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Method for detecting setting effect of packer in salt-cavern gas storage

A detection method and a packer technology, which are applied in the direction of measuring the increase and decrease rate of the fluid, and using the liquid/vacuum degree to measure the liquid tightness, etc., can solve the problem of not meeting the requirements of long-term safe operation of the underground gas storage in salt caverns, etc. problem, to achieve the effect of cost-effective and cheap

Active Publication Date: 2018-06-29
CHINASALT JINTAN
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[0004] Therefore, the detection method of packer setting effect commonly used in the oil and gas industry can no longer meet the requirements of long-term safe operation of salt-cavern underground gas storage

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[0039]Example: After the injection-production casing 1 is run in and the well is washed, nitrogen is injected into the annulus 3, and the brine is pressed to 6 m below the set position of the packer 4 at 901.20 m, that is, 907.20 m. After the sealing pressure is 25MPa and the pressure is maintained for 30min, the setting of the packer 4 is completed, and then nitrogen is continuously injected into the annulus 3 for pressurization. The upper limit pressure of the salt cavern gas storage in this example is 17MPa. About 1.7MPa, so the wellhead pressure in the annular space 3 should reach 17MPa. After 2 hours, the gas-liquid interface detection equipment 5 is lowered into the injection-production casing 1 to detect the packer between the injection-production casing 1 and the production casing 2 The depth of gas-liquid interface 6 under 4 is 907.16m. At this time, the wellhead pressure of injection-production casing 1 is 0.2MPa, and the wellhead pressure of annular space 3 is 17MPa....

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The invention relates to a method for detecting a setting effect of a packer in a salt-cavern gas storage. The method comprises the following steps: 1) washing a well after tripping in an injection-production casing; 2) injecting nitrogen into an annulus between the injection-production casing and a production casing, pressurizing brine in the annulus to below a packer setting position; 3) after setting the packer, continuing to inject nitrogen into the annulus to pressurize so that an annulus pressure of the packer at least is 1.1 times greater than an upper limit pressure of the salt-caverngas storage; 4) tripping in a gas-liquid interface inspection device in the injection-production casing, and detecting a gas-liquid interface below the packer between the injection-production casing and the production casing; 5) detecting and recording the depth of the gas-liquid interface, the wellhead pressure of the injection-production casing and the annulus pressure; and 6) judging the setting effect of the packer according to change situations of the gas-liquid interface below the packer, the wellhead pressure of the injection-production casing and the annulus wellhead pressure. The method is strong in practicability, simple to operate, high in airtightness detection precision, and helpful for effectively verifying the setting effect of the packer, so as to prolong the life of the salt-cavern underground gas storage and ensure safe and effective operation of the same.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a detection method for the setting effect of a packer of a salt cavern gas storage. Background technique [0002] Salt cavern underground gas storage technology is a new type of natural gas storage technology. It reaches the salt layer or salt dome by drilling, and uses artificial water dissolution to form a cave storage space in the salt layer or salt dome to store natural gas. . Compared with surface gas storage technology, salt cavern underground gas storage has the advantages of small footprint, large storage capacity, and high safety performance. It has also begun to be used as a peak-shaving gas storage on a large scale in China, and has a good prospect. However, the airtightness of the salt cavern underground gas storage directly affects the service life and operation safety of the gas storage, and the setting effect of the packer plays an important role in the airtightness. If the setting effect of the packer in the s...

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IPC IPC(8): G01M3/26
CPCG01M3/26
Inventor 任晓云陈留平徐孜俊马旭强赵云松
Owner CHINASALT JINTAN
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