WO2009073538A1 - Outil de fond de trou équipé d'un système de déviation capillaire - 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
- E21B33/00—Sealing or packing boreholes or 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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- E21B33/12—Packers; Plugs
- E21B33/1208—Packers; Plugs characterised by the construction of the sealing or packing means
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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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- biasing members In the hydrocarbon recovery industry, methods for recovering desired hydrocarbons consistently improve, resulting in wells having longer productive lives. With extended well life comes longevity/durability issues for individual well components. Components that are required to operate for a very long time and potentially for a large number of cycles are biasing members. These can be springs such as coil springs or can be gas charged piston cylinders, for example. Over time and cycling such biasing devices tend to break down, losing, for example, their resiliency or sealing function for gas, respectively. In either case, the biasing power of the device is reduced. Sometimes such biasing power is regulated and in others although not regulated, reduced biasing power is simply costly from the standpoint of production. In both cases, remedial action is necessary to restore biasing power.
- remediation entails replacement of the component at issue.
- many replacement operations require an interruption in production.
- interruptions or even reductions in production is never well received due to the massive sums of money lost, the art is generally receptive to new devices that enhance overall longevity and cycle life.
- a downhole tool and capillary biasing system includes a housing; an intrusion fluid contained within a portion of the housing; a capillary biasing member in fluid contact with the intrusion fluid; and a pressure application configuration capable of pressurizing the intrusion fluid within the housing.
- a method for biasing a downhole tool includes pressurizing a non-wetting fluid to intrude into a non-wettable matrix within a housing of the downhole tool; maintaining the pressure on the fluid until a spring force from the matrix is required.
- Figure 1 is a schematic cross sectional view of one embodiment of a device in combination with a capillary spring biasing member in a valve closed position;
- Figure 2 is a schematic cross sectional view of one embodiment of a device in combination with a capillary spring biasing member in a valve open position.
- the downhole tools 10 of the present invention are to be biased by a capillary biasing member 12 utilizing a porous matrix 14 having pore sizes selected to enhance the capillary response sought in connection with the present disclosure.
- the pore size is about 5 nanometers in diametric dimensions or dimensions associated with irregular shapes of the pores.
- the matrix 14 is a non-wettable material at least with respect to fluids that are intended to be used therewith. Selection of both the matrix 14 material and a fluid 16 is important to operation of the capillary biasing member 12 as the biasing force is achieved directly from the non-wettable nature of the material and fluid combination.
- Materials for matrix 14 include but are not limited to silica based materials as these are available with a range of surface areas, pore volumes, and pore radiuses and a thermal stability to about ISOO 0 F. It is also relatively easy to hydrophobize silica materials utilizing such materials as Organosilanes. Well temperature in the target area is to be considered when determining which material combination to use since for example, partial structural degradation of hydrophobized silicas occurs at various temperatures such as for example, about 300°F-350°F for alkyl-silicas, about 400 0 F- 450 0 F for fluorinated alkyl-silicas, and about 500 0 F for dimethylsiloxane-silicas. Depending upon what downhole tools is implicated and where in the hole it might be located, different choices can be made as to desired material.
- Desired pore sizes for the matrix 14 are in one embodiment, as noted is about 5 nanometers in a direction transverse to an axial direction of the pore. What is important about the pores is that they exhibit a desired level of capillary action (due to both the dimensions thereof and the hydrophobicity). The desired level is to be determined per application such that sufficient force can be realized from the capillary spring for the particular application. Such a range enables the matrix to resist an intrusion fluid 18 until ambient pressure levels become relatively high.
- the matrix 12 thus stores the same high pressure for use at a desired time. This can be hundreds of atmospheres. Thermodynamically, as the fluid 18 intrudes into the pore spaces of the matrix 18 under pressure, the mechanical work consumed to force the fluid 18 into the pores is converted into interfacial energy of newl] created surfaces. Since the process is reversible, the consumed energy is reconstitutable back to useable energy. For materials with nanometer size pores, the intrusion-extrusion pressure can reach hundreds of atmospheres presenting an enormous potential to convert and store energy in a small package.
- the fluid 18 utilized in conjunction with the matrix is a non-wetting fluid that may in some applications be a liquid.
- a non-wetting fluid that may in some applications be a liquid.
- three types of liquids are exemplary: ( ⁇ ) water, (IT) organic liquids with high surface tension, and (III) liquid metals and alloys.
- High surface tension organic liquids are also contemplated.
- the intrusion pressure for these fluids 18 is about 700- about 1,500 psi. HI.
- T mp 450°F.
- This group of liquids is characterized by high surface tensions resulting in very high amounts of energy that can be stored in a given amount of a porous solid. Liquid metals do not wet glass and silica surfaces, so untreated silica can be used as a porous solid. For silicas with 5 nm pores, the intrusion pressure will be about 15,000 psi.
- the amount of energy stored in a porous media is about y S, where y is the surface tension of a liquid and S is the surface area of the pores in the matrix.
- y is the surface tension of a liquid
- S is the surface area of the pores in the matrix.
- the extrusion pressure is determined by the surface tension of liquid (y), pore radius (R), and a receding contact angle ( ⁇ ) between the liquid and the pore surface.
- the extrusion pressure is about 600 psi (organic liquids- fluorinated surface, ⁇ equal to about 100 degrees); about 1,100 psi (waterfluorinated surface, ⁇ equal to about 100 degrees); and about 14,700 psi (Wood's alloy-silica, ⁇ about 130 degrees).
- the extrusion pressure may decrease (sometimes significantly) due to wetting hysteresis in the pores of the matrix 14.
- a 600 lbs force can be obtained if this pressure is applied to an about 1.2 square inch surface.
- a maximal extrusion volume is 500 cm , which translates into about 40 inches of linear displacement in a column with a diameter of about 1 inch.
- the capillary biasing member 12 can be configured to take the place of a conventional spring whether that be a resilient deformable material or a fluid actuated cylinder and piston arrangement important to the concept is providing a sufficient spring force that is achievable at a reasonable actuation force done through calculation as explained above, and to ensure a reliable sealing regime.
- FIG. 1 one embodiment of the downhole tool 10 with capillary biasing member 12 is illustrated in cross section.
- a safety valve is illustrated but it is to be understood that this is by way of example only and that other downhole tools that employ biasing arrangements are also contemplated.
- valve 10 One of skill in the art will recognize the overall appearance of the valve 10 with a housing 20, a flapper 22, a hydraulic control line connector 24, a control fluid chamber 26, a piston 28, and a flow tube 30.
- a coil spring known as a power spring bearing against the piston 28 but it is this structure that is being dispensed with in favor of the capillary biasing member 12.
- the hydraulic control line connector is a pressure application configuration for this embodiment but it is to be appreciated that application of pressure is not limited to externally applied pressure as in from a hydraulic line but that the pressure application configuration could also be a configuration of components that allow of a volumetric reduction in the containing space where the intrusion fluid is maintained. Such a volumetric reduction will increase pressure in the intrusion fluid identically to achieving the same through the application of hydraulic pressure. In either case, the pressure of the intrusion fluid may be increased to above the intrusion pressure of the matrix 14 to operate the capillary biasing system.
- a fluid piston 32 is positioned between the fluid 18 and the piston 28 creating a mechanical interface so that it is directly acted upon by the piston 28 to move toward the member 12 when hydraulic pressure is applied at the chamber 26. In so doing, the flow tube 30 is moved in a direction associated with the opening of the flapper 22.
- the intrusion fluid 18 cannot react but to experience an overall pressure increase until the pressure thereof exceeds the intrusion pressure of the matrix 14 and intrusion to the matrix 14 results as discussed above , While this is occurring, the flow tube 30 is moving to open the flapper 22 and when the motion is completed, the tool is in a position as is illustrated in Figure 2.
- the tool 10 will remain in this position until pressure at connector 24 is reduced below the intrusion pressure and the fluid is extruded from the matrix 14.
- the extrusion of fluid is at a pressure equal to the intrusion pressure and thus acts as a strong biasing member to move the flow tube 30 uphole thereby allowing the flapper 22 to close. Maximal displacement is determined by the volume of the liquid extrusion, which is limited by the total pore volume of the matrix 14.
- the capillary spring provides a high power (force and stroke) biasing member packagable in a small volume (radial dimension limitations or limited axial dimensions or both, for example) which is extremely beneficial to an industry such as the hydrocarbon recovery industry due to the limited space available for any particular component of any downhole tool.
- some other uses of the capillary spring include injection control valve, setting mechanisms, shock absorbers, damping tools, as a media for an inflation packer, for a reactive core packer, etc.
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Abstract
La présente invention concerne un outil de fond de trou et un système de déviation capillaire comprenant un logement (20); un fluide d'intrusion (18) contenu dans une partie du logement; un élément de déviation capillaire (12) en contact fluidique avec le fluide d'intrusion; une configuration d'application de pression pouvant mettre sous pression le fluide d'intrusion dans le logement. Le fluide d'intrusion peut être un fluide non-mouillant et l'élément de déviation capillaire une matrice poreuse.
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