CPC E21B 43/126 (2013.01) [E21B 34/066 (2013.01); E21B 47/18 (2013.01)] | 14 Claims |
1. A method for remotely shutting down a downhole unit of a rotary steering system from ground, comprising steps of:
a: setting a diversion ratio of a downlink device as k, an equivalent area of a drill water hole as s, a total displacement of a mud pump as Q, and a pressure of a riser before the downlink device is turned on as P; calculating a pressure difference P1 between a front end and a rear end of the drill water hole by a formula 1;
P1=Q2ρ/2μ2s2 formula 1;
wherein Q is the total displacement of the mud pump, m2/s; μ is a flow coefficient and μ=0.63; s is the equivalent area of the drill water hole, m2; P1 is the pressure difference between the front end and the rear end of the drill water hole, Pa; and ρ is fluid density, Kg/m3;
b: calculating an extension loss ΔP by a formula 2;
ΔP=P−P1 formula 2;
c: calculating a pressure P2 at the riser after turning on the downlink device by a formula 3;
P2=ΔP+ρ(1−k)2Q2/2μ2s2 formula 3;
d: since a pressure drop of a throttle valve of the downlink device is also P2 according to a pressure balance relationship, calculating an opening area S1 of the throttle valve of the downlink device by a formula 4;
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e: adjusting the throttle valve to a calculated opening degree according to a relationship between the opening degree and the opening area S1 of the throttle valve, so that a diverting flow automatically reaches the set diversion ratio; providing a cut-off circuit to each function block of the rotary steering system; numbering each function block, and forming a preset corresponding relationship between the function block and the diverting flow of the downlink device, which is solidified in a rotary steering tool control software; if any function block is abnormal, adjusting the diverting flow of the downlink device according to the preset corresponding relationship between the function block and the diverting flow; automatically targeting a function block that needs to be cut off according to a flow change detected downhole, and shutting down the downhole unit.
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