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WO2007064218A1
WO2007064218A1 PCT/NO2006/000437 NO2006000437W WO2007064218A1 WO 2007064218 A1 WO2007064218 A1 WO 2007064218A1 NO 2006000437 W NO2006000437 W NO 2006000437W WO 2007064218 A1 WO2007064218 A1 WO 2007064218A1
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seal
tong
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collecting device
drill fluid
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Helge-Ruben Halse
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Priority to CA2630875A priority patent/CA2630875C/en
Priority to EA200801442A priority patent/EA013336B1/en
Priority to CN200680044646.3A priority patent/CN101365861B/en
Priority to US12/095,707 priority patent/US8100174B2/en
Priority to BRPI0619088A priority patent/BRPI0619088B1/en
Priority to EP06824352.6A priority patent/EP1954912B1/en
Publication of WO2007064218A1 publication Critical patent/WO2007064218A1/en

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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
    • E21B19/00—Handling rods, casings, tubes or the like outside the borehole, e.g. in the derrick; Apparatus for feeding the rods or cables
    • E21B19/16—Connecting or disconnecting pipe couplings or joints
    • 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
    • E21B21/00—Methods or apparatus for flushing boreholes, e.g. by use of exhaust air from motor
    • E21B21/01—Arrangements for handling drilling fluids or cuttings outside the borehole, e.g. mud boxes

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  • This invention relates to a drill fluid collecting device. More particularly, it relates to a collecting device, in which a first seal and a second seal are sealingly movable against a pipe located in the tongs. The seals together with at least a shield form a collecting space. It is advantageous that a power tong and a backup tong cooperating with the power tong are provided with scrapers, the scrapers being arranged to surround the pipe string in a sealing manner.
  • drill fluid flowing out of a pipe length as the pipe length is disconnected from the pipe string by means of the tongs, flows- into a closed collecting space between the tongs and may then be transported away from the collecting space.
  • a pipe string of this kind which may be a drill string, includes a plurality of interconnected pipe lengths.
  • the pipe lengths are typically interconnected by means of threaded sleeve portions.
  • a pipe string typically a drill string
  • the drill string has to be divided into suitable lengths for intermediate storing. It is common to use a power tong to break out a pipe length from the drill string, whereas a backup tong prevents the drill string from rotating. This method is well known to a person skilled in the art and will therefore not be described in further detail.
  • Drill fluid present in the pipe length which is being disconnected from the drill string will flow, as the pipe length is disconnected from the pipe string, out of the pipe length in the area between the power tong and the backup tong.
  • the drill fluid It is desirable, for several reasons, to collect the outflowing drill fluid. If allowed to flow freely, the drill fluid will soil and pollute both drilling equipment and the environment in which the drilling takes place. Besides, the drill fluid contains valuable materials that should be taken care of.
  • the invention has as its object to remedy or reduce at least one of the drawbacks of the prior art.
  • the object is achieved according to the invention through the features specified in the description below and in the Claims that follow.
  • a first seal and a second seal are sealingly movable against a pipe located in the tongs.
  • the seals together with at least a shield form a collecting space.
  • the power tong and the backup tong are provided with a seal which is sealingly movable against a pipe located in the tongs .
  • the seal may, with advantage, be formed as an annular gland plate.
  • the tongs in question normally include at least two clamp groups and the seal is typically clamped to its respective clamp group by means of semicircular plate portions and clamping hooks to its respective tong.
  • the seal may be cut or divided in some other way.
  • the seal is connected to the respective clamp groups of the tongs .
  • the clamps of the tongs may move freely between their free retracted position and their advanced position gripping the pipe while protected by the seal .
  • a volume defined by the power tong with its first seal, the backup tong with its second seal and a shield between the power tong and the backup tong is arranged to form a sealed collecting space for drill fluid or some other fluid and communicates with a fluid collecting device.
  • Figure 1 shows in perspective an assembly of a power tong, in which a clamp group has been removed for reasons of illustration, and a backup tong on a horizontally movable chassis, the assembly having been moved to its upper position;
  • Figure 2 shows, on a larger scale, a section I-I of Figure 1;
  • Figure 3 shows a section of the backup tong with the second seal
  • Figure 4 shows the same as Figure 3 , but here the shield has been lifted to its upper position.
  • the reference numeral 1 denotes an assembly of a power tong 2 and a backup tong 4 located on a drilling rig 6 coaxially to the drilling centre 8 of the drilling rig 6.
  • the assembly 1 is connected to two, relative to the drilling centre 8, diametrically opposite guide columns 10.
  • the guide columns 10 are connected to a chassis 12 which is horizontally movable, by means of wheels 14 and hydraulic motors not shown, on rails 16 connected to the drilling rig ⁇ .
  • the assembly 1 In its operative position the assembly 1 is thus just above the slips 18 of the drilling rig 6, a pipe string 20 projecting through the slips 18 and further up through the assembly 1.
  • the pipe string 20 is formed by pipe lengths 22 screwed together .
  • the power tong 2 includes a power tong housing 24 which is provided with a through guide 26 corresponding to the guide columns 10, and an undivided drive ring 30 supported on the power tong housing 24 by means of a bearing 28.
  • the drive ring 30 is rotated about the drilling centre 8 by means of two hydraulic .motors 32.
  • Either clamp group 36 is typically provided with three hydraulically movable first clamps 38 distributed round the well centre 8.
  • the backup tong 4 includes a backup tong housing 40 with guides 42 corresponding to the guide columns 10, and a supporting ring 44, see Figure 2, for two clamp groups 46', either one including three other clamps 48.
  • cogwheels At the guides 42 there are arranged cogwheels, not shown, in mesh with the respective pitch racks 50 of the guide columns 10.
  • the cogwheels not shown are driven by a hydraulic motor each, by way of gears not shown.
  • the guide columns 10 can be locked into the backup tong housing 40 by means of corresponding locking mandrels 52 movable in the backup tong housing 40.
  • a pair of hydraulic cylinders 54 directed upwards is arranged in the backup tong 4.
  • a first seal 56 is connected, surrounding the pipe length 22, to the clamp groups 46 of the power tong 2.
  • the first seal 56 is clamped against the clamp groups 46 by means of a semicircular plate portion 58 and L-shaped rotatable clamping hooks 60.
  • the clamping hooks 60 are rotated out of their operative position when the first seal is to be replaced.
  • clamp groups 46' of the backup tong 4 are provided with a second seal 62.
  • a shield 64 in the form of a sealing bellows is arranged between the power tong 2 and the backup tong 4, see Figure 2.
  • the shield 64 is connected at its lower portion. to the backup tong housing 40.
  • the upper portion of the shield 64 is vertically movable by means of the cylinders 54.
  • a collecting space 66 is thus defined by the power tong 2 including its first seal 56 and the backup tong 4 including its second seal 62 when the cylinders 54 tighten the shield against the power tong housing 24. Fluid flowing into the collecting space 66 is drained to a fluid- receiving unit, not shown, via a drain 68.
  • the first seal 56 and a second seal 62, together with at least the shield 64, form the collecting space 66.
  • the assembly 1 When a pipe length 22 is to be disconnected from the pipe string 20, the assembly 1 is moved vertically on the guide columns 10 by means of the hydraulic motors, gears, cogwheels, not shown, and the pitch racks 48 until the backup tong 4 corresponds, in a known manner, to the upper sleeve portion of the pipe string 20.
  • the vertical distance between the backup tong 4 and power tong 2 is adjusted in such a way that the clamp groups 36 correspond to the lower sleeve portion of the pipe length 22.
  • the first and second clamps 38, 48 are moved towards the pipe string 20 by means of pressure fluid and grip their respective pipe portions while, at the same time, the seals 56 and 62 seal against the pipe length 22 and pipe string 20, respectively.
  • the motors 32 rotate the drive ring 30 and the first clamps 38 about the drilling centre 8 while, at the same time, the pipe string 20 is prevented from rotating by the second clamps 48.
  • the drill fluid present in the pipe length 22 flows into the collecting space 66 and on via the drain 68 to a fluid-receiving unit not shown.

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Abstract

A drill fluid collecting device, in which a space between a power tong (2) and a backup tong (4) is provided with collecting means, and in which, on their respective sides facing the space, the power tong (2) and the backup tong (4) are provided with a seal (56, 62) which is sealingly movable against a pipe (20, 22) located in the tongs and sealingly connected to its respective tong (2, 4).

Description

DRILL FLUID COLLECTING DEVICE
This invention relates to a drill fluid collecting device. More particularly, it relates to a collecting device, in which a first seal and a second seal are sealingly movable against a pipe located in the tongs. The seals together with at least a shield form a collecting space. It is advantageous that a power tong and a backup tong cooperating with the power tong are provided with scrapers, the scrapers being arranged to surround the pipe string in a sealing manner. Thus, drill fluid flowing out of a pipe length as the pipe length is disconnected from the pipe string by means of the tongs, flows- into a closed collecting space between the tongs and may then be transported away from the collecting space.
When drilling in the ground, as it is known for example from the recovery of petroleum, it is common to pump drill fluid down to the drilling tool through a pipe string. A pipe string of this kind, which may be a drill string, includes a plurality of interconnected pipe lengths. The pipe lengths are typically interconnected by means of threaded sleeve portions.
When a pipe string, typically a drill string, is to be tripped out of the borehole, for example, for maintenance work to be carried out on the drilling tool, the drill string has to be divided into suitable lengths for intermediate storing. It is common to use a power tong to break out a pipe length from the drill string, whereas a backup tong prevents the drill string from rotating. This method is well known to a person skilled in the art and will therefore not be described in further detail.
Drill fluid present in the pipe length which is being disconnected from the drill string, will flow, as the pipe length is disconnected from the pipe string, out of the pipe length in the area between the power tong and the backup tong.
It is desirable, for several reasons, to collect the outflowing drill fluid. If allowed to flow freely, the drill fluid will soil and pollute both drilling equipment and the environment in which the drilling takes place. Besides, the drill fluid contains valuable materials that should be taken care of.
From US patent 4643259 it is known to place collecting devices at a power tong. This document describes a mounting of a power tong and a backup tong, in which there is arranged a collecting device for collecting drill fluid during the disconnection of pipe segments .
However, prior art collecting devices are not sufficiently- tight, thereby allowing an unacceptable, great portion of the drill fluid to leak out during the disconnecting work.
The invention has as its object to remedy or reduce at least one of the drawbacks of the prior art. The object is achieved according to the invention through the features specified in the description below and in the Claims that follow.
In a drill fluid collecting device according to the invention, in which, in a space between a power tong and a backup tong, there are arranged collecting means, a first seal and a second seal are sealingly movable against a pipe located in the tongs. The seals together with at least a shield form a collecting space.
It is advantageous that, on their respective sides facing the space, the power tong and the backup tong are provided with a seal which is sealingly movable against a pipe located in the tongs .
The seal may, with advantage, be formed as an annular gland plate.
The tongs in question normally include at least two clamp groups and the seal is typically clamped to its respective clamp group by means of semicircular plate portions and clamping hooks to its respective tong.
If it becomes necessary to remove the clamp groups from the tongs while a pipe, extending therethrough, is still in the tongs, the seal may be cut or divided in some other way.
Thus, it is relatively easy to replace a worn or damaged seal. The clamps are rotated out from the plate portions, after which the seal and plate portion are removed. A new seal is fitted correspondingly in a reverse order.
The seal is connected to the respective clamp groups of the tongs . In the device of this application the clamps of the tongs may move freely between their free retracted position and their advanced position gripping the pipe while protected by the seal .
A volume defined by the power tong with its first seal, the backup tong with its second seal and a shield between the power tong and the backup tong is arranged to form a sealed collecting space for drill fluid or some other fluid and communicates with a fluid collecting device.
In what follows there is described a non-limiting example of a preferred embodiment which is visualized in the accompanying drawings, in which:
Figure 1 shows in perspective an assembly of a power tong, in which a clamp group has been removed for reasons of illustration, and a backup tong on a horizontally movable chassis, the assembly having been moved to its upper position;
Figure 2 shows, on a larger scale, a section I-I of Figure 1;
Figure 3 shows a section of the backup tong with the second seal; and
Figure 4 shows the same as Figure 3 , but here the shield has been lifted to its upper position.
In the drawings the reference numeral 1 denotes an assembly of a power tong 2 and a backup tong 4 located on a drilling rig 6 coaxially to the drilling centre 8 of the drilling rig 6. Vertically movable, the assembly 1 is connected to two, relative to the drilling centre 8, diametrically opposite guide columns 10. The guide columns 10 are connected to a chassis 12 which is horizontally movable, by means of wheels 14 and hydraulic motors not shown, on rails 16 connected to the drilling rig β.
In its operative position the assembly 1 is thus just above the slips 18 of the drilling rig 6, a pipe string 20 projecting through the slips 18 and further up through the assembly 1. The pipe string 20 is formed by pipe lengths 22 screwed together .
The power tong 2 includes a power tong housing 24 which is provided with a through guide 26 corresponding to the guide columns 10, and an undivided drive ring 30 supported on the power tong housing 24 by means of a bearing 28.
The drive ring 30 is rotated about the drilling centre 8 by means of two hydraulic .motors 32.
In the drive ring 30 and co-rotating therewith are arranged two crescent-shaped clamp groups 36, only one of them being shown in the drawings for reasons of illustration.
Either clamp group 36 is typically provided with three hydraulically movable first clamps 38 distributed round the well centre 8.
The backup tong 4 includes a backup tong housing 40 with guides 42 corresponding to the guide columns 10, and a supporting ring 44, see Figure 2, for two clamp groups 46', either one including three other clamps 48.
At the guides 42 there are arranged cogwheels, not shown, in mesh with the respective pitch racks 50 of the guide columns 10. The cogwheels not shown are driven by a hydraulic motor each, by way of gears not shown. The guide columns 10 can be locked into the backup tong housing 40 by means of corresponding locking mandrels 52 movable in the backup tong housing 40.
A pair of hydraulic cylinders 54 directed upwards is arranged in the backup tong 4.
A first seal 56 is connected, surrounding the pipe length 22, to the clamp groups 46 of the power tong 2. The first seal 56 is clamped against the clamp groups 46 by means of a semicircular plate portion 58 and L-shaped rotatable clamping hooks 60.
The clamping hooks 60 are rotated out of their operative position when the first seal is to be replaced.
Correspondingly, the clamp groups 46' of the backup tong 4 are provided with a second seal 62.
Surrounding the pipe string 20, a shield 64 in the form of a sealing bellows is arranged between the power tong 2 and the backup tong 4, see Figure 2. The shield 64 is connected at its lower portion. to the backup tong housing 40. The upper portion of the shield 64 is vertically movable by means of the cylinders 54. A collecting space 66 is thus defined by the power tong 2 including its first seal 56 and the backup tong 4 including its second seal 62 when the cylinders 54 tighten the shield against the power tong housing 24. Fluid flowing into the collecting space 66 is drained to a fluid- receiving unit, not shown, via a drain 68. The first seal 56 and a second seal 62, together with at least the shield 64, form the collecting space 66.
When a pipe length 22 is to be disconnected from the pipe string 20, the assembly 1 is moved vertically on the guide columns 10 by means of the hydraulic motors, gears, cogwheels, not shown, and the pitch racks 48 until the backup tong 4 corresponds, in a known manner, to the upper sleeve portion of the pipe string 20. The vertical distance between the backup tong 4 and power tong 2 is adjusted in such a way that the clamp groups 36 correspond to the lower sleeve portion of the pipe length 22.
The first and second clamps 38, 48 are moved towards the pipe string 20 by means of pressure fluid and grip their respective pipe portions while, at the same time, the seals 56 and 62 seal against the pipe length 22 and pipe string 20, respectively. The motors 32 rotate the drive ring 30 and the first clamps 38 about the drilling centre 8 while, at the same time, the pipe string 20 is prevented from rotating by the second clamps 48.
As the pipe length 22 is broken out and disconnected from the pipe string 20, see Figure 2, the drill fluid present in the pipe length 22 flows into the collecting space 66 and on via the drain 68 to a fluid-receiving unit not shown.

Claims

o C L A I M S
1. A drill fluid collecting device, in which a space between a power tong (2) and a backup tong (4) is provided with collecting means, char ac t e r i z e d i n that a first seal (56) , which is sealingly connected to the power tong (2) , and a second seal (62) , which is sealingly connected to the backup tong (4) are sealingly movable against a pipe (20, 22) located in the tongs (2, 4), the seals (56, 62) together with at least a shield (64) forming a collecting space (66).
2. The drill fluid collecting device in accordance with claim 1, c har a c t e r i z e d i n that the first seal (56) and the second seal (62), respectively, are located on the sides of their respective tongs (2, 4) facing the collecting space (66) .
3. The drill fluid collecting device in accordance with claim 2, c hara c t e r i z e d i n that the seal (56, 62) movable against the pipe (20, 22) is clamped via clamp groups (46, 46') to the power tong (2) and the backup tong (4) , respectively, by means of plate portions (58) .
4. The drill fluid collecting device in accordance with claim 2, c ha r a c t e r i z e d i n that a volume defined by the power tong (2) with its first seal (56) , the backup tong (4) with its second seal (62) , and 'a shield (64) between the power tong (2) and the backup tong (4) is arranged to constitute a sealed collecting space (66) for drill fluid or some other fluid, the collecting space (66) communicating with a fluid collecting device.
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AU2006321049A AU2006321049B2 (en) 2005-12-01 2006-11-29 Drill fluid collecting device
CA2630875A CA2630875C (en) 2005-12-01 2006-11-29 Drill fluid collecting device
EA200801442A EA013336B1 (en) 2005-12-01 2006-11-29 Drill fluid collecting device
CN200680044646.3A CN101365861B (en) 2005-12-01 2006-11-29 Drill fluid collecting device
US12/095,707 US8100174B2 (en) 2005-12-01 2006-11-29 Drill fluid collecting device and method of use
BRPI0619088A BRPI0619088B1 (en) 2005-12-01 2006-11-29 drilling fluid collection device
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