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US20160177653A1
US20160177653A1 US14/971,305 US201514971305A US2016177653A1 US 20160177653 A1 US20160177653 A1 US 20160177653A1 US 201514971305 A US201514971305 A US 201514971305A US 2016177653 A1 US2016177653 A1 US 2016177653A1
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Daniel Carrera
Alexander McAuley
Zachary William Stewart
Thomas David Beales
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    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E21—EARTH OR ROCK DRILLING; MINING
    • E21B—EARTH OR ROCK DRILLING; OBTAINING OIL, GAS, WATER, SOLUBLE OR MELTABLE MATERIALS OR A SLURRY OF MINERALS FROM WELLS
    • E21B33/00—Sealing or packing boreholes or wells
    • E21B33/02—Surface sealing or packing
    • E21B33/03—Well heads; Setting-up thereof
    • E21B33/06—Blow-out preventers, i.e. apparatus closing around a drill pipe, e.g. annular blow-out preventers
    • E21B33/064—Blow-out preventers, i.e. apparatus closing around a drill pipe, e.g. annular blow-out preventers specially adapted for underwater well heads
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E21—EARTH OR ROCK DRILLING; MINING
    • E21B—EARTH OR ROCK DRILLING; OBTAINING OIL, GAS, WATER, SOLUBLE OR MELTABLE MATERIALS OR A SLURRY OF MINERALS FROM WELLS
    • E21B34/00—Valve arrangements for boreholes or wells
    • E21B34/16—Control means therefor being outside the borehole

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  • This application concerns oil and gas well drilling blowout preventers, and in particular to a mounting arrangement for solenoid valves and hydraulic valves.
  • a typical subsea blowout preventer (“BOP”) has many components, such as one or more annular blowout preventers, several pipe rams, connectors for connecting to wellhead equipment, and a quick release connector for releasing an upper portion of the BOP and the drilling riser from a lower portion in the event of an emergency. Most of these components, also referred as functions, are hydraulically actuated.
  • the BOP has a control system, also referral to as a multiplex or MUX pod layout, to control these various functions by supplying hydraulic fluid pressure to perform the particular function.
  • the control system has hydraulic valves, called SPM (sub plate manifold) valves, that supply hydraulic fluid pressure to the various BOP components.
  • SPM sub plate manifold
  • the control system has solenoid valves, that when receiving on electrical signal, send a hydraulic pilot signal to one of the hydraulic valves.
  • the cap portions of the hydraulic valves may require threading to a valve body, which can cause cross threading and galling.
  • Some prior art arrangements require removal or repositioning of the external tubing to access the hydraulic valve of interest tor purposes of replacing or repairing the valve. Fittings of external tubing typically have a limited lime they can be removed and fitted, and they may leak if tightened incorrectly.
  • a blowout preventer control system includes a valve block having a hydraulic valve face.
  • An electrically actuated solenoid valve secures to the valve block.
  • a hydraulic valve cavity extends into the valve block from the hydraulic valve face.
  • a hydraulic valve cap secures to the hydraulic valve face, covering the hydraulic valve cavity.
  • the cap has a piston chamber that sealingly receives the piston.
  • a solenoid valve pilot passage in communication with the solenoid valve has a valve block portion in the valve block that extends to the hydraulic valve face.
  • the pilot passage has a cap portion within a side wall of the cap that sealingly joins the valve block portion of the pilot passage and leads to the piston chamber.
  • a hydraulic pilot signal from the solenoid valve to the hydraulic valve moves the hydraulic valve when the solenoid valve is electrically actuated.
  • the valve block may also have a solenoid valve face.
  • a solenoid valve cavity extends into the valve block from the solenoid valve face.
  • the solenoid valve is mounted in the solenoid valve cavity.
  • the valve block portion of the pilot passage has an inner end that joins the solenoid valve cavity.
  • a solenoid valve supply passage may extend within the valve block to the solenoid valve cavity.
  • a hydraulic valve supply passage extends within the valve block to the hydraulic valve cavity.
  • a hydraulic valve outlet passage extends within the valve block hydraulic valve cavity. Movement of the hydraulic valve in one direction selectively opens the hydraulic valve supply passage to the hydraulic valve outlet passage.
  • the valve blink may have a plurality of solenoid valve cavities, each extending into the valve block from the solenoid valve face.
  • the valve block may have a plurality of hydraulic valve cavities, each extending into the valve block from the hydraulic valve face.
  • Each of the caps of the hydraulic valves may he secured by a plurality of fasteners to the hydraulic valve face.
  • the solenoid valve cavities are located side-by-side along a length of the valve block.
  • the solenoid valve supply passage extends lengthwise within the valve block.
  • the hydraulic valve cavities are located side-by-side along a length of the valve block.
  • the hydraulic valve supply passage extends lengthwise within the valve block.
  • the hydraulic valve supply passage may be parallel with the solenoid valve supply passage.
  • the valve block has a back on an opposite side from the hydraulic valve face.
  • each of the hydraulic valve outlet passages extends from one of the hydraulic valve cavities to the back.
  • the valve block has two ends facing in opposite direction.
  • the solenoid valve supply passage has an inlet at one of the ends.
  • the hydraulic valve supply passage has an inlet at one of the ends.
  • FIG. 1 is a schematic front view of an upper portion of a blowout preventer control system in accordance with this disclosure.
  • FIG. 2 is perspective view of one of the control modules of the control system of FIG. 1 .
  • FIG. 3 is a sectional view of the control module of FIG. 2 taken along the line 3 - 3 of FIG. 2 .
  • FIG. 1 schematically illustrates an upper part of a control system 11 for a subsea blowout preventer (not shown).
  • the subsea blowout preventer (“BOP”) has many components, such as one or more annular blowout preventers, several pipe rams, connectors for connecting to wellhead equipment, and a quick release connector for releasing an upper portion of the BOP and a riser from a lower portion in the event of an emergency. Most of these components, also referred as functions, are hydraulically actuated.
  • Control system 11 also referred to as a multiplex or MUX pod layout, is mounted to the BOP and controls these various functions by supplying hydraulic fluid pressure to perform the particular function.
  • Control system 11 includes a supporting frame 13 , which may be of various configurations. Several control modules 15 mount to frame 13 . In this example. FIG. 1 shows only four control modules 15 , and normally there would be at least four times that amount. Control modules 15 may be mourned to frame 13 one above the other in one or more vertical columns, and FIG. 1 shows two vertical columns.
  • Each control module 15 has a number of hydraulic valves 17 , commonly called SPM (sub plate mounted) valves. Each hydraulic valve 17 controls hydraulic fluid flow to one of the components of the blowout preventer to perform one of the functions. Each control module 15 has a number of solenoid valves 19 , each of which controls one of the hydraulic valves 17 . Solenoid valves 19 are electrically actuated and deliver hydraulic pilot signals to the hydraulic valves 17 .
  • FIG. 1 shows six hydraulic valves 17 and six solenoid valves 19 in each control module 15 , but that number can vary.
  • Each control module 15 has a solenoid valve housing 21 that encloses all of the solenoid valves 19 .
  • Housing 21 normally contains an electrical insulation dielectric liquid that is pressure compensated to equal the hydrostatic pressure of sea water.
  • Each housing 21 may have a removable cover plate 23 to provide access to solenoid valves 19 when control system 11 is retrieved for maintenance.
  • FIG. 1 shows one of the cover plates 23 broken out to illustrate the solenoid valves 19 therein.
  • FIG. 3 shows the cover plate 23 removed.
  • Control system 11 has two subsea electronics modules (SEM) 25 , each mounted to a receptacle 27 that may be connected to frame 13 .
  • SEM 25 has electronic circuitry to send signals to the various solenoid valves 19 .
  • SEMs 25 are redundant with each other. Further, typically all of the control modules 15 are redundant with another control module 15 .
  • each control module 15 has a manifold or valve block 29 , which may be a solid single piece of a steel alloy.
  • Valve block 29 has a hydraulic valve face 31 , which in this example, is flat and located in a single plane that extends the length of valve block 29 .
  • Valve block 29 also has a solenoid valve face 33 , which in this example, is flat and located in a single plane that extends the length of valve block 29 .
  • Solenoid valve face 33 is shown as the upper horizontal side of valve block 29 .
  • Hydraulic valve face 31 is shown as the vertical front of valve block 29 , in a plane perpendicular to the plane of solenoid valve face 33 .
  • Valve block 29 has two oppositely facing ends 34 .
  • Each hydraulic valve 17 has a separate cap 35 with a flange 37 and a cylindrical portion 39 extending outward from flange 37 .
  • Fasteners 41 extend through each flange 37 to secure hydraulic valve caps 35 side-by-side to hydraulic valve face 31 .
  • Each solenoid valve 19 has a separate cover 43 that secures with fasteners to solenoid valve face 33 .
  • valve block 29 also has a back 45 , which may be in a single vertical plane parallel to hydraulic valve face 31 . Also, valve block 29 may have a flat bottom 47 that is in a single horizontal plane parallel with solenoid valve face 33 .
  • Solenoid valve face 33 has a row of solenoid valve cavities 49 (one shown in FIG. 3 ), the row extending along the length of valve block 29 . Each solenoid valve cavity 49 extends into valve block 29 from and normal to solenoid valve face 33 . Solenoid valve cavities 49 may be identical.
  • One of the solenoid valves 19 secures within each of the solenoid valve cavities 49 .
  • FIG. 3 shows one of the solenoid valves 19 schematically, illustrating that a lower portion fits within solenoid valve cavity 49 while an upper portion protrudes a short distance above solenoid valve face 33 .
  • Solenoid valve 19 may be secured in solenoid valve cavity 49 by various manners, such as by threads. Solenoid valves 19 may be identical, each having an electrical solenoid portion that when energized by an electrical signal shifts a valve portion from a closed position to an open position.
  • a solenoid valve supply passage 51 extends lengthwise through valve block 29 , intersecting the lower end of each of the solenoid valve cavities 49 . Solenoid valve supply passage 51 joins each of the solenoid valve cavities 49 together. Solenoid valve supply passage 51 has an inlet 53 ( FIG. 2 ) on one of the valve block ends 34 for supplying hydraulic fluid pressure to each solenoid valve cavity 49 .
  • Hydraulic valve face 31 has a row of hydraulic valve cavities 55 (one shown in FIG. 3 ), the row extending along the length of valve block 29 .
  • Each hydraulic valve cavity 55 extends into valve block 29 normal to hydraulic valve face 31 .
  • the axis of each hydraulic valve cavity 55 is perpendicular to the axis of each solenoid valve cavity 49 and intersects the axis of one of the solenoid valve cavities 49 .
  • Hydraulic valve cavities 55 may be identical.
  • One of the hydraulic valves 17 secures into each of the hydraulic valve cavities 55 .
  • Art inner portion of hydraulic valve 17 fits within hydraulic valve cavity 55 and an outer portion protrudes forward from hydraulic valve face 31 .
  • Hydraulic valves 17 may have a variety of configurations and may be identical.
  • a hydraulic valve supply passage 57 extends lengthwise through valve block 29 , intersecting a lower side of each of the hydraulic valve cavities 55 .
  • Hydraulic valve supply passage 57 joins each of the hydraulic valve cavities 55 together.
  • Hydraulic valve supply passage 57 has an inlet 58 ( FIG. 2 ) on one of the valve block ends 34 for supplying hydraulic fluid pressure to each hydraulic valve cavity 55 .
  • Hydraulic valve supply inlet 58 may be on the same valve block end 34 as solenoid valve supply passage inlet 53 , as shown, or alternately on an opposite end 34 .
  • Hydraulic valve supply passage 57 is parallel to solenoid valve supply passage 51 in this embodiment.
  • a separate hydraulic valve millet passage 59 extends from each hydraulic valve cavity 55 to valve block back 45 .
  • Hydraulic valve outlet passages 59 are parallel with each other and generally perpendicular to hydraulic valve supply passage 57 .
  • a hydraulic line (not shown) connects each hydraulic valve outlet passage 59 to a component of the BOP to perform a function.
  • the solenoid valves 19 hydraulically signals one of the hydraulic valves 17
  • the hydraulic valve 17 will move to an open position, providing hydraulic fluid from hydraulic valve supply passage 57 to one of the hydraulic valve outlet passages 59 .
  • fluid pressure at the component BOP function may exit from hydraulic valve outlet passage 59 through a vent port (not shown) located on valve block 29 .
  • a separate pilot passage 61 extends from each solenoid valve cavity 49 to one of the hydraulic valve cavities 55 .
  • Each pilot passage 61 has an inner or valve block portion 61 a that extends from solenoid valve cavity 49 to hydraulic valve face 31 .
  • Each pilot passage 61 has an outer or cap portion 61 b that mates with pilot passage inner portion 61 a and extends within a side wall of hydraulic valve cap 35 .
  • the side wall of each hydraulic valve cap 35 has a ridge 63 (shown also in FIG. 2 ) that joins and extends along an upper side the cylindrical portion 39 of cap 35 parallel with an axis of the cylindrical portion 39 .
  • Pilot passage outer portion 61 b extends within ridge 63 coaxial with pi lot passage inner portion 61 a .
  • Pilot passage 61 has a connecting portion 61 c that joins the outer end of pilot passage outer portion 61 b and extends down to a piston chamber 65 formed in the cylindrical portion 39 of cap 35 .
  • Pilot passage connecting portion 61 c is formed by drilling a bole perpendicular to the drilled hole that forms pilot passage outer portion 61 b. After drilling connecting portion 61 c, a machinist will install a plug 66 to block the entry portion of the drilled hole forming connecting portion 61 c.
  • a hydraulic signal flows from solenoid valve supply passage 51 through pilot passage 61 to piston chamber 65 .
  • a vent passage may extend through valve block 29 to allow pressure to escape from the hydraulic valve pilot passage 61 when one of the solenoid valves 19 is de-energized.
  • hydraulic valve 17 includes a stationary cage 67 located in hydraulic valve cavity 55 .
  • An outer annulus seal 69 seals cage 67 to the cylindrical inner wall surface of hydraulic valve cavity 55 .
  • Cage 67 has a plurality of apertures or ports 71 formed therein that register with hydraulic valve supply passage 57 .
  • Cage 67 has a rearward end that abuts and seals against a back end seat 73 that surrounds the entrance of hydraulic valve outlet passage 59 .
  • Cage 67 has an opposite end that abuts and seals against a forward end seat 75 .
  • a movable spool 77 is located in cage 67 and is scaled by an inner annulus seal 78 .
  • Spool 77 strokes relative to cage 67 between the closed position shown and an open position. In the closed position, which is shown, a forward end of spool 77 seals against forward cad seat 75 .
  • the closed position blocks flow of hydraulic fluid from hydraulic valve supply passage 57 into the interior of spool 77 .
  • spool 77 In the open position, spool 77 abuts and seals against back end seat 73 . Hydraulic fluid flows from hydraulic valve supply passage 57 through cage ports 71 , into spool 77 and out hydraulic valve outlet 59 .
  • a stem 79 connects to spool 77 to move spool 77 .
  • Stem 79 extends forward from spool 77 into cap piston chamber 65 .
  • Stem 77 has a piston 81 on its forward end within cap piston chamber 65 .
  • One or more concentric coil springs 83 surround stent 79 and urge spool 77 toward the closed position.
  • a spring housing 85 surrounds a part of spring 83 and has threads 86 that secure to threads in hydraulic valve cavity 55 .
  • Spring housing 85 also secures a spring rearward retainer 87 against forward seat 75 .
  • a spring forward retainer 89 secures to stem 79 for movement therewith.
  • Stem 79 will slide relative to spring rearward retainer 87 and forward seat 75 .
  • an operator on the drilling rig sends a signal to one of the control pods 25 , which in response, sends an electrical signal to one of the solenoid valve 19 .
  • the solenoid valve 19 shifts, opening solenoid valve supply passage 51 to pilot passage 61 .
  • Hydraulic fluid flows from solenoid valve supply passage 51 through pilot passage 61 to piston chamber 65 .
  • Piston 81 moves stem 79 and spool 77 from (he closed position shown in FIG. 3 to an open position, with spool 77 abutting back end peat 73 .
  • Hydraulic fluid from hydraulic valve supply passage 57 then flows through cage ports 71 into the interior of spool 77 and out outlet passage 59 .
  • the hydraulic fluid flows to a component of the BOP to perform a function.
  • vent passage arrangement (not shown)
  • solenoid valve 19 when solenoid valve 19 is de-energized, pilot passage 61 opens to the vent passage (not shown). Hydraulic fluid would then flow through piston chamber 65 through pilot passage 61 and out the vent passage.
  • Spring 83 moves stem 79 and spool 77 from the open position to the closed position, with spool 77 abutting front end seat 75 . Hydraulic fluid pressure then travels from hydraulic outlet 59 to the hydraulic valve vent passage (not shown), releasing pressure from a component of the BOP.
  • valve module eliminates the need for external tubing to provide pilot pressure to the hydraulic valves.
  • Some embodiments of the disclosure include a bolt-on installation method for the hydraulic valve caps, which will make the assembly easier than prior art types that require rotation of a cap to secure threads.
  • the face mounted cap eliminates the problem of cross threading and galling caused by mis-threading the assembly during makeup of the assembly.
  • the embodiments described and shown herein eliminate or reduce the need for an operator to remove components from the system to access the hydraulic valves.
  • the design of the present disclosure can improve access by eliminating the tubing in front of the hydraulic valves and the fittings. The resulting clear access to the hydraulic valves will make it easier to detect leaks, conduct maintenance and repairs, and/or replace valves.
  • the embodiments of the disclosure will also eliminate the need to re-tighten fittings that may otherwise result in leaks.
  • the overall reduction in the number of components in the system leads to an increase in reliability, which is advantageous.
  • a blowout preventer control system comprising:

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KR1020177019715A KR20170137699A (ko) 2014-12-17 2015-12-17 해저 블로아웃 방지기용 유압 밸브 장치
CN201580069164.2A CN107250482A (zh) 2014-12-17 2015-12-17 用于海底防喷器的液压阀装置
MX2017008082A MX2017008082A (es) 2014-12-17 2015-12-17 Disposicion de valvula hidraulica para preventores de reventones submarinos.
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