马来西亚海上高出砂井冲蚀控制技术的首次现场应用

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油气田的出砂严重影响多相流管道、管道和生产设施,导致腐蚀损坏和操作困难,包括阀门、弯头和其他几何接头,导致初级密封泄漏(LOPC)。目前,还没有能够实时控制砂蚀并帮助优化生产的技术。本文旨在介绍一种独特的流体改性装置在高出砂井的现场应用,在减少侵蚀的同时最大限度地提高产量。通过使用专利的侵蚀控制技术(ECT),可以使产品流中的砂粒偏转并重新分布,从而克服砂粒侵蚀的挑战。ECT在2016-2019年期间通过三个测试项目成功开发和验证。在此之后,ECT技术的成熟度已经达到了现场应用的要求,并被马来西亚国家石油公司选中部署在马来西亚沙巴的一个海上油田,该油田目前由于出砂量大而遭受严重的侵蚀。ECT管道阀芯由3D打印的Inconel 718合金插入件集成到碳钢管中,以保护弯头免受井口节流器上游上部井口管道系统内的砂蚀。在ECT装置的上游也安装了一个控制弯头,作为整个试验过程中比较的平均值。在试点测试期间,将使用手动UT在标记位置监测受保护弯头和控制弯头,以测量局部壁厚变化。该试点是其测试计划的一部分,已于2021年底安装并投入使用。在本文中分享了布置的照片以及基线壁厚测量。试点试验的成功标准是显示受保护肘关节与对照肘关节相比壁损失最小,显示ECT的有效性。该试点项目希望ECT能够减少砂蚀,保护设施,最大限度地提高油井产量,防止油田总产量不足。
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First Field Deployment of Erosion Control Technology for High Sand Production Wells in Offshore Malaysia
Sand production in oil and gas fields severely affects multiphase flow pipelines, piping and production facilities result in erosion damages and operational difficulties including valves, bends and other geometric fittings leading to loss of primary containment (LOPC). Presently, there is no technology available which can control sand erosion in real-time and help optimize production. This paper aims to present the first field deployment of a uniquely engineered flow modification device in debottlenecking a high sand producing well and maximizing production while reduction in erosion. The sand erosion challenge can be overcome by using a patented Erosion Control Technology (ECT), to deflect and redistribute sand in the product flow stream. ECT has been successfully developed and validated through three test programs between 2016-2019. Following these, ECT technology maturity has been qualified for field application and selected to be deployed by PETRONAS, in one of the offshore fields located in Sabah, Malaysia, which is currently experiencing high erosion due to high sand production. The ECT pipe spool consists of a 3D printed Inconel 718 alloy insert integrated into carbon steel pipe to protect an elbow from sand erosion within the topsides wellhead piping system upstream of the wellhead choke. A control elbow upstream of the ECT device has also been installed to act as a mean of comparison throughout the pilot. The protected elbow and control elbow will be monitored using manual UT at marked locations to measure localized wall thickness variation over the pilot testing period. The pilot is part way through its test program having been installed and commissioned at the end of 2021. Photos of the arrangement are shared in this paper along with the baseline wall thickness measurement. The pilot trial success criteria are to show that the protected elbow will have minimal wall loss compared to the control elbow showing the effectiveness of ECT. The pilot expects ECT to reduce erosion due to sand and safeguard the facilities as well as maximize well production in preventing shortfall in total field production.
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