Tubing evacuation load is a collapse load on the production tubing. Internal pressure is constructed as -
fraction of tubing to which the tubing is evacuated. Default fraction is 0.5
fluid density inside the tubing below the evacuation. Default density is 2.5 ppg
Top of fluid column is calculated as - sdrop = x × sEOT Then convert the measured depth sdrop to true vertical depth zdropzdrop = [sdrop] → convert to TVD where,
sEOT = measured depth of the end of tubing, ft MD
sdrop = measured depth of the fluid column drop, ft MD
zdrop = true vertical depth of the fluid column drop, ft TVD
Description - Enter an appropriate name for the load to replace the default name.
Pressure at Hanger outside the tubing - Default value is shown based on the calculation described earlier. User can change this pressure as appropriate.
Fluid Density Inside Tubing - Enter an appropriate tubing fluid density. Default density is 2.5 ppg.
Fraction of Tubing Evacuated (0 - 1.0) - Enter an appropriate fraction to replace the default tubing fraction of fluid evacuation.
Fluid Drop Depth - It is calculated based on the fraction of tubing evacuated. It is not an input.
Temperature Profile - Select an appropriate temperature profile for this load case. Undisturbed temperature has been selected as default.
Packer Setting - Select appropriate external fluid to the packer depth. Default packer fluid density is picked from the casing program.
Section Bottom - Fluid below the packer is being selected as the tubing fluid. The density is entered earlier.
Internal and external pressure profiles for Tubing Evacuation load