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  HomeContents of Chinese Journal of Mechanical Engineering (English Edition),2005 No.3ENERGY-SAVING TYPE OF HYDRAULIC WORKOVER RIG AND SIMULATION FOR LOWERING PIPESTRING

Zhang Lujun

School of Mechanical and

Automobile Engineering,

 Yantai University,

Yantai 264005, China

 

Gu Xinyi

Drilling Technology Research Institute,

Shengli Petroleum

 Administrative Bureau,

 Dongying 257000, China

 

Chen Su

School of Mechanical and

Automobile Engineering,

 Yantai University,

Yantai 264005, China

 

 

ENERGY-SAVING TYPE OF HYDRAULIC WORKOVER RIG AND SIMULATION FOR LOWERING PIPESTRING

 

Abstract: Research has been done on an energy-saving type of hydraulic workover rig. This rig can recover and reuse the potential energy which is released by the pipestring when lowered, and the equipped power of this rig is only one third of an ordinary rig. The structure and theory of this rig are introduced. The mathematical model of lowering the pipestring is established and a simulation analysis is conducted. Through simulation some conclusions are obtained: The lighter the pipestring is, the less velocity of lowering the pipestring is; The smaller the throttle valve path area is, the less velocity of lowering the pipestring is; Different air vessel volumes have no evident effect on the pipestring lowering velocity. The actual measure results prove that the simulation results are right. Finally, the energy-saving effect of this rig is proved by the field test results.

Key words: Energy-saving  Workover rig  Energy-recovering  Simulation

 


Received December 28, 2004; received in revised form April 4, 2005; accepted April 14, 2005

 

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