Method for well operations

Wells – Processes – Producing the well

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166350, 175 61, E21B 712

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042237378

ABSTRACT:
A method for handling pipe for drilling and well operations. The pieces of pipe to be used are connected together in a string above the surface of the medium, such as the earth or the seabed, into which they will be inserted. The pieces are connected so that the string lies in a substantially horizontal plane prior to insertion. The resulting string is then moved by a prime mover which moves in the horizontal plane. The string is moved into the medium at an angle near the horizontal. By employing suitable supports pre-assembled long length strings can be tested, inserted, and manipulated. Similarly, a complete string or large section thereof can be removed from a point of insertion such as a well bore without the necessity of disconnecting each separate member from the string. This method also accommodates the handling of single pieces of pipe.

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