Gratton No: 1ORN-Univ-Lock: Basic Design and Maintenance Instructions Date: 8-10-98 Halliburton RN® Lock Mandrel Bnei Page 1 of 7 Design Overview ‘The Halliburton RN® Lock Mandrel is a non-selective locking mandrel that is designed to land and lock subsurface flow controls in an RN landing nipple profile. It is a no-go Tock ‘mandrel with the no-go ring installed below the packing. The locating shoulders on the keys are chamnfered to prevent their locating in any other R® landing nipple. This lock mandrel is ‘used with RN-dimensioned service equipment and is installed/retrieved by standard wireline methods. Design Principle “The Halliburton RN Lock Mandrel is run with a Halliburton RXN, RX, or an R Running ‘Tool. The running tool is made up onto a conventional wireline tool string and lowered into the well The keys ofthe lock mandrel ae run fully retracted. When the lock is un on an XN of RX running too, it is lowered directly into the landing nipple. When the lock mandrel is run on an R selective running tool, its lowered through the R landing nipple immediately above the RN landing nipple. Then itis pulled backup through the nipple to place the running tool in the control or locating position. Springs bias the keys outward. The keys have no locating shoulders and therefore will passthrough the K landing nipple without Iocating. The lock mandel is then lowered into the RN landing nipple. “The lock mandrel locates the RN landing nipple by means of a no-go on the equalizing valve, which is made up on the RN lock mandrel. The RN landing nipple has a restricted ID “and prohibits the passage of the larger equalizing valve. Upon locating on the no-go profile, ddownvvard jarring ofthe tool string on the running too! allows the fish neck and the expander Sleeve of the Jock mandrel to move down, Continued downward jarring drives the expander ‘sleeve behind the keys. Once the keys have been locked into the profile, upward jarring shears the lower shear pin in the running tool and releases the running tool from the fock mandrel, ‘The RN lock mandrel has matching non-helical teeth inside the keys and on the OD of the ‘expander sleeve that engage and become the primary hold-down when the lock is subjected to. pressure differential from below. This primary hold-down is designed to inhibit the lock ‘manirel from being flowed or pulled from the landing nipple when a pressure differential exists from below. Some RN lock mandrels have a secondary shear pin hold-down feature. ‘This shear pin locks the expander sleeve and the key retainer together when the Lock is fully sel. This pin must be sheared to pull the lock. Note Refer to the Engineering Design Sj “as ani Sai ono em rn ac and gaine een i ern at esa es ‘Sine aren compar te, TemGao No: 10RN-Univ-Lock Basic Design and Maintenance Instructions Date: 8-10-98 RIN: 980802 Halliburton RN® Lock Mandrel Page 2 of 7 Installation Procedure (When Using an RX or an RXN Non-Selective Running Too!) “Attach the lock mandrel othe running tol inthe no-go or fully extended position as noted inthe ruming tool's Basic Design and Maintenance instructions. ‘To ensure proper operation of both the running tool and the Tock mandrel, the following should be checked: + The keys ofthe lock mandrel should be fully retracted. + The desired no-go equalizing sub should be in place on the lock mandrel ‘+ The lower shoar pin should be thoroughly bradded and eross-center-punched to ‘ensure that it stays in place during the running operation, ‘+ The shear pin should be filed flush with the outside diameter ofthe packing man rel 1, -Make up the lock mandrel and running tool assembly on a standard wireline tool suing. Lower the too! string into the tubing until the RN® landing nipple is located. 3. Continue lowering the tool string until the lock mandrel no-go fands on the no-go shoul- der of the landing nipple. 4, Jardown hard to shear the upper shear pins in the running tool and lock the lock mandrel in the nipple. ‘5, Test the lock mandrel by applying an upward strain on the wireline. Ifthe mandrel is property locked in the nipple, upward jarring shears the lower pin inthe running tool and allows the tool string to be returned tothe surface. IF te mandrel isnot properly Yocked inthe nipple, it should jar Foose before the Jower pins sheared. If this should happen, lower the mandrel back into the nipple and repeat Step 4 ‘ies on i ea a pat mon ing Sand epgresweionesnat main — ‘oe nanan Cosy snaGratin No: 10RN-Univ-Lock Basic Design and Maintenance Instructions Date: 3-10-98 Halliburton RN® Lock Mandrel RIN: 980802 Page 6 of 7 Reassembly Instructions CAUTION CAUTION ‘Note Dating asemby 1. Place the expander sleeve inside the key retainer sleeve, ining up the spring slots and the shear pin holes. Leave approximately .50 inch (12.70 mm) of the spring slots on the ‘expander sleeve exposed. Insert the springs in the slots with the hook ends out and toward the top ofthe expander sleeve. Engage the hooked ends of the springs inthe holes provided inthe key retainer sleeve. Springs into the Key reiainer hole, may be necessary tO poen the sides of the spring tab to fit into the hole. Some interference is possible and may require peening. This design limits the play between the spring tab and the hole for more. consistent operator 2. After the springs are in place, push the expander sleeve into the key retainer sleeve and ‘move the expander sleeve to its uppermost position, 3, Make up the fish neck onto the expander Sleeve. Place the fish neck in a vise and tighten the connection, Use the holes in the expander sleeve (o tighten the connection Donot wrench on the expander sleove. This could damage the special finish on the upper — end of the expander sleeve. 4, Slide each Key through the bore in the key retainer sleeve and onto a spring. Make ‘certain the spring is properly installed in the key. The spring should pass through a slot inside the key withthe lower end over a shoulder near the bottom of the slot. ‘5. Install the packing mandrel by threading it into the bottom of the Key retainer sleeve. Donot wrench on the polished packing section area ofthe packing mandrel, This could cause premature wear of the packing group. Do not try to force the fish neck downward. This may place the tool in a locked position. 6. Grease and install the packing group and the o-ring onto the packing mandrel. Refer to the Engineering Design Specifications and Drawing forthe proper quantity, sequence, and direction of the packing. ‘7. On lock mandrels that have the shear pin hold-down, install the shear pins, the springs, ‘and the cap screws if the lock mandrel isto be stored. I the lack mandrel isto be assem- bled to a running tool, this should be performed afier the running tool and lock mandrel have been assembled. Waray mech tine ee reoGiaatccon No: 10RN-Univ-Lock Basic Design and Maintenance Instructions Halliburton RN® Lock Mandrel RIN: 980802 Page 5 of 7 Disassembly Instructions CAUTION CAUTION Refer to the Engineering Design Specifications and Drawing. ‘Note _ [equipped and to prevent damage to the inirfeence hold down Tenure, ie Hh neck and the expander sleve must be in the up or running position. Otherwise the packing ‘mandrel and the expander sleeve will al uring disassembly procedures. 1. Place the lock mandrel in a vise, gripping on the upper portion of the key retainer sleeve. (On lock mandrels with shear pin hold-down, remove the cap screws, the springs, and the shear pins from the key retainer sleeve. ‘Remove and discard the packing group and any o-rings from the packing mandrel. [Remove the packing mandrel from the key retainer. ‘Do not wrench on the polished packing section area ofthe packing mandrel, This could ‘cause premature wear ofthe packing group. Pace the fish neck and the expander sleeve in the unlocked position by pulling them away from the key retainer sleeve. ‘With the fish neck and the expander sleeve in the unlocked position, remove the keys by slipping them from the ends ofthe springs and working them through the bore of the key retainer sleeve, Reposition the lock mandrel in the vise, gripping on the fish neck. Insert a rod through the holes in the expander sleeve. Using the rod as a handle, remove the expander sleeve from the fish neck. ‘Donot wrench on the expander sleeve, This Could damage the special finish on the upper end of the expander sleeve. ‘Do not wrench on the packing mandrel or the key retainer when removing them from the fish neck. This could twist the springs and damage the grooves in the expander sleeve. 9. Push the expander sleeve out ofthe lower end of the key retainer sleeve and the springs should fall out. 10. Clean and inspect all the parts for wear and damage. ‘has trains ne ear en on cape oan pepe Ope san iwc ad ion Sete mere tienen entGina No: 10RIN-Univ-Lock Basic Design and Maintenance Instructions Date: 8-10-98. Halliburton RN® Lock Mandre! RIN: 980802 Page 4 of 7 (6. Test the lock mandrel by applying an upward strain or the wireline. Ifthe mandrel is ‘properly locked in the nipple, upward jarring shears the lower pin inthe running tool and allows the tool siting to be returned tothe surface. Wote Ifthe mandrel is not propedly locked inthe nipple, it should jar loose before the lower pin is sheared. If this should happen, lower the mandrel back into the nipple and repeat Step 5, Retrieving CAUTION “The GR pulling too is recommended to eve the RN® lock mandrel. The GS pling tol imey be ued aan aerate soulned below ‘Note ie proper paling prong sould aways be used with the pling ool and adoquate ime for equalization shoul always be allowed before jing upward on the lock mane 1. Make up the proper size prong into the bottom of the pulling tool and attach the pulling ‘too! toa standard wireline tool string, 2. Lower the tool string into the bore ofthe tubing until the lock mandrel is contacted. 3. As the pulling tool enters the Jock mandrel, the prong ensures thatthe flow control deve pact te pling pon, Sight downwnd jar acton may be ees sary to shift an X® or R® equalizing valve open.) 4. The weight ofthe tool string should be allowed to reston the lock mandrel while pres- ‘sure across the subsurface flow control device is being equalized. ‘5. After equalization bas been confirmed, an upward strain on the wireline indicates ‘whether or not the pulling tool is latched into the fish neck of the lock mandrel 6. Jarat least one firm stroke downward on the lock mandrel to loosen the lock mandrel in the nipple. 7. Place an upward strain on the wireline. In most cases ths is all that is required to move theexpander sleeve up, allowing the Keys to retract and extracting the lock mandrel from the landing nipple. 8. In some cases, upward jar action may be necessary (o extract the lock mandrel 9. If the pin in the GR pulling tool shears without pulling the lock mandrel, then a Hallibur- ton GS Pulling Too! can be used. Do not make up a plling prong into the OS pulling took when reuieving a Tock mandvel wit an X or R equalizing valve attached. Any attempt to jar down and shear off will be ‘obstructed by the pulling prong and cause damage to the palling prong or equalizing valve, “ee in a mh i tb oer ae on por Omen met = ORG enc Eo Wen dato tis emtenaronbr eiaiatneeae tcs ‘tee kama Conan Dae, SAGara No: 10RIN-Univ-Lock Basic Design and Maintenance Instructions Date: 8-10-98 Halliburton RN® Lock Mandrei RYN: 980802 Page 3 of 7 Installation Procedure (When Using an R Selective Running Tool) ‘Attach the lock mandrel to the running tool in the no-go or fully extended position as noted tool's Basic Design and Maintenance Instructions. ‘The R running too! may be used only if an R nipple is located above RN nipple. The running, ‘tool and the lock mandrel may be placed in the control position in the lowest R nipple. ‘To ensure proper operation of both the Running Tool and the Lock Mandel, the following, should be checked: ‘+ The locator dogs ofthe running too! should be fully expanded. +The keys of the lock mandrel should be fully retracted. ‘+The shear pins should be center punched and cross punched to ensure that they stay © «in place during the running operation. + Shear pins shouldbe filed flush withthe outside diameter ofthe run + Jlock:mandret. 00! and ‘Gheck thatthe outside diameter of the subsurface flow control will pass through the no-go, inside diameter ofthe nipple. 1. Make up the RN lock mandrel, the equalizing valve, the desired subsurface flow controls and he Bt ruining tool on a standard wireline tol sting. 22! Laver the od string into the tubing until the lowest R nipple is located 3._ Let the toot string passthrough the R nipple and stop. Raise the tools slowly uni the ‘weight indicator shows thatthe tool string has stopped. This indicates that the locating : dogs on the runsing tool are in position against the lower end ofthe nipple. An upward poll is required to tip the locating dogs, placing the running tot ina control postion. 4. Lower the tol sting back through the R nipple. (The Keys on the lock mandrel are chamfered, which allows them to pass through the R nipple profile in the control posi- tion.) Continue lowering the tool string unil the no-go shouleron the equalizing valve ‘contacts the no-go restriction in the RN landing nipple 5. With the tool string resting on the no-go restiction, downward jar action shears the ‘pes pin inthe runaing tool ad allows the expander sleve o be driven behind the keys focking the mand! in the nipple. 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