Downhole test tool and method of use

1. A downhole integrity testing tool, the tool comprising:

a substantially cylindrical assembly having first and second ends adapted for connection in a work string;

an anchor mechanism configured to grip a section of tubular in a well bore; and

a packer assembly being settable to create a seal between the tool and the tubular to thereby allow the flow of fluids into a sealed area to perform an integrity test;

wherein the anchor mechanism is hydraulically actuated, resettable and the tool is configured to operate in:

a first configuration wherein the anchor mechanism and the packer assembly are unset so that rotation of the work string is transmitted through the tool;

a second configuration wherein the anchor mechanism is set to grip the tubular and the packer assembly is unset so that fluid may be circulated through the tool without movement of the tool; and

a third configuration wherein the anchor mechanism and the packer assembly are both set in order to perform an integrity test.

2. The tool according to claim 1 wherein the anchor mechanism that is configured to be reversibly set at different axial positions in the well bore so that the integrity testing tool may be anchored at different axial positions in the well bore.

3. The tool according to claim 1 wherein the anchor mechanism is located below the packer assembly when positioned in the work string.

4. The tool according to claim 1 wherein the anchor mechanism comprises a cone and at least one slip mounted on a tool body, the at least one slip being configured to engage an inner surface of section of tubular.

5. The tool according to claim 4 wherein the anchor mechanism comprises a first sleeve configured to be slidably mounted within the tool body and configured to move the at least one slip between a first position where the at least one slip does not engage the casing and a second position where the at least one slip engages the casing.

6. The tool according to claim 1 wherein the anchor mechanism is settable to prevent accidental release of the anchor mechanism by locking the slips between a surface of the cone of the tool and the tubular on application of tension.

7. The tool according to claim 1 wherein the packer assembly is a tension-set packer.

8. The tool according to claim 7 wherein the packer assembly comprises a mandrel or sleeve which is configured to be axial moveable relative to the tool body so as to radially expand at least one packer element when tension is applied to the tool.

9. The tool according to claim 7 wherein the packer assembly comprises at least one port configured to be in fluid communication with an annulus of the well bore.

10. The tool according to claim 9 wherein the at least one port is opened by axial movement of the mandrel or sleeve relative to the tool body in a first direction may open the at least one port.

11. The tool according to claim 1 wherein the integrity testing tool includes a drill and the drill is located below the anchor mechanism.

12. The tool according to claim 1 wherein the integrity testing tool includes a cutter.

13. The tool according to claim 1 wherein the integrity testing tool includes a bridge plug.

14. A downhole integrity testing tool, the tool comprising:

a substantially cylindrical assembly having first and second ends adapted for connection in a work string;

an anchor mechanism configured to grip a section of tubular in a well bore; and

a packer assembly being settable to create a seal between the tool and the tubular to thereby allow the flow of fluids into a sealed area to perform an integrity test;

wherein the anchor mechanism is pneumatically actuated, resettable and the tool is configured to operate in:

a first configuration wherein the anchor mechanism and the packer assembly are unset so that rotation of the work string is transmitted through the tool;

a second configuration wherein the anchor mechanism is set to grip the tubular and the packer assembly is unset so that fluid may be circulated through the tool without movement of the tool; and

a third configuration wherein the anchor mechanism and the packer assembly are both set in order to perform an integrity test.

15. The tool according to claim 14 wherein the anchor mechanism is actuated by pumping fluid into a bore in the tool above a pre-set flow rate threshold to move the sleeve.

16. A method of pressure integrity testing a well bore, the method comprising:

(a) providing an integrity testing tool comprising:

a substantially cylindrical assembly having first and second ends adapted for connection in a work string;

an anchor mechanism configured to grip a section of tubular in a well bore; and

a packer assembly being settable to create a seal between the tool and the tubular to thereby allow the flow of fluids into a sealed area to perform an integrity test;

wherein the anchor mechanism is resettable and the tool is configured to operate in:

a first configuration wherein the anchor mechanism and the packer assembly are unset so that rotation of the work string is transmitted through the tool;

a second configuration wherein the anchor mechanism is set to grip the tubular and the packer assembly is unset so that fluid may be circulated through the tool without movement of the tool; and

a third configuration wherein the anchor mechanism and the packer assembly are both set in order to perform an integrity test;

(b) operating the tool in the first configuration with:

the packer assembly and the anchor mechanism being unset; and

operating a further tool on the work string via rotation of the work string through the tool;

(c) operating the tool in the second configuration by:

actuating the anchor mechanism to grip a section of a well bore; and

pumping fluid throuah the tool and up an annulus between the tool and a tubular in the well bore;

(d) operating the tool in the third configuration by:

actuating a packer assembly to seal the well bore; and

monitoring at surface for pressure changes in the fluid indicative of loss of integrity; and

wherein the method is performed in a single trip in the well bore and wherein the steps of dressing-off a cement plug, cutting and pulling a section of the tubular are also performed on the same trip in the well bore.

17. The method according to claim 16 wherein the method comprises performing a negative pressure integrity test.

18. The method according to claim 16 wherein the method comprises performing a positive pressure integrity test.