CA2466685A1 - Liner hanger with sliding sleeve valve - Google Patents

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CA2466685A1
CA2466685A1 CA002466685A CA2466685A CA2466685A1 CA 2466685 A1 CA2466685 A1 CA 2466685A1 CA 002466685 A CA002466685 A CA 002466685A CA 2466685 A CA2466685 A CA 2466685A CA 2466685 A1 CA2466685 A1 CA 2466685A1
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David Paul Brisco
Edwin A. Zwald
Chan Daigle
Gregory M. Noel
William J. Dean
Andrei Gregory Filippov
Ronald D. Nida
Robert Lance Cook
Lev Ring
Kevin K. Waddell
William Rusty Stephenson
Rune T. Gusevik
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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
    • E21B34/00—Valve arrangements for boreholes or wells
    • E21B34/06—Valve arrangements for boreholes or wells in wells
    • E21B34/063—Valve or closure with destructible element, e.g. frangible disc
    • 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
    • E21B33/00—Sealing or packing boreholes or wells
    • E21B33/10—Sealing or packing boreholes or wells in the borehole
    • E21B33/13—Methods or devices for cementing, for plugging holes, crevices, or the like
    • E21B33/14—Methods or devices for cementing, for plugging holes, crevices, or the like for cementing casings into boreholes
    • E21B33/16—Methods or devices for cementing, for plugging holes, crevices, or the like for cementing casings into boreholes using plugs for isolating cement charge; Plugs therefor
    • 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
    • E21B43/00—Methods or apparatus for obtaining oil, gas, water, soluble or meltable materials or a slurry of minerals from wells
    • E21B43/02—Subsoil filtering
    • E21B43/10—Setting of casings, screens, liners or the like in wells
    • E21B43/103—Setting of casings, screens, liners or the like in wells of expandable casings, screens, liners, or the like
    • E21B43/105—Expanding tools specially adapted therefor

Abstract

An apparatus and method for forming or repairing a wellbore casing, a pipeline, or a structural support is disclosed. An expandab le tubular membe r (20a) is radially expanded and plastically deformed by an expansion cone (18 ) that is displaced by hydraulic pressure. Before or after the radial expansio n of the expandable tubular member (20a), sliding sleeve valve (42) within the apparatus permit a hardenable fluidic sealing material to be injected into a n annulus between the expandable tubular member (20a) and a preexisting structure.

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1. A method of forming a wellbore casing within a borehole within a subterranean formation, comprising:
positioning an expandable tubular member within the borehole;
injecting fluidic materials into the expandable tubular member;
fluidicly isolating a first region from a second region within the expandable tubular member;
fluidicly coupling the first and second regions;
injecting a hardenable fluidic sealing material into the expandable tubular member;
fluidicly decoupling the first and second regions; and injecting a non-hardenable fluidic material into the expandable tubular member to radially expand the tubular member.
2. The method of claim 1, wherein positioning the expandable tubular member within the borehole comprises:
positioning an end of the expandable tubular member adjacent to the bottom of the borehole.
3. The method of claim 1, further comprising:
fluidicly isolating the second region from a third region within the expandable tubular member.
4. An apparatus for forming a wellbore casing within a borehole within a subterranean formation, comprising:
means for positioning an expandable tubular member within the borehole;
means for injecting fluidic materials into the expandable tubular member;
means for fluidicly isolating a first region from a second region within the expandable tubular member;

means for fluidicly coupling the first and second regions;
means for injecting a hardenable fluidic sealing material into the expandable tubular member;
means for fluidicly decoupling the first and second regions; and means for injecting a non-hardenable fluidic material into the expandable tubular member to radially expand the tubular member.
5. The apparatus of claim 4, wherein the means for positioning the expandable tubular member within the borehole comprises:
means for positioning an end of the expandable tubular member adjacent to the bottom of the borehole.
6. The apparatus of claim 4, further comprising:
means for fluidicly isolating the second region from a third region within the expandable tubular member.
7. A method of forming a wellbore casing within a borehole within a subterranean formation, comprising:
positioning an expandable tubular member within the borehole;
injecting fluidic materials into the expandable tubular member;
fluidicly isolating a first region from a second region within the expandable tubular member;
injecting a non-hardenable fluidic material into the expandable tubular member to radially expand at least a portion of the tubular member;
fluidicly coupling the first and second regions;
injecting a hardenable fluidic sealing material into the expandable tubular member;
fluidicly decoupling the first and second regions; and injecting a non-hardenable fluidic material into the expandable tubular member to radially expand another portion of the tubular member.
8. The method of claim 7, wherein positioning the expandable tubular member within the borehole comprises:
positioning an end of the expandable tubular member adjacent to the bottom of the borehole.
9. The method of claim 7, wherein positioning the expandable tubular member within the borehole comprises:
positioning an end of the expandable tubular member adjacent to a preexisting section of wellbore casing within the borehole.
10. The method of claim 7, wherein injecting a non-hardenable fluidic material into the expandable tubular member to radially expand at least a portion of the tubular member comprises:
injecting a non-hardenable fluidic material into the expandable tubular member to radially expand at least a portion of the tubular member until an end portion of the tubular member is positioned proximate the bottom of the borehole.
11. The method of claim 7, further comprising:
fluidicly isolating the second region from a third region within the expandable tubular member.
12. An apparatus for forming a wellbore casing within a borehole within a subterranean formation, comprising:
means for positioning an expandable tubular member within the borehole;
means for injecting fluidic materials into the expandable tubular member;

means for fluidicly isolating a first region from a second region within the expandable tubular member;
means for injecting a non-hardenable fluidic material into the expandable tubular member to radially expand at least a portion of the tubular member;
means for fluidicly coupling the first and second regions;
means for injecting a hardenable fluidic sealing material into the expandable tubular member;
means for fluidicly decoupling the first and second regions; and means for injecting a non-hardenable fluidic material into the expandable tubular member to radially expand another portion of the tubular member.
13. The apparatus of claim 12, wherein means for positioning the expandable tubular member within the borehole comprises:
means for positioning an end of the expandable tubular member adjacent to the bottom of the borehole.
14. The apparatus of claim 12, wherein means for positioning the expandable tubular member within the borehole comprises:
means for positioning an end of the expandable tubular member adjacent to a preexisting section of wellbore casing within the borehole.
15. The apparatus of claim 12, wherein means for injecting a non-hardenable fluidic material into the expandable tubular member to radially expand at least a portion of the tubular member comprises:
means for injecting a non-hardenable fluidic material into the expandable tubular member to radially expand at least a portion of the tubular member until an end portion of the tubular member is positioned proximate the bottom of the borehole.
16. The apparatus of claim 12, further comprising:

means for fluidicly isolating the second region from a third region within the expandable tubular member.
17. An apparatus for forming a wellbore casing within a borehole within a subterranean formation, comprising:
a first annular support member defining a first fluid passage and one or more first radial passages having pressure sensitive valves fluidicly coupled to the first fluid passage;
an annular expansion cone coupled to the first annular support member;
an expandable tubular member movably coupled to the expansion cone;
a second annular support member defining a second fluid passage coupled to the expandable tubular member;
an annular valve member defining a third fluid passage fluidicly coupled to the first and second fluid passages having first and second throat passages, defining second and third radial passages fluidicly coupled to the third fluid passage, coupled to the second annular support member, and movably coupled to the first annular support member; and an annular sleeve releasably coupled to the first annular support member and movably coupled to the annular valve member for controllably fluidicly coupling the second and third radial passages; and wherein an annular region is defined by the region between the tubular member and the first annular support member, the second annular support member, the annular valve member, and the annular sleeve.
18. An apparatus for forming a wellbore casing in a borehole in a subterranean formation, comprising:
means for radially expanding an expandable tubular member; and means for injecting a hardenable fluidic sealing material into an annulus between the expandable tubular member and the borehole.
19. The apparatus of claim 18, wherein the means for injecting a hardenable fluidic sealing material into an annulus between the expandable tubular member and the borehole, comprises:

a sliding sleeve valve.
20. A method of operating an apparatus for forming a wellbore casing within a borehole within a subterranean formation, the apparatus comprising:
a first annular support member defining a first fluid passage and one or more first radial passages having pressure sensitive valves fluidicly coupled to the first fluid passage;
an annular expansion cone coupled to the first annular support member;
an expandable tubular member movably coupled to the expansion cone;
a second annular support member defining a second fluid passage coupled to the expandable tubular member;
an annular valve member defining a third fluid passage fluidicly coupled to the first and second fluid passages having top and bottom throat passages, defining second and third radial passages fluidicly coupled to the third fluid passage, coupled to the second annular support member, and movably coupled to the first annular support member; and an annular sleeve releasably coupled to the first annular support member and movably coupled to the annular valve member for controllably fluidicly coupling the second and third radial passages; and wherein an annular region is defined by the region between the tubular member and the first annular support member, the second annular support member, the annular valve member, and the annular sleeve;
the method comprising:
positioning the apparatus within the borehole;
injecting fluidic materials into the first, second and third fluid passages;
positioning a bottom plug in the bottom throat passage;
displacing the annular sleeve to fluidicly couple the second and third radial passages;

injecting a hardenable fluidic sealing material through the first, second, and third fluid passages, and the second and third radial passages;
displacing the annular sleeve to fluidicly decouple the second and third radial passages; and injecting a non-hardenable fluidic material through the first fluid passage and the first radial passages and pressure sensitive valves into the annular region to radially expand the expandable tubular member.
21. The method of claim 20, wherein positioning the apparatus within the borehole comprises:
positioning an end of the expandable tubular member adjacent to the bottom of the borehole.
22. The method of claim 20, further comprising:
positioning a top plug in the top throat passage.
23. A method of operating an apparatus for forming a wellbore casing within a borehole within a subterranean formation, the apparatus comprising:
a first annular support member defining a first fluid passage and one or more first radial passages having pressure sensitive valves fluidicly coupled to the first fluid passage;
an annular expansion cone coupled to the first annular support member;
an expandable tubular member movably coupled to the expansion cone;
a second annular support member defining a second fluid passage coupled to the expandable tubular member;
an annular valve member defining a third fluid passage fluidicly coupled to the first and second fluid passages having top and bottom throat passages, defining second and third radial passages fluidicly coupled to the third fluid passage, coupled to the second annular support member, and movably coupled to the first annular support member; and an annular sleeve releasably coupled to the first annular support member and movably coupled to the annular valve member for controllably fluidicly coupling the second and third radial passages; and wherein an annular region is defined by the region between the tubular member and the first annular support member, the second annular support member, the annular valve member, and the annular sleeve;
the method comprising:
positioning the apparatus within the borehole;
injecting fluidic materials into the first, second and third fluid passages;
positioning a bottom plug in the bottom throat passage;
injecting a non-hardenable fluidic material through the first fluid passages and the first radial passages and pressure sensitive valves into the annular region to radially expand a portion of the expandable tubular member;
displacing the annular sleeve to fluidicly couple the second and third radial passages;
injecting a hardenable fluidic sealing material through the first, second, and third fluid passages, and the second and third radial passages;
displacing the annular sleeve to fluidicly decouple the second and third radial passages; and injecting a non-hardenable fluidic material through the first fluid passage and the first radial passages and pressure sensitive valves into the annular region to radially expand another portion of the expandable tubular member.
24. The method of claim 23, wherein positioning the apparatus within the borehole comprises:

positioning an end of the expandable tubular member adjacent to the bottom of the borehole.
25. The method of claim 23, wherein positioning the apparatus within the borehole comprises:
positioning an end of the expandable tubular member adjacent to a preexisting section of wellbore casing within the borehole.
26. The method of claim 23, wherein injecting a non-hardenable fluidic material into the first fluid passage and first radial passages and pressure sensitive valves to radially expand a portion of the expandable tubular member comprises:
injecting a non-hardenable fluidic material into the first fluid passage and first radial passages and pressure sensitive valves to radially expand the expandable tubular member until an end portion of the tubular member is positioned proximate the bottom of the borehole.
27. The method of claim 23, further comprising:
positioning a top plug in the top throat passage.
28. A method of coupling an expandable tubular member to a preexisting structure, comprising:
positioning the expandable tubular member within the preexisting structure;
injecting fluidic materials into the expandable tubular member;
fluidicly isolating a first region from a second region within the expandable tubular member;
fluidicly coupling the first and second regions;
injecting a hardenable fluidic sealing material into the expandable tubular member;
fluidicly decoupling the first and second regions; and injecting a non-hardenable fluidic material into the expandable tubular member to radially expand the tubular member.
29. The method of claim 28, wherein positioning the expandable tubular member within the preexisting structure comprises:
positioning an end of the expandable tubular member adjacent to the bottom of the preexisting structure.
30. The method of claim 28, further comprising:
fluidicly isolating the second region from a third region within the expandable tubular member.
31. An apparatus for coupling an expandable tubular member to a preexisting structure, comprising:
means for positioning the expandable tubular member within the preexisting structure;
means for injecting fluidic materials into the expandable tubular member;
means for fluidicly isolating a first region from a second region within the expandable tubular member;
means for fluidicly coupling the first and second regions;
means for injecting a hardenable fluidic sealing material into the expandable tubular member;
means for fluidicly decoupling the first and second regions; and means for injecting a non-hardenable fluidic material into the expandable tubular member to radially expand the tubular member.
32. The apparatus of claim 31, wherein the means for positioning the expandable tubular member within the preexisting structure comprises:
means for positioning an end of the expandable tubular member adjacent to the bottom of the preexisting structure.
33. The apparatus of claim 31, further comprising:
means for fluidicly isolating the second region from a third region within the expandable tubular member.
34. A method of coupling an expandable tubular member to a preexisting structure, comprising:
positioning the expandable tubular member within the preexisting structure;
injecting fluidic materials into the expandable tubular member;
fluidicly isolating a first region from a second region within the expandable tubular member;
injecting a non-hardenable fluidic material into the expandable tubular member to radially expand at least a portion of the tubular member;
fluidicly coupling the first and second regions;
injecting a hardenable fluidic sealing material into the expandable tubular member;
fluidicly decoupling the first and second regions; and injecting a non-hardenable fluidic material into the expandable tubular member to radially expand another portion of the tubular member.
35. The method of claim 34, wherein positioning the expandable tubular member within the preexisting structure comprises:
positioning an end of the expandable tubular member adjacent to the bottom of the preexisting structure.
36. The method of claim 34, wherein positioning the expandable tubular member within the preexisting structure comprises:

positioning an end of the expandable tubular member adjacent to a preexisting tubular structural element within the preexisting structure.
37. The method of claim 34, wherein injecting a non-hardenable fluidic material into the expandable tubular member to radially expand at least a portion of the tubular member comprises:
injecting a non-hardenable fluidic material into the expandable tubular member to radially expand at least a portion of the tubular member until an end portion of the tubular member is positioned proximate the bottom of the preexisting structure.
38. The method of claim 34, further comprising:
fluidicly isolating the second region from a third region within the expandable tubular member.
39. An apparatus for coupling an expandable tubular member to a preexisting structure, comprising:
means for positioning the expandable tubular member within the preexisting structure;
means for injecting fluidic materials into the expandable tubular member;
means for fluidicly isolating a first region from a second region within the expandable tubular member;
means for injecting a non-hardenable fluidic material into the expandable tubular member to radially expand at least a portion of the tubular member;
means for fluidicly coupling the first and second regions;
means for injecting a hardenable fluidic sealing material into the expandable tubular member;
means for fluidicly decoupling the first and second regions; and means for injecting a non-hardenable fluidic material into the expandable tubular member to radially expand another portion of the tubular member.
40. The apparatus of claim 39, wherein means for positioning the expandable tubular member within the preexisting structure comprises:
means for positioning an end of the expandable tubular member adjacent to the bottom of the preexisting structure.
41. The apparatus of claim 39, wherein means for positioning the expandable tubular member within the preexisting structure comprises:
means for positioning an end of the expandable tubular member adjacent to a preexisting structural element within the preexisting structure.
42. The apparatus of claim 39, wherein means for injecting a non-hardenable fluidic material into the expandable tubular member to radially expand at least a portion of the tubular member comprises:
means for injecting a non-hardenable fluidic material into the expandable tubular member to radially expand at least a portion of the tubular member until an end portion of the tubular member is positioned proximate the bottom of the preexisting structure.
43. The apparatus of claim 39, further comprising:
means for fluidicly isolating the second region from a third region within the expandable tubular member.
44. An apparatus for coupling an expandable tubular member to a preexisting structure, comprising:
a first annular support member defining a first fluid passage and one or more first radial passages having pressure sensitive valves fluidicly coupled to the first fluid passage;
an annular expansion cone coupled to the first annular support member;
an expandable tubular member movably coupled to the expansion cone;
a second annular support member defining a second fluid passage coupled to the expandable tubular member;
an annular valve member defining a third fluid passage fluidicly coupled to the first and second fluid passages having first and second throat passages, defining second and third radial passages fluidicly coupled to the third fluid passage, coupled to the second annular support member, and movably coupled to the first annular support member; and an annular sleeve releasably coupled to the first annular support member and movably coupled to the annular valve member for controllably fluidicly coupling the second and third radial passages; and wherein an annular region is defined by the region between the tubular member and the first annular support member, the second annular support member, the annular valve member, and the annular sleeve.
45. An apparatus for coupling an expandable tubular member to a preexisting structure, comprising:
means for radially expanding an expandable tubular member; and means for injecting a hardenable fluidic sealing material into an annulus between the expandable tubular member and the borehole.
46. The apparatus of claim 45, wherein the means for injecting a hardenable fluidic sealing material into an annulus between the expandable tubular member and the borehole, comprises:

a sliding sleeve valve.
47. A method of operating an apparatus for coupling an expandable tubular member to a preexisting structure, the apparatus comprising:
a first annular support member defining a first fluid passage and one or more first radial passages having pressure sensitive valves fluidicly coupled to the first fluid passage;
an annular expansion cone coupled to the first annular support member;
an expandable tubular member movably coupled to the expansion cone;
a second annular support member defining a second fluid passage coupled to the expandable tubular member;
an annular valve member defining a third fluid passage fluidicly coupled to the first and second fluid passages having top and bottom throat passages, defining second and third radial passages fluidicly coupled to the third fluid passage, coupled to the second annular support member, and movably coupled to the first annular support member; and an annular sleeve releasably coupled to the first annular support member and movably coupled to the annular valve member for controllably fluidicly coupling the second and third radial passages; and wherein an annular region is defined by the region between the tubular member and the first annular support member, the second annular support member, the annular valve member, and the annular sleeve;
the method comprising:
positioning the apparatus within the preexisting structure;
injecting fluidic materials into the first, second and third fluid passages;
positioning a bottom plug in the bottom throat passage;
displacing the annular sleeve to fluidicly couple the second and third radial passages;

injecting a hardenable fluidic sealing material through the first, second, and third fluid passages, and the second and third radial passages;
displacing the annular sleeve to fluidicly decouple the second and third radial passages; and injecting a non-hardenable fluidic material through the first fluid passage and the first radial passages and pressure sensitive valves into the annular region to radially expand the expandable tubular member.
48. The method of claim 47, wherein positioning the apparatus within the preexisting structure comprises:
positioning an end of the expandable tubular member adjacent to the bottom of the preexisting structure.
49. The method of claim 47, further comprising:
positioning a top plug in the top throat passage.
50. A method of operating an apparatus for coupling an expandable tubular member to a preexisting structure, the apparatus comprising:
a first annular support member defining a first fluid passage and one or more first radial passages having pressure sensitive valves fluidicly coupled to the first fluid passage;
an annular expansion cone coupled to the first annular support member;
an expandable tubular member movably coupled to the expansion cone;
a second annular support member defining a second fluid passage coupled to the expandable tubular member;
an annular valve member defining a third fluid passage fluidicly coupled to the first and second fluid passages having top and bottom throat passages, defining second and third radial passages fluidicly coupled to the third fluid passage, coupled to the second annular support member, and movably coupled to the first annular support member; and an annular sleeve releasably coupled to the first annular support member and movably coupled to the annular valve member for controllably fluidicly coupling the second and third radial passages; and wherein an annular region is defined by the region between the tubular member and the first annular support member, the second annular support member, the annular valve member, and the annular sleeve;
the method comprising:
positioning the apparatus within the preexisting structure;
injecting fluidic materials into the first, second and third fluid passages;
positioning a bottom plug in the bottom throat passage;
injecting a non-hardenable fluidic material through the first fluid passages and the first radial passages and pressure sensitive valves into the annular region to radially expand a portion of the expandable tubular member;
displacing the annular sleeve to fluidicly couple the second and third radial passages;
injecting a hardenable fluidic sealing material through the first, second, and third fluid passages, and the second and third radial passages;
displacing the annular sleeve to fluidicly decouple the second and third radial passages; and injecting a non-hardenable fluidic material through the first fluid passage and the first radial passages and pressure sensitive valves into the annular region to radially expand another portion of the expandable tubular member.
51. The method of claim 50, wherein positioning the apparatus within the preexisting structure comprises:

positioning an end of the expandable tubular member adjacent to the bottom of the preexisting structure.
52. The method of claim 50, wherein positioning the apparatus within the preexisting structure comprises:
positioning an end of the expandable tubular member adjacent to a preexisting section of a structural element within the preexisting structure.
53. The method of claim 50, wherein injecting a non-hardenable fluidic material into the first fluid passage and first radial passages and pressure sensitive valves to radially expand a portion of the expandable tubular member comprises:
injecting a non-hardenable fluidic material into the first fluid passage and first radial passages and pressure sensitive valves to radially expand the expandable tubular member until an end portion of the tubular member is positioned proximate the bottom of the preexisting structure.
54. The method of claim 50, further comprising:
positioning a top plug in the top throat passage.
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