A tension set packer, like a compression set packer, is sensitive to temperature, pressure, and force changes. Proper tension must be applied to ensure stability under all extreme operating conditions, as bumping or jarring the tubing string while releasing the packer can damage the tubing. A stuck compression packer risks top joint failure from tension, while a stuck tension packer risks buckling from compression when being released. Completion force and length change calculations determine stress levels to compare to tubing yield strengths and identify risks of permanent buckling or separation under extreme conditions.
A tension set packer, like a compression set packer, is sensitive to temperature, pressure, and force changes. Proper tension must be applied to ensure stability under all extreme operating conditions, as bumping or jarring the tubing string while releasing the packer can damage the tubing. A stuck compression packer risks top joint failure from tension, while a stuck tension packer risks buckling from compression when being released. Completion force and length change calculations determine stress levels to compare to tubing yield strengths and identify risks of permanent buckling or separation under extreme conditions.
A tension set packer, like a compression set packer, is sensitive to temperature, pressure, and force changes. Proper tension must be applied to ensure stability under all extreme operating conditions, as bumping or jarring the tubing string while releasing the packer can damage the tubing. A stuck compression packer risks top joint failure from tension, while a stuck tension packer risks buckling from compression when being released. Completion force and length change calculations determine stress levels to compare to tubing yield strengths and identify risks of permanent buckling or separation under extreme conditions.
As in a compression set hookwallpacker, a tension set packer is sensitive to
temperature,pressure, and force changes. Ample tension must be applied to
the packer to assure packer stability and all extreme operating conditions must be considered. Bumping and jarring of the tubing string while releasing a packer can place damaging forces on the tubing string in excess of tubing yield. A compression set packer if stuck, places a large tension force (top joint failure) on the tubing string, while a tension set packer (if stuck) may place a large compressive (buckling) force on the tubing string white being released.
The end result of a completionforce and lengthchange calculation is to arrive
at a stress value, which can then be compared to known tubing yield strengths in order to determine whether or not permanent buckling or top joint separation will occur under the most extreme conditions. Packer failure