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    Tubing Stress Analysis

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    1. The purpose of tubing stress analysis is to define the weight, grade, metallurgy and size of the completion string and ensure it can withstand installation and service loads over the life of the well. 2. It assists in determining what packers, anchors, and expansion devices are required based on the loads and the length of seal bores. 3. The analysis helps define surface equipment requirements by assessing load cases such as shut-in pressure and flowing temperatures.

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    1. The purpose of tubing stress analysis is to define the weight, grade, metallurgy and size of the completion string and ensure it can withstand installation and service loads over the life of the well. 2. It assists in determining what packers, anchors, and expansion devices are required based on the loads and the length of seal bores. 3. The analysis helps define surface equipment requirements by assessing load cases such as shut-in pressure and flowing temperatures.

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    1. The purpose of tubing stress analysis is to define the weight, grade, metallurgy and size of the completion string and ensure it can withstand installation and service loads over the life of the well. 2. It assists in determining what packers, anchors, and expansion devices are required based on the loads and the length of seal bores. 3. The analysis helps define surface equipment requirements by assessing load cases such as shut-in pressure and flowing temperatures.

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    1. The purpose of tubing stress analysis is to define the weight, grade, metallurgy and size of the completion string and ensure it can withstand installation and service loads over the life of the well. 2. It assists in determining what packers, anchors, and expansion devices are required based on the loads and the length of seal bores. 3. The analysis helps define surface equipment requirements by assessing load cases such as shut-in pressure and flowing temperatures.

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    Purpose of tubing stress analysis:

    1 define weight, grade, metallurgy & size of the completion


    2 ensure tubing can withstand with all projected installation and service loads f
    3 Help to define what packers/anchors and expansion devices are required. The
    4 assist in definition of surface equipment such as wellheads, trees and flowlon

    on and service loads for the life of the well


    vices are required. The loads on any packers and the length of the seal bores in expansion devices will need d
    ads, trees and flowlones by assessing load cases such as shut-in pressure and flowing temperatures

    on devices will need defining. Load transfered through packers/anchors to the casing will need to be assesse
    emperatures

    ill need to be assessed.

    INPUT DATA
    Grade
    =
    ID
    =
    OD
    =
    Yield
    =
    SoM
    =
    Connection
    =
    ID
    =
    OD
    =
    Burst
    =
    Collapse
    =
    Weight
    =
    Depth (TVD)
    =
    Depth (MD)
    =
    Well Inclination
    =
    Wellbore fluid (Ext)=
    Wellbore fluid (Int) =

    Axial strength
    Ax
    Fx
    Axial load
    Fw
    Or
    Fw

    L80
    4.892 inch
    5.5 inch
    80,000 psi

    inch
    inch
    psi
    psi
    17 ppf
    10,000 ft
    10,000 ft
    10 deg
    8.33 ppg
    8.33 ppg

    =
    =

    4.962579 inch^2
    397006.3 lb

    167417.1 lb

    170000 lb

    Buoyancy
    Pi
    Pe
    Ai
    Ae
    Fb

    =
    =
    =
    =
    =

    4331.6 psi
    4331.6 psi
    18.79653 inch^2
    23.75911 inch^2
    -21495.91 lb

    Pressure Test
    test pressure
    plug depth
    Tubing Internal Area
    Fp

    =
    =
    =
    =

    5000 psi
    5000 ft
    18.79653 inch^2
    134692.2 psi

    Piston forces (Due to crossover)

    Tubing properties:
    OD
    ID
    Conn OD
    Conn ID
    Weight

    Calculation

    Depth

    Hole size Angle

    Weight

    Bending Drag
    forces forces

    Buoyancy
    forces

    Total
    effective
    tension

    critical buckling forces


    Sinusoidal
    Helical

    maximum helix angle


    Sinusoidal
    Helical

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