No: 14TO38162

SAP: 101342624
Date: 7-26-04
Basic Design and Maintenance Instructions
R/N: 040700

Halliburton TO Standing Valve Assembly

Design Overview
The Halliburton TO Standing Valve allows fluid to flow in an upward
direction only. The valve is attached to a Halliburton Lock Mandrel and is
installed in a landing nipple in the tubing string by wireline methods.

Design Principle
If production stops for some reason, tubing fluid and back pressure will try
to flow back into the formation. A reverse flow such as this should be
stopped; otherwise, the formation could become plugged and result in
damage to the well production capability. To prevent this backward flow,
the standing valve closes and holds the column of fluid and the back
pressure in the tubing. When production resumes, the ball will lift off the
seat and allow fluid flow.

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 No: 14TO38162
SAP: 101342624
Date: 7-26-04
Basic Design and Maintenance Instructions
R/N: 040700

Halliburton TO Standing Valve Assembly

Disassembly Instructions
Refer to the Engineering Design Specifications and Drawing.

Note Ensure that safety glasses, gloves, steel-toed shoes, and hard hats
(if required) are worn and all Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE)
requirements are met before commencing the work. Ensure the hand tools
are in good condition and the work area is free of trips and hazards.
Maintain good housekeeping standards in the work area at all times.
Ensure proper lifting techniques are utilized, and get help if necessary.

1. Place the standing valve in a vise, gripping on the housing (1).

2. Remove the bottom sub (4) from the housing (1).
3. Remove the ball and seat (2) from the housing (1).
4. Remove and discard the used o-ring (3) from the housing (1).
5. Clean and inspect all parts thoroughly for wear and damage.

CAUTION Be sure to wear appropriate Personal Protective Equipment when cleaning

the parts.
Pay close attention to threads for burrs that could cause damage upon
reassembling this valve.
Ensure the cleaning process does not cause environmental pollution.

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 No: 14TO38162
SAP: 101342624
Date: 7-26-04
Basic Design and Maintenance Instructions
R/N: 040700

Halliburton TO Standing Valve Assembly

Assembly Instructions
Refer to the Engineering Design Specifications, Bill of Material, and
Drawing.

Note Ensure that safety glasses, gloves, steel-toed shoes, and hard hats
(if required) are worn and all Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE)
requirements are met before commencing the work. Ensure the hand tools
are in good condition and the work area is free of trips and hazards.
Maintain good housekeeping standards in the work area at all times.
Ensure proper lifting techniques are utilized, and get help if necessary.

1. Place the housing (1) in the vise.

2. Install the ball and seat into the housing (1).
3. Grease and install a new o-ring (3) onto the bottom sub (4).
4. Install the bottom sub (4) into the housing (1).

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 No: 14TO38162
SAP: 101342624
Date: 7-26-04
Basic Design and Maintenance Instructions
R/N: 040700

Halliburton TO Standing Valve Assembly

Assembly Drawing

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