Surface Bumper Jar

Manual D440
LOGAN ASSEMBLY NO. 503-017 (BOWEN 41042) Contents
15-1/8" OD STANDARD CASING PATCH FOR 13-3/8" CASING — 3,500 PSI MAX WP 110K YIELD MAT’L
4,000
Surface Bumper Jar
23,300
3,500 Overview. ...............................................................................
3 2
Use .....................................................................................
3
WORKING PRESSURE (PSI)

3,000 Construction...........................................................................
3 2
Explanation of Mechanism .....................................................3 2
2,500 Operation ...............................................................................
4 3
Freeing a Stuck Drill String.................................................
4 3
2,000 Actuating a Surface Bumper Sub ....................................... 43
Releasing a Fishing Tool .........................................................
5 4
Precautions ...........................................................................
5 4
1,500
Assembly ...............................................................................
5 4
Maintenance .........................................................................
6 5
1,000
Disassembly .........................................................................
6 5
Tool Illustration .......................................................................
7 6
500
Specifications and Replacement Parts ................................. 76
515,000
Strength Data.........................................................................
8 7
0
Recommended Tightening Torques......................................... 87
0 100,000 200,000 300,000 400,000 500,000 600,000
TENSILE LOAD (LBS)
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N/A psi @ 0 tensile Tensile Strength w/ 0 Internal Pressure = N/A lbs
N/A psi @ 23,300 tensile Tensile Strength w/ 5k Internal Pressure = N/A lbs

LOGAN ASSEMBLY NO. 503-018 (BOWEN 80669)

16" OD STANDARD CASING PATCH FOR 13-5/8" CASING — 3,000 PSI MAX WP 110K YIELD MAT’L
3,500

839,500
3,000
WORKING PRESSURE (PSI)

2,500
LEGAL NOTICE
2,000 All references to Bowen® part numbers in this literature are
used to identify interchangeable tools and parts. Reference to
such tools and parts does not imply that Logan Oil Tools is a
1,500 licensee or is in any way affiliated with National Oilwell Varco.
Logan Oil Tools does not sell, or offer to sell, National Oilwell
Varco (Bowen) products.
1,000
“Bowen” is a registered trademark of National Oilwell Varco.
500

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2nd Printing, August 2012. Rev. 1
TENSILE LOAD (LBS)
Collapse Pressure: Tensile Strength @ Yield:
N/A psi @ 0 tensile Tensile Strength w/ 0 Internal Pressure = N/A lbs
N/A psi @ 839,500 tensile Tensile Strength w/ 5k Internal Pressure = N/A lbs

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Logan Surface Bumper Jar • 1

Manual D440 • Surface Bumper Jar • Page 1

 OVERVIEW
LOGAN ASSEMBLY NO. 503-017 (BOWEN 41042)
The Logan
15-1/8" Surface Bumper
OD STANDARD CASINGJar is
PATCH FOR
installed in the drill string at the surface
4,000
and is used whenever the downhole
drilling, fishing, or washover running
23,300
3,500
string becomes stuck and requires a
heavy downward force to release it. It
WORKING PRESSURE (PSI)
3,000
is often used to free keyseated drill
pipe and drill collars, and initiate
sharp jarring blows down the string to
2,500
actuate drilling bumper subs, bumper
safety
2,000joints, and other similar down-
hole bumping tools. It is also useful for
transmitting
1,500 heavy downward impact to
release imbedded grappling tools. Since cally composed of a mandrel assembly
it is1,000
not necessary that the two strik-
ing surfaces meet, the tool’s 48-inch
stroke allows the fish to be hammered
500
down farther than what is possible with
conventional jarring tools. By a simple
0 bottom sub, knocker sub, friction slip
adjustment, the Logan Surface Bum-
0 100,000
per Jar may be set to deliver very light
blows or very high impact. Because it is
intermittently used only on the surface
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to release a stuck fish, this tool has an
N/A psi @ 0 tensile
extended service life when compared to mandrel. It is sealed from the main
N/A psi @ 23,300 tensile
conventional bumper subs.
USE ASSEMBLY NO. 503-018 (BOWEN
LOGAN
16"The
ODLogan
STANDARD SurfaceCASING
Bumper Jar may FOR
PATCH
be 13-5/8"
used to great advantage in any situa-
3,500
tion where the downhole running string
(drilling, fishing or washover) becomes
3,000
stuck, and a heavy downward blow is
WORKING PRESSURE (PSI)
required to release it. The Logan Sur-
face2,500
Bumper Jar is often used to free
keyseated drill pipe and drill collars.
It is2,000
also used to initiate abrupt jarring
blows down the string to actuate drilling
bumper subs, bumper safety joints and
1,500
other similar downhole bumping tools.
The1,000
Logan Surface Bumper Jar is
particularly useful for transmitting very
heavy downward blows to effect the
release500 of tools such as overshots or
0
0 200,000
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N/A psi @ 0 tensile
2 • Logan Surface Bumper Jar
N/A psi @ 839,500 tensile
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EXPLANATION OF MECHANISM
spears,
in situations
13-3/8" CASINGwhere— 3,500the PSI
grap-
MAX WP Refer
110K to YIELD
the illustration
MAT’L on page 6.
ples or slips have become imbedded
in the fish, or become friction locked The friction slip is restricted within the
due to repeated and prolonged down- tapered bowl by the control ring. Turn-
hole jarring.
ing the control ring to the right or to the
left moves the friction slip up or down
In many instances, the Logan Surface
the taper, thereby either increasing or
Bumper Jar has been successfully
decreasing its ability to expand. There
utilized when all previous methods have
are internal rings (raised areas) within
failed.
the friction slip which must pass over
the external rings (raised areas) of the
CONSTRUCTION
friction mandrel in order to pull the Jar
The Logan Surface Bumper Jar is basi- into its open position and to produce
the jarring blow.
that works in conjunction with a bowl
assembly. The mandrel assembly is When the Surface Bumper Jar is
composed of a top sub, mandrel, and opened or tripped, the friction mandrel
friction mandrel. The bowl assembly pulls the friction slip into a reduced sec-
consists of a bowl, bowl extension, tion of the taper in the bowl and against
515,000
the bottom of the control ring. Depend-
spacer, control ring, control ring plug,
200,000 300,000 ing
400,000 upon the position
500,000 of the control ring,
600,000
and a washpipe. only a slight pull or a pull of many tons
TENSILE LOAD (LBS) is required to open the jar.
The washpipe is connected to the bot-
Tensile Strength @ Yield:
tom sub and moves inside When the Surface Bumper Jar is
Tensile Strength w/ 0of the main
Internal Pressure = N/A lbs
installed at the surface and a straight
Tensile Strength w/ 5k Internal Pressure = N/A lbs
mandrel by the packing confining the upward pull is exerted against it,
well fluids within the washpipe and out the friction slip applies friction to the
of the 80669)
restraining mechanism within enclosed friction mandrel and arrests
the bowl.
CASING — 3,000 PSI MAX WP 110K upwardYIELDmovement
MAT’L while the drill pipe
is being stretched. When the upward
The hexagon-shaped main mandrel fits
pull reaches the pre-set tripping load,
into the correspondingly shaped bore839,500 the friction mandrel is pulled through the
in the knocker sub, where it is capable friction slip. The downward surge
of transmitting torque, while also free of the drill pipe in returning to its normal
to move up and down over its entire length causes a sudden separation of
48-inch stroke. the main mandrel and bowl assemblies
Control of the Logan Surface Bumper which are free to move apart for the
length of its 48-inch stroke and drive
Jar is exercised by the action of the
the weight of the free pipe against the
restraining mechanism of the friction
point where the fish is stuck.
mandrel, the friction slip, the friction slip
spacer and the control ring. The load, When the Surface Bumper Jar is
measured in tons, is adjusted by setting closed, the friction mandrel pushes the
the control ring. friction slip into the enlarged section
of the taper in the bowl and then slides
easily through it.
1,276,000
400,000 600,000 800,000 1,000,000 1,200,000 1,400,000
TENSILE LOAD (LBS)
Tensile Strength @ Yield:
Tensile Strength w/ 0 Internal Pressure = N/A lbs
Tensile Strength w/ 5k Internal Pressure = N/A lbs
 The control ring plug has a lug on its The jarring force is set by a simple Be aware that a sudden freeing of a
inner end which engages a slot
LOGAN ASSEMBLY NO. 503-017 (BOWEN 41042) in the adjustment. Always begin a jarring oper- heavy fish will allow the fish to drop
control ring and prevents it from turning. ation with a
15-1/8" OD STANDARD CASING PATCH FOR 13-3/8" CASING — 3,500 PSI MAX WP light load, gradually increas- and110K
strike a jarring
YIELD blow with the jar.
MAT’L
Removing the control ring plug from the ing the load as the operation proceeds. This could also damage the rig. A
4,000
bowl exposes a port through which the Set the restraining mechanism to a light similar procedure is observed in all
control ring may be turned with a large
23,300 load by adjusting the control ring as cases of stuck pipe.
3,500
screwdriver. indicated by the stencil on the bowl at
the control ring plug. Actuating a Surface Bumper Sub
WORKING PRESSURE (PSI)

Turning
3,000 the control ring to the right
moves it up, allowing the friction slip to
move into the smaller diameter of the
2,500
tapered bowl — constricting the rings
more and requiring more load to open
2,000
the jar. The words “Increase Load” are
stamped on the right side of the control
1,500
ring port.
Turning
1,000 the control ring to the left
moves it down, which moves the fric-
tion slip into the larger diameter of the
500
tapered bowl — expanding the rings
more and requiring less load to open
0 precaution cited below. Do not set the
the jar. The words “Decrease Load” are
stamped on0the left side of100,000 the control
ring port.
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OPERATION
N/A psi @ 0 tensile
Setting Load (Tons)
N/A psi @.................
23,300 tensile 0 – 50 * out of Tensile
*100,000 lbs.
In all types of jarring operations, the
LOGAN ASSEMBLY NO. 503-018 (BOWEN
Logan Surface Bumper Jar is installed
16" OD STANDARD CASING PATCH FOR operations,
in the drilling string or fishing string just
above3,500
the rotary table or at the joint
nearest the table.
3,000
Full circulation through the tool can
WORKING PRESSURE (PSI)
Many drilling operators employ drilling
To adjust the control ring, remove the
bumper subs in the drilling string. Also,
control ring plug. Use a large screw-
almost all fishing operators install a
driver, rotate the control ring to the right
bumper sub above the engaging tool
to increase the tripping load, or to the
in a fishing string. In either case, when
left to decrease the tripping load.
the string becomes stuck and the bump-
Take an upward strain on the Logan er sub is ineffective, install a Logan
Surface Bumper Jar. When the upward Surface Bumper Jar in the drill string as
strain is equal to the previously set load, explained above.
the restraining mechanism will release
Set the Surface Bumper Jar for a light
and allow the bowl assembly to fall
load — just enough to open it. Then
rapidly for the 48-inch stroke length of
gradually increase load but observe the
515,000
the mandrel assembly. This will cause
the weight of the stretched pipe to fall
tripping load so high that it exceeds the
200,000 against the
downward 300,000
stuck fish. 400,000 500,000 600,000
weight of the free pipe above the stuck
TENSILE LOAD (LBS) point. Continue jarring with the Surface
Freeing a Stuck Drill String
Tensile Strength @ Yield: Bumper Jar until the stuck drill string is
Drill strings frequently stick on the trip
Tensile Strength w/ 0 Internal Pressure free.= N/A lbs
the hole by pulling into a keyseat.
Strength w/ 5k Internal Pressure = N/A lbs
Install the Logan Surface Bumper Jar in CAUTION: Do not set the tripping
the drill string as explained above. Set load of the Jar higher than the weight
the Jar80669)
for a light load and begin jarring between the surface and the point
13-5/8" CASING gradually increasing
— 3,000 the WP 110K
PSI MAX where it is stuck.
YIELD MAT’LIf the tripping load
load as jarring proceeds, until the drill is set higher than the weight of the
pipe is free. amount of free pipe above the stuck
point, it will result in the pipe being
839,500
CAUTION: Do not set the tripping
pulled tighter into the keyseat.
load of the jar higher than the weight

be maintained during operation and full between the surface and the point Do not use a load setting that will
torque may be utilized in either direc-
2,500 where it is stuck. If the tripping load create a stretch in the drill string that
tion. If circulation is desired, connect the is set higher than the weight of the is greater than the stroke of the jar.
kelly to the top of the jar. If circulation amount of free pipe above the stuck This could cause an impact within
2,000
is not required, connect a single joint point, the pipe will be pulled tighter the jar and possibly damage the
of pipe above the jar. Sufficient weight into the keyseat. hook or other rig components.
(3001,500
to 400 lbs.) should be run above
the jar to close and re-set it. Do not use a load setting that will Be aware that a sudden freeing of a
create a stretch in the drill string that heavy fish will allow the fish to drop
1,000 is greater than the stroke of the jar. and strike a jarring blow with the jar.
This could cause an impact within This could also damage the rig. A
500 the jar and possibly damage the similar procedure is observed in all
hook or other rig components. cases of stuck pipe.
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TENSILE LOAD (LBS)

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Logan Surface Bumper Jar • 3
N/A psi @ 0 tensile Tensile Strength w/ 0 Internal Pressure = N/A lbs
N/A psi @ 839,500 tensile Tensile Strength w/ 5k Internal Pressure = N/A lbs

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Manual D440 • Surface Bumper Jar • Page 3

 Releasing a Fishing Tool It is then necessary to break the Jar out 7. Lubricate the packing set and install
LOGAN ASSEMBLY
Occasionally, NO.such
fishing tools 503-017
as over-(BOWEN 41042)
of the string. Protect the pin connection it into the seal area of the mandrel.
shots or
15-1/8" ODspears cannot be
STANDARD released
CASING by
PATCH thread
FOR on theCASING
13-3/8" bottom and strike PSI
— 3,500 the Jar
MAX WP8. 110K
Make YIELD
the top MAT’L
sub up to the end of the
the normal
4,000 procedure of bumping down sharply against some solid object until main mandrel and tighten it.
with the weight of the fishing string. This the Jar is closed. The control ring may
23,300 9. Insert the friction mandrel into the
is usually
3,500the result of the grapple or then be adjusted for less tripping load
main mandrel. Tighten with
the slips having become locked due to and the operation resumed.
mandrel socket wrentch.
WORKING PRESSURE (PSI)

repeated and prolonged bumping and

3,000
jarring on the fish. ASSEMBLY 10. Thread in the control ring, with the
Before assembling the Logan Surface 4 slots in first, into the bowl. The
In such cases, install a Logan Surface
2,500
Bumper Jar, make sure that all of the control ring should be screwed in
Bumper Jar in the fishing string as
parts are thoroughly cleaned, lubricated far enough for the adjusting slots
explained
2,000above. Set the load at a me-
and inspected. Lubricate parts with to be visible thru the adjusting hole
dium load but do not exceed the weight
good quality grease or heavyweight in the bowl.
of the1,500
free pipe below the Surface Bum-
per Jar. If there is a bumper sub in the oil as they are assembled. Replace all 11. Insert the friction slip, small
string, set the load high enough to in- damaged or badly worn parts before end first, inside the opposite
1,000 proceeding.
sure that the Bumper Sub is pulled into end of the bowl from the
its fully open position. Open the Surface 1. Clamp the bottom sub in a suitable control ring.
500
Bumper Jar to effect the release of the vise.
fishing tool. This will usually require only 515,000
one or two 0 blows. 2. Make the washpipe up to the bottom
0 100,000 sub. Support the300,000
200,000 free end of the 400,000 500,000 600,000
PRECAUTIONS washpipe. Do not wrench on the
TENSILE LOAD (LBS)
sealing surface of the washpipe.
Always beginCollapse
Surface Bumper
Pressure: Jar oper- Tensile Strength @ Yield:
ations with theN/AJar
psiset
@for light jarring.
0 tensile 3. RemoveTensilethe bottom w/
Strength sub/washpipe
0 Internal Pressure = N/A lbs
Gradually increase
N/A psithe
@ load
23,300 as jarring
tensile subassembly from the
Tensile Strength w/ vise and layPressure = N/A lbs
5k Internal
operations proceed. it aside.
Avoid setting the load of the Surface 4. Clamp the bowl extension in the
LOGAN ASSEMBLY NO. 503-018 (BOWEN 80669)
Bumper Jar to exceed the weight of the vise.
16" OD STANDARD CASING PATCH FOR 13-5/8" CASING — 3,000 PSI MAX WP 110K YIELD MAT’L
free pipe between the Jar and the stuck
5. Assemble the knocker sub in the
point.3,500
This will usually result in defeat-
bowl extension. Tighten it with a
ing the purpose of the Jar and may stick 839,500
wrench.
the pipe
3,000tighter.
6. Insert the threaded end of the main
WORKING PRESSURE (PSI)

Occasionally, the Logan Surface Bum-

mandrel through the bowl extension
per Jar may become half-cocked —
2,500
and knocker sub.
when the Jar is neither fully opened nor
fully closed. This situation results from
2,000
having set the tripping load so high
that there is insufficient pulling power
to trip1,500
the Jar and the weight of the pipe
above the Jar is insufficient to close it.
1,000

500

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TENSILE LOAD (LBS)

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N/A psiBumper
4 • Logan Surface @ 0 tensile
Jar Tensile Strength w/ 0 Internal Pressure = N/A lbs
N/A psi @ 839,500 tensile Tensile Strength w/ 5k Internal Pressure = N/A lbs

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 12. Insert the friction slip spacer inside 3. Remove the friction slip spacer from 16. Examine the seals or packing for
LOGAN the bowl and up against
ASSEMBLY the friction(BOWEN
NO. 503-017 the41042)
lower end of the bowl. evidence of damage or appear to
slip.
15-1/8" OD STANDARD CASING PATCH FOR 13-3/8" CASING —ring
3,500 PSI MAX WP 110Kbe permanently
YIELD MAT’L set. Replace them
4. Remove the control plug and
if they are not in good condition.
4,000 the washpipe/bottom sub
13. Install rotate the control ring to a minimum
subassembly 23,300
that was previously load position or as far as it will go, 17. Examine the washpipe in particular
assembled
3,500 in steps 4 and 5. Grease if this has not previously been done. for nicks, scratches, or abrasions.
the washpipe to cut down friction Small, superficial scratches and
WORKING PRESSURE (PSI)

5. Slide the mandrel out far enough

on the packing. Carefully insert the
3,000 abrasions can be polished out with
to partially open the Jar, releasing
washpipe inside the main mandrel fine emery cloth. A washpipe with
the friction mandrel from the friction
to avoid
2,500 damaging the packing. any severe gouges or scratches
slip.
Make up the bottom sub to the bowl. must be replaced.
6. Remove the friction slip from the
14. Place
2,000assembled tool in a jar tester a. To replace the washpipe, clamp
inside of the bowl.
and adjust the control ring to the the bottom sub horizontally in a
desired
1,500 tripping load. 7. Re-clamp the tool, clamping on the vise. Support the washpipe end
bowl extension. farthest from the bottom sub,
15. Install the control ring plug into the
1,000 unscrew and remove the dam-
control ring port located on the bowl. 8. Break loose and remove the friction
aged washpipe. Assemble the
mandrel from the main mandrel.
500 new washpipe into the bottom
MAINTENANCE Use the wrench flats provided on
sub. Support the free end to avoid
The Logan Surface Bumper Jar norm- the lower end of the friction mandrel 515,000
0 bending the washpipe.
ally requires very little maintenance. to remove it.
0 it should be
After each use, 100,000
thoroughly 200,000 300,000 Disassembly500,000
400,000 is now complete.600,000
CAUTION: Do not apply a wrench
rinsed out with clear water to remove to the finishedTENSILE slip surface.
LOAD (LBS)
any drilling fluid that may
Collapse have been
Pressure: Tensile Strength @ Yield:
circulated through it. The Jar should be 9. Remove the packing set from the
N/A psi @ 0 tensile Tensile Strength w/ 0 Internal Pressure = N/A lbs
inside, lower end of the main man-
opened so that the surface of the hexa-
N/A psi @ 23,300 tensile Tensile
drel. Strength
A bent-tip w/ 5k Internal
screwdriver will aidPressure = N/A lbs
gonal main mandrel may be lubricated
with a good grade of heavyweight oil the operator to reach through the
or grease.
LOGAN After lubricating
ASSEMBLY NO. the main (BOWEN
503-018 bore of the packing set and pull it
80669)
16"mandrel, the Jar should
OD STANDARD CASINGbe set to a min-
PATCH out.
FOR 13-5/8" CASING — 3,000 PSI MAX WP 110K YIELD MAT’L
imum load and then closed. The exteri-
3,500 10. Break out and remove the top sub.
or surface may be painted or lubricated
to prevent any rust or deterioration. 11. Slide the mandrel down through the
839,500
3,000 knocker sub and bowl extension to
Disassembly remove it. Lay it aside.
WORKING PRESSURE (PSI)

Complete
2,500 disassembly of the Logan 12. Remove the knocker sub from the
Surface Bumper Jar should proceed as bowl extension and set it aside.
follows:
2,000 13. Remove the bowl extension from
1. Secure the tool in a suitable vise, the bowl and set it aside.
clamping it at the bowl. Do not
1,500 14. Remove the control ring from the
clamp on the control ring plug.
end of the bowl extension. Turn the
2. Loosen the bottom sub in the bowl. control ring counter-clockwise to
1,000
Remove the bottom sub and wash- remove it.
pipe as a unit and lay them aside.
Since
500the washpipe is tightened into 15. Thoroughly clean and examine all
the bottom sub, they will remain the parts. Replace any damaged
or badly worn parts. 1,276,000
attached.
0
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TENSILE LOAD (LBS)

Collapse Pressure: Tensile Strength @ Yield:
N/A psi @ 0 tensile Tensile Strength w/ 0 Internal Pressure = N/A Logan
lbs Surface Bumper Jar • 5
N/A psi @ 839,500 tensile Tensile Strength w/ 5k Internal Pressure = N/A lbs

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LOGAN ASSEMBLY
TOOL JOINT NO. 503-017 (BOWEN4-1/2
CONNECTION 41042)
API IF
OUTSIDE
15-1/8" OD DIAMETER
STANDARD (INCHES) 7
CASING PATCH FOR 13-3/8" CASING — 3,500 PSI MAX WP 110K YIELD MAT’L
INSIDE DIAMETER (INCHES) 1-7/8
4,000
STROKE 48
COMPLETE ASSEMBLY
23,300 Logan Part No. 609-001
3,500 Bowen No. 74520
TOP SUB Logan Part No. AS1000
WORKING PRESSURE (PSI)

3,000 Bowen No. 13587

KNOCKER SUB Logan Part No. AS2000
Bowen No. 74522
2,500
BOWL EXTENSION Logan Part No. AS3000
Bowen No. 74523
BOWL
2,000 Logan Part No. AS4000
Bowen No. 74524
BOTTOM SUB Logan Part No. AS5000
1,500
Bowen No. 74525
MAIN MANDREL Logan Part No. AS6000
1,000 Bowen No. 78609
WASHPIPE Logan Part No. AS7000
500 Bowen No. 13588
PACKING SET Logan Part No. AS8000
Bowen No. 66816 515,000
0 MANDREL
FRICTION Logan Part No. AS9000
0 Bowen No.
100,000 78610
200,000 300,000 400,000 500,000 600,000
CONTROL RING Logan Part No. AS10000
Bowen No. 844 TENSILE LOAD (LBS)
FRICTION SLIP
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Tensile Strength @ Yield:
Bowen No.
N/A psi @ 0 tensile B-236
Tensile Strength w/ 0 Internal Pressure = N/A lbs
FRICTION SLIP SPACER
N/A psi @ 23,300 Logan
tensilePart No. AS12000
Tensile Strength w/ 5k Internal Pressure = N/A lbs
Bowen No. 13594
CONTROL RING PLUG Logan Part No. AS13000
Bowen No. 4144
LOGAN ASSEMBLY NO. 503-018 (BOWEN 80669)
16" OD STANDARD CASING PATCH FOR 13-5/8" CASING — 3,000 PSI MAX WP 110K YIELD MAT’L
SERVICE EQUIPMENT
3,500
PLUG & CONTROL RING WRENCH Logan Part No. AS14000
1 with Each Assembly Bowen No. 86 839,500
MANDREL
3,000 SOCKET WRENCH Logan Part No. AS15000
Sold Separately Bowen No. 14773
WORKING PRESSURE (PSI)

LIFTING SUB Logan Part No. AS17000

Sold2,500
Separately Bowen No. 242
FRICTION SLIP LUBE (1 Tube) Logan Part No. AS18000
Sold Separately Bowen No. 74285
2,000
When ordering, please specify:
(1) 1,500
Name and number of assembly or part
(2) Connections, if other than standard
LEGAL NOTICE
Recommended
1,000 Spare Parts: All references to Bowen® part numbers in this literature are used to
(1) 2 Washpipes identify interchangeable tools and parts. Reference to such tools and
(2) 1 500
Friction Mandrel parts does not imply that Logan Oil Tools is a licensee or is in any
(3) 1 Control Ring way affiliated with National Oilwell Varco. Logan Oil Tools does not
(4) 1 Friction Slip sell, or offer to sell, National Oilwell Varco (Bowen)1,276,000
products.
0
(5) 1 Control Ring Plug
0 Sets
(6) 6 Packing 200,000 400,000 600,000 “Bowen”
800,000
is a registered1,000,000 1,200,000
trademark of National 1,400,000
Oilwell Varco.
TENSILE LOAD (LBS)
Collapse Pressure:
Logan Oil Tools reservesTensile
the right Strength @discontinue
to change or Yield: designs without notice.
N/A psi @ 0 tensile Tensile Strength w/ 0 Internal Pressure = N/A lbs
6 • Logan Surface Bumper
N/A psi @ Jartensile
839,500 Tensile Strength w/ 5k Internal Pressure = N/A lbs

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 STRENGTH AND TEST DATA
LOGAN ASSEMBLY
COMPLETE NO. 503-017 (BOWEN 41042)
ASSEMBLY 609-001
OUTSIDE
15-1/8" DIAMETERCASING
OD STANDARD (IN) 7 — 3,500 PSI MAX WP 110K YIELD MAT’L
PATCH FOR 13-3/8" CASING
BOWL OUTSIDE DIAMETER (IN)
4,000 9
MAX TORQUE @ YIELD (FT-LBS)
23,300 33,800
MAX TENSILE LOAD @ YIELD (FT-LBS)
3,500 845,000
MAX PUMP PRESSURE (PSI) 8,000
WORKING PRESSURE (PSI)

SETTING
3,000 LOAD (TONS) 0 – 50 *
* 100,000 lbs.
2,500
RECOMMENDED TIGHTENING TORQUES (FT-LBS)
TOP2,000
SUB TO MAIN MANDREL 10,985
KNOCKER SUB TO BOWL EXTENSION 10,985
BOWL EXTENSION
1,500 TO BOWL 3,380
MAIN MANDREL TO FRICTION MANDREL 1,755
WASHPIPE
1,000 TO BOTTOM SUB 1,755
BOWL TO BOTTOM SUB 11,635
500
515,000
0
0 100,000 200,000 300,000 400,000 500,000 600,000
TENSILE LOAD (LBS)
Collapse Pressure: Tensile Strength @ Yield:
N/A psi @ 0 tensile Tensile Strength w/ 0 Internal Pressure = N/A lbs
N/A psi @ 23,300 tensile Tensile Strength w/ 5k Internal Pressure = N/A lbs

LOGAN ASSEMBLY NO. 503-018 (BOWEN 80669)

16" OD STANDARD CASING PATCH FOR 13-5/8" CASING — 3,000 PSI MAX WP 110K YIELD MAT’L
3,500

839,500
3,000
WORKING PRESSURE (PSI)

2,500

2,000

1,500

1,000

500

1,276,000
0
0 200,000 400,000 600,000 800,000 1,000,000 1,200,000 1,400,000

TENSILE LOAD (LBS)

Collapse Pressure: Tensile Strength @ Yield:
N/A psi @ 0 tensile Tensile Strength w/ 0 Internal Pressure = N/A lbs
N/A psi @ 839,500 tensile Tensile Strength w/ 5k Internal Pressure = N/A lbs

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 NOTES

LOGAN ASSEMBLY NO. 503-017 (BOWEN 41042)

15-1/8" OD STANDARD CASING PATCH FOR 13-3/8" CASING — 3,500 PSI MAX WP 110K YIELD MAT’L
4,000
23,300
3,500
WORKING PRESSURE (PSI)

3,000

2,500

2,000

1,500

1,000

500
515,000
0
0 100,000 200,000 300,000 400,000 500,000 600,000
TENSILE LOAD (LBS)
Collapse Pressure: Tensile Strength @ Yield:
N/A psi @ 0 tensile Tensile Strength w/ 0 Internal Pressure = N/A lbs
N/A psi @ 23,300 tensile Tensile Strength w/ 5k Internal Pressure = N/A lbs

LOGAN ASSEMBLY NO. 503-018 (BOWEN 80669)

16" OD STANDARD CASING PATCH FOR 13-5/8" CASING — 3,000 PSI MAX WP 110K YIELD MAT’L
3,500

839,500
3,000
WORKING PRESSURE (PSI)

2,500

2,000

1,500

1,000

500

1,276,000
0
0 200,000 400,000 600,000 800,000 1,000,000 1,200,000 1,400,000

TENSILE LOAD (LBS)

Collapse Pressure: Tensile Strength @ Yield:
N/A psi @ 0 tensile Tensile Strength w/ 0 Internal Pressure = N/A lbs
8 • Logan N/A psi @
Surface 839,500
Bumper Jartensile Tensile Strength w/ 5k Internal Pressure = N/A lbs

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