Based on the three-dimensional elastic-plastic finite element analysis of the 8"(203.2 mm)drill collar joint,this paper studies the mechanical characteristics of the pin and box of NC56 drill collar joints under ...Based on the three-dimensional elastic-plastic finite element analysis of the 8"(203.2 mm)drill collar joint,this paper studies the mechanical characteristics of the pin and box of NC56 drill collar joints under complex load conditions,as well as the downhole secondary makeup features,and calculates the downhole equivalent impact torque with the relative offset at the shoulder of internal and external threads.On the basis of verifying the correctness of the calculation results by using measured results in Well GT1,the prediction model of the downhole equivalent impact torque is formed and applied in the first extra-deep well with a depth over 10000 m in China(Well SDTK1).The results indicate that under complex loads,the stress distribution in drill collar joints is uneven,with relatively higher von Mises stress at the shoulder and the threads close to the shoulder.For 203.2 mm drill collar joints pre-tightened according to the make-up torque recommended by American Petroleum Institute standards,when the downhole equivalent impact torque exceeds 65 kN·m,the preload balance of the joint is disrupted,leading to secondary make-up of the joint.As the downhole equivalent impact torque increases,the relative offset at the shoulder of internal and external threads increases.The calculation results reveal that there exists significant downhole impact torque in Well SDTK1 with complex loading environment.It is necessary to use double shoulder collar joints to improve the impact torque resistance of the joint or optimize the operating parameters to reduce the downhole impact torque,and effectively prevent drilling tool failure.展开更多
To understand how a woodpecker is able accelerate its head to such a high velocity in a short amount of time,a multi-rigid-segment model of a woodpecker＇s body is established in this study.Based on the skeletal speci...To understand how a woodpecker is able accelerate its head to such a high velocity in a short amount of time,a multi-rigid-segment model of a woodpecker＇s body is established in this study.Based on the skeletal specimen of the woodpecker and several videos of woodpeckers pecking,the parameters of a three-degree-of-freedom system are determined.The high velocity of the head is found to be the result of a whipping effect,which could be affected by muscle torque and tendon stiffness.The mechanism of whipping is analyzed by comparing the response of a hinged rod to that of a rigid rod.Depending on the parameters,the dynamic behavior of a hinged rod is classified into three response modes.Of these,a high free-end velocity could be achieved in mode II.The model is then generalized to a multihinge condition,and the free-end velocity is found to increase with hinge number,which explains the high free-end velocity resulting from whipping.Furthermore,the effects of some other factors,such as damping and mass distribution,on the velocity are also discussed.展开更多
A new electrical toothed band brake is proposed based on the planetary gear shifting transmission.The corresponding mathematical model and the finite element model are established to investigate the braking dynamic ch...A new electrical toothed band brake is proposed based on the planetary gear shifting transmission.The corresponding mathematical model and the finite element model are established to investigate the braking dynamic characteristics and the stress distribution of brake components.According to the structural features and working principle of the brake,the braking process can be divided into a gap elimination stage,a sliding stage,a meshing stage,and a collision stage.The greater the initial speed of brake drum,the higher the impact torque in the collision stage,and the larger the stress of brake components.The ideal range of initial speed is 50-100 r/min,and the ultimate stress is 514 MPa appeared in the right brake band.This study present a wide range of possibilities for further investigation and application of the electrical toothed band brake.展开更多
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(52174003,52374008).
文摘Based on the three-dimensional elastic-plastic finite element analysis of the 8"(203.2 mm)drill collar joint,this paper studies the mechanical characteristics of the pin and box of NC56 drill collar joints under complex load conditions,as well as the downhole secondary makeup features,and calculates the downhole equivalent impact torque with the relative offset at the shoulder of internal and external threads.On the basis of verifying the correctness of the calculation results by using measured results in Well GT1,the prediction model of the downhole equivalent impact torque is formed and applied in the first extra-deep well with a depth over 10000 m in China(Well SDTK1).The results indicate that under complex loads,the stress distribution in drill collar joints is uneven,with relatively higher von Mises stress at the shoulder and the threads close to the shoulder.For 203.2 mm drill collar joints pre-tightened according to the make-up torque recommended by American Petroleum Institute standards,when the downhole equivalent impact torque exceeds 65 kN·m,the preload balance of the joint is disrupted,leading to secondary make-up of the joint.As the downhole equivalent impact torque increases,the relative offset at the shoulder of internal and external threads increases.The calculation results reveal that there exists significant downhole impact torque in Well SDTK1 with complex loading environment.It is necessary to use double shoulder collar joints to improve the impact torque resistance of the joint or optimize the operating parameters to reduce the downhole impact torque,and effectively prevent drilling tool failure.
基金support of the National Natural Science Foundation of China(NSFC)(Grant 11372163)the National Fundamental Research Program of China (Grant 2011CB610305)the support of the NSFC Key Project 11032001
文摘To understand how a woodpecker is able accelerate its head to such a high velocity in a short amount of time,a multi-rigid-segment model of a woodpecker＇s body is established in this study.Based on the skeletal specimen of the woodpecker and several videos of woodpeckers pecking,the parameters of a three-degree-of-freedom system are determined.The high velocity of the head is found to be the result of a whipping effect,which could be affected by muscle torque and tendon stiffness.The mechanism of whipping is analyzed by comparing the response of a hinged rod to that of a rigid rod.Depending on the parameters,the dynamic behavior of a hinged rod is classified into three response modes.Of these,a high free-end velocity could be achieved in mode II.The model is then generalized to a multihinge condition,and the free-end velocity is found to increase with hinge number,which explains the high free-end velocity resulting from whipping.Furthermore,the effects of some other factors,such as damping and mass distribution,on the velocity are also discussed.
基金funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.52205047,52175037)China Postdoctoral Science Foundation(No.2021M700422)Beijing Key Laboratory Foundation(No.KF20212223201).
文摘A new electrical toothed band brake is proposed based on the planetary gear shifting transmission.The corresponding mathematical model and the finite element model are established to investigate the braking dynamic characteristics and the stress distribution of brake components.According to the structural features and working principle of the brake,the braking process can be divided into a gap elimination stage,a sliding stage,a meshing stage,and a collision stage.The greater the initial speed of brake drum,the higher the impact torque in the collision stage,and the larger the stress of brake components.The ideal range of initial speed is 50-100 r/min,and the ultimate stress is 514 MPa appeared in the right brake band.This study present a wide range of possibilities for further investigation and application of the electrical toothed band brake.
