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1 Jyothi Samayamantula International SRP workshop 2013, OKC Don-Nan 1
2 What is a TAC & how it works? 4.5 TAC 5.5 TAC International SRP workshop 2013, OKC Don-Nan 2
3 Why use a TAC Production gains and losses Tubing parting International SRP workshop 2013, OKC Don-Nan 3
4 Application and Installation Selection of Well heads 1. Screw type 2. Slip type International SRP workshop 2013, OKC Don-Nan 4
5 Application and Installation Casing and Tubing size and type Shear value Above and below the perforations Above and below the pump Slip types Running and setting Normal and emergency release International SRP workshop 2013, OKC Don-Nan 5
6 Tubing Stretch Factors that alter the tubing string length: Piston effect due to buoyance Piston effect due to plugging Ballooning effect Temperature effect International SRP workshop 2013, OKC Don-Nan 6
7 Piston effect due to buoyance (F PB ): Tubing under compression due to the fluid pressure acting on the bottom face of the freely hanging tubing. International SRP workshop 2013, OKC Don-Nan 7
8 Piston effect due to buoyance (F PB ): Force (F PB ) with a pressure p acting underneath the tubing. F PB = pa cs p fluid head = ρtvd ρ = s.g International SRP workshop 2013, OKC Don-Nan 8
9 Piston effect on the tubing string due to plugging (F PP ): The fluid load results in an axial force (F PP ) on the tubing when the bottom of the tubing is plugged. F pp = p plug A i p plug = p above p below p above and p below should be considered at the operating fluid levels International SRP workshop 2013, OKC Don-Nan 9
10 Ballooning effect (F B ) Radial forces on the tubing string causes the tubing to change it s length longitudinally F B = 2υ (A i p i A o p o ) A i = internal area of the tubing A o = external area of the tubing p i = internal pressure difference above and below the plug p o = external pressure difference above and below the plug radial strain υ = Poisson s ratio, defined as axial strain (approximately 0.3 for most of the steels used in oil field) International SRP workshop 2013, OKC Don-Nan 10
11 Temperature effect (F T ) Considering steady state flow. L T = C T L T C T = coefficient of thermal expansion ( F -1 ) T = is the average change in temperature from the base case to the load case ( F) L = length of the tubing (same units as L T ) International SRP workshop 2013, OKC Don-Nan 11
12 Temperature effect (F T ) Coefficient of thermal expansion is itself a temperature dependent property. For Carbon steels it is around 5.5 x 10-6 F x 10-6 F -1. F T = C T E T (A o - A i ) E= Young s modulus (30 x 10 6 psi for the for most of the steels used in oil field) International SRP workshop 2013, OKC Don-Nan 12
13 Total minimum initial force(f I ) Total minimum initial load (F I ) = F pp + F T F B F PB International SRP workshop 2013, OKC Don-Nan 13
14 Comparative study Example 1: Tubing size: 2-3/8 OD Depth of pump & anchor: 6,000 Fluid level at the time anchor is set (from surface): 5,000 Operating fluid level (from surface): 6,000 Fluid temperature at surface: 90 F Mean yearly temperature for area: 60 F Tubing string weight: 28,200 lbs. Rod string weight: 11,500 lbs. Pump plunger size: 1-1/2 Weight of fluid in tubing: 9,000 lbs. (est.) Density (corresponding to a fluid of specific gravity 1.154): 0.5 psi/ft. International SRP workshop 2013, OKC Don-Nan 14
15 Comparative study Example 1: Baker Weatherford Lubinsky F I F I 11,220 lb. 11,200 lb. 11,300 lb. 12,642 lb. L in. International SRP workshop 2013, OKC Don-Nan 15
16 Comparative study Example 2: Tubing size: 2-7/8 OD Depth of pump: 6,000 Anchor depth: 6,500 Fluid level at the time anchor is set: 4,000 Working fluid level: 5,000 Fluid temperature at surface: 100 F Mean yearly temperature for area: 60 F Density (corresponding to a fluid of specific gravity 1.154): 0.5 psi/ft. International SRP workshop 2013, OKC Don-Nan 16
17 Comparative study Example 2: Baker Weatherford Lubinsky F I F I 15,860 lb. 16,400 lb. 16,000 lb. 18,021 lb. L in in in in. International SRP workshop 2013, OKC Don-Nan 17
18 Lubinski Graph International SRP workshop 2013, OKC Don-Nan 18
19 Thank you Questions? International SRP workshop 2013, OKC Don-Nan 19
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