WO2019064049A1 - Crépine pour un puits de forage - Google Patents
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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
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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
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- E21B43/10—Setting of casings, screens, liners or the like in wells
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Definitions
- the present invention concerns liners for wellbores.
- the present invention is also directed to a well completion method for displacement from non-aqueous fluid to aqueous fluid using temporary plugged nozzles.
- Nguyen European Patent No. 2 253 798 to Nguyen teaches a method of stimulating production flow from a formation.
- the method includes placing an acid fluid into the formation area to be stimulated to partially dissolve a portion of the area of the formation.
- the application discusses the types of acids to be used for this process and specifically states that aqueous based acids are best suited.
- a consolidating fluid is then injected into the formation.
- the consolidating fluid is chosen from a type of binding fluid, such as resin composites, tackifying agents and other fluids which cause agglomeration of fine, solid particles.
- the next step includes washing the area with a fluid to remove the agglomerated materials.
- the wash fluid may be fresh water. Further steps involve placing a fracturing fluid into the area of the subterranean formation to create, or at least extend, a fracture therein.
- a fracturing fluid into the area of the subterranean formation to create, or at least extend, a fracture therein.
- U.S Patent Application No. 2014/0224807 to Ramon (“Ramon”) teaches of a plug arrangement wherein the plug is configured to lead, or follow a hardenable material (such as cement) which is being pumped through a tubular body.
- the plug includes one or more portions which are configured to weaken when exposed to an activation fluid.
- the material in this instance is a controlled electrolytic metallic material.
- the plug further includes a plurality of plugs nested within one another, wherein the leading plug is in sealing engagement with the walls of a tubular body.
- the activation fluid used for degrading the electrolytic material can include brine, acid, and aqueous fluid or combinations thereof.
- the nested plug may also include a bore, to allow activation fluid to penetrate and effectively reach the leading plug.
- the weakening of the plug portions specifically includes dissolving one or more of the potions.
- the opposing end of the conduit is shielded, to a degree, from the outer environment by a sacrificial cup body.
- the ends of the conduit are sealed with salt stoppers which are shielded from fluids.
- U.S Patent No. 9,151 ,143 to Holderman et al. (“Holderman”) teaches of a sacrificial dissolvable plug.
- the plug is used in series with a flow restrictor which is disposed in a fluid pathway between the exterior of a wellbore and the interior of the wellbore.
- the plug is configured to be at least partially dissolvable when contacted by a fluid.
- the fluid comprises a chemical configured to dissolve the plug.
- U.S Patent No.9,068,429 to Mailand et al. teaches of a dissolvable tool which is formed as a body which includes at least one portion thereof which is configured to dissolve in a fluid.
- the body includes a barrier and the body is able to move through a structure, preferably a conduit.
- the body (and barrier) seal the conduit, as the body moves there through.
- Common techniques to remove a sealing plug of this kind include milling or drilling out the plug.
- Prenner discloses a combination of a mechanical and non- intervention technique for removing a plug.
- a solid and a salt plug are housed within a translating hollow member in a protective casing.
- the hollow nature of the member is protected from future cementing operations by being solid on the side closest to the inner diameter of the protective casing and having a salt plug on the opposing side.
- the sliding member is extended from the protective casing to the wellbore by means of pressure and then cemented in place. Following cementation, the solid plug within the hollow member is removed by mechanically means with a downhole assembly including a bit deployed within the casing. .
- Mailand teaches of a body which includes a dissolvable portion, and a barrier portion.
- the barrier portion being in sealing engagement with the interior of a conduit.
- a portion of the flow restricting object is dissolvable so as to provide flow passage through a conduit.
- Holderman the disclosure thereof teaches of a screen assembly with a sacrificial plug placed in a sidewall of a conduit and in conjunction with a flow restrictor run in series to the sacrificial plug.
- the sacrificial plug is dissolvable when contacted with a chemical fluid, to provide passage between the interior and exterior of a well bore (through the sidewall, flow restrictor and screen assembly).
- Holderman does not disclose the use of plugs, in combination with nozzles which extend through sidewalls of a liner. Holderman also does not disclose the dissolution of the plug without the use of chemicals. Holderman does not disclose the use of dissolvable plugs without the use of a screen assembly. Summary of the invention
- the present application teaches of a process for removing the temporary plugs, fitted to nozzles, in a liner.
- the process is referred to as intervention free, which means that physical intervention (such as blasting or shooting hardened steel bullets) is not used.
- the present invention provides a liner for a wellbore having a sidewall in which one or more nozzles are formed, wherein the one or more nozzles are plugged by temporary plugs.
- a liner in the sense of this invention is thus a wellbore equipment, especially oil wellbore equipment.
- Such a liner may act as a pipe and forms a conduit.
- a sidewall or jacket of the liner is thus the sidewall of a pipe or conduit and has a proximal end and a distal end such that medium can be transported through the liner from the proximal end to the distal end and/or vice versa.
- the temporary plugs are preferably removable by using a plugging medium that dissolves upon exposure to elevated temperature and/or an activation fluid, preferably an aqueous fluid.
- a plugging medium which dissolves in an activation fluid and especially in an aqueous fluid can for example be a salt.
- the temporary plugs are mechanical plugs that are removable by application of pressure cycles.
- the inventive liner comprises a liner top packer which isolates the liner top such that during operation all fluid flow is through the nozzles. It is also preferred that the inventive liner comprises a liner shoe and a liner shoe shut off device, wherein the liner shoe shut off device allows circulation during displacement operations and subsequently isolates the liner shoe.
- the liner shoe shut off device can be shut by electronics activated by timer, Radio-frequency identification (RFID), pressure, flow or any combination of these.
- RFID Radio-frequency identification
- it can be shut by mechanical means using either a sleeve mechanically actuated by intervention means, a dart/ball dropped from surface to mechanically isolate the shoe or a
- the present invention further provides a method of completing an open hole well that penetrates a subterranean formation in which a liner having a sidewall in which one or more nozzles are formed, wherein the one or more nozzles are plugged by temporary plugs, is deployed in the well such that the nozzles communicate with the formation. It is preferred that a liner shoe shut off valve is deployed to allow initial fluid displacement through the liner with plugged nozzles. It is further preferred that after positioning of the liner the temporary plugs are removed from the nozzles.
- the application further teaches the use of temporary plugs which can be removed by non-physical means or intervention free methods. This is achieved by using a plug made from a specific material or medium. The medium is ultimately dissolved, which provides for production flow through the nozzle, which is no longer obstructed. The dissolving of the plug is due to the nature of the medium and the exposure of this medium to temperature or activation fluid (typically an aqueous fluid). A mechanical plug may be used, and removed by application of pressure cycles.
- temperature or activation fluid typically an aqueous fluid
- Fig. 1 shows a Base Case Well Design with standard nozzles in liner
- Fig. 2 shows a Base Case Well Design showing displacement string required for displacing from non-aqueous fluid to aqueous fluid.
- FIG. 3 shows the progression of design from base case (left embodiment) to embodiments according to the present invention (middle and right embodiment). Detailed description of the invention
- the invention relates to the field of oil well drilling and more particularly to oil well completion and liners for achieving such a completion.
- the process in which the inventive liner can be advantageously used preferably involves providing a pre-punctured liner having plugged nozzles extending through the punctured holes. Once the liner is positioned, the temporary plugs allow for displacement of the wellbore from non-aqueous fluid to aqueous fluid. Thereafter the plugs are removed from the nozzles to provide unobstructed production and injection flow.
- the present invention thus teaches in a preferred embodiment a method of completing an open hole well that penetrates a subterranean formation to control the production of oil from and injecting acidizing fluid to the formation.
- the well is provided with nozzles that extend through the liner and communicate with the formation.
- the nozzles provide negligible pressure drop in a steady state production scenario while in a transient high rate injection scenario sufficient pressure drop is achieved to allow for even distribution of injection fluids.
- Temporary plugs are located in the nozzle throat such that initially the nozzles act as a blank piece of pipe.
- a liner shoe shut off valve is deployed to allow initial fluid displacement through the liner with plugged nozzles.
- the liner with temporary plugs is deployed in the well in a non-aqueous fluid.
- the temporary plugs in conjunction with other components allow for displacement of non-aqueous fluids through the casing/liner during deployment to assist with reaching final placement depth. Once the liner is positioned, the temporary plugs allow for displacement of the wellbore from nonaqueous fluid to aqueous fluid. Thereafter, the temporary plugs are removed from the nozzles to provide unobstructed production and injection flow paths to the formation and unobstructed internals of the casing/liner for future intervention. Temporary plugs may be removed by a variety of intervention free methods such as: temperature dissolved materials, aqueous fluid dissolved materials, pressure actuated valves.
- a shut off valve isolates the shoe and ensures all future production and injection fluids pass through the nozzles once the temporary plugging mechanism is removed.
- a delayed actuated liner top packer is set once the aqueous fluid displacement operation is complete.
- Liner top packer with delayed activation (until after aqueous fluid displaced). Once set, this packer isolates the liner top ensuring all fluid flow is through the nozzles.
- Liner shoe shut off device that allows circulation during displacement operations and subsequently isolates the shoe for the life of the well. Once isolated all fluid flow is through the nozzles.
- Device can be actuated shut by electronics activated by timer, RFID, pressure or flow. Alternatively a device that is shut by mechanical means using pressure, actuation dart/ball or combination of both.
- Temporary plugged nozzles which are removed once the aqueous fluid displacement operations are completed.
- Temporary plugs can be removed by using a plugging medium that is dissolved with time and exposure to temperature and/or an activation fluid (typically an aqueous fluid) or a mechanical plug that is removed by application of pressure cycles.
- Temporary plugs must be designed to withstand differential pressure generated by the displacement operations across the device and provide sufficient time delay before removal to complete same.
- Temporary plugs can be removed by using a plugging medium that is dissolved with time and exposure to temperature and/or an activation fluid (typically an aqueous fluid) or a mechanical plug that is removed by application of pressure cycles. Plugs would be required to withstand suitable differential pressure to allow displacement of the nonaqueous fluid with aqueous fluid at high rate. If temperature or activation fluid dissolution method is utilised, sufficient delay is required to enable deployment of the liner in an extended reach application.
- an activation fluid typically an aqueous fluid
- Plugs would be required to withstand suitable differential pressure to allow displacement of the nonaqueous fluid with aqueous fluid at high rate. If temperature or activation fluid dissolution method is utilised, sufficient delay is required to enable deployment of the liner in an extended reach application.
- the method described provides significant operational time and cost savings over the historical method.
- the method described allows the pre-drilled liner to be washed, floated and/or reamed to total depth in extended reach applications.
- the nature of the temporary plugging of the nozzles in conjunction with the shut off shoe and liner top may also allow for the liner to be utilised as a tested barrier for upper completion operations.
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- Consolidation Of Soil By Introduction Of Solidifying Substances Into Soil (AREA)
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