Telemetry operated setting tool

1. A setting tool for hanging a tubular string from a liner string, casing string, or wellhead, comprising:

a mandrel having an upper portion and a lower portion for extending into the tubular string;

a housing connected to the mandrel upper portion;

a bonnet: for receiving an upper end of the tubular string, disposed along the mandrel, and linked to the housing;

a setting actuator for stroking the bonnet relative to the mandrel and the housing, thereby setting a hanger of the tubular string;

an electronics package in communication with the setting actuator for operating the setting actuator in response to receiving a command signal; and

a latch: connected to the mandrel lower portion, operable between an extended position and a retracted position, for being restrained in the retracted position by being disposed in the tubular string, and extendable by being removed from the tubular string, wherein:

the setting actuator is hydraulic,

the setting tool has a hydraulic reservoir in fluid communication with an inlet of the setting actuator, an actuation chamber in fluid communication with an outlet of the setting actuator, and a balance chamber in fluid communication with the reservoir, and

the setting tool further comprises a piston in fluid communication with the setting actuator outlet and the balance chamber.

2. The setting tool of claim 1 , further comprising an antenna disposed in the mandrel and in communication with a bore of the setting tool for receiving the command signal.

3. The setting tool of claim 1 , wherein the setting tool further has a bypass passage and a shutoff valve disposed in the bypass passage for selectively providing fluid communication between the actuation chamber and the reservoir.

4. The setting tool of claim 1 , wherein the bonnet is linked to the housing by having a catch sleeve extending into the balance chamber.

5. The setting tool of claim 1 , wherein the piston is a barrel having an actuation piston, a balance piston, and a sleeve connecting the actuation and balance pistons.

6. The setting tool of claim 5 , further comprising an override piston disposed in the barrel and dividing a bore of the barrel into an upper override chamber and a lower override chamber,

wherein the mandrel has an upper and lower ports, each port providing fluid communication between a bore of the setting tool and the respective override chamber.

7. A deployment assembly for hanging a tubular string from a liner string, casing string, or wellhead, comprising:

the setting tool of claim 1 operable to set a hanger and packer of the tubular string; and

a running tool operable to longitudinally and torsionally connect the tubular string to an upper portion of the deployment assembly and comprising a lock actuator and an electronics package in communication with the lock actuator for operating the lock actuator in response to receiving a second command signal.

8. The deployment assembly of claim 7 , wherein:

the running tool further comprises:

a tubular body connectable to the mandrel;

a latch for releasably connecting the tubular string to the body and comprising:

a longitudinal fastener for engaging a longitudinal profile of the tubular string; and

a torsional fastener for engaging a torsional profile of the tubular string;

a lock movable between a locked position and an unlocked position by the lock actuator, the lock keeping the latch engaged in the locked position; and

a clutch for selectively torsionally connecting the torsional fastener to the body, and

the setting tool is operable as a slip joint allowing relative longitudinal movement between the mandrel and the tubular string in order to operate the clutch.

9. The deployment assembly of claim 7 , further comprising a plug release system connected to the running tool and comprising:

a wiper plug;

a plug release actuator; and

an electronics package in communication with the plug release actuator for operating the plug release actuator and releasing the wiper plug in response to receiving a third command signal.

10. A system for hanging a tubular string from a liner string, casing string, or wellhead, comprising:

the deployment assembly of claim 7 ; and

the tubular string comprising:

a polished bore receptacle having a latch profile for engagement with the running tool;

a setting sleeve for engagement with the bonnet;

a packer connected to the setting sleeve;

a hanger having an upper portion connected to the packer and a lower portion connected to the polished bore receptacle;

a shearable fastener connecting the hanger upper portion to the polished bore receptacle; and

a releasable slip joint connecting an upper portion of the packer to the polished bore receptacle.

11. A method of hanging a tubular string from a liner string, casing string, or wellhead, comprising:

running the tubular string into a wellbore using a deployment string and a deployment assembly, wherein the deployment assembly comprises a setting tool closing an upper end of the tubular string;

sending a first command signal to the setting tool, thereby setting a hanger of the tubular string;

after hanging the tubular string, raising the setting tool from the tubular string, thereby extending a latch of the setting tool against the upper end; and

after raising the setting tool, setting weight on the latch and upper end, thereby setting a packer of the tubular string, wherein:

the setting tool closes the upper end with a bonnet engaged with a setting sleeve of the tubular string,

the setting tool sets the hanger by operating the setting actuator to push the bonnet and setting sleeve,

the deployment assembly further comprises a running tool longitudinally and torsionally fastening the tubular string to the deployment string, and

the method further comprises, after hanging the tubular string, sending a second command signal to the running tool, thereby unlocking or releasing the running tool.

12. The method of claim 11 , wherein the command signal is sent by pumping a wireless identification tag through the deployment string to the setting tool.

13. The method of claim 11 , wherein:

the running tool is unlocked by sending the second command signal,

the method further comprises releasing the running tool by lowering and then rotating the deployment string, and

the bonnet and setting sleeve remain stationery while lowering the deployment string.

14. The method of claim 11 , further comprising:

pumping cement slurry into the deployment string; and

driving the cement slurry through the deployment string and deployment assembly while sending a third command signal to a plug release system of the deployment assembly, wherein the plug release system releases a wiper plug in response to receiving the command signal.

15. The method of claim 14 , wherein the cement slurry is driven by a following with a dart and the third command signal is sent by the dart having an embedded wireless identification tag.