CN111350462A - Deepwater surface layer conduit feeding tool release simulation experiment device and method - Google Patents

Deepwater surface layer conduit feeding tool release simulation experiment device and method Download PDF

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CN111350462A
CN111350462A CN202010185460.1A CN202010185460A CN111350462A CN 111350462 A CN111350462 A CN 111350462A CN 202010185460 A CN202010185460 A CN 202010185460A CN 111350462 A CN111350462 A CN 111350462A
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The invention discloses a deepwater surface conduit feeding tool release simulation experiment device and a deepwater surface conduit feeding tool release simulation experiment method. The deepwater surface conduit running tool release simulating device and the deepwater surface conduit running tool release simulating method disclosed by the invention provide a basis for a formulated scheme of optimizing pin arrangement by experimental stress analysis of operations such as locking, releasing and recovering of the deepwater surface conduit running tool, so that the safety, the efficiency and the accuracy of deepwater jet operation of the deepwater surface conduit running tool are improved.

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Deepwater surface layer conduit feeding tool release simulation experiment device and method
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of marine oil and gas drilling, in particular to a deepwater surface conduit feeding tool release simulation experiment device and method.
Background
Deep water drilling generally refers to drilling with offshore operation water depth of more than 900 meters, collapse easily occurs in the process of deep water drilling in the ocean due to the fact that the strength of a non-diagenetic stratum at the shallow part of the deep water drilling surface layer is not high, and a deep water surface layer guide pipe serves as a first layer of sleeve pipe installed in the whole deep water oil well construction process and provides structural support for all subsequent sleeve pipes and well head equipment, and is a throat of the deep water drilling.
The deepwater surface conduit jet running-in technology is a key link of deepwater drilling engineering construction, and can realize continuous drilling and feeding of multiple steps such as 'one-opening' drilling, conduit running-in, 'two-opening' borehole drilling and the like through one-trip pipe column, thereby greatly saving the operation time and cost. The deep water surface conduit feeding tool is a key tool for realizing the purpose of feeding a conduit into a surface conduit by deep water jet, and is also called as a deep water continuous drilling feeding tool because the deep water continuous drilling feeding tool has the function of continuous drilling. During use, the deepwater surface conduit feeding tool is firstly assembled with drilling tools such as a drill bit and the like, then assembled with a low-pressure wellhead head, a surface conduit and a mud pad, then lowered into a specified position of the seabed, and finally subjected to injection operation. After the deep water surface layer guide pipe feeding tool is ejected in place and mechanically connected, the releasing pin at the upper part is cut off to release the deep water surface layer guide pipe feeding tool, the mandrel is lowered down to perform 'two-way' drilling, the drill rod is lifted up after the deep water surface layer guide pipe feeding tool is drilled in place, the positioning pin between the deep water surface layer guide pipe feeding tool and the low-pressure wellhead is cut off by the lifting force, and the deep water surface layer guide pipe feeding tool is separated from the low-pressure wellhead and is recycled.
Because the internal structure and parts of the deepwater surface conduit feeding tool are very complex and are not isolated, the internal structure and the parts are matched and cooperated with each other, when the deepwater surface conduit feeding tool is released and recovered, once the pin cannot be normally sheared off in the normal construction process through a series of complex mechanical movements, the deepwater surface conduit feeding tool cannot be recovered, even a drill rod is broken, and an underwater wellhead is abandoned, so that huge economic loss is caused.
The deep water surface conduit feeding tool is complex in stress in the processes of lowering, releasing, recovering and the like, and different pins play different roles in different processes, so that the requirements on whether the deep water surface conduit feeding tool is sheared are different. For example: the positioning pin bears the weight of devices such as an underwater basal disc, an underwater wellhead, a surface guide pipe and the like in the lowering process and cannot be sheared off; the release pin bears the weight of the injection pipe column, the environment and the mechanical disturbance load in the lowering process and cannot be sheared off; in the releasing process, under the action of specific loads such as torque shearing and the like, only after the releasing pin is sheared, the mandrel is separated from the mandrel bush; in the recovery process, under specific lifting force, the positioning pin can be sheared by the lifting force, and the recovery of the deepwater surface conduit running-in tool and the jet pipe column thereof is realized. However, because of lack of corresponding simulation devices in laboratory research, accurate stress analysis, implementation and the like of the deepwater surface layer conduit feeding tool in the processes of lowering, releasing, recovering and the like cannot be effectively researched, and therefore accidents that the deepwater surface layer conduit feeding tool cannot be accurately and effectively released when the deepwater surface layer conduit feeding tool is used for carrying out surface layer conduit injection operation in the actual production process sometimes occur.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide a deepwater surface conduit feeding tool release simulation device and a deepwater surface conduit feeding tool release simulation method, which are used for solving the problem that the deepwater surface conduit feeding tool cannot be accurately and effectively released when the deepwater surface conduit feeding tool carries out surface conduit injection operation in the actual production process.
The invention provides a deepwater surface conduit feeding tool release simulation experiment device which comprises an experiment frame, a low-pressure well head, a deepwater surface conduit feeding tool, a rotating motor, a lifting motor device, a coupling, a data collector and a computer, wherein the bottom of the experiment frame is provided with a base, the low-pressure well head is fixed on the base, and the lower part of the deepwater surface conduit feeding tool is tightly sleeved in the low-pressure well head; the rotating motor or the lifting motor device is fixed on the experiment frame, and the mandrel of the deepwater surface conduit feeding tool is connected with the output shaft of the rotating motor or the lifting motor device through the coupling; the output shaft of the rotating motor and the output shaft of the lifting motor device are respectively provided with a torque sensor and a tension sensor, the torque sensors are used for measuring shearing failure torque values of release pins of the deepwater surface conduit feeding tool, the tension sensors are used for measuring stress measurement torque values of positioning pins of the deepwater surface conduit feeding tool, a plurality of anti-rotation pin induction sheets are arranged in the deepwater surface conduit feeding tool, and each anti-rotation pin induction sheet is tightly attached to an anti-rotation pin of the deepwater surface conduit feeding tool; the torque sensor, the tension sensor and the anti-rotation pin induction pieces are respectively connected with the data acquisition unit through a plurality of data lines, and the data acquisition unit is connected with the computer through a wire.
Preferably, the lifting motor device comprises a lifting motor, a gear and a full-thread screw, the mandrel of the deepwater surface conduit feeding tool is connected with the full-thread screw through the coupler, the gear is arranged on an output shaft of the lifting motor, and the gear of the output shaft of the lifting motor is meshed with the full-thread screw.
Preferably, the lower part of the coupling is a tapered threaded joint which is matched with tapered threads at the end part of the mandrel of the deepwater surface conduit running tool.
Preferably, the experimental frame further comprises a horizontal plate and two support plates for supporting two sides of the horizontal plate, the two support plates are fixed on the base, and the rotating motor or the lifting motor device is fixed on the horizontal plate of the experimental frame.
Preferably, two bosses are arranged in the upper part of the low-pressure wellhead, two flanges are arranged on the lower part of the deepwater surface conduit running tool, and the bosses on the upper part of the low-pressure wellhead are matched with the flanges on the lower part of the deepwater surface conduit running tool.
The invention also provides a deepwater surface conduit feeding tool release simulation experiment method, which adopts the deepwater surface conduit feeding tool release simulation experiment device and comprises the following steps:
step S1: shearing off the release pin and separating the mandrel from the bushing;
step S2: shearing the positioning pin and the anti-rotation pin;
step S3: and (6) recovering.
Further, the step S1 includes the following steps:
step S11: arranging a rotating motor on a horizontal plate of an experiment frame, wherein a mandrel of the deepwater surface conduit feeding tool is connected with an output shaft of the rotating motor through a coupling;
step S12: starting a rotating motor, rotating the mandrel clockwise until the release pin is sheared off, and separating the mandrel from the bushing to realize the rotation and downward movement of the mandrel;
further, the step S2 includes the following steps:
step S21: arranging a lifting motor device on an experiment frame, wherein a mandrel of the deep water surface layer conduit feeding tool is connected with a full-thread screw rod through a coupler, the full-thread screw rod is meshed with a gear of the lifting motor, and the gear is arranged on an output shaft of the lifting motor;
step S22: and starting the lifting motor device, lifting the core shaft of the deepwater surface conduit feeding tool, driving the body to move upwards by the core shaft, and shearing the positioning pin and the anti-rotation pin.
Further, the step S3 includes the following steps:
and continuously lifting the mandrel, driving the deepwater surface conduit feeding tool to move upwards by the mandrel until the lower end of the deepwater surface conduit feeding tool is higher than the upper end surface of the low-pressure wellhead head, and moving out the deepwater surface conduit feeding tool to finish recovery.
The invention has the beneficial effects that:
the invention discloses a deepwater surface conduit feeding tool release simulating device and a deepwater surface conduit feeding tool release simulating method, wherein a deepwater surface conduit feeding tool is tightly sleeved on a low-pressure wellhead to simulate deepwater surface conduit feeding tool offshore operation, a rotating motor or a lifting motor device is respectively arranged on an experiment frame to respectively provide shearing force of a release pin and a positioning pin for the deepwater surface conduit feeding tool, the stress of the release pin, the positioning pin and the anti-rotation pin is respectively measured by a torque sensor, a tension sensor and an anti-rotation pin induction sheet, the stress conditions of the release pin, the positioning pin and the anti-rotation pin are respectively collected by a data collector and then transmitted to a computer, and the computer is used for carrying out accurate analysis, so that a reliable basis is provided for operators to conveniently carry out operations such as release, recovery and the like.
The deepwater surface conduit running tool release simulation device and the deepwater surface conduit running tool release simulation method provide a basis for a formulation scheme of optimizing pin arrangement through experimental stress analysis of operations such as release and recovery of a deepwater surface conduit running tool, and further improve the safety, efficiency and accuracy of deepwater jet operation of the deepwater surface conduit running tool.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic structural diagram of a deepwater surface conduit running tool release simulation experiment device provided in embodiment 1 of the present invention;
fig. 2 is a schematic structural view of a deep water surface conductor running tool according to embodiment 1 of the present invention.
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1-experiment frame; 2-a rotating electrical machine; 3-low pressure wellhead head; 4-deep water surface conduit feeding tool; 5-a torque sensor; 6-a coupler; 7-a data collector; 8-a computer; 9-anti-rotation pin sensing piece; 10-fastening bolts; 11-a base; 12-a mud mat; 401-a mandrel; 402-a liner; 403-a push rod; 404-locking a clamp spring; 405-a position indicating rod; 406-release of the pin; 407-anti-rotation pins; 408-a locating pin; 409-a body; 410-drain holes; 420-conical sliding sleeve.
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Example 1
Example 1 provides a deepwater surface catheter running tool release simulation experiment device, the structure of which is described in detail below.
Referring to fig. 1, the deepwater surface conduit running tool release simulation experiment device comprises an experiment frame 1, a low-pressure wellhead 3, a deepwater surface conduit running tool 4, a rotating motor 2, a lifting motor device, a coupling 6, a data collector 7 and a computer 8.
The bottom of the experimental frame 1 is provided with a base 11, and specifically, the base 11 is a reinforced concrete structure base. The low-pressure wellhead head 3 is fixed on a base 11 through a fastening bolt 10.
The upper part of the low-pressure well head 3 is a deepwater low-pressure well head, two bosses are arranged in the deepwater low-pressure well head, two flanges are arranged at the lower part of the deepwater surface conduit feeding tool 4, the bosses at the upper part of the low-pressure well head 3 are matched with the flanges at the lower part of the deepwater surface conduit feeding tool 4, and the lower part of the deepwater surface conduit feeding tool 4 is tightly sleeved in the low-pressure well head 3.
In order to enhance the bearing capacity between the low pressure wellhead head 3 and the deepwater surface conductor running tool 4, a mud mat 12 is arranged at the joint of the low pressure wellhead head 3 and the deepwater surface conductor running tool 4.
In addition, the middle part of the low-pressure wellhead head 3 is provided with a surface layer guide pipe which is connected with the upper deepwater low-pressure wellhead head through a through hole by a bolt. The lower part of the low-pressure wellhead head 3 is fixedly connected with the base 11, specifically, two groups of fastening bolts 10 are uniformly arranged on each side, eight groups of fastening bolts are totally fixed on the base 11, and the stability of the mandrel 401 of the deepwater surface conduit feeding tool 4 during rotation and lifting can be realized.
The mandrel 401 of the deepwater surface conduit feeding tool 4 is connected with the rotating motor 2 or the lifting motor device through a coupler 6, wherein the lower part of the coupler 6 is a tapered thread joint which is matched with tapered threads at the end part of the mandrel 401 of the deepwater surface conduit feeding tool 4.
The experiment frame 1 further comprises a horizontal plate and two supporting plates for supporting two sides of the horizontal plate, the two supporting plates are fixed on the base 11, and the rotating motor 2 or the lifting motor device is fixed on the horizontal plate of the experiment frame 1.
When the rotating motor 2 is fixed on the horizontal plate of the experiment frame 1, the mandrel 401 of the deepwater surface conduit feeding tool 4 is connected with the output shaft of the rotating motor 2 through the coupling 6.
When the lifting motor device is fixed on the horizontal plate of the experiment frame 1, the lifting motor device comprises a lifting motor, a gear and a full-thread screw rod, the mandrel 401 of the deepwater surface conduit feeding tool 4 is connected with the full-thread screw rod through the coupler 6, the gear is arranged on an output shaft of the lifting motor, and the gear of the output shaft of the lifting motor is meshed with the full-thread screw rod.
The output shaft of the rotating motor 2 and the output shaft of the lifting motor device are respectively provided with a torque sensor 5 and a tension sensor, the torque sensor 5 is used for measuring a shearing failure torque value of the releasing pin 406, and the tension sensor is used for measuring a stress measurement torque value of the positioning pin 408.
A plurality of anti-rotation pin sensing pieces 9 are arranged in the deepwater surface conduit feeding tool 4, and each anti-rotation pin sensing piece 9 is tightly attached to an anti-rotation pin 407.
Torque sensor 5, force sensor and a plurality of prevent changeing pin response piece 9 and link to each other with data collection station 7 through many data lines respectively, link to each other through wired between data collection station 7 and the computer 8.
In the above embodiment, the data acquisition unit 7 is a data acquisition product having a USB interface, and can be connected to various desktop computers and notebook computers having USB interfaces. The computer 8 may be a desktop computer, a notebook computer, or the like.
Referring to fig. 2, the deepwater surface conductor running tool 4 comprises a mandrel 401, a bushing 402, a push rod 403; a locking clamp spring 404, a position indicating rod 405, a releasing pin 406, an anti-rotation pin 407, a positioning pin 408, a body 409, a liquid discharge hole 410 and a conical sliding sleeve 420,
bushing 402 is sleeved on mandrel 401 by a release pin 406;
the conical sliding sleeve 420 is sleeved outside the bushing 402, the conical sliding sleeve 420 is connected with the bushing 402 through threads, and a clamping part is arranged outside the conical sliding sleeve 420;
the body 409 is sleeved outside the conical sliding sleeve 420;
the body 409 is provided with a plurality of through radial holes;
the push rod 403 is arranged in the radial hole;
one end of the push rod 403 is matched with the clamping part to form a conical matching structure, and the other end of the push rod is provided with a locking clamp spring 404;
the position indicating rod 405 can synchronously and axially move with the conical sliding sleeve 420;
the anti-rotation pin 407 is used for preventing the body 409 and the surface layer conduit from rotating relatively;
the dowel 408 is used to prevent the body 409 from maintaining a connection with the surface conduit after the release dowel 406 shears.
The mandrel 401 is a rotating mandrel and is used for connecting a drill rod rotating tool; the bushing 402 is connected to the mandrel 401, and the rotating mandrel rotates to drive the bushing 402 to rotate relative to the conical sliding sleeve 420, so that the conical sliding sleeve 420 moves axially to move the push rod 403 radially, and the locking clamp spring 404 locks the feeding tool and the surface layer catheter. The position indicating rod 405 is mainly used for observing the working state of the running tool, and can be observed through a remote control unmanned submersible vehicle.
The body 409 is used for connecting a surface layer guide pipe and providing structural support for each mechanism, and the upper part of the body 409 is provided with a liquid discharge hole 410, so that drilling cuttings can be conveniently returned out, and the position indicating rod 405 can be observed conveniently.
A release pin 406, a rotation-preventing pin 407 and a positioning pin 408 are provided in the deepwater surface conduit running tool 4, wherein a plurality of rotation-preventing pins 407 are provided on the outer side wall of the body 409 along the circumferential direction, and the rotation-preventing pins 407 can prevent the body 409 from rotating relative to the surface conduit.
A plurality of positioning pins 408 are further provided on the outer side wall of the body 409 along the circumferential direction, and the positioning pins 408 can continuously ensure the connection between the deepwater surface layer conduit feeding tool 4 and the surface layer conduit after the releasing pins 406 are sheared, and after all operations are completed, the positioning pins 408 are sheared by lifting to realize tool recovery.
The shearing of the release pin 406 enables a "two-start" function. After the injection operation is finished, the drilling tool is lifted to a preset position, the conical sliding sleeve 420 is driven to rotate by rotating forwards for 7-1/4 circles, a space is reserved for the push rod 403 to move inwards along the radial direction to the axial direction, and the locking clamp spring 404 moves inwards to move inwards to unlock the surface layer catheter. And (3) lowering the drill pipe to a preset position, rotating the drill pipe to reach a design torque to cause shearing damage of the release pin 406, and allowing the mandrel 401 and the drilling tool to move freely to continue drilling the second borehole. By lifting the drilling tool to the design load, the locating pin 408 is sheared and damaged, the feeding tool body 409 and the surface guide pipe are disengaged, the tool is recovered, and the feeding and secondary drilling operation of the surface guide pipe is completed.
The deepwater surface conduit feeding tool 4 is the prior art, and the internal structure of the deepwater surface conduit feeding tool 4 can refer to a deepwater drilling surface conduit feeding tool (application number is CN201510365639.4), a utility model patent a conduit head feeding tool with a continuous drilling function (application number is CN201820933404.X), a deepwater surface conduit feeding tool and an operation method thereof (application number is 201911125180.5) and the like.
Example 2
Embodiment 2 provides a deepwater surface layer conduit feeding tool release simulation experiment method, which uses the deepwater surface layer conduit feeding tool release simulation experiment apparatus provided in embodiment 1, and the release simulation experiment method includes the following steps:
step S1: shearing the release pin 406, separating the mandrel 401 from the bushing 402;
step S11: arranging a rotating motor 2 on a horizontal plate of an experiment frame 1, and connecting a mandrel 401 of a deepwater surface conduit feeding tool 4 with an output shaft of the rotating motor 2 through a coupling 6;
step S12: starting the rotating motor 2, rotating the mandrel 401 clockwise until the release pin 406 is sheared off, separating the mandrel 401 from the bushing 402, and realizing the rotation and downward movement of the mandrel 401;
step S2: shearing off the positioning pin 408 and the anti-rotation pin 407;
step S21: arranging a lifting motor device on a horizontal plate of an experiment frame 1, connecting a mandrel 401 of a deepwater surface conduit feeding tool 4 with a full-thread screw rod through a coupler 6, and engaging the full-thread screw rod with a gear of a lifting motor, wherein the gear is arranged on an output shaft of the lifting motor;
step S22: starting a lifting motor device, lifting a mandrel 401 of the deepwater surface conduit feeding tool 4, driving a body 409 to move upwards by the mandrel 401, and shearing a positioning pin 408 and an anti-rotation pin 407;
step S3: recovering
And continuously lifting the mandrel 401, driving the deepwater surface conduit feeding tool 4 to move upwards by the mandrel 401 until the lower end of the deepwater surface conduit feeding tool is higher than the upper end surface of the low-pressure wellhead head 3, and moving out the deepwater surface conduit feeding tool 4 to finish recovery.
Although the invention has been described in detail above with reference to a general description and specific examples, it will be apparent to one skilled in the art that modifications or improvements may be made thereto based on the invention. Accordingly, such modifications and improvements are intended to be within the scope of the invention as claimed.

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1. A deepwater surface conduit feeding tool release simulation experiment device is characterized by comprising an experiment frame (1), a low-pressure wellhead head (3), a deepwater surface conduit feeding tool (4), a rotating motor (2), a lifting motor device, a coupling (6), a data collector (7) and a computer (8),
the bottom of the experiment frame (1) is provided with a base (11), the low-pressure well head (3) is fixed on the base (11), and the lower part of the deep water surface conduit feeding tool (4) is tightly sleeved in the low-pressure well head (3);
the rotating motor (2) or the lifting motor device is fixed on the experiment frame (1), and the mandrel (401) of the deepwater surface conduit feeding tool (4) is connected with the output shaft of the rotating motor (2) or the lifting motor device through the coupler (6);
a torque sensor (5) and a tension sensor are respectively arranged on an output shaft of the rotating motor (2) and an output shaft of the lifting motor device, the torque sensor (5) is used for measuring a shearing failure torque value of a releasing pin (406) of the deepwater surface conduit feeding tool (4), the tension sensor is used for measuring a stress measurement torque value of a positioning pin (408) of the deepwater surface conduit feeding tool (4), a plurality of anti-rotation pin induction sheets (9) are arranged in the deepwater surface conduit feeding tool (4), and each anti-rotation pin induction sheet (9) is tightly attached to the anti-rotation pin (407) of the deepwater surface conduit feeding tool (4);
the torque sensor (5), the tension sensor and the anti-rotation pin induction pieces (9) are connected with the data acquisition unit (7) through a plurality of data lines respectively, and the data acquisition unit (7) is connected with the computer (8) through a wire.
2. The deepwater surface conduit running tool release simulation experiment device according to claim 1, wherein the lifting motor device comprises a lifting motor, a gear and a full-thread screw,
the mandrel (401) of the deepwater surface conduit feeding tool (4) is connected with the full-thread screw rod through the coupler (6), the gear is arranged on the output shaft of the lifting motor, and the gear of the output shaft of the lifting motor is meshed with the full-thread screw rod.
3. The deepwater surface conduit running tool release simulation experiment device as claimed in claim 1, wherein the lower part of the coupling (6) is a tapered threaded joint which is matched with tapered threads at the end part of a mandrel (401) of the deepwater surface conduit running tool (4).
4. The deep water surface conduit running tool release simulation experiment device according to claim 1, wherein the experiment frame (1) further comprises a horizontal plate and two support plates supporting two sides of the horizontal plate, the two support plates are fixed on the base (11), and the rotating motor (2) or the lifting motor device is fixed on the horizontal plate of the experiment frame (1).
5. The deepwater surface conductor running tool release simulation experiment device as claimed in claim 1, wherein two bosses are arranged in the upper part of the low-pressure well head (3), two flanges are arranged on the lower part of the deepwater surface conductor running tool (4), and the bosses on the upper part of the low-pressure well head (3) are matched with the flanges on the lower part of the deepwater surface conductor running tool (4).
6. A deepwater surface conduit running tool release simulation experiment method, which adopts the deepwater surface conduit running tool release simulation experiment device as claimed in any one of claims 1 to 5, and comprises the following steps:
step S1: shearing a breakaway pin (406) separating the mandrel (401) and the bushing (402);
step S2: shearing a locating pin (408) and the anti-rotation pin (407);
step S3: and (6) recovering.
7. The deepwater surface catheter running tool release simulation experiment method as claimed in claim 6, wherein the step S1 comprises the steps of:
step S11: arranging a rotating motor (2) on a horizontal plate of an experiment frame (1), wherein a mandrel (401) of the deepwater surface conduit feeding tool (4) is connected with an output shaft of the rotating motor (2) through a coupling (6);
step S12: and starting a rotating motor (2), rotating the mandrel (401) clockwise until the release pin (406) is sheared, separating the mandrel (401) from the bushing (402), and realizing the rotation and downward movement of the mandrel (401).
8. The deepwater surface catheter running tool release simulation experiment method as claimed in claim 6, wherein the step S2 comprises the steps of:
step S21: arranging a lifting motor device on an experiment frame (1), wherein a mandrel (401) of the deepwater surface conduit feeding tool (4) is connected with a full-thread screw rod through a coupler (6), the full-thread screw rod is meshed with a gear of the lifting motor, and the gear is arranged on an output shaft of the lifting motor;
step S22: and starting the lifting motor device, lifting the mandrel (401) of the deepwater surface conduit feeding tool (4), wherein the mandrel (401) drives the body (409) to move upwards, and shearing the positioning pin (408) and the anti-rotation pin (407).
9. The deepwater surface catheter running tool release simulation experiment method as claimed in claim 6, wherein the step S3 comprises the steps of:
and continuously lifting the mandrel (401), driving the deep water surface layer conduit feeding tool (4) to move upwards by the mandrel (401) until the lower end of the deep water surface layer conduit feeding tool is higher than the upper end surface of the low-pressure wellhead head (3), and moving out the deep water surface layer conduit feeding tool (4) to finish recovery.
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