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PowerDrill 2000
Rig Drive System
Copyright01991
by
General Electric Company, U.S.A.
GEK 100814
PowerDrill 2000
Rig Drive System
Table Of Contents
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2. Start he desired engine and follow the 11. Charge the main generator breaker for
manufacturer’s recommended warm up generator 2.
procedures before continuing with the following
steps. (The following steps assume that 12. Watch the synchroscope and press the
generator 1 is being brought on line first, followed breaker close switch just before the rotating
by generator 2.) needle reaches the twelve o’clock position. This
brings generator 2 on line to the AC bus. The
3. Set the synchronizing switch to GEN 1. GEN ON light should come on.
4. Set the generator 1 engine control switch to 13. The meters on the generator 2 engine/
RUN. No faults should be displayed by the generator control panel will. now indicate
generator 1 engine/generator regulator (EGR). Generator 2 voltage, current, and power. The
Check that the generator voltmeter for generator values on these meters should be the same for all
1 reads 600 volts. other on-line generators.
5. Set the frequency switch on the synchronizing 14. If your rig uses three or more generators,
control to GEN 1. Push the speed INCR or repeat steps 9 through 13 for the additional
DECR buttons on the EGR until the frequency engine/generator sets.
meter reads 60 Hertz.
POWERDRILL 2000 RIG DRIVE SYSTEM GEK 100814
15. Check that the AC disconnect switch on the Alternate Assignment (Optional)
front of each power control panel is ,closed to
provide AC power to the SCRs and control logic. If your rig contains the alternate assignment
At this point, the display on the drive should not feature, there will be an alternate assignment
be indicating any faults and the SCRs ready to pushbutton on the driller’s console. The alternate
be selected. assignment option allows the driller to use a single
power conversion panel for more than one drilling
16. Energize the appropriate auxiliary motor function. The most common alternate assignment
starters from the motor control center. These is to use the drawworks “B” power conversion
would include drill motor blowers, mud pump oiler panel to power the drawworks 9” motor(normal)
motors, and so forth. These motors will start or the rotary table motor (alternate assignment).
automatically when the drilling motor
assuagements are made from the driller’s Using the drawworks “B” alternate assignment
console. Drilling motor cut-out switches must be option described above as an example, a typical
unpinned before the drive will operate. alternate assignment operation is as follows. In
the normal mode, the drawworks “B” power
The rig drive system is now ready for operation. conversion panel will supply power to the
drawworks “B” motor. In the alternate assignment
mode, the drawworks 3” power conversion panel
RIG OPERATION will supply power to the rotary table and the
drawworks “B” motor will be disabled. The mode
Once the rig drive system has been started, the of operation is selected using the alternate
drilling motors are controlled from the driller’s assignment pushbutton on the driller’s console.
console and mud pump console. The operator After selection of alternate assignment all controls,
will seldom need to concern himself with the indicators, and auxiliaries will operate normally for
control equipment. the alternate motor.
The rotary table may be chain-driven and Insufficient RT Torque - If only the rotary table’s
clutched off the drawworks motors. In this cases, speed decreases, the torque limit set by the rotary
the driller uses the drawwork selection table torque limit control has been reached.
pushbutton and speed control to control the Ensure that the limit control is set properly for the
rotary table. Clutching determines the correct type of pipe being used. If the setting is correct,
current limit value for drawworks or rotary table you must reduce the torque requirements. There
operation. Whenever the drawworks is may be too much weight on the bit or the wrong
unclutched, the rotary table torque limit controls gear may have been selected.
cathead and rotary torque.
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