 110 include subsea wells, platform wells, and land wells.
- the well serviced by wellbore 110 may be an oil and/or gas production well or gas and/or water injection well.
- wellbore 110 may be lined with a casing 111.
- downhole barrier 120 may comprise upper packer 121, lower packer 122, upper barrier valve 123, lower barrier valve 124, ported sub 125, lower pack flow port sliding sleeve 126, and pressure sensor 127.
- upper packer 121 may comprise any sealing device capable of isolating zones in a wellbore. Examples of suitable devices include production packers, straddle packers, gravel pack packers, and expanding metal-to-metal barrier devices.
- upper packer 121 may be positioned within wellbore 110 at the top of downhole barrier 120.
- upper packer 121 may isolate a top portion 112 of wellbore 110 from a bottom portion 113 of wellbore 110.
- upper packer 121 may isolate a top portion 112 of wellbore 110 from a middle portion 114 of wellbore 110.
- lower packer 122 may comprise any sealing device capable of isolating zones in a wellbore. Examples of suitable devices include production packers, straddle packers, gravel pack packers, and expanding metal-to-metal barrier devices.
- lower packer 122 may be positioned within wellbore 110 below upper packer 121.
- lower packer 122 may isolate a bottom portion 113 of wellbore 110 from a top portion 112 of wellbore 110.
- lower packer 122 may isolate a bottom portion 113 of wellbore 110 from a middle portion 114 of wellbore 110.
- upper barrier valve 123 may comprise any type of valve. Examples of suitable valve types include glass or ceramic discs and flapper or ball mechanisms. In certain embodiments, upper barrier valve 123 may be remotely operated to permit the flow of fluids across upper barrier valve 123. In certain embodiments, upper barrier valve 123 may be positioned within wellbore 110 below or above upper packer 121 and above lower packer 122.
- lower barrier valve 124 may comprise any type of valve. Examples of suitable valve types include glass or ceramic discs and flapper or ball mechanisms. In certain embodiments, lower barrier valve 124 may be remotely operated to permit the flow of fluids across lower barrier valve 124. In certain embodiments, lower barrier valve 124 may be positioned within wellbore 110 below lower packer 122.
- ported sub 125 may comprise any tubular component capable of providing pressure communication across the annular space/void created when installing downhole barrier 120. In certain embodiments, ported sub 125 may permit the flow of fluids across ported sub 125. In certain embodiments, ported sub 125 may be positioned within wellbore 110 below upper barrier valve 123 and above lower barrier valve 124.
- lower pack sliding sleeve 126 may comprise a mechanically actuated sleeve capable of isolating fluid circulation ports required for sand control circulation.
- the gravel pack sliding sleeve may be closed and become redundant at the completion of sand control circulation.
- lower pack sliding sleeve 126 may be positioned within wellbore 110 below lower packer 122 and above or below lower barrier valve 124.
- pressure sensor 127 may comprise any type of pressure sensing device. In certain embodiments, pressure sensor 127 may be capable of sensing the pressure within in any portion of the wellbore. In certain embodiments, pressure sensor 127 may be positioned within wellbore 110 within middle portion 114 of wellbore 110.
- downhole barrier system 100 may further comprise sand control / lower completion 130.
- sand control / lower completion 130 may comprise sand screens, tubing, production packers, gravel pack packers, isolation valves, telescoping joints, circulation mechanisms, hydraulic and electric cable feed-throughs and connects, pressure and temperature sensors, hydraulic and electric lines, clamps, or wet-mate connectors.
- downhole barrier system 100 may further comprise an upper completion 140 and a production packer 150.
- upper completion 140 may comprise tubing, production packer, gas lift mandrels, telescoping joints, circulation mechanisms, downhole safety valve, chemical injection mandrel, pressure and temperature gauge mandrel, hydraulic and electric lines, clamps, or wet-mate connectors.
- lower most portion 141 of upper completion 140 may extend below upper packer 121 of downhole barrier 120.
- the present disclosure provides an isolated wellbore system comprising: a well bore; a downhole barrier; a suspension plug; and a subsea isolation device.
- a well bore Such a system is illustrated in Figure 2.
- Figure 2 illustrates isolated wellbore system 200 comprising: well bore 210; downhole barrier 220; a suspension plug 230, and subsea isolation device 240.
- well bore 210 may comprise any of the features discussed above with respect to well bore 110.
- wellbore 210 may comprise a casing 211 and a well head 212.
- downhole barrier 220 may comprise any combination of components that have been configured to provide a primary well pressure barrier.
- each of these components may be integrated into conventional tools used during the well sandface construction phase, to provide a single trip barrier system with inbuilt redundancy.
- each of these components may have data acquisition functionality that allows confirmation of the integrity of the barrier real-time throughout the lifecycle.
- downhole barrier 220 may comprise any combination of features discussed above with respect to downhole barrier 120.
- downhole barrier 220 may be disposed within wellbore 210 below well head 212.
- the suspension plug 230 may comprise an intelligent suspension plug.
- suspension plug 230 may be installed within wellbore 210 at wellhead 212.
- suspension plug 230 may seal wellbore 210.
- suspension plug 230 may facilitate the suspension of well bore 210 allowing for the removal of a drilling BOP.
- suspension plug 230 may utilize existing mechanical bridge plug technology.
- suspension plug 230 may be capable of monitoring the pressure below and above suspension plug 230 when installed.
- suspension plug 230 may be capable of transmitting pressure data using acoustic telemetry real-time through its lifecycle.
- suspension plug 230 may be configured to allow through bore access with a workstring in the event of failure of the primary barrier. In certain embodiments, the through bore access will be enabled via remote pressure pulse activation. In certain embodiments, suspension plug 230 may be recovered during the installation of subsea isolation device 240, using specifically designed mechanical-hydraulic function incorporated in the subsea isolation device running tool. In certain embodiments, suspension plug 230 may be recovered on the same trip as the installation of subsea isolation device 240.
- subsea well isolation device 240 may comprise a configuration of well control rams and preventers, connectors, guide funnels and circulation ports. In certain embodiments, subsea well isolation device 240 may comprise the mechanical components necessary to perform wellbore isolation in the event of downhole barrier failure during the installation of an upper completion. In certain embodiments, subsea well isolation device 240 may have the ability to interface with a deep water drilling BOP system. In certain embodiments, subsea well isolation device 240 may have the ability to perform bullhead top kill operations, provide orientation for an upper completion tubing hangers, and to pressure test completions post installation. In certain embodiments, subsea well isolation device 240 may be configured to interface with tubing head spool 241 installed on wellhead 212.
- subsea well isolation device 240 may be of modular design.
- the modular design may allow for an upper portion 242 of subsea well isolation device 240 to be configured for well specific completion operations while a lower portion 243 of subsea well isolation device 240 provides well isolation functionality by facilitating dual shear/sealing capability to comply with the two barrier requirement.
- the modular design may allow for lower potion 243 of subsea well isolation device 240 to provide an interface platform with two established well barriers for well recovery using a drilling BOP and marine riser system deployed from a conventional MODU.
- upper portion 242 of subsea well isolation device 240 may be removed and replaced by a deepwater drilling BOP.
- subsea well isolation device 240 may be equipped with data acquisition functionality to indicate well bore pressure and flow. In certain embodiments, subsea well isolation device 240 may serve the functionality of a subsea trip- tank. In certain embodiments, control systems on subsea well device 240 may be activated acoustically or with an ROV.
- the present disclosure provides a method comprising: providing a well system comprising a well bore and a blowout preventer; placing a downhole barrier within the wellbore, installing a suspension plug at a top of the well bore; removing the blowout preventer, installing an isolation device at the top of the wellbore, removing the suspension plug, installing an upper completion into the wellbore, recovering the subsea isolation device, installing a Christmas tree, recovering the suspension plug, and installing the Christmas tree cap on the Christmas tree.
- the method may also comprise installing a tubing hanger plug in the wellbore.
- a lower most portion of the upper completion extends below a portion of a sand control and barrier system.
- Figures 3A-3L illustrate the process steps of a method in accordance with certain embodiments of the present disclosure.
- Figure 3A illustrates a well bore 300, casing 305, mud line 310, and blowout preventer 315.
- Well bore 300 may share any of the features discussed above with respect to wellbore 110 and well bore 210.
- casing 305 may line a portion of well bore 300.
- well bore 300 may be cased and cleaned after the end of a drilling phase.
- a downhole barrier 320 may then be installed within well bore 300 below mud line 310, as shown in Figure 3B.
- downhole barrier 320 may share any of the features discusses above with respect to downhole barrier 120 and downhole barrier 220.
- the downhole barrier 320 may be installed within wellbore 300 in a single trip.
- suspension plug 325 may be installed at mud line 310, as shown in Figure 3C.
- suspension plug 325 may share any of the common features discussed above with respect to suspension plug 230.
- blow out preventer 315 may be removed, as shown in Figure 3D.
- a subsea isolation device 330 and a tubing head spool 335 may then be installed, at the top of the wellbore 300 as shown in Figure 3E.
- subsea isolation device 330 may share any of the common features discussed above with respect to subsea isolation device 240.
- tubing head spool 335 may provide a landing point for the completion tubing hanger that has not been drilled through and is configured with a circulation path around the tubing hanger.
- the suspension plug 325 may then be recovered as shown in Figure 3F.
- An upper completion 340 may then be installed as shown in Figure 3G.
- a lower most portion of the upper completion may extend below a portion of downhole barrier 320.
- upper completion 340 may comprises any of the common features discussed above with respect to upper completion 140.
- tubing hanger plug 345 may comprise wireline deployed locking and release properties, pressure equalization functionality, and pressure monitoring capability.
- the subsea isolation device 330 may then be recovered as shown in Figure
- Christmas tree 350 may then be installed as shown in Figure 3J.
- Christmas tree 350 may comprise any conventional type of subsea Christmas tree.
- a dry tree or debris cap may be installed temporarily prior to the Christmas tree 350 installation.
- tubing hanger plug 345 may then be recovered as shown in Figure 3K.
- a Christmas tree cap 355 may then be installed on Christmas tree 350 as shown in Figure 3L.
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