Wells – Processes – Destroying or dissolving well part
Patent
1980-11-28
1983-05-24
Novosad, Stephen J.
Wells
Processes
Destroying or dissolving well part
166381, 166386, E21B 3314, E21B 4100, E21B 4300
Patent
active
043846165
ABSTRACT:
A method of pushing pipe (e.g., casing) into a highly deviated borehole. The lower end of the pipe is plugged and the lower portion of the pipe string is filled with fluids (e.g., compressed gases, petroleum products, water, etc.) which have a lower density than that of the borehole fluid. This creates a buoyancy effect for the pipe in the deviated portion of the borehole which aids in keeping the pipe from contacting the lower side of the deviated hole. The pipe can be plugged or capped above the lightened section and filled with heavier fluid to aid in forcing the pipe downward into position. The plugs and caps are then removed, e.g., drilled out, when the pipe is ready for use. The fluids are thereby released into the mud slurry.
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Gilman M. G.
Huggett C. A.
Mobil Oil Corporation
Novosad Stephen J.
Powers, Jr. J. F.
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