WO2001061141A1 - Horizontal directional drilling in wells - Google Patents
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
- E21—EARTH DRILLING; MINING
- E21B—EARTH DRILLING, e.g. DEEP DRILLING; OBTAINING OIL, GAS, WATER, SOLUBLE OR MELTABLE MATERIALS OR A SLURRY OF MINERALS FROM WELLS
- E21B49/00—Testing the nature of borehole walls; Formation testing; Methods or apparatus for obtaining samples of soil or well fluids, specially adapted to earth drilling or wells
- E21B49/02—Testing the nature of borehole walls; Formation testing; Methods or apparatus for obtaining samples of soil or well fluids, specially adapted to earth drilling or wells by mechanically taking samples of the soil
- E21B49/06—Testing the nature of borehole walls; Formation testing; Methods or apparatus for obtaining samples of soil or well fluids, specially adapted to earth drilling or wells by mechanically taking samples of the soil using side-wall drilling tools pressing or scrapers
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
- E21—EARTH DRILLING; MINING
- E21B—EARTH DRILLING, e.g. DEEP DRILLING; OBTAINING OIL, GAS, WATER, SOLUBLE OR MELTABLE MATERIALS OR A SLURRY OF MINERALS FROM WELLS
- E21B29/00—Cutting or destroying pipes, packers, plugs, or wire lines, located in boreholes or wells, e.g. cutting of damaged pipes, of windows; Deforming of pipes in boreholes or wells; Reconditioning of well casings while in the ground
- E21B29/06—Cutting windows, e.g. directional window cutters for whipstock operations
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
- E21—EARTH DRILLING; MINING
- E21B—EARTH DRILLING, e.g. DEEP DRILLING; OBTAINING OIL, GAS, WATER, SOLUBLE OR MELTABLE MATERIALS OR A SLURRY OF MINERALS FROM WELLS
- E21B47/00—Survey of boreholes or wells
- E21B47/02—Determining slope or direction
- E21B47/024—Determining slope or direction of devices in the borehole
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
- E21—EARTH DRILLING; MINING
- E21B—EARTH DRILLING, e.g. DEEP DRILLING; OBTAINING OIL, GAS, WATER, SOLUBLE OR MELTABLE MATERIALS OR A SLURRY OF MINERALS FROM WELLS
- E21B7/00—Special methods or apparatus for drilling
- E21B7/04—Directional drilling
- E21B7/06—Deflecting the direction of boreholes
- E21B7/061—Deflecting the direction of boreholes the tool shaft advancing relative to a guide, e.g. a curved tube or a whipstock
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- the invention relates to not only new wells, but also to revitalizing preexisting vertical and horizontal oil and gas vertical wells that have been depleted or are no longer profitable, by improving the porosities of the wells' payzone formations. This is accomplished by providing a micro channel through the already existing casing, and out into the formation.
- Acidizing uses an acid to eat away a channel in the formation thus allowing the hydrocarbons an easier access back to the well bore.
- Fracturizing uses hydraulic pressure to actually crack and split the formation along preexisting cracks in the formation.
- Both of these methods increase the formation's porosity by producing channels into the formation allowing the hydrocarbons to flow easier towards the annulus of the well which increases the production of the well along with it's value.
- the success of these operations is highly speculative. In some wells, it may increase the production rate of a well many times over that of it's previous record, but in others, they may kill the well forever. In the latter case the well must be plugged and abandoned.
- Both Acidizing and Fracturizing are very expensive. Both require dedicated heavy mobile equipment, such as pump trucks, water trucks, holding tanks, cranes along with a large crew of specialized personnel to operate the equipment.
- a more efficient method of stimulating a vertical well is to drill a hole in the well casing, and then bore a micro-horizontal channel into the payzone using a high pressure water jet to produce a channel for the hydrocarbons to follow back to the well bore's annulus.
- a high pressure water jet nozzle is lowered into the well and through the above-mentioned hole in the casing and out into the payzone. It then produces a finite lengthened channel out radially away from the well bore into the payzone. Once this is completed, it to must be brought back to the surface.
- the entire drill string is then manually rotated from the surface to blindly rotate the drill shoe (located at the bottom of the drill string) for the next drilling and boring operation.
- the process is repeated until the desired number of holes/bores has been reached. It is very difficult and imperfect to rotate an entire drill string, so that the exit hole of the shoe, which is located at the bottom of the drill string, is pointing exactly in the desired direction. For example, if the well casing is tilted or off-line, the drill string may bind so that the top portion rotates while the bottom portion (including the shoe) may not actually move or move less than the rotation at the surface. This is due to the fact that all of the applied torque does not reach completely to the bottom of the drill string due to friction encountered up hole from the shoe.
- the invention provides a method and apparatus that allows the for the drilling and completion of a plurality of lateral holes in the well casing in one step, removal of the drill, then lowering of the blasting nozzle and re-entering each of the holes in succession to horizontally bore into the formation without interruptions or without having to turn the entire drill string at the surface to realign with each hole.
- the shoe assembly consists of a fixed section and a rotating working section. The fixed section is threaded into the down hole end of upset tubing, such as straight tubing or coiled tubing or any other method known in the art, to lower the entire shoe assembly to a desired depth.
- the fixed section provides a central channel or passage to allow a drill apparatus (with a flexible drill shaft and a special cutting tool) to be inserted into the assembly.
- the rotatable working section is attached to the fixed section by a specially designed guide housing and ring gear that facilitates the turning of the turns the rotating section within the well casing.
- the ring gear converts the rotation of a motor driven transfer bar or drive shaft, turned by a self contained bi-directional variable speed DC motor, into rotation of this section.
- the DC motor is controlled by an operator at the surface and is powered by a self-contained lithium battery.
- the rotating section has a rotating vertical bore that passes through the center of the ring gear and into an elbow- shaped channel that changes the direction of the of the flexible shaft and cutter from a vertical entry into a horizontal exit to allow the drilling of holes in the well casing.
- a gyroscope in the rotatable section communicates the precise angular position of the rotatable section to the operator on the surface via a multiconductor cable or by wireless transmission to allow the operator to align the rotating section to the desired position to cut the hole.
- the operator can then reorient the rotatable section of the shoe assembly for sequential drilling operations, if desired. When the drill is retracted and the water jet nozzle is then lowered back through the shoe, the operator again reorients the shoe assembly.
- the drill apparatus comprised of a housing, a shaft and a bit, may be of any type desired that will fit inside the upset tubing and through the shoe.
- the bit preferably is a hole cutter comprised of a hollow cylindrical body with a solid base at one end and a series of cutters or teeth at the other end.
- the terminal end of the body is serrated or otherwise provided with a cutting edge or edges. As the serrated edge of the cutter contacts the inside of the well casing, it begins to form a circular groove into the casing. As pressure is applied, the groove deepens until a disc (coupon) is cut out of the casing.
- Sensors can be installed in the shoe assembly so that lights or alarming devices, on the operator's console located at the surface can indicate a variety of information: a.
- the drill has entered the shoe and is seated correctly. b.
- the bit has cut through the casing and the hole is completed.
- a core can be substituted for the hole cutter that would allow for the side of the casing and part of the formation to be cored. The cores could be brought to the surface to show the condition of the casing and the thickness of the cement.
- a mill can be substituted for the cutter to allow the casing to be cut in two if the casing was damaged.
- the use of a cutter and motor can be replaced with a series or battery of small shaped charges to produce the holes in the side of the casing.
- the shoe can be modified to accept a commercial sonar device. This creates a system that can be rotated a full 360 degrees to reflect interior defects or imperfections. If the well bore is devoid of liquids, the shoe can be modified to accept a sealed video camera. This creates a system to provide a 360 degree view of all interior defects and imperfections.
- FIG. 1 is a vertical cross-sectional view of apparatus constructed in accordance with the invention and positioned in a deep well casing;
- FIGS 2A through 2E are cross-sectional views of the apparatus on a somewhat enlarged scale corresponding to the bracketed areas shown in FIG. 1;
- FIG. 3 is a transverse cross-sectional view of the apparatus taken in the plane 3-3 indicated in FIG. 2A;
- FIG. 4 is a transverse cross-sectional view of the apparatus taken in the plane 4-4 indicated in FIG. 2B;
- FIG. 5 is a vertical cross-sectional view of a modified form of certain parts of the apparatus.
- FIG.l and FIGS. 2A through 2E schematically illustrate components of a cylindrical shoe assembly 5 capable of horizontally drilling into vertical well casings 20 and boring into hydrocarbon payzones in oil and gas wells.
- the cylindrical shoe assembly 5 is composed of a fixed section 10, below which a rotatable working section 11 is attached.
- the fixed section 10 is threaded into the down hole end 51 of upset tubing 52, or straight tubing or coiled tubing.
- the upset tubing 52 enables the shoe assembly 5 to be lowered to a desired depth within the well casing 20.
- the fixed section 10 has a central channel or passage 53 to allow for the insertion and retraction of a drill apparatus 12 that is comprised of sinker bars 9 of a selected total weight to insure sufficient pressure for cutting, a battery 13, a drill motor 57, chuck 58, a flexible drill shaft 59 and a cutter 61.
- the sinker bars 9, battery 13 and drill motor 57 are threaded into each other and the total apparatus 12 is vertically supported from the surface for raising and lowering by a high strength stranded wire cable 8 as known in the art.
- the down hole housing of the drill motor has a self aligning surface, such as used on a universal down hole orientation sub known in the art, to self align the drill apparatus 12 with anti spin lugs 16 fixed into the inner wall of the channel 53 to prevent the apparatus 12 from rotating.
- the chuck 58 is threaded onto a shaft 62 of the drill motor 57.
- the flexible drill shaft 59 is silver soldered or otherwise fixed to the base of the chuck 58.
- a ramp 14 with a cam surface 54 is welded into a slot in the channel 53 of the fixed section wall on which a mechanical switch 15 rides to turn the drill motor 57 on.
- a proximity sensor 50 in a inner guide housing 64 senses the presence of the chuck 58; a signal from the sensor is transmitted in a multi-conductor cable.
- the multi-conductor cable 17 that conducts signals for controlling the rotation of the working section 11 and indicating it's angular position to the operator on the surface via a gyro 36.
- This cable is banded to the exterior of the wall 52 of the drill string from the shoe to the surface. This is to keep it from snagging on the inside of the well casing 20 and becoming damaged while tripping in or out of the hole, as shown in FIG. 3.
- the fixed inner guide housing 64 threaded into the down hole end of the fixed section 10 provides a shoulder 65 onto which a cylindrical end cap 18, into which the rotating section 11 is threaded, sits supported by oil filled thrust bearings 19 that allow the rotating section 11 to turn within the well casing 20.
- the rotating section 11 comprises a cylindrical cutter support body 23, a cylindrical motor housing 24, a cylindrical battery/gyroscope housing 25, and a metal shoe guide 37.
- a ring gear 21, detailed in FIG. 4, is welded to or otherwise fixed to the base of the inner guide housing 64 to convert the turning of a transfer bar or drive shaft 22 into rotation of this section 11 in respect to the upper fixed section 10.
- the inner guide housing 64 also provides an annular clearance to allow free rotation of the flexible drill shaft chuck 58 that is threaded onto the drill motor shaft 62.
- a rotating vertical sleeve 26 sealed by an o-ring 27 is recessed in a counter bore in the inner guide housing 64. The sleeve 26 passes through the center of the ring gear 21 and is pressed or otherwise fixed into the cylindrical cutter support body 23.
- the body 23 is threaded into or otherwise fixed to the cylindrical end cap 18. At it's lower end, the body 23 is threaded into the cylindrical motor housing 24.
- the rotating sleeve 26 guides the hole cutter 61 and the flexible drill shaft 59 into an elbow-shaped channel 29, of circular cross- section, formed in the cylindrical cutter support body 23, that changes the direction from a vertical entry into a horizontal exit.
- a hardened bushing 28, in the cutter support body 23 works as a bearing to support the hole cutter 61 for rotation and guides the hole cutter 61 in a radial direction.
- Various sized centralizing rings 60 and modified bushings 128, shown in FIG. 5, may be used so that the same shoe assembly 5 can be used in casings of different inside diameters.
- centralizing rings 60 are screwed, welded, bolted or otherwise fixed at selected locations on the outside of the shoe assembly 5.
- the centralizing ring 60 should be notched, channeled or shaped like a star so only a few points touch the casing, to allow for the free flow of fluid, gas and fines past the shoe and up and down the inside of the well casing. This design also aids in the insertion and withdrawal of the shoe from the casing acting as a centralizing guide within the casing walls 20.
- the bushing 128 can be integral with a centralizing ring. While the preferred hole cutter 61 is a hole saw, other cutters such as a milling cutter or other cutters known in the art may be used.
- the preferred cutter 61 comprises a hollow cylindrical body with a solid base at it's proximal end and cutting teeth or abrading elements known in the art, at the terminal end.
- a magnet may be located inside the hollow body and attached to the base to retain one or more coupons removed from the casing 20 when a hole has been completed.
- the coupon or disc may be left in the formation and subsequently pushed out of the path of the boring nozzle by the high pressure water. It has been found that surprisingly good results have been achieved in this application by using a standard hole saw as compared to conventional milling cutters. It is believed that this excellent performance comes from the ability of the hole saw to cut a relatively large hole while only removing a proportionally small amount of material.
- the multi-conductor cable 17 extends down through a slot 31 milled into the walls of the rotating section 11.
- the multi-conductor cable 11 leads to and is connected through grommets 32 to a bi-directional, variable speed DC motor 30 in the motor housing 24.
- the DC motor 30, which is controlled by an operator on the surface through the multi-conductor cable 17, and vertically stabilized by security plugs 33 to keep the motor from spinning within the motor housing 24.
- This DC motor rotates the vertical transfer bar or drive shaft 22 extending upward, through a radial roller bearing 34 at each end of the shaft to aid in support and rotation, to the ring gear 21, to turn the rotating section 11.
- the multi-conductor cable 17 continues down through the milled slot 31 in the cylindrical battery/gyroscope compartment 25 to both the battery pack 35 and a gyroscope 36 which are secured within the compartment 25.
- the DC battery pack 35 preferably comprises lithium batteries or other power supplies known in the art.
- the lithium batteries 35 provide power to the DC motor 30 and to the gyroscope 36.
- the gyroscope 36 may be an inertial or rate type gyroscope or any other type of gyroscope known in the art.
- the gyroscope 36 fixed relative to the rotating section 11 and specifically aligned to the exit hole of the cutter support body 23, communicates the precise direction in degrees of the position of the rotating section to the operator on the surface via the multiconductor cable 17.
- this data can be relayed by wireless transmissions to allow the operator to operate the motor 30 in order to turn the rotating section 11 to the desired position to cut a hole in the well casing 20, or to a previously cut hole allowing the high pressure water hose and jet blasting nozzle to begin the boring process (not shown) .
- this data can be relayed by wireless transmissions to allow the operator to operate the motor 30 in order to turn the rotating section 11 to the desired position to cut a hole in the well casing 20, or to a previously cut hole allowing the high pressure water hose and jet blasting nozzle to begin the boring process (not shown) .
- other methods known in the art, for indicating the angular position of the rotating section 11 can be used. This will provide a starting point and will be used to position the rotating section 11 for initial and sequential hole cutting and boring.
- a beveled cylindrical metal shoe guide 37 caps the bottom of the rotating section 11 for ease in lowering the entire shoe assembly 5 through the well casing 20 to the desired depth.
- a tail pipe 38 may carry a gamma ray sensor or other type of logging tool known in the art, and can be used to determine the location of a hydrocarbon payzone or multiple payzones. This logging tool may be screwed into or otherwise attached to the shoe guide 37.
- a packer 39 shown in phantom, may be attached to the tailpipe 38.
- the packer 39 as known in the art, preferably made of inflatable rubber, is configured in such a way that when it is expanded there are one or more channels, notches or passageways to allow the free flow of fluid, gas and fines up and down the casing 20.
- the packer 39 stabilizes the position of the shoe assembly 5 restricting its ability to move up or down the well bore thus reducing a potential problem of being unable to reenter holes in the side of the casing.
- the entire shoe assembly 5 is threaded into the down-hole end of the upset tubing 52 or any other means by which to transport the entire assembly 5 to the desired depth within the well casing 20.
- the technicians on the surface employ the high strength wire cable 8 to lower the drilling apparatus 12 down the inside of the upset tubing 52 into the fixed section of the shoe assembly 10.
- the design of the drill motor housing will ensure that the drill apparatus 12 will properly align itself and seat into the anti-spin lugs 16 in the fixed section central channel 53.
- Sensors can be installed into the shoe assembly so that lights or other methods of indication on or at the control console, usually inside a truck, could provide a variety of information to the operator.
- the operator then rotates the lower portion of the shoe by activating a rheostat or other controlling device located at the surface, and monitors a readout as to the shoe's direction via the signals provided by the multi- conductor 17. This engages the battery 35, bi- directional motor 30, and gyroscope 36 assembly by which the operator can manipulate the direction of the shoe to the desired direction or heading based on customer needs.
- the upset tubing 52 and shoe assembly 5 may be completely removed from the well casing, or alternatively raised or lowered to another depth to begin the process once again.
- the invention can be practiced with an assembly like that described above, but without a bi-directional variable speed DC motor 30, drive shaft 22, ring gear 21 and related components that enable the rotating section 11 to rotate in respect to the fixed section 10.
- the shoe assembly 5 would comprise only fixed sub- assemblies. In such a case the entire assembly would be rotated by physically turning the upset tubing 52 from the surface.
- the data provided from the gyroscope 36 would be used to similarly locate the hole cutting locations and boring positions as described.
- a mud motor known in the art, can alternatively be used. The mud motor is driven by fluid pumped through coil tubing connected to it from the surface.
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