Bailing well cage total testing system
A testing system and a general technology, applied in measurement, wellbore/well components, earthwork drilling and production, etc., can solve problems such as long period, complex construction process, and inability to meet dynamic parameter changes of lifting wells
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[0010] The general testing system for lifting wells is composed of a downhole throwing device and a testing device. The testing device includes an electric feeder 1, a fishing head 2, an anchoring device 3, a testing instrument 4 and an instrument tug. The testing device is equipped with a Fluid channel. The throwing device is mainly composed of a DC micro-motor, a control circuit, a driving screw, a guide head, and a fishing claw. Wherein the anchoring device 3 is composed of a fishing joint and a supporting slip.
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[0012] The pressure monitoring of 8 wells is carried out by using the general testing system of lifting wells in the first implementation. The test works fine. For example, Well Pu 200-16 has a central depth of 1 231 m and a liquid production rate of 2-4 m 3 / d, and the fishing cycle is 1 d.
[0013] The test requires 5 pull cycles. Then a 5-day pressure recovery was performed. During the test period, the first 1-day extraction was performed for 3 extraction cycles, and the fluid production was small, and then it was changed to 2-day extraction once, and after 2 extraction cycles, the production was stopped for pressure recovery test. Because the liquid level recovers quickly, in order to prevent blowout, the lifting operation was started after 3 days, and the whole monitoring process lasted for 10 days. It can be seen that the test curve perfectly records the entire production process. Based on the change law of the bottom hole pressure, the whole pressure history is con...
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