Frac plug system with integrated setting tool

1. A method of securing a frac plug system in a wellbore in a formation, comprising:

generating a pressure in a gas of the frac plug system disposed in the wellbore, the frac plug system including:

a mandrel having a first end and a second end;

a setting assembly is coupled to the mandrel at the first end;

an anchor arranged at the second end of the mandrel and receptive to the setting assembly, the anchor settable to engage the wellbore; and

a bottom sub arranged at the second end of the mandrel, the bottom sub including a first member movable relative to the mandrel;

wherein generating the pressure in the gas shifts the first member along the mandrel to move the anchor against the setting assembly to secure the setting assembly in the wellbore via radial deployment of the anchor; and

separating the mandrel from the bottom sub to leave the setting assembly and the anchor in the wellbore.

2. The method of claim 1 , wherein the bottom sub further includes a second member and the first member and the second member form a chamber receptive to a fluid in the mandrel.

3. The method of claim 1 , wherein the setting assembly further comprises a frusto-conical setting cone for receiving the anchor.

4. The method of claim 1 , wherein the anchor includes an expandable slip and expanding the anchor further comprises radially expanding the slip to engage the wellbore as a unitary piece.

5. The method of claim 1 , wherein the setting assembly further comprises a collar and a setting member having first frusto-conical surface receptive to the collar and a second frusto-conical surface receptive to the anchor.

6. The method of claim 1 , wherein the setting assembly further comprises first setting member, a second setting member having a frusto-conical surface for receiving the anchor and an elastic member that couples the first setting member to the second setting member, wherein moving the second setting member by the anchor expands the elastic member into sealing arrangement with the wellbore.

7. The method of claim 1 , wherein the setting assembly further comprises first setting cone and a second setting cone, wherein the second setting cone moves against the first setting cone to set the second setting cone in the wellbore, the first setting cone being coupled to the mandrel.

8. A frac plug system, comprising:

a mandrel having a first end and a second end;

a setting assembly coupled to the mandrel at the first end;

an anchor arranged at the second end of the mandrel and receptive to the setting assembly, the anchor settable to engage a wellbore; and

a bottom sub arranged at the second end of the mandrel, the bottom sub including a first member movable relative to the mandrel to move the anchor against the setting assembly to secure the setting assembly in the wellbore via radial deployment of the anchor;

wherein the mandrel is separable from the bottom sub to leave the setting assembly and the anchor in the wellbore.

9. The frac plug system of claim 8 , wherein the bottom sub further includes a second member and the first member and the second member form a chamber receptive to a fluid in the mandrel.

10. The frac plug system of claim 8 , wherein the setting assembly further comprises a frusto-conical setting cone for receiving the anchor.

11. The frac plug system of claim 8 , wherein the anchor includes an expandable slip and expanding the anchor further comprises radially expanding the slip to engage the wellbore as a unitary piece.

12. The frac plug system of claim 8 , wherein the setting assembly further comprises a collar and a setting member having first frusto-conical surface receptive to the collar and a second frusto-conical surface receptive to the anchor.

13. The frac plug system of claim 8 , wherein the setting assembly further comprises first setting member, a second setting member having a frusto-conical surface and an elastic member that couples the first setting member to the second setting member.

14. The frac plug system of claim 8 , wherein the setting assembly further comprises a first setting cone and a second setting cone, wherein the second setting cone moves against the first setting cone to set the second setting cone in wellbore, the first setting cone being coupled to the mandrel.

15. A downhole tool, comprising:

a mandrel having a first end and a second end;

a setting assembly coupled to the mandrel at the first end;

an anchor arranged at the second end of the mandrel and receptive to the setting assembly, the anchor settable to engage a wellbore; and

a bottom sub arranged at the second end of the mandrel, the bottom sub including a first member movable relative to the mandrel to move the anchor against the setting assembly to secure the setting assembly in the wellbore via radial deployment of the anchor;

wherein the mandrel is separable from the bottom sub to leave the setting assembly and anchor in the wellbore.

16. The downhole tool of claim 15 , wherein the bottom sub further includes a second member and the first member and the second member form a chamber receptive to a fluid in the mandrel.

17. The downhole tool of claim 15 , wherein the anchor includes an expandable slip and expanding the anchor further comprises radially expanding the slip as a unitary piece.

18. The downhole tool of claim 15 , wherein the setting assembly further comprises a collar and a setting member having first frusto-conical surface receptive to the collar and a second frusto-conical surface receptive to the anchor.

19. The downhole tool of claim 15 , wherein the setting assembly further comprises first setting member, a second setting member having a frusto-conical surface and an elastic member that couples the first setting member to the second setting member.

20. The downhole tool of claim 15 , wherein the setting assembly further comprises a first setting cone and a second setting cone, wherein the second setting cone moves against the first setting cone to set the second setting cone in the wellbore, the first setting cone being coupled to the mandrel.