Oil drill pipes are important equipment in oilfield drilling operations, and their storage directly affects the efficiency and safety of drilling operations. Casing pipe, pup joints, tubing and drill string components (drill pipes, drill collars, square drill pipes, etc.) are collectively referred to as oil well pipes (OCTG). Proper storage of oil drill pipes is an important part of ensuring the smooth progress of drilling operations. The following will introduce in detail how to properly store oil drill pipes.
1. The storage site should be flat, well-drained, and avoid water accumulation. At the same time, it should avoid direct sunlight and rain and snow.
2. The storage site should have a wall with a height of not less than 2 meters to prevent outsiders from entering and protect the drill pipes, ensuring the safety and airtightness of the storage site.
Drill pipes should be classified and stored according to their models and specifications, and clearly identified for easy management and use.
1. Drill pipe storage should follow the first-in-first-out principle, that is, the drill pipe stored first should be taken out and used first.
2. When storing drill pipe, they should be placed vertically on the ground, and try to avoid the drill pipes falling sideways or horizontally.
3. Drill pipes should be tied with belts to ensure that the distance between drill pipes is not too small or too large.
4. When storing, the drill pipe logo should face outward, and the logo should be clearly visible for future use and management.
1. In the case of long-term non-use, the drill pipe should be checked regularly to ensure the quality of the drill pipe.
2. During the storage period, the drill pipe should be cleaned at any time and coated with an anti-corrosion layer to prevent the drill pipe from rusting and moisture.
3. When the drill pipe is used or transferred to other places, a comprehensive inspection should be carried out to ensure safety and reliability.
1. During storage, instrument inspections should be carried out regularly to check whether the drill pipe is damaged or has other quality problems. If damaged or deformed drill pipes are found, they should be replaced or repaired in time.
2. Drill pipes should be stored in different categories to avoid mixing to prevent damage and facilitate management.
3. After drilling, the drill pipes should be checked for cracks or other damage, and if so, they should be repaired or replaced.