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DRILLER'S CONSOLE
Table 4-1. Drillers Console
OPERATION Specifications
DESCRIPTION ELECTRICAL
Electrical input
The Driller's Console is the primary control The Drillers Console does not
for the rig DC functions. It is installed on require an independent power
supply. It receives these voltages
the drill floor near the Drawworks and from the other SCR Drive System
contains an Assignment switch to apply units.
power to various combinations of functions 1. 115 VAC from the Generator
suitable for tripping or drilling. In addition, Sync section.
2. 14 VDC from each SCR Unit.
the Driller's Console houses a lockout
3. -14 VDC Contactor Power
switch and throttle for each function. Lights Supply used to develop
on the Driller's Console panel indicate the contactor control signals
on-line status of the generators, SCR units, associated with each traction
motor.
and auxiliary AC devices such as blowers,
Output There are four outputs:
chain oilers, etc. 1. Zero to -8 VDC throttle
reference signals back to the
SPECIFICATIONS SCR Units for each DC function.
2. -14 VDC contactor control
signal for each traction motor.
Refer to Table 4-1. 3. -8.2 VDC supply for the DW
Foot Throttle rheostat.
WHEN AN SCR IS ASSIGNED 4. 120 VAC to MCC Relay Pan.
AND A FUNCTION SELECTOR
(SUCH AS MP1 OFF/ON) IS MECHANICAL
Mechanical Console
SELECTED, THE MOTOR(S)
The console is fabricated from
IS/ARE CONNECTED TO THE SCR 14-gauge stainless steel. The Speed
DRIVE. THE MOTOR(S) MAY ROTATE Control handles are also stainless
EVEN THOUGH THE HAND THROTTLE steel. The meters and lights are
mounted behind reinforced glass.
IS IN THE FULL COUNTER-CLOCKWISE The assembly is watertight.
POSITION. IF MOTOR ROTATION IS Size: 18 to 30" High x 36" Wide x 12"
POTENTIALLY HARMFUL, PLACE THE Deep
FUNCTION SELECTOR TO OFF. THIS (46 to 74 cM High x 92 cM Wide x
WILL DEASSIGN (DISCONNECT) THE 31 cM Deep).
Weight: 130 to 200 Pounds (60 to 92 KG).
MOTOR(S).
DW Foot Throttle
The Driller's Console is The DW Foot Throttle is fabricated
pressurized. The customer should from No. 303 stainless steel plate.
provide a dry air bleed at 75 to 150 PSI. The Foot Throttle pedal is
corrugated to provide a skid-proof
footing. The assembly is watertight.
Size: 12.75" High x 12.75" Wide x 11"
Deep
(32 cM High x 32 cM Wide x 28 cM
Deep) maximum.
Weight: 30 Pounds (14 KG).
INDICATORS AND CONTROLS The GEN and SCR Status Lights (Items 3
and 4) illuminate when the corresponding
Figure 4-1 shows the various types of units are connected to the Main AC Bus.
indicators and controls on a typical console.
The numbers shown with parentheses in The positions of the ASSIGNMENT Switch
the following description indicate items on (Item 1) are arranged as the hours on a
Figure 4-1. clock, with the vertical (12 O'clock) position
being OFF.
3
4
5
6
DETAIL A
11
8 8 9 10 10
12
Item Description
1. ASSIGNMENT switch
2. POWER LIMIT meter 13
3. GEN Status lights
4. SCR Status lights
5. BLWR Status lights
6. POWER LIM light
7. ROTARY TABLE ammeter
8. ON-OFF switch
9. EMERGENCY OFF switch
10. FWD-OFF-REV switch
11. RT LIMIT switch
12. Hand Throttle hand wheel
13. Drawworks Foot Throttle
20601-20 Rev. B
FS-082-04, FS-082-05, FS-201-02
4. Check the SCR status lights to make Main AC Bus and the POWER LIMIT
sure the SCR units to be used are Light illuminates, all the equipment
connected to the Main AC Bus. will still run, though at reduced
speed. Speed reduction is performed
5. On Propulsion or Winch systems, automatically by a Power Limit circuit
ensure that the SCR units to be used to prevent overloading of the
have been assigned to DRILLING at engine/generator sets.
the Control Room Console.
11. When changing direction of
6. Set the ASSIGNMENT SWITCH to Drawworks or Rotary Table from
the position desired. FORWARD to REVERSE (or vice
versa), first turn the HAND
7. Set the appropriate LOCKOUT THROTTLE (Items 12) completely
SWITCH to ON, FWD, or REV, as counterclockwise to OFF. Let the
desired. motor come to a complete stop
before switching the ON/OFF
8. The corresponding BLOWER Status LOCKOUT Switch (Item 8) to the
Light will illuminate. opposite direction. Otherwise,
damage may result to the SCR unit
If all auxiliary motor starters are as well as the Drawworks or Rotary
not closed, the BLOWER Status Table.
Light will not illuminate.
DRAWWORKS
DO NOT PROCEED ANY
FURTHER IF THE LIGHT 1. Achieve cathead speed by
REMAINS UNILLUMINATED. performing the preceding General
TURN OFF THE THROTTLE Instructions.
AND TROUBLESHOOT THE SYSTEM.
2. For a speedy tripping operation,
9. Rotate the desired HAND depress the FOOT THROTTLE.
THROTTLE (Items 12) clockwise to
achieve the desired speed. THE FOOT THROTTLE
REMAINS INOPERATIVE UNTIL
10. The POWER LIMIT Meter (Item 2) THE DW HAND THROTTLE IS
will indicate percentage of power MOVED OUT OF THE OFF
consumed out of the total available POSITION.
from the generators connected to the
Main AC Bus. The POWER LIMIT 3. After the tripping operation, slow the
Light (Item 6) will illuminate when Drawworks to the HAND
power consumption reaches 90%. THROTTLE setting by removing
In the interest of fuel economy, pressure on the FOOT THROTTLE.
operate the rig between 90 to 95% of
full power (as long as all functions THE DRAWWORKS DYNAMIC
are operating at desired speeds). BRAKE IS AUTOMATICALLY
Power Limit can be released by APPLIED WHEN THE FOOT
connecting additional generators to THROTTLE IS RELEASED FOR
the Main AC Bus. If all available MORE THAN TWO SECONDS.
generators are connected to the
4.88
5.38
4.88
5.38
1.00 1.00
12.75
10 .75 MOUNTING CE NTERS
ACTION RESULT
1. Open all SCR Circuit Breakers. 1. This prevents SCR Bridge phase up
The Circuit Breaker may be a switch. when the assignment contactors are
closed.
2. Jumper the auxiliary contacts of the SCR #1 2. This enables assignment contactors to
switch (CB). Place the jumper between TB8-4 be closed in SCR #1 for the function
to TB8-5 in the SCR #1 Cubicle. being tested. The green SCR ON
lamp on the Drillers console will
illuminate.
3. On the ASSIGNMENT Switch, select a 3. In the example, the MP1 contactors
function to be tested (for example, MP1 may will pick up, the blowers on Mud Pump
be run on SCR #1 in the ASSIGNMENT motors of MP1 will run, the auxiliary
switchs 2 oclock position by rotating the functions (Rod Oiler, Chain Oiler, etc.)
ASSIGNMENT switch to the 2 OCLOCK will operate and the MP1 BLOWER
position and turning the MP1 OFF-ON switch ON lamp on the Drillers Console will
to ON. illuminate.
4. Rotate the MP1 HAND THROTTLE fully 4. Monitor the throttle voltage variation at
clockwise while observing the throttle voltage MP1 INPUT (pin 125) on the DC
variation. Control Module. Measure it in respect
to ground. It should be Zero VDC
when the MP1 HAND THROTTLE is
fully counter-clockwise (minimum) and
increase to -8 VDC as it is rotated fully
clockwise (maximum).
5. Repeat Steps 2 through 4 of this functional test Refer to the control logic diagrams
for each SCR and each function powered by in the SCR System Print Book to
the SCR system. Remember to move the identify the DC Control Module
jumper for the auxiliary contacts of the SCR numbers for the desired test
switch to TB8-4 and TB8-5 of the SCR being functions.
tested.
6. Verify the Drawworks Foot Throttle operation. 6. Monitor for Drawworks Foot Throttle
Make this check for each SCR. Jumper TB8-4 voltage on the pin 114 of the DC
to TB8-5 in only one SCR at a time. Control Module as the Foot Throttle is
slowly depressed. The voltage will vary
from Zero VDC when the Foot Throttle
is not depressed to -8 VDC as the Foot
Throttle is fully depressed.
7. Remove the jumper from the SCR switch (CB) 7. There is no measurable result from
auxiliary contacts. Close the SCR switch (CB) this functional test action.
to prepare the SCR to become operational.
Refer to Section 3 (SCR Unit) for general Perform the following service on the Foot
servicing instructions. Throttle every three months under normal
conditions.
CONSOLE
1. Remove the Foot Throttle (refer to
1. Examine the internal assemblies Figure 4-4) and open the rear dust
periodically for signs of corrosion. cover.
Corrosion is possible if the front panel
door is not properly sealed or if the air or 2. Check and re-tighten the set screws.
purge air is bringing in a large quantity Ensure that the Foot Throttle
of moisture. potentiometer returns to zero.
2. Rotate the hand wheels and the 3. Check that the rheostat wiper does not
switches and examine the switch and rub the wires entering the Foot Throttle.
rheostat assemblies behind the Driller's
Console door panel. Check the switch 4. Grease the bearing surfaces.
contacts and rheostat wiper arms
carefully. Test the rheostat linkage for 5. Reassemble carefully to ensure that the
tightness. Foot Throttle box is watertight.
12.75
12.75
TOP VIEW
8.10
20601-67 Rev. A
ASSIGNMENT SWITCH
OFF
SCR1 SCR2 SCR3 SCR4 SCR1 SCR2 SCR3 SCR4
RT 12 RT
DWB DWA MP2 11 1 DWS MP1 MP2
PS PS
RT RT
MP1 DWB DWA 9 3 MP1 DWA MP2
PS PS
5 DWS
RT
PS - MP2
DW FOOT
THROTTLE
20601-68 Rev. A
RT RT
MP1 DWB DWA 9 3 MP1 DWA MP2
PS PS
DW SPD REF 117
RT RT DW FT TH 114
DWB MP2 DWA 8 4 MP1 MP2 DWA
PS PS
RT
5 DWS - MP2 RT I LIM 128
PS
RT REF 1 130
SCR 2 SCR 2
MP1 REF MPC 126
DC MODULE
MP1 REF DC 125
CP REF 2 110
DRILLER'S
TB2 CP REF 1 113
CONSOLE
24 HOUR SERVICE
RT CONT 129
ASSIGNMENT TB2 MP1 CONT 124
SWITCH -14 VDC
MP2 CONT 121 154
ASSIGNMENT P CONT 120
CONTACTORS
DW CONT 116
CP CONT 112
CB AUXILIARY
MANUAL SW
ON
CONTACTOR PS 134
OFF
(713) 467-2523
Figure 4-6. SCR 2 Wiring of Typical Driller's Console
I2 I FDBCK
SCR 2 PCI
20601-69 Rev. A
20605-50 Rev. L
DRILLERS CONSOLE
4-11
4-12
The -14 VDC signal is first passed through When the ASSIGNMENT switch is set to
the normally closed MANUAL VOLTS the 10 O'clock position, the -14 VDC CONT
switch. The MANUAL VOLTS switch is PS is conducted from ASSIGNMENT
turned on for testing purposes to phase up switch contact C10 to D10, passing power
the SCR bridge without running a motor. to the contacts of S2, the MP1 ON/OFF
switch (this switch also controls the blowers
The -14 VDC signal emerges at Pin 134 as on the MP1 traction motors). From S2, the
Contactor Power Supply (CONT PS). It is a power travels to TB2-5 and then down the
part of the 74 VDC contactor voltage: -14 control cable to TB6-5.
VDC at Pin 154 and +60 VDC at PC1-41,
see Figure 4-7. The -14 VDC CONT PS is The next contacts in the circuit shown in
then passed through the normally-open Figure 4-7 are on the Sprocket Slip Card
auxiliary contacts of the SCR switch. The - and are between PC5-16 and PC5-19.
14 VDC CONT PS is enabled when the These contacts are shown in Figure 4-7 as
SCR switch is closed (this feeds AC power normally opened. They, however, are
to the rectifier bridge). closed when power is applied. The
Sprocket Slip Card prevents traction motor
-14 VDC CONT PS is applied to TB6-2 overspeed, should one of the DC motors be
and from there is supplied to the Driller's unloaded.
Console TB2-2 via a control cable. The
SCR 2 -14 VDC CONT PS is applied to On some systems, there are
ASSIGNMENT switch contacts C1 and provisions for locking out the
C10. Mud Pump. Refer to your system prints
to see if this provision applies to your
system.
6232-010-01 Rev. A
FS-019-17, FS-002-20
-14 VDC CONT PS now goes through the Pump Throttle Reference signal is active
normally-closed SAFETY INTERLOCK when the Mud Pump Throttle is rotated
CONTACTS (the Draw Works A (K6) and enough to produce -1 VDC to the DC
Rotary Table (K4) power contactors). The Control Module.
-14 VDC of CONT PS is now present on the
left side of the Mud Pump power contactors This 0 to -1 VDC is called the DEADBAND
K2 and K7. Since there is now 74 VDC REGION.
across K2 and K7, they will pick up and
connect the traction motors to the SCR The Deadband Region has two important
bridge. purposes:
K2 and K7's normally-open auxiliary 1. The output of the Mud Pump Throttle
contacts are now closed to bring -14 VDC does not have to reach Zero Volts for
CONT PS onto Pin 124 of the DC Control the motor to stop rotating.
Module. At this time, CONT PS is renamed
the CONTACTOR SIGNAL. The -14 VDC 2. It permits the Charging Pump to be
CONTACTOR SIGNAL will turn off the started before the Mud Pump begins to
Inhibit Circuit of the DC Module if the Mud run.
Pump 1 Hand Throttle is at it's full CCW
position. Throttle Logic
The Mud Pump Throttle Reference Signal The Throttle Hand Wheel is linked to a
rheostat which outputs a Zero to -8.2 VDC
In Figure 4-9, the Mud Pump 1 Throttle signal. This corresponds to Zero through
Assembly consists of two ganged maximum throttle.
(mechanically connected) rheostats. The
front rheostat's output is supplied to Pin 125 The -8.2 VDC supply for the rheostat is
of SCR 1's DC Control Module. The rear developed on the Driller's Console PCB
rheostat's output is supplied to Pin 125 of (refer to Figure 4-10) from the -14 VDC
SCR 2's DC Control Module. The Mud from each SCR unit.
6232-010-02 Rev. A
THROTTLE LOGIC (CONCLUDED) The -14 VDC input is dropped through five
Watt 82 resistors and applied to 8.2 Volt
Zener diodes. The voltage across a Zener
diode is constant even though the incoming
voltage may vary. The regulated -8.2 VDC
is applied to the hand throttle, foot throttle
and RTI (torque) Limit rheostats.
20601-70 Rev. A
In similar fashion, MP2 logic is enabled by On some rigs, the motor is used to drive
the MP2 ON/OFF switch. either the Drawworks or the Rotary Table
through a chain drive. A gear box is used
The Drawworks and Rotary Table blowers to shift the chain drive between the two
are enabled by their respective OFF/ON functions.
switches.
A normally-closed contact of the Rotary
The blower for the Drawworks or Table relay is part of the DW CONT logic.
Rotary Table may be configured Thus, the interlock circuit enables the DW
to run for two to five seconds before the CONT signal and disables the RT CONT
throttle can be raised to start the signal. This situation is reversed when the
traction motor. If this has been done on Rotary Table Throttle Hand Wheel is
your equipment, it was to comply with rotated clockwise. The micro-switch closes
an ABS (American Bureau of Shipping) and, in turn, energizes the RT relay.
rule which requires a drill floor motor to Consequently, the DW CONT signal is
be purged of existing air before disabled and the RT CONT signal is
operation. enabled.
PC 1 TB9
- 8.2V 10 1
RED
DW-MSW
TB4
(SCR 4) DW FT TH 10 2
WHITE
TB1
(SCR 1) DW FT TH 12
GROUND 20 3
GREEN
3-CONDUCTOR CABLE
20601-71 Rev. A
A. Door View
B. Compartment View
FS-084-20, FS-084-19
11467-38 Rev. H
Table 4-4. Draw Works Foot Throttle Assembly Components (reference 11467-38 Rev. H)
ITEM QTY PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION
1. Delete the Alarm Silence toggle switch, 1. Implement for all Driller's Consoles
or replace with a CSA Approved self shipped to Canada or for eventual
resetting Alarm Silence switch. Canadian use:
2. Delete the Supply Line pressure switch. 2. Implement for all Driller's Consoles
shipped after April 15, 1980.
3. Increase the orifice diameter to 0.161"
(#20 Drill Bit) to provide 5.0 SCFM 3. Do not retrofit unless required by
(cubic feet per minute at specified regulatory bodies.
conditions of temperature and pressure)
flow at 50 PSI. 4. Implementation at any location other
than the Ross Hill manufacturing plant,
4. Install a DWYER-brand pressure switch 1530 West Belt North, Houston, Texas
(Ross Hill #0403-0081-00) complete 77043, violates CSA Agreements.
with connection to atmosphere.
WARNING
MULTI-POLE CONNECTORS ARE FOR INSTALLA-
TION PURPOSES ONLY. DO NOT DISCONNECT
UNLESS AREA IS KNOWN TO BE NON-HAZAR-
DOUS AND ALL CIRCUITS ARE DE-ENERGIZED.
LR 34415
AVERTISSEMENT
CONNECTEURS MULTIPOLAIRES CONVENANT
UNIQUEMENT POUR L'INSTALLATION. S'ASSUR-
ER QUE L'EMPLACEMENT N'EST PAS DANGER-
EUX ET QUE TOUS LES CIRCUITS SONT
DESAMORCES AVANT DE DEBRANCHER.
0601-4173-01B
204-173-01 Rev. C