Introduction

During drilling and workover operations, working on the second-level platform is extremely dangerous and arduous. Derrick operators on the second-level platform use hooks to lower and retrieve columns from the height of the derrick. During this process, columns must be placed from the wellhead to the fingerrail or transferred from the fingerrail to the hook at the wellhead. Derrick operators frequently extend their upper bodies above the second-level platform railing to release, install, and lower columns. This high-altitude work is extremely dangerous, creates a harsh working environment, and is labor-intensive.

To improve operational safety, enhance the working environment, and reduce labor intensity, a second-level platform pipe-laying robot can replace manual labor and derrick operators. Equipped with a video monitoring system and hydraulic elevators, it enables unmanned operation on the second-level platform.

Technical Parameters

Functions and Features

• Features one-touch automatic operation and multiple interlock safety features.

• Three operating modes: remote control, main unit operation, and driller remote operation.

• Visual monitoring provides full control of work dynamics, enabling unmanned operation on the second-level platform.

• Features real-time detection and potential fault diagnosis, improving equipment reliability and stability, enhancing maintenance and repair convenience, and ensuring safe operation.

• In the event of a fault, the device can be restored to manual operation without disrupting normal drilling operations.

• Lightweight, modular design, interchangeable with the existing second-level platform, suitable for retrofitting older drilling rigs.

Application Cases