Schlumberger Technology Corporation

Rishi Mishra

Robert Kyle Wiesenborn

Xuedong Yang

Maxim Klyuzhev

Dan Tabalan

Idalia Stevenson

Mohammad Irfan Uddin

A rotating check valve is disclosed for improved debris collection within a wellbore. The check valve can be part of a debris removal tool that includes a motor, pump, gearbox, bailer, milling bit, the check valve, rotational shafts. On its uphole end, the check valve can be coupled with the bailer such that the check valve can rotate relative to the bailer. Also on the uphole end, the check valve can be rotationally coupled to a shaft that passes through the bailer and couples with the gearbox. On the downhole end, the check valve can be rotationally coupled to the milling bit. The check valve can include a torque transfer mechanism that transfers torque generated by the motor and gearbox to the milling bit. The check valve can include a unidirectional flow control mechanism that restricts the flow of fluid and debris to the uphole direction.

Rotating check valve for improved downhole operations

A method for milling and removing debris in a wellbore, comprising: moving a collecting while milling (CWM) tool downhole into the wellbore; and conducting a first operation with the CWM tool, wherein the first operation comprises: a first cycle including operating a motor of the CWM tool at a first torque and a first speed, wherein the first operation includes milling an obstruction in a wellbore; and a second cycle including operating the motor of the CWM tool at a second torque and second speed to power a centrifugal pump to circulate wellbore fluid through a bailer of the CWM tool to collect debris, wherein the first torque is greater than the second torque and the second speed is greater than the first speed.

Real time automated control method for wireline downhole debris collecting while milling operation

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