Mudline subsea wellhead system

Boring or penetrating the earth – Boring a submerged formation – Boring from submerged buoyant support

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166368, E21B 3300

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ABSTRACT:
A subsea well drilling and completion system allows the use of a jack-up rig for drilling with completion by a floater rig. The system uses an outer wellhead housing which is run on releasable conductor riser. An inner wellhead housing is lowered through the conductor riser and lands in the outer wellhead housing. Cement returns flow through a plurality of cement ports in the outer wellhead housing. A first hanger lands in the inner wellhead housing and supports an intermediate string of casing. The first hanger has a mudline profile in its interior. A second hanger supports a second string of casing and latches into the mudline profile. After drilling, tieback adapters are secured to each hanger for sealing to the inner wellhead housing.

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Vetco Gray, SG-5XP 4-Hanger Wellhead System, VGi 1-155A (Feb. 1990).
Vetco Gray, MLC Mudline Suspension and Tieback System.

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