WO2016102783A1 - Dispositif d'évacuation de liquides accumules dans un puits. - Google Patents
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- E21—EARTH OR ROCK DRILLING; MINING
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- E21—EARTH OR ROCK DRILLING; MINING
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F04—POSITIVE - DISPLACEMENT MACHINES FOR LIQUIDS; PUMPS FOR LIQUIDS OR ELASTIC FLUIDS
- F04F—PUMPING OF FLUID BY DIRECT CONTACT OF ANOTHER FLUID OR BY USING INERTIA OF FLUID TO BE PUMPED; SIPHONS
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- the present invention relates to the field of extraction of liquids present in a wellbore.
- the present invention applies in particular to the accumulation device allowing extraction of liquids in wellbore for the production of gas, oil or oil from unconventional resources or from wells. end of life.
- Unconventional resources are resources whose exploitation requires a higher level of technology or investment than the average.
- the three largest types of unconventional gas resources are compact sands ("tight sands"), coal bed methane and shale gas.
- gas lift method gas is injected continuously into the hydrostatic column, this makes the column lighter and allows the fluid to rise. It is useful to have gas available on the surface, and compressors. When the oil / water ratio changes over time and the reservoir pressure continues to drop, then the gas injection point has to be changed several times by means of well service operations ("well servicing").
- well servicing well service operations
- the gas lift method can be deployed in a large number of situations (eg with a flow rate of 4,800 m 3 / day or with a drilling depth of 4,600 m).
- beam pump pumps are surface pumps that lift the fluids in a barrel from the bottom of the well. Limited to low flow wells (5 to 40 liters at each movement), and can be blocked by the phenomenon of gas lock (if gas enters the system, little or no liquid can be raised because the gas is compressible , unlike liquid). Energy is required at the surface to operate the pump. In addition, these pumps have operating difficulties in inclined or horizontal wells.
- the present invention aims at a liquid evacuation device capable of being positioned in an extraction well, the well comprising a wellhead and a well bottom.
- the device comprises:
- a reservoir having a liquid accumulation zone, said reservoir being able to be connected to a gas evacuation tube positioned in the extraction well;
- an insulation capable of limiting a flow of fluid between a wall of the tank and a wall of the well, of a first space formed between the insulator and the bottom of the well to a second space formed between the insulator and the wellhead;
- a first opening made on said tank adapted to allow a circulation of a gas-liquid mixture of said first space to a third space formed in the gas evacuation tube;
- a second opening on said tank adapted to allow a fluid flow from said second space to the liquid accumulation zone.
- Said first opening being made between the liquid accumulation zone and the connection to the evacuation tube.
- the first opening is not located at the bottom of the tank (ie the accumulation zone).
- the reservoir in the accumulation zone can be sealed, without any valve for example. Indeed, in the event of a low opening at the bottom of the tank, the effluents produced from the producing zone must pass through the fluid accumulated in the tank installed in the well.
- the reservoir then serves both as a transit zone for the fluids from the bottom to the surface and as an accumulation zone. These two functions are here separated.
- the liquids that accumulate in the reservoir do not constitute a restriction to the circulation of the effluents produced.
- Such a device has many advantages such as not being impacted by the trajectory of the well or by the presence of gas and liquid. Moreover, this device makes it possible to lower the minimum operating pressure of the well and thus delay the abandonment of the well. Compared with conventional techniques for raising effluents by means of gas injection (or "gas lift" in English), this device makes it possible to reduce the gas necessary for the evacuation of liquids by means of, for example, a intermittent operation and a rise in a large volume of liquids during each cycle. It is also less penalizing on the production of the well, thanks to an optimization of the circulation and the storage of the fluids in the well and the well towards the surface.
- the system has a modularity to adapt to the conditions of the well.
- the bottom of the tank i.e. the area closest to the bottom of the well
- the closure of the tank bottom for operation as described below may be considered when the conventional operation of the well no longer allows a sufficient economic return.
- the device can thus be used in several ways and thus adapt to the actual conditions of the well.
- Gas injection valves in the exhaust tube can also be used as needed (eg, disgorging the well, assisting the lifting of liquids if they are produced in large quantities).
- the gas injection tube can be installed later.
- the tank is formed by a tube similar to the exhaust gas / effluent tube mentioned above. This similar tube is simply closed at its lower end.
- the size of the evacuation tube is not, in the context of this invention, to be particularly reduced, in anticipation, to have flow velocities allowing a good lifting of the liquids by the gas.
- a large diameter can also have several benefits over the life of the well. In a first step (before using the device object of this invention), a large diameter can avoid having a significant restriction to production, during a period during which the well is capable of producing alone). Then, when using the device a large diameter may be more favorable to the separation between gas and liquids.
- the device may be arranged to allow the circulation of a liquid of said gas-liquid mixture from said third space to the liquid accumulation zone.
- a circulation of the interior of the evacuation tube to the accumulation zone can be done by simple gravity.
- the effluents (gas-liquid mixture) coming from the producing zone can enter the device through the first opening.
- the arrangement of the device can make that the liquids of said gas-liquid mixture, because of the gravity, accumulate in the tank, either directly upon their entry into the device, or after initiating the ascent in the evacuation tube and dropped into the tank by countercurrent flow.
- This gas - liquid separation can allow a facilitated raising of the gas (reduced hydrostatic column).
- Various ways to improve this separation and realize it in a localized manner can be added to the basic system, in order to improve its overall efficiency: cyclonic separation, orientation of the jet at the outlet of the first opening towards the bottom, etc. are possible examples of a provision to improve separation.
- a first injection tube may be connected to the second opening for directed injection of gas at one end of the accumulation zone, this end being opposed in the well at the connection to the evacuation tube.
- This first tube can thus be used to inject at the bottom of the accumulation zone a high-flow fluid to purge the reservoir of any liquid (at least partially).
- this tube is directly connected to the surface, without this tube has an opening in the discharge tube (for example, in the case of so-called "tubingless" wells in English, that is to say say without extraction tube).
- a non-return device can be arranged if necessary in the first injection tube.
- this valve may be located at the second opening. This arrangement has the advantage of maximizing the volume that can be used for storing liquids. Indeed, a valve located at the end of the first injection tube (thus close to the bottom of the well) can limit the volume to the annular between the first injection tube and the tank wall.
- a leakage point (calibrated orifice of small diameter) downstream of the check valve, so that the gas trapped downstream of the valve, in the first tube of injection, can escape when filling the tank and the first injection tube.
- a second injection tube can be connected to the first opening for directed injection of the gas-liquid mixture into the connected discharge tube.
- This second tube makes it possible to control the direction of the mixture (for example, upwards towards the center of the section of the evacuation tube) in order to control the aerodynamic effects on the mixture (in particular the effects allowing an improved separation of the liquid and gas from this mixture).
- a non-return device may be disposed on the second injection tube to limit the flow of at least one liquid to the first space. These measures The non-return valve may also be disposed at the first opening to prevent the flow of effluents / liquids from the reservoir to the first space.
- This separator can be a cyclonic separator.
- At least a portion of the reservoir may be extractable through the interior of the connected gas discharge tube, said at least one extractable portion may include the first opening and the second opening.
- said at least one extractable portion may also include check valves, a tank bottom cap and injection tubes.
- This part of the tank can be dismantled to facilitate the maintenance of the device. Indeed, the parts of the device requested during operation of the device (and therefore likely to fail or break) are located in an area near the two openings such as valves or injection tubes where appropriate.
- the reservoir may comprise a horizontal subpart.
- this horizontality makes it possible to significantly increase the accumulation capacity of the accumulation zone without increasing the height (along the axis of gravity) of the device (that is to say without increasing the resistance, or hydrostatic weight, that the gas undergoes during the rise of liquid at the top of the tank).
- the length of a bottom of said tank at the first opening may be greater than twice the height along an axis of gravity between said bottom of the tank and the first opening.
- the position of the first opening may be positioned higher (along the vertical axis) than the highest point of the tank (which may correspond to the horizontal section or deviated from the well), to ensure a good filling of this accumulation zone.
- the present invention also relates to a method for discharging liquid from an extraction well, the well comprising a wellhead and a well bottom.
- the well comprises: - a reservoir having a liquid accumulation zone, and a gas evacuation tube connected to the reservoir;
- the method comprises:
- Fluid injection through a second opening may be performed upon detecting a pressure drop or flow rate in the gas discharge tube.
- This pressure or flow rate drop (advantageously measured at the wellhead) can be detected by means of a derivation of the pressure or flow curve: in this case, the absolute value of the calculated derivative will be greater than a certain value.
- Stopping the gas injection can be decided upon detection of a drop in the pressure / flow of liquids at the wellhead, for example.
- Another indicator may be the volume of fluid produced. During each cycle, it is possible to empty the accumulation zone, of a finite and known volume. It is thus possible to decide to stop the injection of gas used for emptying when a volume equivalent to the volume of the chamber is produced.
- Fluid injection through a second opening may be performed upon detecting a pressure in the gas evacuation tube below a predetermined pressure.
- FIGS. 1a and 1b illustrate particular embodiments of liquid accumulation and extraction device in two particular embodiments of the invention.
- FIG. 2 illustrates different flows of fluids during operation in a particular embodiment of the invention
- FIG. 3 illustrates a possible pressure curve during operation of a particular embodiment of the invention.
- Figure 1a illustrates a particular embodiment of liquid accumulation and extraction device in a particular embodiment of the invention.
- the evacuation device of FIG. 1 is positioned in an extraction well 1 12 previously drilled. Most often, the walls of this well 101 are reinforced with metal structures or concrete (or “casing" in English). In particular for safety and / or operating reasons, a tube 102 (or “tubing” in English) is inserted into this well in order to allow the evacuation of the production fluids (eg hydrocarbon or gas).
- the production fluids eg hydrocarbon or gas
- the walls 101 of the well are pierced / perforated (see completion 103) in order to let the fluid of interest penetrate the well and thus facilitate its extraction. It is assumed in the following that this fluid of interest is a gas, but this fluid of interest can very well be applied to other fluids, including liquids.
- the "wellhead” is the area of the soil at which the well was drilled.
- a bottom end of the well or the part farthest from the wellhead (often unique, except in the case of a bifurcation in the well) is called a "well bottom”.
- This reservoir comprises a sub-portion 104 comprising a liquid accumulation zone 109.
- this sub-portion 104 extends along the well to the bottom of the well in order to have the largest possible volume within the well. accumulation zone 109.
- the walls of the accumulation zone are close to the wall 101 of Wells. Indeed, it is useful to increase the flow rate of the production gas in the annular zone (ie between the wall of the well and the tank wall) in order to promote the entrainment effect of the liquids present in the bottom of the tank. well by the production gas.
- the distance between the wall 101 and the wall of the accumulation zone 104 may correspond to 10% of the diameter of the well.
- the sub-portion 105 of the reservoir can be detached from the evacuation tube 102 and the sub-portion 104 of the reservoir comprising the accumulation zone 109. This detachment can be carried out even though the collecting device and the Extraction of the invention is in place in the well, thanks to tools lowered into the evacuation tube 102. Once detached, this part can be reassembled, within the evacuation tube 102.
- the insulation thus defines two annular spaces in the well: a first space 107 formed between the insulator 106 and the well bottom 18 and a second space 108 formed between the insulator 106 and the wellhead.
- a first opening 11a to allow a circulation of the mixture formed by the production gas and liquids from the annular space 107 to the inside the tank (105, 104) or in the interior 1 10 of the evacuation tube 102 connected to the tank.
- a tube 17b for directing the mixture in a vertical direction (or towards the wellhead). This tube 17b enter the discharge tube 102 or stop before entering.
- a valve January 19 non-return valve for example, in order to limit or to prevent the passage of liquid from the inside of the tank (104, 105) or from the inside of the evacuation tube 102 to the annular zone 107.
- the first opening 17a is advantageously relatively high in the tank, but before the insulator 106. Indeed, its high position increases the capacity of the zone 109 of accumulation.
- a tube 17b is installed on this opening, it is possible to increase the storage capacity of the accumulation zone 109 by placing the upper end of this tube at a rating higher than the rating of the first opening. In any case, it is sought to place the first opening January 17a between the accumulation zone 109 of liquid and the connection to the discharge tube (represented by the line 1 1 1).
- a second opening 16a on the reservoir may be provided to allow injection of gas (air, nitrogen or a gas neutral vis-à-vis hydrocarbons or gases present) from the annular space 108 to the reservoir or more particularly to the zone 109 of accumulation of liquid.
- gas air, nitrogen or a gas neutral vis-à-vis hydrocarbons or gases present
- an injection tube 1 16b may be provided to be connected to this opening 1 16a.
- This tube 1 16b may advantageously extend to the bottom of the reservoir, that is to say in a zone near the bottom 1 18.
- a non-return valve 1 13 may be installed at one end of the tube 1 16b or level of the opening 1 16a or anywhere on the tube 1 16b.
- the first opening 1 17a (respectively the second opening 1 16a) is located on the part of the extractable reservoir 105.
- the evacuation tube 102 may comprise on its wall gas injection valves (1 14, 1 15) (or “gas-lift valve” in English or “GLV”) to reduce if necessary a column of liquid rising in the tube 102.
- well 1 12 is a deviated well.
- this embodiment also functions for a vertical well or having a horizontal or substantially horizontal portion. The installation of such device in a then having a horizontal zone can prevent the opening 1 17a is too high (on the axis of gravity, or the vertical) relative to the bottom of the well while allowing the accumulation zone 109 to be important.
- the length L R of the bottom 1 18 of the tank at the opening 1 17a (or at the upper end of the tube 1 17b) is advantageously greater than N times (N being a real number greater than or equal to 2) the height H R according to the vertical (ie along the axis of gravity) between the bottom 1 18 of the tank and the opening 1 17a (or the upper end of the tube 1 17b).
- FIG. 1b illustrates another particular embodiment of a device for accumulating and extracting liquid in a particular embodiment of the invention.
- the non-return valve 1 13 can be installed at the opening 1 16a as mentioned above.
- a leak point 120 (calibrated orifice of small diameter) downstream of the check valve 1 13 on the tube 1 16b, so that the gas trapped downstream of the valve, trapped in the tube 1 16b, can escape when filling the tank and the first injection tube.
- the device does not include a tube 17b.
- the non-return valve 1 19 is mounted directly on the opening 1 17a.
- the evacuation tube 102 is of similar diameter to the reservoir. Indeed, the size of the evacuation tube is not, in the context of this invention, to be particularly reduced, in anticipation, to have flow velocities for good lifting of liquids by the gas.
- a large diameter may also have several advantages over the life of the well. In a first step (before using the device object of this invention), a large diameter can avoid having a significant restriction to production, during a period during which the well is capable of producing alone). Then, when using the device a large diameter may be more favorable to the separation between gas and liquids.
- FIG. 2 illustrates different circulations of fluids (liquid, gaseous, mixed) during the operation of the device in a particular embodiment of the invention.
- the gas-liquid mixture is then diffused (arrow 203) in the tank.
- the gas-liquid mixture can be directed in a vertical direction, but it can also be directed in another direction according to technical choices. implementation. For example, if the end of the tube 17b has a check valve, it may be advisable to direct the flow of gas-liquid mixture directly to the discharge tube.
- a liquid-gas separation device may also be installed at the end of the tube 1 17b or on the opening 1 17a (whether the tube 1 17b exists or not).
- the liquid of the liquid-gas mixture may tend to separate from the mixture (either by condensation or by simple gravity applied to the droplets of liquids already present in the liquid). As a result, at least a portion of the liquid can flow towards the bottom of the tank (arrow 205a) towards the accumulation zone 109.
- the gas resulting from this separation (which may still comprise a portion of liquid) is directed (arrow 204a, 204b) towards the evacuation well 102 because of the natural pressure at the bottom of the well.
- the liquid still present in the gas evacuated by the evacuation tube can be deposited, for example by condensation, on the walls of the evacuation tube and slide along these walls (arrows 205b).
- liquid droplets can therefore move towards the accumulation zone.
- the section of the upper end of tube 1 17b is weak (e.g. above a ratio 2) relative to the section of the evacuation tube to limit the return of liquid in the tube 1 17b.
- the projection on a horizontal plane of the section of the tube 17b to have no intersection with the projection of the section of the tube 102 with the same plane: in particular, the droplets of liquid sliding along the wall of the tube 102 can not return by gravity into the tube 1 17b.
- the accumulation zone fills with liquid.
- this accumulation makes it possible to limit the losses of charges notably related to the friction of the liquids in / on the operating gas and to the vertical entrainment of the liquids.
- the liquids present in the accumulation zone do not exert a back pressure that can limit or prohibit any gas infiltration into the well.
- the capacity of the accumulation zone is not infinite. If it is possible to increase this capacity, in particular by increasing the length L R of the reservoir (while limiting, as far as possible, increasing the height H R ), there comes a time when the accumulation zone is saturated (ie the surface of the accumulated liquids being situated for example at the level z max ) and there is a need for evacuation of the fluids thus accumulated.
- the gas flow rate is large enough so that the liquids are " when the pressure induced in the accumulation zone by this sudden injection of gas exceeds the production pressure at the level of the arrow 203, it is advantageous to provide check valve at the end of the tube 17b or at the opening 17a in order to automatically block the flow of fluid towards the annular space 107.
- FIG. 3 illustrates a possible pressure curve 300 during the operation of a particular embodiment of the invention.
- This pressure curve can be established in particular using sensors located in the well, in the evacuation well 102 for example.
- these sensors are located at the wellhead, because it can be difficult to descend and permanently install sensors at great depth.
- the pressure P at the sensors remains substantially constant (plateau 301) equal to P n0 m: in fact, the liquids, which can reduce the pressure of the production gas, are systematically accumulated in a "neutral" zone, outside the gas flow path (ie in the accumulation zone 109).
- the pressure P starts to fall (between the points 302 and 303), since the fluids then slow the circulation of the production gas. It may happen that the gas flow stops completely if the hydrostatic pressure of the liquid present above this dimension exceeds the pressure of the gas at the end of the tube 1 17b (a non-return valve positioned at this point closing) so). If a sudden drop in pressure P is detected from the pressure P n0 m, it is possible to deduce that the accumulated liquids exceed the coast z max . On the other hand, it may be desirable to wait for the pressure P to descend (point 303) below a predetermined value P m in before doing any liquid evacuation action.
- This control of the liquid evacuation process can also be carried out with flow supervision and not with pressure.
- the gas flow rate drops abnormally (ie below a determined threshold value)
- it may mean that the level of liquid in the well begins to exceed the point of entry of the effluents into the device and thus starts to Hydrostatically weigh on the gas. It is then useful to empty the tank.
- the end of the gas flow to empty the tank can be triggered when the liquid flow becomes low (or when the volume of liquid produced during the flush corresponds to the volume of the accumulation zone).
- the described embodiments have tubes connected to the openings on the tank, but other embodiments are possible without the presence of these tubes.
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