WO2017079319A1 - Clé pour rompre des raccordements à vis - Google Patents

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WO2017079319A1
WO2017079319A1 PCT/US2016/060142 US2016060142W WO2017079319A1 WO 2017079319 A1 WO2017079319 A1 WO 2017079319A1 US 2016060142 W US2016060142 W US 2016060142W WO 2017079319 A1 WO2017079319 A1 WO 2017079319A1
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Simon De Waal
Danilo S. Relos
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Tercel Oilfield Products Usa, Llc
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    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E21—EARTH OR ROCK DRILLING; MINING
    • E21B—EARTH OR ROCK DRILLING; OBTAINING OIL, GAS, WATER, SOLUBLE OR MELTABLE MATERIALS OR A SLURRY OF MINERALS FROM WELLS
    • E21B19/00—Handling rods, casings, tubes or the like outside the borehole, e.g. in the derrick; Apparatus for feeding the rods or cables
    • E21B19/16—Connecting or disconnecting pipe couplings or joints
    • E21B19/161—Connecting or disconnecting pipe couplings or joints using a wrench or a spinner adapted to engage a circular section of pipe
    • E21B19/163—Connecting or disconnecting pipe couplings or joints using a wrench or a spinner adapted to engage a circular section of pipe piston-cylinder actuated

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  • This relates to a wrench that is used to make up or break internal connections on a downhole motor.
  • Wrenches are generally used in industrial applications to apply torque to equipment, either to make up or release threads.
  • a makeup/breakout tool is used to separate the various components, which are generally assembled by threaded connections.
  • a wrench is generally used for smaller connections or equipment that cannot be engaged by a typical makeup/breakout tool.
  • US Patent No. 3,844,547 teaches a wrench that can be used as a supplementary wrench for a larger breakout wrench.
  • Gearench Manufacturing Co. of Clifton, TX manufactures and sells a variety of wrenches for use in various circumstances.
  • a wrench for a workpiece comprising a wrench head, comprising a fixed jaw element and an adjustable jaw element opposite the fixed jaw element, the fixed jaw element and the adjustable jaw element defining a workpiece engagement area that receives and engages the workpiece, a pin and slot connection connecting the fixed jaw element and the adjustable jaw element that permits movement of the adjustable jaw element relative to the fixed jaw element to adjust the size of the workpiece engagement area, and a removable die that engages the slot to restrict the movement of the pin along the slot and define a maximum size of the workpiece engagement area, and an articulated actuator that actuates the wrench head to apply torque to the workpiece.
  • the articulated actuator may comprise a telescopic actuator.
  • the articulated actuator may comprise a first pivotal connection between the wrench and an elongate body and a second pivotal connection between the elongate body and a base.
  • the elongate body may be a linear actuator.
  • the wrench head may be reversible.
  • the wrench may comprise a plurality of removable dies of different sizes corresponding to different workpiece engagement areas, each of the plurality of removable dies being interchangeable with another of the plurality of removable dies.
  • the removable die may comprise a slot engagement portion that is received within the slot and an attachment portion that engages an attachment point on the wrench head.
  • the attachment portion may be vertically offset from the engagement portion.
  • the wrench may comprise two removable dies that engage opposite sides of the slot to restrict the movement of the pin.
  • a method of using a wrench on a workpiece having a diameter comprising the steps of providing a wrench head mounted to an articulated actuator, the wrench head comprising a fixed jaw element and an adjustable jaw element opposite the fixed jaw element, the fixed jaw element and the adjustable jaw element being connected by a pin and slot connection that permits movement of the adjustable jaw element relative to the fixed jaw element, the fixed jaw element and the adjustable jaw element defining a workpiece engagement area, defining a maximum size of the workpiece engagement area by engaging the slot with a removable die to restrict the movement of the pin along the slot, the maximum size being selected to accommodate the diameter of the workpiece, positioning the workpiece within the workpiece engagement area by moving the adjustable jaw element relative to the fixed jaw element, and with the workpiece within the workpiece engagement area, actuating the articulated actuator to cause the wrench head to apply torque to the workpiece.
  • the articulated actuator may comprise a telescopic actuator.
  • the articulated actuator may comprise a first pivotal connection between the wrench and an elongate body and a second pivotal connection between the elongate body and a base.
  • the elongate body may be a linear actuator.
  • the method may further comprise the step of reversing the wrench head relative to the workpiece to apply torque in an opposite direction.
  • the method may further comprise the step of changing the maximum size of the workpiece by interchanging the removable die with another removable die selected from a plurality of removable dies of different sizes corresponding to different workpiece engagement areas
  • engaging the slot with a removable die may comprise inserting a slot engagement portion of the removable die within the slot and engaging an attachment point on the wrench head with an attachment portion of the removable die.
  • the attachment portion may be vertically offset from the engagement portion.
  • engaging the slot with a removable die may comprise engaging the slot with two removable dies that engage opposite sides of the slot to restrict the movement of the pin along the slot.
  • a makeup/breakout tool comprising a chassis, first and second workpiece clamps mounted to the chassis, wherein at least the first workpiece clamp is movable along a length of the chassis, each of the first and second workpiece clamps has a workpiece engagement area sized to receive a workpiece, the workpiece engagement areas being axially aligned, and at least one of the first and second workpiece clamps comprises a clamp actuator for applying torque to the workpiece, a wrench having a wrench head, the wrench being pivotally mounted to the first workpiece clamp, the wrench having a range of pivotal movement that allows the wrench head to move into and out of axial alignment with the workpiece engagement areas of the first and second workpiece clamps, and a wrench actuator that actuates the wrench head to apply torque to the workpiece.
  • the wrench may be mounted to the first workpiece clamp by the wrench actuator, and the wrench actuator comprises a telescopic actuator.
  • the telescopic actuator may be hydraulic.
  • the wrench actuator may be connected to the first workpiece clamp by a first pivotal connection and to the wrench by a second pivotal connection.
  • the first workpiece clamp may comprise a carriage that moves the first workpiece clamp along the chassis, and the wrench body may be mounted to the carriage.
  • the wrench head may have an adjustable inner diameter.
  • the wrench head may be self-adjusting.
  • the wrench head may be reversible.
  • the first clamp may have a minimum engagement diameter
  • the wrench head may have a minimum engagement diameter that is less than the first minimum engagement diameter of the first clamp.
  • a method of making and breaking internal connection on a downhole tool comprising providing a makeup/breakout tool comprising a chassis, first and second workpiece clamps mounted to the chassis, wherein at least the first workpiece clamp is movable along a length of the chassis, each of the first and second workpiece clamps has a workpiece engagement area sized to receive a workpiece, the workpiece engagement areas being axially aligned, and at least one of the first and second workpiece clamps comprises a clamp actuator for applying torque to the workpiece, a wrench having a wrench head, the wrench being pivotally mounted to the first workpiece clamp, the wrench having a range of pivotal movement that allows the wrench head to move into and out of axial alignment with the workpiece engagement areas of the first and second workpiece clamps, and a wrench actuator that actuates the wrench head to apply torque to the workpiece, placing a the downhole tool into the workpiece engagement area of the first and second workpiece clamps, using the clamp actuator of at
  • the wrench may be mounted to the first workpiece clamp by the wrench actuator, and the wrench actuator may comprise a telescopic actuator.
  • the telescopic actuator may be hydraulic.
  • the wrench actuator may be connected to the first workpiece clamp by a first pivotal connection and to the wrench by a second pivotal connection.
  • the first workpiece clamp may comprise a carriage that moves the first workpiece clamp along the chassis, and the wrench body may be mounted to the carriage.
  • the wrench head may have an adjustable inner diameter.
  • the wrench head may be self-adjusting.
  • the wrench head may be reversible.
  • the first clamp may have a minimum engagement diameter
  • the wrench head may have a minimum engagement diameter that is less than the first minimum engagement diameter of the first clamp.
  • FIG. 1 is a front elevation view of a wrench for breaking internal connections reaching for and closing around a workpiece
  • FIG. 2 is a front elevation view of the wrench for breaking internal connections of FIG. 1 closed around a workpiece and lifting to rotate the workpiece in a clockwise direction;
  • FIG. 3 is a front elevation view of the wrench for breaking internal connections of FIG. 1 closed around a workpiece that has been rotated in a clockwise direction;
  • FIG. 4 is a front elevation view of the wrench for breaking internal connections of FIG. 1 closed around a workpiece and lowering to rotate the workpiece in a counter clockwise direction;
  • FIG. 5 is a front elevation view of the wrench for breaking internal connections of FIG. 1 closed around a workpiece that has been rotated in a counter clockwise direction;
  • FIG. 6 is a front elevation view of the wrench for breaking internal connections of FIG. 1 that has been folded away from a workpiece;
  • FIG. 7 is a side elevation view of the wrench for breaking internal connections of FIG. 1 in context with a makeup/breakout tool, where the wrench has been folded away from a workpiece;
  • FIG. 8 is a front elevation view of the wrench for breaking internal connections of FIG. 1 in context with a makeup/breakout tool, where the wrench is folded toward the workpiece;
  • FIG. 9 is a side elevation view of a makeup/breakout tool having a wrench for breaking internal connections as shown in FIG. 1 ;
  • FIG. 10 is a front elevation view of the wrench for breaking internal connections having a pin and slot connection mechanism and a removable die;
  • FIG. 11 is a front elevation view of the wrench for breaking internal connections of FIG. 10, with a removable die of a different size;
  • FIG. 12 is a top plan view of a pin and removable die
  • FIG. 13 is a perspective view of a pin and removable die
  • FIG. 14 is a first side perspective view of a removable die
  • FIG. 15 is a second side perspective view of the removable die of FIG. 14.
  • a makeup/breakout tool generally identified by reference numeral 10, will now be described with reference to FIG. 1 through 15.
  • a generic makeup/breakout tool 10 is shown with a chassis 12, and first and second workpiece clamps 14 and 16 mounted to chassis 12.
  • workpiece clamp 14 is movable along the length of chassis 12, although both clamps 14 and 16 may be movable.
  • each of the workpiece clamps 14 and 16 has a workpiece engagement area 18.
  • the workpiece engagement areas 18 are sized to receive a workpiece 20, and the workpiece engagement areas 18 of each of workpiece clamps 14 and 16 are axially aligned.
  • At least one of workpiece clamps 14 and 16 has a clamp actuator 22 for applying torque to workpiece 20.
  • the depicted makeup/breakout tool 10 is intended to refer to a generic design, and that the actual design of any particular makeup/breakout tool 10 that may be used will vary from what is depicted.
  • makeup/breakout tool 10 has a wrench 24 with a wrench head 26.
  • Wrench 24 is designed to be mounted to move with one of the clamps 14 or 16, such as workpiece clamp 14 in the depicted embodiment.
  • Wrench head 26 may be of a standard size for a particular application, or may have an adjustable inner diameter for engaging different sizes of workpiece, such as by adjusting a length-adjustable member, adding or removing inserts, or replacing some or all of wrench head 26. Regardless of if wrench head 26 has a standard size, or has an adjustable inner diameter, the inner diameter of wrench head 26 will typically be selected such that wrench head 26 has an engagement diameter size that is less than the minimum engagement diameter of first workpiece clamp 14.
  • wrench head 26 may be designed to be self-adjusting when closed around a workpiece 20.
  • wrench head 26 is adjustable by providing a sliding gripper 38 that is pushed toward the workpiece as actuator 30 applies a force to wrench head 26. This adjusts wrench head 26 to the necessary size, and also ensures a strong grip when applying torque.
  • wrench 24 may be sized using a slot and pin connection 40 to adjust sliding gripper 38. Slot and pin connection 40 may cooperate with a die 42, as shown in FIG. 10 and 11 and discussed further below, sized to hold the jaws of wrench head 26 at a specific size.
  • Wrench 24 may also be biased in order to apply an initial gripping force to workpiece 20.
  • a spring (not shown) may be used to bias wrench 24.
  • the spring may, for example, be a spring and pin installed into wrench head 26 that biases sliding gripper 38 into a gripping position.
  • the maximum engagement diameter size will preferably be around the minimum engagement diameter of first workpiece clamp 14 with only a small amount of overlap in order to reduce the design requirements on wrench 26.
  • Wrench head 26 may also be reversible, allowing wrench head 26 to be turned in both directions. [0061] Referring to FIG. 8, wrench 24 is actuated by wrench actuator 30 that causes wrench head 26 to apply torque to workpiece 20.
  • Wrench actuator 30 may, for example, be a telescoping actuator, which may be a hydraulic actuator. Wrench actuator 30 may, for example, also be mechanically powered or use other actuation systems known in the art to be appropriate for the application. As shown, wrench 24 is mounted to first workpiece clamp 14 by wrench actuator 30. However, it will be understood that wrench 24 may be mounted to first workpiece clamp 14 using a variety of methods known in the art, and wrench actuator 30 may be in an alternate position, such as near wrench head 26. Wrench 24 may be equipped with a torque sensor that may be used to provide a digital readout or printout to allow for measurement of the torque applied to connections by wrench 24.
  • wrench 24 In order to allow wrench 24 to properly engage workpiece 20, and to be moved out of the way when not in use, wrench 24 preferably has a number of positions that can be achieved, for example, by providing movable or adjustable connections. As shown, wrench 24 is pivotally mounted to the first workpiece clamp 14 by a pivotal mounting 28 connected to wrench actuator 30, which is in turn connected to wrench 24 by a second pivotal connection 32. As shown in FIG. 4 and 5, pivotal connections 28 and 32 allow wrench 24 to engage and apply torque to workpiece 20. Referring to FIG. 6, pivotal connections 28 and 32 also allow wrench 24 to move out of the way by moving outward from the tool. In other designs, referring to FIG. 7, wrench 24 may also be designed to move in other directions as well. This may be by providing connection 32 as a universal joint, or permitting wrench head 24 to pivot about the hydraulic cylinder of wrench actuator 30 as shown.
  • Wrench 24 preferably has a range of pivotal movement that allows wrench head 26 to move into and out of axial alignment with workplace engagement areas 18 of first and second workpiece clamps 14 and 16.
  • first workpiece clamp 14 may have a carriage 34 that moves first workpiece clamp 14 along chassis 12.
  • Wrench 24 may be mounted in a variety of locations depending on the application, such as on the side of first workpiece clamp 14, or mounted to carriage 34.
  • wrench head 26 has a two- part hinged connection that allows workpiece 20 to be grasped by wrench head 26.
  • wrench head 26 may take a variety of forms and connect to workpiece 20 in a variety of ways.
  • wrench 24 may be pivoted about pivotal mounting 28, as well as pivotal connection 32. These connections may allow for pivotal movement within a single plane, or may allow for pivotal movement in a variety of directions, depending on the application.
  • wrench actuator 30 is activated to apply torque to workpiece 20, which will manipulate a threaded connection (not shown) of workpiece 20.
  • wrench actuator 30 is a telescopic hydraulic actuator that raises the end 36 of wrench 24 that is opposite wrench head 26 to apply a clockwise rotation to workpiece 20.
  • Wrench head 26 may have a gripping portion 38 as shown that tightens against workpiece 20 as wrench 24 is turned. Gripping portion 38 may serve to make wrench head 26 self-adjusting. Referring to FIG. 4 and FIG. 5, in order to turn workpiece 20 in the opposite direction, wrench head 26 may be reversed, such that gripping portion 38 tightens as wrench 24 is turned in the opposite direction. As shown, wrench actuator 30 lowers the end 36 of wrench 24 and workpiece 20 is turned in a counter-clockwise direction.
  • wrench 24 may be rotated out of alignment with the workpiece engagement areas 18 of the first and second workpiece clamps 14 and 16, allowing wrench 24 to be stored in a position that does not interfere with the work being done when wrench 24 is not needed.
  • workpiece clamps 14 and 16 may engage and manipulate threaded connections of workpiece 20 that have a diameter that is greater than the minimum engagement diameters of the workpiece clamps 14 and 16.
  • Wrench 24 may only be needed when the workpiece to be manipulated has a diameter that is less than the minimum engagement diameter of the first and second workpiece clamps 14 and 16. This may allow for cooperation between the two tools to make and break threaded connections having a variety of sizes. Referring to FIG.
  • wrench 24 may be capable of rotation in a variety of directions for storage.
  • Wrench 24 may be rotated through a plane that is parallel to the face of workpiece clamp 14 to move out of the way, as is shown in FIG. 8.
  • Wrench 24 may also be rotated in a plane that is perpendicular, as shown in FIG. 7. It will be understood that wrench 24 may also be capable of movement in other directions. For example, wrench 24 may rotate to be stored alongside workpiece clamp 14.
  • wrench 24 may be sized using a slot and pin connection 40 to adjust gripping portion 38.
  • wrench head 26 has a fixed jaw element 44 and an adjustable jaw element 46 opposite fixed jaw element 44.
  • Fixed jaw element 44 and adjustable jaw element 46 define a workpiece engagement area 48 that receives and engages workpiece 20.
  • Fixed jaw element 44 and adjustable jaw element 46 may be moved relative to one another in order to change the size of workpiece engagement area 48. For example, as shown in FIG.
  • adjustable jaw element 46 when a larger workpiece 20 is to be engaged, adjustable jaw element 46 may be moved such that pin 52 moves away from end 36 of wrench 24 along slot 50. When a smaller workpiece 20 is to be engaged, as shown in FIG. 11, adjustable jaw element 46 may be moved such that pin 52 is moved closer to end 36 of wrench 24 along slot 50.
  • fixed jaw element 44 may be a sliding gripper 38, while adjustable jaw element 46 can be opened in order to be placed around workpiece 20, and has a latching connection 60.
  • Fixed jaw element 44 and adjustable jaw element 46 may also take other forms, as will be understood by those skilled in the art.
  • fixed jaw element 44 and adjustable jaw element 46 may have three engagement surfaces as shown in FIG. 10, or they may be shaped to have two engagement surfaces, one on each jaw element.
  • Pin and slot connection 40 as shown is formed from slot 50 formed in fixed jaw element 44 and pin 52 attached to adjustable jaw element 46, connecting fixed jaw element 44 and adjustable jaw element 46 and permitting movement of adjustable jaw element 46 relative to fixed jaw element 44 in order to adjust the size of workpiece engagement area 48.
  • Removable die 42 engages slot 50 to restrict the movement of pin 52 along slot 50 in order to define a maximum size of the workpiece engagement area 48 by controlling the position of pin 52, as discussed above.
  • pin and slot connection 40 may also be formed with slot 50 being located in adjustable jaw element 46, and pin 52 being attached to fixed jaw element 44, with the location of die 42 being changed accordingly.
  • die 42 might be on one end of slot 50 as shown, such that it only fixes the maximum size of workpiece engagement area 48, or two dies 42 may be used such that pin 52 is fixed in a particular location along slot 50.
  • die 42 When die 42 is placed at only one end of slot 50, as shown, it will be possible for pin 52 to move toward end 36 of wrench 24. However, when workpiece 20 is placed in workpiece engagement area 48 the adjustable jaw element 46 will no longer be able to move freely to decrease the size of workpiece engagement area.
  • a single die 42 may be used in slot 50, as shown in FIG. 13, or two removable dies 42 that engage opposite sides of slot 50 to restrict the movement of pin 52 may be used, as shown in FIG. 12.
  • dies 42 will depend on a number of factors, such as the forces to be applied to workpiece 20, the material considerations, and the safety requirements.
  • the selection of a single die 42 placed on one side of slot 50, two dies placed on either side of slot 50, two dies placed on either end of slot 50, or four dies placed in all the available positions can be made depending on these considerations.
  • removable die 42 may have a slot engagement portion 54 that is received within slot 50 and an attachment portion 56 that engages an attachment point 58 on wrench head 26.
  • Attachment portion 56 may be vertically offset from engagement portion 54, as shown in FIG. 14 and FIG. 15. It will be understood that engagement portion 54 and attachment portion 56 may also have different shapes, depending on the application. For example, the transition between engagement portion 54 and attachment portion 56 may be continuous.
  • the top surface of removable die 42 may be flat, with engagement portion 54 and attachment portion 56 being flush on the top surface, and offset on the bottom surface. Referring to FIG. 10 and FIG.
  • wrench head 26 may be used with a plurality of removable dies 42 of different sizes corresponding to different workpiece engagement areas 48, each of the plurality of removable dies 42 being interchangeable with another of the plurality of removable dies 42. This allows wrench head 26 to be sized for a plurality of different diameters of workpiece 20.
  • wrench 24 may have a set of removable dies 42 corresponding to standard pipe sizes.
  • wrench 24 has an actuator 30, which is an articulated actuator 30 that actuates wrench head 26 to apply torque to workpiece 20.
  • Articulated actuator 30 may be a linear actuator, such as a telescopic actuator, and may have a second pivotal connection 32 between wrench 24 and an elongate body and a first pivotal connection 28 between the elongate body and a base. It will be understood that other means of actuating wrench head 26 as known in the art and discussed above may be used.
  • Wrench head 26 may be reversible, as discussed above, allowing for torque to be applied to workpiece 20 in either a clockwise or a counter-clockwise direction.
  • Wrench head 26 is provided, and a maximum size of workpiece engagement area 48 is defined by engaging slot 50 with removable die 42 to restrict the movement of pin 52 along slot 50.
  • the maximum size is selected to accommodate the diameter of a given workpiece 20.
  • Workpiece 20 is positioned within workpiece engagement area 48 by moving adjustable jaw element 46 relative to fixed jaw element 44.
  • articulated actuator 30 is actuated to cause wrench head 26 to apply torque to workpiece 20.
  • die 42 may be inserted to define the maximum size of workpiece engagement area 48 either prior to or after positioning workpiece 20 and moving adjustable j aw element 46.
  • Removable die 42 may be engaged with the slot by inserting slot engagement portion 54 within slot 50, and engaged with attachment point 58 on wrench head 26 using attachment portion 56 of removable die 42. The same procedure may be used to engage slot 50 with two removable dies 42 that engage opposite sides of slot 50, as shown in FIG. 12, to restrict the movement of pin 52 along slot 50.
  • the maximum size of workpiece 20 may be changed by interchanging removable die 42 with another removable die 42 selected from a plurality of removable dies 42 of different sizes corresponding to different workpiece engagement areas 48.
  • wrench head 26 may be reversed relative to workpiece 20 to apply torque in both opposite directions.

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La présente invention concerne une clé pour une pièce de fabrication comportant une tête de clé (26) avec un élément de mâchoire fixe (44) et un élément de mâchoire ajustable (46) opposé à l'élément de mâchoire fixe, l'élément de mâchoire fixe et l'élément de mâchoire ajustable définissant une zone de mise en prise de pièce de fabrication qui reçoit et met en prise la pièce de fabrication. L'élément de mâchoire fixe et l'élément de mâchoire ajustable sont raccordés par un raccordement à broche et fente (52, 50) qui permet le déplacement de l'élément de mâchoire ajustable par rapport à l'élément de mâchoire fixe pour ajuster la taille de la zone de mise en prise de pièce de fabrication. Une matrice amovible (42) est disposée qui met en prise la fente (50) de façon à restreindre le déplacement de la broche (52) le long de la fente (50) et définir une taille maximale de la zone de mise en prise de pièce de fabrication. Un actionneur articulé (30) actionne la tête de clé de manière à appliquer un couple à la pièce de fabrication.
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