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绒囊钻井流体在深水油气井中应用的可行性
石油钻采工艺
2015年 37卷 第1期
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Title
Rheological properties of fuzzy ball drilling fluidscan be met in deepwaterdrilling
Authors
WEI Panfeng
ZHENG Lihui
LI Bowen
ZHANG Wanjie
单位
中国石油大学北京,北京 102249
油气钻井技术国家工程实验室防漏堵漏研究室,湖北武汉 430100
海洋石油工程青岛有限公司,山东青岛 266000
Organization
China University of Petroleum, Beijing 102249, China
Leak Proof and Plugging Laboratory, Oil and Gas Drilling Technology National Engineering Laboratory, Wuhan 430100, China
Offshore Oil EngineeringQDCo., Ltd., QingDao 266000, China
摘要
研究不受温度影响的钻井流体对于深水油气田安全高效钻井具有重要意义。室内采用流变性测量仪10~70 ℃、六速黏度计0 ℃,测定密度分别为0.74 g/cm3、0.80 g/cm3 和0.84 g/cm3 绒囊钻井流体在不同剪切速率下的剪切应力或黏度,然后拟合绒囊钻井流体在不同温度下的流变曲线和方程,发现绒囊钻井流体动切力较大,且随温度变化不大,因而悬浮能力较强; 绒囊钻井流体的黏度随剪切速率的增大而增大,随温度的降低而小幅增大,表明绒囊钻井流体在研究温度范围内变化时能够保持良好性能。绒囊流体低温下应用于SZ36-1 油田X 井修井、辽河油田Y 井堵水、长庆气田陕Z 井修井,在–20 ℃环境中配制存放,注入井筒前测量结果和室内实验结果一致,且施工顺利。因此,绒囊钻井流体流变性满足深水作业需求。
Abstract
Rheological properties of drilling fluid were influenced by temperature directly and then suspension property and carrying ability. The shear stress and apparent viscosity of fuzzy ball drilling fluids with density of 0.74 g/cm3, 0.80 g/cm3 and 0.84 g/cm3 were tested under different shear rate by rheological properties test machine with temperature of 10-70 ℃ and six speed rotary viscometer with temperature of 0 ℃. Rheological curve and function was fitted under different temperature. It is found yield point is large and hardly influenced by temperature. With shear rate increased and temperature decreased, the viscosity increased. It suggested fuzzy ball drilling fluids has strong suspension capacity and good properties within the change of temperature. Fuzzy ball working fluids were applied to SZ36-1 Oilfield X well, Liaohe Oilfield Y Well, Changqing Oilfield Z Well, and Fuzzy ball fluids were prepared and storage in somewhere below 20 ℃. Before injecting, the rheological properties were tested. The result was consistent with indoor test result. Therefore, fuzzy ball drilling fluids Rheological properties were applicable to deep-water working.
Keywords:
drilling fluid;
deep water;
low temperature;
rheological properties;
DOI
10.13639/j.odpt.2015.01.020