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    This quality alert from August 2010 addresses issues with Addressable Release Tools (ARTs) that could cause blockages. It provides instructions to clean pressure ports using silicone grease if blocked by mud or debris. It also specifies maximum acceptable gaps and ball bearing hole sizes that would require tools to be redressed or replaced if exceeded to ensure proper functioning. Any questions should be directed to the listed contact.

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    This quality alert from August 2010 addresses issues with Addressable Release Tools (ARTs) that could cause blockages. It provides instructions to clean pressure ports using silicone grease if blocked by mud or debris. It also specifies maximum acceptable gaps and ball bearing hole sizes that would require tools to be redressed or replaced if exceeded to ensure proper functioning. Any questions should be directed to the listed contact.

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    This quality alert from August 2010 addresses issues with Addressable Release Tools (ARTs) that could cause blockages. It provides instructions to clean pressure ports using silicone grease if blocked by mud or debris. It also specifies maximum acceptable gaps and ball bearing hole sizes that would require tools to be redressed or replaced if exceeded to ensure proper functioning. Any questions should be directed to the listed contact.

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    QUALITY ALERT - Lab

    Date: August 2010

    Addressable Release Tool (ART) Issues


    Background: We have case where valve piston is full of mud and blockage the filter Lower sub to housing gap after job Ball bearing hole stretch measurement during PM2 and AFTER FISHING operation

    Tools affected: All GGTs ART-H

    Approach: SILICONE Grease Remove retaining plug then both filter screen on pressure ports Blow air to clean the pressure port, keep doing it until no fluid/mud/debris seen to exit on the other port Silicone grease (SAP 100000338) to be used to flush the pressure port from one side until it flow to the other side of the port. Keep flowing for few strokes to confirm.

    LOWER HEAD Maximum Gap Lower head sub to housing maximum gap is 0.03 or 0.75mm. Feeler Gauge (GGTs PN 301-00707A) can be used for identification This gap has to be check before and after job. A fully redress is needed to confirmed mechanism.

    BALL BEARING Hole Ball bearing (3) hole on fishing body has to be inspected during PM2 and after FISHING operation for stretch sign. Maximum is 6.2mm. More than that the fishing body has to be replaced.

    6.2mm

    Question? Rosin.Tanya@Halliburton.com

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