Efficient single trip gravel pack service tool

A system for performing at least two subterranean hydrocarbon services in a single trip downhole, comprising:

• a service tool disposed within a tubular member forming an annuls therebetween, wherein the service tool comprises:
• a body having an aperture formed therethrough;
• a valve system connected to the body, wherein a flow path between a first portion of the aperture and a second portion of the aperture is selectively formed by the valve system;
• a first flow port formed through a first portion of the body, wherein the valve system selectively forms a flow path between the first portion of the aperture, the first flow port, and an outer diameter of the body;
• a channel formed in a portion of the body, wherein the channel is isolated from the first portion of the aperture;
• and
• a second flow port formed through a second portion of the body, wherein the valve system selectively forms a flow path between the second portion of the aperture, the second flow port, and the channel, wherein the valve system forms at least one of the flow paths without longitudinal movement relative to a wellbore;
• and
• wherein the tubular member comprises:
• a main body;
• a third flow port formed through the main body, wherein a flow path is selectively formed through the third flow port between the annulus and an exterior of the main body without longitudinal movement of the main body;
• and
• a sand screen disposed adjacent the main body.

A method for performing at least two hydrocarbon services on a wellbore in a single trip downhole, comprising:

• locating a service tool within a wellbore adjacent a subterranean formation, the service tool comprising:
• a body having an aperture formed therethrough;
• a valve system connected to the body, wherein a flow path between a first portion of the aperture and a second portion of the aperture is selectively formed by the valve system;
• a first flow port formed through a first portion of the body, wherein the valve system selectively forms a flow path between the first portion of the aperture, the first flow port, and an outer diameter of the body;
• a channel formed in a portion of the body, wherein the channel is isolated from the first portion of the aperture;
• and
• a second flow port formed through a second portion of the body, wherein the valve system selectively forms a flow path between the second portion of the aperture, the second flow port, and the channel, wherein the valve system forms at least one of the flow paths without longitudinal movement relative to a wellbore,
• wherein during the locating the first and second flow ports are isolated from the aperture of the body by the valve system, and wherein the flow path between the first portion of the body and the second portion of the body is formed by the valve system;
• isolating the first portion of the body from the second portion of the body with the valve system without moving the service tool relative to the wellbore;
• forming the flow path through the first flow port between the first portion of the aperture of the body and the exterior of the body with the valve system without imparting motion to the service tool relative to the wellbore;
• and
• forming the flow path through the second port between the second portion of the aperture of the body and the channel without moving the service tool relative to the wellbore.