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A view from Service Quality
Influence factors in perforation design Well Deviation Interval Testing or Permanent Completion for production Well balancing Completion objective TCP Basic Equipment Bar Drop Firing Heads MFH/ Model II/ Model III Pressure Actuated Firing Heads Lets get some detail on TDF Pressure Actuated Firing Heads KVII Valves and Vented Subs
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Well Deviation
Deviation higher than 60 degress are not likely done with wireline deliverable guns; Also DogLegs must be considered.
With such deviation can I locate the guns in the right point?
Test or Production
Formation tests, normally done on appraisal/ exploration and wildcat wells, used for economic analysis Well permanent completion so that the well produces just after the perforating.
For how long will be the equipment downhole? Will it be a temporary, permanent or workover completion?
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Perforating Interval
Time (hours)
Runs
Well Balancing
Formation pressure < Wellbore pressure = Overbalance
Formation pressure > Wellbore pressure = Underbalance Formation pressure << Wellbore induced pressure = Extreme Overbalance (EOB);
Wellbore pressure
Formation pressure
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Well Balancing
Formation pressure < Wellbore pressure = Overbalance
Formation pressure > Wellbore pressure = Underbalance Formation pressure << Wellbore induced pressure = Extreme Overbalance (EOB);
Wellbore pressure
Formation pressure
2 1 3
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Well Balancing
Formation pressure < Wellbore pressure = Overbalance
Formation pressure > Wellbore pressure = Underbalance Formation pressure << Wellbore induced pressure = Extreme Overbalance (EOB);
Wellbore pressure
Formation pressure
3 1 2
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Well Balancing
Casing Diameter Cement Sheath Casing Perforation Spacing (Dependent on Shot Density)
Crushed Zone
Perforation Diameter
Completion Objectives
Formation / Completion Type Consolidated - Natural completion Consolidated Stimulated Unconsolidated with Sand Control Damaged Remedial
Shot Density
Perforation Diameter Phasing Penetration
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4 3 2
2
3 1 4
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1 3 4
2
4 3 1
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Crossover No Go
(4 to 7 inches)
Firing Pin
HTI Det. Cord Support Tube Centralizer
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Eutectic Material
Firing Pin HTI Booster Detonating Cord
Allows detonation to proceed to guns only when above 117 F (consider 135 F for BHT)
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Firing Pin
Pin Firing
HTI
Model III
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Firing Pin
Pin Firing
HTI
Model III
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TDF Steps
Equipment Limit
Keep in mind that that the pining goal for TDF is to have a number of number of pins which would not allow the Firing Head to be easily detonated by the various pressures which are inherent to the job antecipated pressures. But, in the other hand, the design should allow that customers equipment be enough to supply pressure to fire the guns.
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TDF Steps
Prepare the Work
Have customer / well information Calculate the number of pins / prepare TDF List and have material preparation Testing Procedure Connecting and RIH procedure;
How to actuate the Firing Head How to detect fire Misfire Procedures
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TDF 3 3/8 bottom mounted Vented Bull Plug (100005217) TDF 3 3/8 (100005230) + Primer (116970)
EDA 3 3/8 (100009426) + Primer (116970)+ Elemento de Retardo (100008016) Kit para Minigun (100005272) + PAI pra DCI (100005238) + DCI (100005307) XOVER 3 3/8 PIN x 4 5/8 PIN (100005264)
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Remember that surface pressure is what you calculated in step 4 hydrostatic pressure already in the borehole.
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970 psi/pin 7,2% temp. = 900.16 psi/pin + 5% tolerance = 945.17 psi/pin - 5% tolerance = 855.15 psi/pin
7492 psi + 1000 psi (safety factor)/ 855.15 pin = 8492/ 855.15 = 10 pins (round up!)
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Minimun pressure that pins can handle (step 4) maximum pressure applied before (step 1) = 8,551.5 7,492 = 1,059.5 psi (> 1000 psi = Ok)
Max pressure in step 4 Tubing Hydro = 9,452.7 5,000 = 4,452.7 psi (but add more 500 psi to allow more tolerance) = 4,952.7 psi
Min pressure in step 4 Tubing Hydro = 8,551.5 5,000 = 3,551.5 psi (but add more 500 psi to allow more tolerance) = 4,051.5 psi
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Testing Procedure
Do not install the delay element and lower plug assembly into housing until the pressure test is done; Fill with water and pressure 2,500 psi or half the shear value of the shear pins (in this example 8,551.5 psi /2 = 4,275.75 psi. Therefore, it will remain 2,500 psi as the maximum; Trap this pressure and hold for 10 minutes.
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5,000
Tubing Hydrostatic
1 min 5 to 6 min Time (minutes)
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Detecting Fire
Noise and vibration in the column/ Shot detection systems;
Monitor surface pressure and bubble hose bucket for 30 minutes; Sudden annular pressure variation and stabilization;
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Detecting Fire
First indication: Noise and vibration in the column/ Shot detection systems
Tools
Accelerometers
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Detecting Fire
First indication: Noise and vibration in the column/ Shot detection systems
Some considerations: system must be earthed!
Lab test in Aracaju 14/04/2011 Withouth the earth connected
With earth
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Detecting Fire
First indication: Noise and vibration in the column/ Shot detection systems
Arrangement for the test (in another room ~20 meters from computer)
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Detecting Fire
First indication: Noise and vibration in the column/ Shot detection systems
Test in the base:
Claps just beside the sensor
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Detecting Fire
First indication: Noise and vibration in the column/ Shot detection systems
Limitations
1. Deviation and depth are critical factors;
2. The amount of casing/tubing contact may dampen the shock wave enough to cause difficulty in distinguishing the guns firing. 3. The type and condition of the fluid in the annulus may cause difficulty in hearing the guns fire (heavy mud versus water). 4. Background noise, created by pipe movement, subsurface pumps, etc. can make it difficult to determine when the guns fire. This occurs most often on offshore wells.
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Detecting Fire
First indication: Noise and vibration in the column/ Shot detection systems
Limitations
1. Deviation and depth are critical factors;
2. The amount of casing/tubing contact may dampen the shock wave enough to cause difficulty in distinguishing the guns firing.
3. The type and condition of the fluid in the annulus may cause difficulty in hearing the guns fire (heavy mud versus water). 4. Background noise, created by pipe movement, subsurface pumps, etc. can make it difficult to determine when the guns fire. This occurs most often on offshore wells.
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Detecting Fire
First indication: Noise and vibration in the column/ Shot detection systems
Limitations
1. Deviation and depth are critical factors; 2. The amount of casing/tubing contact may dampen the shock wave enough to cause difficulty in distinguishing the guns firing.
3. The type and condition of the fluid in the annulus may cause difficulty in hearing the guns fire (heavy mud versus water).
4. Background noise, created by pipe movement, subsurface pumps, etc. can make it difficult to determine when the guns fire. This occurs most often on offshore wells.
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Detecting Fire
First indication: Noise and vibration in the column/ Shot detection systems
Limitations
1. Deviation and depth are critical factors; 2. The amount of casing/tubing contact may dampen the shock wave enough to cause difficulty in distinguishing the guns firing. 3. The type and condition of the fluid in the annulus may cause difficulty in hearing the guns fire (heavy mud versus water).
4. Background noise, created by pipe movement, subsurface pumps, etc. can make it difficult to determine when the guns fire. This occurs most often on offshore wells.
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Detecting Fire
Second indication: Sudden annular pressure variation and stabilization
Not only the formation will suffer from the millions of psi in the detonation. Also the packer will.
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Detecting Fire
Third indication: bubble hose and well pressure.
Ok, they fired. Now lets wait for the fluid inlet.
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Misfire Procedures
1. Recalculate to ensure that maximum pressure was achieved and pressure was held at least 1 minute.
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Pressure up a second time to maximum actuating pressure to try to actuate firing head.
If second attempt was not successful pressure up to maximum allowable pressure. Keep in mind the tubulars, packer differentials and surface equipment. Repeat steps above to verify no gun detonation.
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Misfire Procedures
4. Notify your immediate supervisor that you have had a misfire and will be pulling out of the hole with the guns.
5. Discuss with the company man, rig personnel, and other service company representatives, any procedures that will be performed on the well that will affect the hydrostatic pressure prior to pulling guns. 6. After the decision has been made by the Company man and specialist ensure that all valves are open to prevent pressure buildup at the firing head.
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Misfire Procedures
7. Visually monitor any procedures that will affect the hydrostatic. Be aware of what is going on at all times.
8. Know your safety margins and stay within them.
9. When the guns arrive at surface remove firing head and replace with thread protectors on the gun and firing head as soon as possible,
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