Method for constructing high-strength cavity at bottom of vertical well
A construction method and high-strength technology, applied in wellbore/well components, drilling equipment and methods, construction, etc., can solve problems such as unfavorable chamber stability, irregular cavity shape, height, sudden transition, etc., and it is not easy to achieve. The effect of collapsed hole, high formation strength and regular shape
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[0025] The construction method of the high-strength chamber at the bottom of the natural gas hydrate vertical well in the sea area of the present invention is a process method carried out by adopting the technology of reaming cast-in-place piles. Two cavities with different diameters are respectively constructed through two chamber expansions. The first The secondary cavity expansion is carried out on the formation below the hydrate floor. The formation is soft, and the jet cavity expansion can be carried out by pumping high-pressure mud into the jet expansion bit. Pump high-strength cement slurry in the jet expansion drill bit for initial pile grouting. Since the perfusion was performed without lifting the drill, the shape and size of the cavity could not be measured, and the requirement of the cavity rule could not be met. Based on the above reasons, it is necessary to carry out secondary cavity expansion on the basis of the high-strength cement primary pile, and pour a pi...
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