Packer/Plug Slip and Cage With Travel Stop
A first slip key is integral with an inner surface of a cage. A first travel stop is integral with the slip key. A first cone has a truncated head, a first shallow axial slot in the truncated head, and a first deep axial slot in the truncated head. The first deep axial slot is axially spaced from the first shallow axial slot. The first cone is insertable into the first end of the cage when the first deep axial slot is aligned with the first travel stop. The travel stop prevents the first cone from being extracted from the cage once the first cone is inserted into the first end of the cage and rotated relative to the cage about the longitudinal axis until the first travel stop is aligned with the first shallow axial slot.
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With current two ramp cone and/or slip designs there is a possibility of over travel of the cones on release. Such over travel may cause serious retrieval issues for intervention packers and/or plugs. Reducing the possibility of over travel is a challenge.
The following detailed description illustrates embodiments of the present disclosure. These embodiments are described in sufficient detail to enable a person of ordinary skill in the art to practice these embodiments without undue experimentation. It should be understood, however, that the embodiments and examples described herein are given by way of illustration only, and not by way of limitation. Various substitutions, modifications, additions, and rearrangements may be made that remain potential applications of the disclosed techniques. Therefore, the description that follows is not to be taken as limiting on the scope of the appended claims. In particular, an element associated with a particular embodiment should not be limited to association with that particular embodiment but should be assumed to be capable of association with any embodiment discussed herein.
Further, it will be understood that the equipment and techniques described herein are applicable in land-based systems, sea-based systems, multi-lateral wells, all types of production systems, all types of rigs, measurement while drilling (“MWD”)/logging while drilling (“LWD”) environments, wired drillpipe environments, coiled tubing (wired and unwired) environments, wireline environments, and similar environments.
The disclosed tool configurations and operations are best understood in the context of the larger systems in which they operate.
A slip cage system incorporates an integral travel stop at each end of the cage to prevent the cones from over traveling when they are released. Incorporating a stop shoulder at both ends of the cage, an axial and/or rotational bayonet type action is also incorporated to facilitate assembly and disassembly. The slips, cone and cage are built as a sub assembly with shear screws or pins, locking the parts together axially in the desired configuration for running in hole. Rotational location is provided by integrals keys. The sub assembly is then installed onto the packer and/or plug as a complete item during assembly.
The cage 110 is a hollow cylinder having a body 125, an outer surface 130 and an inner surface 135. The cage 110 has cage openings 140A-L (cage openings 140A-F are shown in
As illustrated in view A of
The slip cage system 105 has slips 155A-F (slips 155A-B are shown in
The slip cage system 105 includes cone 160A and cone 160B (described in more detail in connection with
Each cone 160A, 160B has a respective cone body 220A, 220B. The cone body 220A, 220B has shear bolt holes 225A-F for cone 160A and shear bolt holes 225G-L for cone 160B positioned radially around the respective cone body 220A, 220B. Shear bolt holes 225A, 225E-F, 225G and 225K-L are shown in
The travel stop 150 includes a first ramp 305 and a first surface 310 adjacent the first ramp 305. The first ramp 305 integrates with the first surface 310 at an angle M, where M is between 75 degrees and 10 degrees. The first surface 310 has a length L1. The first surface 310 has an axial height H1 measured from the inner surface 135 of the cage 110. In one or more embodiments, H1 is greater than H (H1>H). The first surface 310 is integral with and adjacent to a first surface wall 315. The first surface wall 315 is substantially (i.e., within 1, 5 or 10 degrees) perpendicular to the axial axis 120.
The travel stop 150 has a second surface 320 adjacent the first surface wall 315. The second surface 315 has a length L2. The second surface 315 has an axial height H2 measured from the inner surface 135 of the cage 110. H2 may be substantially equal (i.e., within 0.01 inches, 0.05 inches and 0.1 inch) to H. L2 may be less than L1 (L2<L1). The travel stop 150 has a second surface wall 325 integral with and adjacent to the second surface 320. The second surface wall 325 is substantially (i.e., within 1, 5, or 10 degrees) perpendicular to the axial axis 120.
The travel stop 150 has a third surface 330 adjacent to the second surface wall 325. The third surface 330 has a length L3. The third surface 320 has an axial height H3 measured from the inner surface 135 of the cage 110. H3 is less than H (H3<H). L3 is greater than L2 (L3>L2). In one embodiment, L3 is less than L1 (L3<L1). In one embodiment, L3 is greater than L1 L3>L1). In one embodiment, L3 is equal to L1 (L3=L1). The travel stop 150 may have a last ramp 335 adjacent the third surface 330. The last ramp 335 integrates with a last surface 340 at an angle N, where N is between 10 degrees and 75 degrees.
For example:
L=2.56 inch
L1=0.32 inch
L2=0.12 inch
L3=0.14 inch
H=0.23 inch
H1=0.31 inch
H2=0.23 inch
H3=0.18 inch
M=30 degrees
N=30 degrees
The first raised end 405 has a first hook 420 and the second raised end 410 has a second hook 425. The first raised end 405 has a first hook wall 430 adjacent the first hook 420. The second raised end 410 has a second hook wall 435 adjacent the second hook 425.
The truncated head 505 has a top head surface 510 facing in the direction of extension of the longitudinal axis 115 and a bottom head surface 515 facing in the direction of extension of the longitudinal axis 115. The edge of the bottom head surface 515 closest to the longitudinal axis 115 has a radius RH. RH is less than RI (i.e., the radius of the cage inner surface 135) (RH<RI).
The truncated head 505 has an outer surface 520 facing in the direction of extension of the axial axis 120 and located between the top head surface 510 and the bottom head surface 515. A truncated head ramp 525 is integral with and connects the outer surface 520 and the top head surface 510. The truncated head ramp 525 integrates with the outer surface at an angle P, where P is between 10 degrees and 75 degrees.
The truncated head 505 has deep axial slots 530A-F (deep axial slots 530A-B are shown in
The truncated head 505 has shallow axial slots 535A-F (shallow axial slots 535A-B are shown in
The cone 160 has a cone neck 540 integral with the bottom head surface 515 and having a cylindrical surface parallel to the longitudinal axis 115. The cone neck 540 has a radius RN that is less than RI (the inner radius of the inner surface 135 of the cage 110)−H1 (the height of the first surface 310 of the slip key 145), i.e. RN<RI−H1. The cone neck 540 has a height HN substantially equal to L1 (the length of the first surface 310 of the travel stop 150), which allow the first surface 310 of the travel stop 150 to fit against the cone neck 540.
The cone 160 has a shoulder 545 integral with the cone neck 540. The cone 160 has an angle Q between the shoulder 545 and neck 540, where Q is between 10 degrees and 75 degrees. The angle Q between the shoulder 540 and the cone neck 535 is substantially (i.e., within 1, 5, or 10 degrees) the same as the angle M between the first ramp 305 and the first surface 310 of the travel stop 150.
The shoulder 545 has deep slots 550A-F (deep slots 550A-C are shown in
The cone body 220 is integral with the shoulder 545. The cone body 220 has a cylindrical surface 555 parallel to the longitudinal axis 115. The cone body 220 has a radius BR that is less than RI and greater than RN, i.e., RN<BR<RI.
The cone 160 includes a bottom end 560 that extends outside of the cage 110 when the truncated head 505 is inserted into the cage 110. The bottom end 560 has a cylindrical surface 565 parallel to the longitudinal axis 115. The bottom end 560 has a radius BER that is equal to or less than BR, i.e. BER≤BR.
CDASD−(H2−H3)−tolerance<CSASD<CDASD−(H2−H3) (1)
CSASW>W (2)
In one embodiment, tolerance is 0.1 inch.
The deep slot 550A may have a cavity depth CDSD (cone deep slot depth) that is substantially (i.e., within 0.01 inches, 0.05 inches, or 0.1 inch) equal to H1 and a cavity width CDSW (cone deep slot width) that is greater than W:
CDSD=H1 (3)
CDSW>W (4)
For example:
CDASD=0.150 inch
CDASW=0.300 inch
CSASD=0.180 inch
CSASW=0.290 inch
CDSD=0.160 inch
CDSW=0.375 inch
As illustrated in
In one aspect, an apparatus includes a cage having a longitudinal axis and an axial axis perpendicular to the longitudinal axis. The cage includes a first passage at a first end of the cage. The cage includes a second passage at a second end of the cage opposite the first end of the cage. The cage includes an outer surface having a radius RO, a cage inner surface having a radius RI, RO>RI. The cage includes a first cage opening in the cage outer surface and a second cage opening in the cage outer surface longitudinally in line with the first cage opening. The apparatus includes a first slip key substantially parallel to the longitudinal axis and integral with an inner surface of the cage and having an axial height H measured from the cage inner surface and a width W. The first slip key includes a first travel stop integral with the slip key. The apparatus includes a first cone having a truncated head, a first shallow axial slot in the truncated head, and a first deep axial slot in the truncated head. The first deep axial slot is axially spaced from the first shallow axial slot. The first cone is insertable into the first end of the cage when the first deep axial slot is aligned with the first travel stop. The travel stop prevents the first cone from being extracted from the cage once the first cone is inserted into the first end of the cage and rotated relative to the cage about the longitudinal axis until the first travel stop is aligned with the first shallow axial slot.
Implementations may include one or more of the following. The cage may include a first slip insertable into the cage. The slip may have a first raised end, a second raised end opposite the first raised end, and a middle recessed member between the first raised end and the second raised end. The first slip may be deployable through the first cage opening and the second cage opening when the travel stop is aligned with the shallow axial slot and force is applied pressing the first cone into the cage. A second slip key may be positioned in line with the first slip key along the inner surface of the cage and substantially parallel to the longitudinal axis. The second slip key may have a second travel stop, wherein the first travel stop may be integral to the first slip key on a portion of the first slip key that is closer to the first end of the cage. The second travel stop may be integral to the second slip key on a portion of the second slip key that is closer to the second end of the cage. A second cone may be insertable into the second end of the cage. The travel stop may include a first ramp and a first surface adjacent the first ramp. The first surface may have an axial height H1 measured from the cage inner surface>H, and a length L1 substantially parallel to the longitudinal axis. A second surface may be adjacent the first surface. The second surface may have an axial height H2 measured from the cage inner surface substantially equal to H; and may have a length L2<L1. A third surface may be adjacent the second surface. The third surface may have an axial height H3 measured from the cage inner surface<H; and a length L3, wherein L3>L2, and L3<L1. A last ramp may be adjacent the third surface. The truncated head may have a top head surface, a bottom head surface opposite the top head surface. The bottom head surface may have a radius RH; wherein RH<RI, and an outer surface between the top head surface and the bottom head surface. The deep axial slot may include a cavity depth CDASD, and a cavity width CDASW that is greater than W. The shallow axial slot may have a cavity depth CSASD, where CDASD−(H2−H3)−0.1<CSASD<CDASD−(H2−H3), and a cavity width CSASW greater than W. The first cone further may include a cone neck integral with the bottom head surface and having a cylindrical surface parallel to the longitudinal axis. The cone neck may have a radius<(RI−H1); and a height substantially equal to L1. A shoulder may be integral with the cone neck and substantially parallel to the first ramp. The shoulder may have a deep slot longitudinally in line with the shallow axial slot. The deep slot may have a cavity depth CDSD substantially equal to H; and a cavity width CDSW greater than to W. The first cone may have a bottom end that extends outside of the cage when the truncated head is inserted into the cage.
In one aspect, a system includes a packer. The packer is coupled to a cage. The cage has a longitudinal axis, and an axial axis perpendicular to the longitudinal axis. The cage includes a first passage at a first end of the cage. The cage includes a second passage at a second end of the cage opposite the first end of the cage. The cage includes an outer surface having a radius RO, a cage inner surface having a radius RI, RO>RI. The cage includes a first cage opening in the cage outer surface, a second cage opening in the cage outer surface longitudinally in line with the first cage opening. The apparatus includes a first slip key substantially parallel to the longitudinal axis and integral with an inner surface of the cage and having an axial height H measured from the cage inner surface and a width W. The first slip key includes a first travel stop integral with the slip key. The system includes a first cone having a truncated head, a first shallow axial slot in the truncated head, and a first deep axial slot in the truncated head. The first deep axial slot is axially spaced from the first shallow axial slot. The first cone is insertable into the first end of the cage when the first deep axial slot is aligned with the first travel stop. The travel stop prevents the first cone from being extracted from the cage once the first cone is inserted into the first end of the cage and rotated relative to the cage about the longitudinal axis until the first travel stop is aligned with the first shallow axial slot.
Implementations may include one or more of the following. The cage may include a first slip insertable into the cage. The slip may have a first raised end, a second raised end opposite the first raised end, and a middle recessed member between the first raised end and the second raised end. The first slip maybe deployable through the first cage opening and the second cage opening when the travel stop is aligned with the shallow axial slot and force is applied pressing the first cone into the cage. A second slip key may be positioned in line with the first slip key along the inner surface of the cage and substantially parallel to the longitudinal axis. The second slip key may have a second travel stop, wherein the first travel stop may be integral to the first slip key on a portion of the first slip key that is closer to the first end of the cage. The second travel stop may be integral to the second slip key on a portion of the second slip key that is closer to the second end of the cage. A second cone may be insertable into the second end of the cage. The travel stop may include a first ramp and a first surface adjacent the first ramp. The first surface may have an axial height H1 measured from the cage inner surface>H, and a length L1 substantially parallel to the longitudinal axis. A second surface may be adjacent the first surface. The second surface may have an axial height H2 measured from the cage inner surface substantially equal to H; and may have a length L2<L1. A third surface may be adjacent the second surface. The third surface may have an axial height H3 measured from the cage inner surface<H; and a length L3, wherein L3>L2, and L3<L1. A last ramp may be adjacent the third surface. The truncated head may have a top head surface, a bottom head surface opposite the top head surface. The bottom head surface may have a radius RH, wherein RH<RI, and an outer surface between the top head surface and the bottom head surface. The deep axial slot may include a cavity depth CDASD, and a cavity width CDASW that is greater than W. The shallow axial slot may have a cavity depth CSASD, where CDASD−(H2−H3)−0.1<CSASD<CDASD−(H2−H3), and a cavity width CSASW greater than W. The first cone further may include a cone neck integral with the bottom head surface and having a cylindrical surface parallel to the longitudinal axis. The cone neck may have a radius<(RI−H1) and a height substantially equal to L1. A shoulder may be integral with the cone neck and substantially parallel to the first ramp. The shoulder may have a deep slot longitudinally in line with the shallow axial slot. The deep slot may have a cavity depth CDSD substantially equal to H and a cavity width CDSW greater than to W. The first cone may have a bottom end that extends outside of the cage when the truncated head is inserted into the cage.
In one aspect, a method includes coupling a slip to a cage. The cage has a longitudinal axis and an axial axis perpendicular to the longitudinal axis. The cage has an inner surface, a slip key integral to the inner surface, and a travel stop integral to the slip key. A deep axial slot of a cone is aligned with the slip key of the cage. The cone is inserted into the cage. The cone is rotated relative to the cage until a shallow axial slot in the cone and a deep slot in the cone are longitudinally aligned with the slip key. The cone is affixed to the cage with a shear bolt. The cage, the cone, and the slip are inserted into a borehole. Force is applied to push the cone into the cage causing the shear bolt to shear, the slip key to move into the deep slot in the cone, and the slip to deploy against the borehole. Force is applied to pull the cone out of the cage causing the slip key to move out of the deep slot but to be prevented from further travel by not being able to pass through the shallow axial slot.
Implementations may include one or more of the following. The slip may include a first raised end, a second raised end opposite the first raised end, and a middle recessed member between the first raised end and the second raised end. A second cone may be inserted into the cage. The second cone may be rotated relative to the cage until a shallow axial slot in the second cone and a deep slot in the cone are longitudinally aligned with the slip key. The second cone may be affixed to the cage with a shear bolt.
The word “coupled” herein means a direct connection or an indirect connection.
The text above describes one or more specific embodiments of a broader invention. The invention also is carried out in a variety of alternate embodiments and thus is not limited to those described here. The foregoing description of an embodiment of the invention has been presented for the purposes of illustration and description. It is not intended to be exhaustive or to limit the invention to the precise form disclosed. Many modifications and variations are possible in light of the above teaching. It is intended that the scope of the invention be limited not by this detailed description, but rather by the claims appended hereto.
Claims
1. An apparatus comprising:
- a cage having: a longitudinal axis, an axial axis perpendicular to the longitudinal axis, a first passage at a first end of the cage, a second passage at a second end of the cage opposite the first end of the cage, a cage outer surface having a radius RO, a cage inner surface having a radius RI, RO>RI, a first cage opening in the cage outer surface, a second cage opening in the cage outer surface longitudinally in line with the first cage opening, a first slip key substantially parallel to the longitudinal axis and integral with an inner surface of the cage and having an axial height H measured from the cage inner surface and a width W; a first travel stop integral with the slip key;
- a first cone having: a truncated head, a first shallow axial slot in the truncated head, and a first deep axial slot in the truncated head, the first deep axial slot being axially spaced from the first shallow axial slot, the first cone being insertable into the first end of the cage when the first deep axial slot is aligned with the first travel stop;
- wherein the travel stop prevents the first cone from being extracted from the cage once the first cone is inserted into the first end of the cage and rotated relative to the cage about the longitudinal axis until the first travel stop is aligned with the first shallow axial slot.
2. The apparatus of claim 1 further comprising:
- a first slip insertable into the cage, the slip having: a first raised end; a second raised end opposite the first raised end; and a middle recessed member between the first raised end and the second raised end;
- wherein the first slip is deployable through the first cage opening and the second cage opening when the travel stop is aligned with the shallow axial slot and force is applied pressing the first cone into the cage.
3. The apparatus of claim 1 further comprising:
- a second slip key positioned in line with the first slip key along the inner surface of the cage and substantially parallel to the longitudinal axis;
- the second slip key having a second travel stop;
- wherein the first travel stop is integral to the first slip key on a portion of the first slip key that is closer to the first end of the cage; and
- wherein the second travel stop is integral to the second slip key on a portion of the second slip key that is closer to the second end of the cage.
4. The apparatus of claim 1, further comprising:
- a second cone insertable into the second end of the cage.
5. The apparatus of claim 1 wherein the travel stop comprises:
- a first ramp;
- a first surface adjacent the first ramp, the first surface having: an axial height H1 measured from the cage inner surface>H; and a length L1 substantially parallel to the longitudinal axis;
- a second surface adjacent the first surface, the second surface having: an axial height H2 measured from the cage inner surface substantially equal to H; and a length L2<L1;
- a third surface adjacent the second surface, the third surface having: an axial height H3 measured from the cage inner surface<H; and a length L3, wherein L3>L2, and L3<L1; and
- a last ramp adjacent the third surface.
6. The apparatus of claim 5 wherein:
- the truncated head further comprises: a top head surface, a bottom head surface opposite the top head surface, the bottom head surface having a radius RH; wherein RH<RI, and an outer surface between the top head surface and the bottom head surface;
- the deep axial slot has: a cavity depth CDASD, and a cavity width CDASW that is greater than W;
- the shallow axial slot has: a cavity depth CSASD, where CDASD−(H2−H3)−0.1<CSASD<CDASD−(H2−H3), and a cavity width CSASW greater than W; and
- the first cone further comprises: a cone neck integral with the bottom head surface and having a cylindrical surface parallel to the longitudinal axis, the cone neck having: a radius<(RI−H1); and a height substantially equal to L1; a shoulder integral with the cone neck and substantially parallel to the first ramp, the shoulder having: a deep slot longitudinally in line with the shallow axial slot, the deep slot having: a cavity depth CDSD substantially equal to H; and a cavity width CDSW greater than to W; and a bottom end that extends outside of the cage when the truncated head is inserted into the cage.
7. A system comprising:
- a packer;
- a cage coupled to the packer, the cage having: a longitudinal axis, an axial axis perpendicular to the longitudinal axis, a first passage at a first end of the cage, a second passage at a second end of the cage opposite the first end of the cage, a cage outer surface having a radius RO, a cage inner surface having a radius RI, RO>RI, a first cage opening in the cage outer surface, a second cage opening in the cage outer surface longitudinally in line with the first cage opening, a first slip key substantially parallel to the longitudinal axis and integral with an inner surface of the cage and having an axial height H measured from the cage inner surface and a width W; a first travel stop integral with the slip key; and
- a first cone having: a truncated head, a first shallow axial slot in the truncated head, and a first deep axial slot in the truncated head, the first deep axial slot being axially spaced from the first shallow axial slot, the first cone being insertable into the first end of the cage when the first deep axial slot is aligned with the first travel stop;
- wherein the travel stop prevents the first cone from being extracted from the cage once the first cone is inserted into the first end of the cage and rotated relative to the cage about the longitudinal axis until the first travel stop is aligned with the first shallow axial slot.
8. The system of claim 7 further comprising:
- a first slip insertable into the cage, the slip having: a first raised end; a second raised end opposite the first raised end; and a middle recessed member between the first raised end and the second raised end;
- wherein the first slip is deployable through the first cage opening and the second cage opening when the travel stop is aligned with the shallow axial slot and force is applied pressing the first cone into the cage.
9. The system of claim 7 further comprising:
- a second slip key positioned in line with the first slip key along the inner surface of the cage and substantially parallel to the longitudinal axis; and
- the second slip key having a second travel stop;
- wherein the first travel stop is integral to the first slip key on a portion of the first slip key that is closer to the first end of the cage; and
- wherein the second travel stop is integral to the second slip key on a portion of the second slip key that is closer to the second end of the cage.
10. The system of claim 7, further comprising:
- a second cone insertable into the second end of the cage.
11. The system of claim 7 wherein the travel stop comprises:
- a first ramp;
- a first surface adjacent the first ramp, the first surface having: an axial height H1 measured from the cage inner surface>H; and a length L1 substantially parallel to the longitudinal axis;
- a second surface adjacent the first surface, the second surface having: an axial height H2 measured from the cage inner surface substantially equal to H; and a length L2<L1;
- a third surface adjacent the second surface, the third surface having: an axial height H3 measured from the cage inner surface<H; and a length L3, wherein L3>L2, and L3<L1; and
- a last ramp adjacent the third surface.
12. The system of claim 11 wherein:
- the truncated head further comprises: a top head surface, a bottom head surface opposite the top head surface, the bottom head surface having a radius RH; wherein RH<RI, and an outer surface between the top head surface and the bottom head surface;
- the deep axial slot has: a cavity depth CDASD, and a cavity width CDASW that is greater than W;
- the shallow axial slot has: a cavity depth CSASD, where CDASD−(H2−H3)−0.1<CSASD<CDASD−(H2−H3), and a cavity width CSASW greater than W; and
- the first cone further comprises: a cone neck integral with the bottom head surface and having a cylindrical surface parallel to the longitudinal axis, the cone neck having: a radius<(RI−H1); and a height substantially equal to L1; a shoulder integral with the cone neck and substantially parallel to the first ramp, the shoulder having: a deep slot longitudinally in line with the shallow axial slot, the deep slot having: a cavity depth CDSD substantially equal to H; and a cavity width CDSW greater than to W; a bottom end that extends outside of the cage when the truncated head is inserted into the cage.
13. A method comprising:
- coupling a slip to a cage, the cage having: a longitudinal axis; an axial axis perpendicular to the longitudinal axis; an inner surface; a slip key integral to the inner surface; and a travel stop integral to the slip key;
- aligning a deep axial slot of a cone with the slip key of the cage;
- inserting the cone into the cage;
- rotating the cone relative to the cage until a shallow axial slot in the cone and a deep slot in the cone are longitudinally aligned with the slip key;
- affixing the cone to the cage with a shear bolt;
- inserting the cage, the cone, and the slip into a borehole;
- applying force to push the cone into the cage causing: the shear bolt to shear, the slip key to move into the deep slot in the cone, the slip to deploy against the borehole; and
- applying force to pull the cone out of the cage causing the slip key to move out of the deep slot but to be prevented from further travel by not being able to pass through the shallow axial slot.
14. The method of claim 13 wherein the slip comprises:
- a first raised end;
- a second raised end opposite the first raised end; and
- a middle recessed member between the first raised end and the second raised end.
15. The method of claim 13 further comprising:
- inserting a second cone into the cage;
- rotating the second cone relative to the cage until a shallow axial slot in the second cone and a deep slot in the cone are longitudinally aligned with the slip key; and
- affixing the second cone to the cage with a shear bolt.
Type: Application
Filed: Feb 10, 2017
Publication Date: Feb 28, 2019
Applicant: Halliburton Energy Services, Inc. (Houston, TX)
Inventor: Thomas Murphy (Westhill)
Application Number: 15/765,282