WO2005073471A1 - Construction de base pour une plate-forme de forage profond - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a substructure for a platform of a deep drilling device. More specifically, the present invention relates to sub-construction for a deep drilling platform, which includes an apparatus for making substantially vertical holes in geological layers e.g. contributes to the development of deposits.
- the term “deposit” generally encompasses an occurrence of a substance in liquid, gaseous or solid form or energetically usable conditions in geological layers, in particular of oil, natural gas and geothermal energy.
- drilling rigs drilling towers
- drilling mast systems drilling mast systems
- a drilling tool (the drilling head) is connected to a rotary drive arranged above the surface of the earth by a drill string and is set in rotation by this.
- the drill string consists of standard rods screwed together and special units such as drill rods, non-magnetic rods, centering units, flushing motors, etc., which are used as required.
- special units such as drill rods, non-magnetic rods, centering units, flushing motors, etc., which are used as required.
- Standard rods are gradually joined together depending on the drilling progress.
- the rotary movement is either generated or transmitted via driver rods (so-called Kelly rods) from a turntable or by a drill motor that can be moved vertically at the upper end of the drill string (so-called top drive).
- driver rods so-called Kelly rods
- top drive a drill motor that can be moved vertically at the upper end of the drill string
- the entire drill string hangs on a suspension system consisting of a hook, cylinder pull, rope pulley and winch, so that the contact pressure on the drilling tool is due to the weight of the string and excess weight is absorbed by the suspension system.
- Plants of this type are characterized by a drilling mast with a gable-like construction, inside which the drill string and the drill drive are located.
- Drilling rigs of any of the aforementioned types can be mounted on platforms. These platforms are usually self-supporting. In the case of drilling rigs that remain in place for a long time, the drilling site can have a basement and the drilling platform can be arranged at ground level. In the case of shorter-term drilling sites or if a basement is not possible due to geological conditions or is undesirable for other reasons, the platform is placed on a substructure, which is usually built in the form of a welded steel structure at the drilling site.
- the assembly and dismantling times of the drilling rigs are generally long because the platforms are manufactured on site.
- Sheets delivered, handled, processed and processed as well to be assembled Extensive dismantling work and many transports are also necessary when changing construction sites.
- the space required for assembly and disassembly is either very large or you need very large cranes. If a platform for a drilling site at sea (offshore drilling) is assembled in a shipyard, it must be brought to the destination in a complex campaign with tugs. Because of the high technical effort, the holes are expensive; this means that smaller deposits cannot be developed economically.
- a substructure construction for a drilling rig which has a drilling platform carrying a drilling mast, is composed of a plurality of models. is constructed, whose external dimensions and suspension points match those of a standard sea container.
- the modular design in the form of standard sea containers makes transportation and assembly much easier and cheaper.
- the delivery, handling, processing and processing as well as the assembly of large quantities of loose bars and sheets at the drilling site are eliminated.
- the substructure preferably consists of one or more floors, each floor consisting of at least two of the modules and the platform being firmly connected to the modules of the top floor of the substructure.
- At least two modules per floor are required to ensure that the substructure is stable.
- the structure in such a way that at least two modules form a floor allows the total width of the floor to be adapted to the existing needs and conditions.
- the height of the substructure can be varied by the number of floors.
- each floor preferably consists of at least two rows of one or more modules arranged one behind the other, the modules of each floor being arranged in such a way that there is a continuous free space over the entire height of the substructure in which a drill string of the drilling rig runs.
- each floor preferably consists of two rows of modules which are arranged next to one another with a space between the rows, the modules of the top floor being braced with one another by struts.
- Each row can consist of one or more, preferably two, modules arranged one behind the other.
- Two rows of one module per floor correspond to the minimum number for a secure stand of the substructure, provided that the modules are long enough to absorb tilting moments in the longitudinal direction, and thus result in the economic optimum for the construction of the substructure, unless other requirements require a larger number of modules require. If only modules with the dimensions of short standard sea containers are available, two modules per row should be used. If these modules are also arranged in the longitudinal direction with a gap, the total footprint can be increased. The largest footprint is achieved when the four modules on each floor are distributed over the corners of the drilling platform.
- a guide frame of a handling device for segments of a drill string and other loads is provided in the recess and a recess, if any, is clad on the opposite side, furthermore the guide frame is modular so that the height of an element of the mast corresponds to the height of the module to which it is attached.
- the modules on the bottom floor can have means for connection to a floating framework or anchored to the bottom of a body of water, or can be connected to such a framework.
- the substructure can be used in the offshore area.
- the erection time of an oil rig can be shortened by parallelizing the manufacturing processes of the basic structure on the one hand and the modules of the substructure on the other. This means that raw material deposits can be used more quickly and the return flow of funds invested in the exploration can be accelerated. Overall, this increases the economic viability of an exploration project.
- Stairways and / or storage facilities office facilities, residential facilities, common rooms, sanitary facilities, medical facilities, recreational facilities, leisure facilities, gastronomic facilities, sales facilities, energy generation systems, energy sources are preferably provided in at least some of the modules.
- gas storage devices, telecommunication devices preinstalled.
- the modules preferably have weather protection cladding on sides that are exposed to the environment. This protects the interior, especially when it is used as a storage room. It also contributes to accident protection when stairs are not exposed to wind gusts, rain, snow and ice.
- the modules can have the dimensions of 40 'ft or 20' ft standard sea containers. These are the usual dimensions for standard sea containers. Inexpensive transport vehicles are readily available for these dimensions.
- Fig. 1 shows a side view of a drilling platform with substructure according to the present invention.
- FIG. 2 shows a front view of the drilling platform with substructure from FIG. 1, viewed in the direction of arrow A in FIG. 1.
- Fig. 3 shows a top view of the drilling platform with substructure of Fig. 1 or Fig. 2, seen in the direction of arrow B in Fig. 1.
- FIGS. 1 to 3 A vertical drilling rig with a substructure according to the present invention is shown in FIGS. 1 to 3.
- the system essentially consists of a drilling mast 1, a carriage 2 which can be moved vertically thereon, a platform 3 supporting the drilling mast, which stands on a substructure 4, and a handling device or handling system 5.
- the drilling mast 1 is pivotally mounted in a pivot bearing 32, which is fastened on a base frame 31 of the platform 3, and is supported against tipping over a strut 6 in a support bearing 33, which is also fastened to the base frame 31.
- a deflection cylinder 61 leaves a change in length of the strut 6 within certain limits, whereby a deviation of the drilling mast 1 from the vertical is possible in order to make the drill hole accessible for manipulation with a crane, for example.
- the support bearing 33 and the strut 6 with the deflection cylinder 61 are each provided in pairs, the struts 6 extending from bearing points 12 in the upper region of the drilling mast 1 to the rear and to the sides. This also prevents the drilling mast 1 from swinging out to the sides.
- the carriage 2 is mounted in the longitudinally attached to the drilling mast 1 with rollers and via gears or pinions 24, which are driven by gears 22 or holding brakes 23 by feed motors 21 and in two pairs on the sides of the drilling mast 1 in its longitudinal direction engage attached racks 15, movable along the drilling mast.
- a drill motor 25 is mounted on the carriage 2, which holds a boring bar receiving device or a chuck 26.
- the motors 21, 25 are hydraulic motors and the holding brakes 23 are spring-loaded, hydraulically releasable multi-plate brakes.
- the hydraulic energy is generated in an aggregate container 81 arranged on the platform 3 and supplied via hydraulic lines which are guided in an articulated chain 84 in the upper region of the drilling mast 1.
- a control container 82 for controlling the entire drilling system and one Breaking and countering device 83.
- a wedge device 33 is also attached to the platform in the extension of the drilling axis and holds the drill string during bar changes.
- a cable winch 84 is attached to the side of the drilling mast 1 and is provided for the manual handling of loads on the platform 3.
- the platform 3 or its base frame 31 is mounted on a substructure 4 which is constructed from a plurality of segments 41 which are arranged in pairs next to one another and are stacked one above the other and connected to one another in this horizontal arrangement.
- the segments 41 have the dimensions of conventional 40 'ft standard sea containers. (40 'ft denotes the standard length of such a container. 1' ft corresponds to 30.48 cm.)
- the construction of the platform 3 with the substructure 4 is the subject of a separate application by the applicant of the present invention.
- the substructure 4 has a recess with a rectangular cross section on each side, which extends over the entire height of the substructure and also through the base frame 31 of the platform 3.
- the handling system 5 runs in one of the cutouts, while the other cutout is covered.
- the foregoing description represents a recent development of a drill of the applicant of the present invention.
- the drilling device forms the subject of the German utility model application with the title "Device for producing deep drilling in geological structures" (attorney file number B / 11ST0408 / DE) from the same filing date.
- the content of the disclosure of the aforementioned applications is referred to in full in the context of the present application.
- the invention which lies in the base of the platform and will be described below, is not limited to such an arrangement and such a construction of the base frame and the drilling mast.
- the invention is not limited to the above-described case of a top drive drilling system with a rack feed drive, although the advantages of the present invention are advantageously combined with such an arrangement.
- the substructure 4 as such has a modular structure. More precisely, the substructure 4 essentially consists of a plurality of modules 41, which can absorb all static and dynamic forces from the drilling rig and platform. Each module 41 has the same external dimensions as a 40 'ft standard sea container and the corresponding mounting and locking points for truck loading. The weight of a module 41 lies within the maximum payload of the corresponding truck. It goes without saying that the individual modules 41 have a stability and strength which are adapted to the present load case. Two modules 41 each, which are arranged next to one another with an intermediate space between their long sides, form one floor of the substructure 4. In the embodiment shown, three floors, that is to say a total of six modules 41, are provided.
- the total width of a floor and thus the entire substructure corresponds to the width of the platform 3.
- the modules 41 lying one above the other are connected to one another in such a way that they form a stable substructure.
- the two modules on the top floor are connected to one another again by struts 42a, 42b in order to additionally stiffen the overall construction.
- the drill string runs within the space formed by the modules 41.
- the platform 3 is firmly connected to the substructure 4, projecting parts of the platform 3 being able to be additionally supported on the substructure 4 with supports 43 if necessary.
- the modules 41 each have cutouts 41a in their outer side wall, which also extend through the base frame 31 of the platform 3.
- the cutouts 41a are covered, while in the cutouts arranged on the other side, a modularly designed guide frame 51 of the handling system 5 extends over the entire height of the substructure 4 runs.
- the individual elements of the guide frame 51 are part of the corresponding modules 41 and are ready for use after stacking the container-sized steel structures without additional assembly.
- the recesses 41a in the modules 41 and the platform base frame 31 on the opposite side are covered or clad, as described above. At this point, the handling system 5 can be installed if necessary, if the local construction site situation makes this appear more favorable.
- An advantageous handling device for drill rods and other objects which was developed by the applicant of the present invention, forms the subject of the German patent application entitled “Device and method for handling objects on a drilling rig" (attorney file number P / 11ST0412 / DE) by the same filing.
- a novel, automated pipe or rod storage which was developed by the applicant of the present invention and which can advantageously be used on a drilling rig of the present invention, forms the subject of the German utility model application entitled "Pipe or rod storage for a drilling rig"(attorney's file number B / 11ST0411 / DE) from the same filing date.
- the content of the disclosure of the aforementioned applications is referred to in full in the context of the present application.
- the entire construction of the base 4 is designed so that the loads are distributed as well as possible on the footprint.
- the individual modules 41 have a weather protection outer skin and can also be used as rinsing tanks, trip tanks and material stores. Stairways 415 are integrated in the modules 41. As stated above, the drill string runs in the space formed between the modules 41. Blow-out preventers 88 are also arranged here.
- a floor of the substructure 3 can be constructed from more than two modules 41.
- the floors can consist of trains of two or more modules 41 arranged one behind the other.
- the modules 41 are not limited to the pitch of a 40 'ft standard sea container. Rather, modules with the grid dimension of a 20 'ft standard sea container can also be used, which are arranged under the four corners of the platform 3.
- Platform 3 can be expanded for additional units such as degasser, compressors etc.
- the substructure 4 or its modules 41 can perform a variety of tasks in addition to the pure support function at the drilling site. As already mentioned, tanks and material stores as well as stairways can be accommodated here. In addition, these modules can also serve as transport containers for them, i.e. All tanks, storage facilities and stairwells can be pre-installed and are ready for use at the drilling site, without having to first select and set up a parking space or intermediate storage space, and without additional installation work. Finally, free space within the modules can be used as additional transport space for other facilities required at the drilling site.
- This modular substructure 4 makes it possible to work with the drilling system even without a basement, since the blow-out preventers 88 can be accommodated at ground level between the modules. At the same time, this enables use for workover work on existing boreholes with mostly ground level preventers.
- the present invention is not limited to drilling equipment on the ground, but can also be applied to an offshore drilling rig (not shown in detail).
- Offshore drilling rigs are usually assembled in a shipyard and then brought to the drilling site by tugs and anchored there. Following the inventive concept of the present invention, it is also possible just assemble a floating floor with the most necessary equipment in a shipyard, bring it to the drilling site with tugs and anchor it there. In the meantime, modules can be manufactured and equipped at another location, which together form the individual floors of the oil rig.
- the individual floors will be made up of a large number of modules arranged one behind the other and next to one another.
- the modules can be equipped while assembling, towing, positioning and anchoring the floating floor.
- the modules can then be brought to the anchored floating floor in a container ship and assembled on site.
- the resulting time saving can be increased if the towing time is used for assembly.
- the floating floor of two container ships can be taken in the middle alongside and brought to and from the drilling site as a unit. This means that the entire towing time can be used to assemble the modules, except in the event of rough seas or weather.
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