8.250 in.

MARKETING APPLICATION DRAWING

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Data listed on this drawing is intended only
for prospective use and may vary from products
ordered or produced.

2490.001
X-PAK TIE BACK EXPANDER
7.625 in.

Reference No.: 71660

End Item: __________
Liner OD Size: 7-5/8 in
Liner Weight: 39 lbs/ft
Casing OD Size: 10-3/4 in
Casing Weight: 109 lbs/ft
Yield: 135000 psi
Grade: INC-718
Drawing Reference: TIW6587N
Equipment Burst: 10190 psi
6.625 in. Equipment Collapse: 9840 psi
ByPass: 5.772 sq.in.
Notes: W/ 48.0" (1.219m)
length receptacle
section. Bypass based
on 10-3/4" o.d. 109#
casing w/ 8.684"
nominal i.d. B&C f/
TO ORDER expander section: B.
23,825psi & C.
22,132psi. Ref. X-VIEW
309-0.

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Equipment Number: 2490.001

X-PAK TIE BACK EXPANDER

Reference Number: 71660

BURST & COLLAPSE ANALYSIS
TIW Corporation 713-729-2110 Fax: 713-728-4767
Data listed on this document is intended only
for prospective use and may vary from products
ordered or produced.

The prediction of collapse is based on the idea that failure occurs when the stresses at the inside surface diameter of a machined
Cylinder reach or exceed the yield strength of the material. This is true as long as the elastic deflections are proportional to the
loads. But in some cases, especially where (D/t)>20, the elastic deflections may not be proportional to the load. In this situation
collapse will occur due to what is known as Radial Buckling. TIW analyzes the products for these situations and will show the
appropriate collapse pressure as either Lame or Radial Buckling, whichever is lowest. All calculations apply to a machined
tubular only and are based on differential pressure, no applied axial load, and a room temperature of 72 deg. F. No safety factors
are applied. Underlined values represent pressure rating.
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TO ORDER

MARKETING APPLICATION DRAWING

TIW Corporation 713-729-2110 Fax: 713-728-4767
Data listed on this drawing is intended only
for prospective use and may vary from products
ordered or produced.

3036.001
TO ORDER
X-PAK LINER HANGER

Reference No.: 71658

End Item: __________
8.250 in. Liner OD Size: 7-5/8 in
Liner Weight: 39 lbs/ft
Casing OD Size: 10-3/4 in
6.765 in. Casing Weight: 109 lbs/ft
Yield: 110000 psi
Grade: 13CHR/110KSI
Drawing Reference: TIW6587N
Thread Down: VAM-TOP HC
Equipment Burst: 9659 psi
6.605 in. Equipment Collapse: 9279 psi
ByPass UnSet: 5.772 sq.in.
ByPass Set: 0.000 sq.in.
Hanging Capacity: 702544 lbs.
Tensile Strength: 874079 lbs.
Notes: Unset bypass calculated
utilizing 10-3/4" o.d.
109# casing w/ 8.684"
nominal i.d. Stated B&C
values are for
expandable section of
hgr. & are
pre-expansion values.
7.663 in. B&C f/ liner thd. section:
B. 15,004psi & C.
14,139psi. Ref. X-VIEW
309-0.

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Doc. Rev. Date: 00/09/2018
Equipment Number: 3036.001

X-PAK LINER HANGER

Reference Number: 71658

BURST & COLLAPSE ANALYSIS
TIW Corporation 713-729-2110 Fax: 713-728-4767
Data listed on this document is intended only
for prospective use and may vary from products
ordered or produced.

The prediction of collapse is based on the idea that failure occurs when the stresses at the inside surface diameter of a machined
Cylinder reach or exceed the yield strength of the material. This is true as long as the elastic deflections are proportional to the
loads. But in some cases, especially where (D/t)>20, the elastic deflections may not be proportional to the load. In this situation
collapse will occur due to what is known as Radial Buckling. TIW analyzes the products for these situations and will show the
appropriate collapse pressure as either Lame or Radial Buckling, whichever is lowest. All calculations apply to a machined
tubular only and are based on differential pressure, no applied axial load, and a room temperature of 72 deg. F. No safety factors
are applied. Underlined values represent pressure rating.
Print Date: 9/12/2018 3:08:17 PM
Doc. Rev. Date: 00/09/2018