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METHOD FOR OPTIMIZING TUBULAR RUNNING OPERATIONS USING MODELLING

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发明人

C. John VAN VLIET; Spencer TAUBNER; Victor YUNG

IPC 分类

G6F 30/20E21B 47/7G6F 119/14

CPC 分类

G6F30/20E21B47/7G6F2119/14

A method for optimizing tubular running operations (TROs) on a drilling rig calculates a surface load limit of a running string, using each of one or more selected modelled kinematic conditions as input to torque-and-drag analysis (TDA) in the bottom-up direction to estimate a running string load distribution including an estimated load acting at the top of the running string, and for each selected component of the running string calculating a load buffer, identifying a limiting load buffer from among the calculated load buffers, calculating a surface load buffer based on the limiting load buffer, and calculating the surface load limit based on the surface load buffer. TROs may be optimized by taking steps as necessary to keep actual loads applied to the upper end of the running string within surface load limits. Optionally, TDA in the top-down direction may be iteratively performed to determine revised surface load limits.

原文(中文)

A method for optimizing tubular running operations (TROs) on a drilling rig calculates a surface load limit of a running string, using each of one or more selected modelled kinematic conditions as input to torque-and-drag analysis (TDA) in the bottom-up direction to estimate a running string load distribution including an estimated load acting at the top of the running string, and for each selected component of the running string calculating a load buffer, identifying a limiting load buffer from among the calculated load buffers, calculating a surface load buffer based on the limiting load buffer, and calculating the surface load limit based on the surface load buffer. TROs may be optimized by taking steps as necessary to keep actual loads applied to the upper end of the running string within surface load limits. Optionally, TDA in the top-down direction may be iteratively performed to determine revised surface load limits.