e200 40080 $4910 44730 44950 44380 44200 |_aoseo_ asese 24100
Ba 37850 37440 37290 87°40 37000 96850 36700 96400] 29550 24100
Note : To obtain the torque n N-m multipy the above figures by 1.356
Can —
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PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF HEVI-WATE DRILLPIPE (Range Il)
Field units S.1. Unis
Nominal size ins | 32 5 mn | 839 | 127
Nominal wt. Ibstt | 26 50 kgim | 38.7 | 74.4
Adjusted wt. istt | 265.3 | 49.3 | kgm | 37.6 | 73.4
Pipe O.D. ins | 32 5 mm | 88.9 | 127.0
Pipe 1.D. ins ane 3 mm 52.4 76.2
Tool joint Ness | NC50 Ne3e | NC5O
Tool joint 0.0. ins | 4% V2 mm | 120.7 | 165.:
Tool joint I.D. ins | 2%16 | 3146 | mm | 55.16 | 77.73
Pipe min. tensile yield | tbs [345400] 691,185] kdaN | 154.8 | 3098
Tool joint tersile yielc | tbs |748750 |1,266,000] kdaN | 995.6 | 5674
Pipe torsional yield Ibs-ft | 19,575 56,495 | daN.m 2,652 7,655
Too! joint torsional yield| tbs-t | 17,575 | 51,375] daN.m | 2,381 | 6.961
Make-up torque Ibsft | 9,900 | 29,400] daN.m | 1,341 | 3,984
Caracity bbis/tt | 0.0242 | 0.0087 | vm 219 | 4.53
O.Edisplacement bbis/t | 0.0292 | 0.018 | vm 4.79 | 9.35
(including tool joints)
oAa CYLINDRICAL DRILL COLLAR CONNECTIONS
AND MAKE - UP TORQUES
OUTSIDE INSIDE THREAD
DIAMETER DIAMETER TYPE MAKE - UP TORQUE
inch mm. nm bs-ft daN.m
3k 88.9 1/31. - 38.1 4600 625 —
3% 95.3 ag 2 MlF 5500 750
3% 95.3 58.1 4700 640
3% 98.4 1%-2 131.8 - 50.8 4600 625
4a 104.8 1% - 14) 31.8 - 44.5 7300 990,
4% 120.7 1% -2 ‘ol 44.4 - 63.5 9900 1350
5 127 1-2 |44.4-50.8 13800 1850
5 127 2M | E72 12800 1750
5 139.7 2-2", 150.8 - 71.4 15400 2100
5% | 146.4 2-2 Vy 150.8 - 57.2 20300 2750
5% | 146.1 2% | 5 19400 2650
6 152.4 2 £0.8 23400 3150 )
6 152.4 2h, 7.2 21600 2950 ?
6 152.4 2le | 635 19400 2650
6 152.4 Bhe | 71.4 16200 2200 vo
6 152.4 | 2 %4-2'4)57.2 - 63.5 23200 3150 ~
6 152.4 he | 71.4 22200 3000
6% | 1588 2% | s72 28000 3800 -
6% | 1588 2% | 65 25500 3450 :
6% 158.8 2 he na 22200 3000
158.8 | 2% -2°% 57.2 - 71.4 22800 3100 :
165.1 2%a-3 157.2 -76.2 29500 4000
115 2% | 87.2 36000 4900
171.5 2% | 635 35500 4800 os
171.5 2%. | 71.4 32000 * 4350 Ne
171.5 3 76.2 30000 4050
177.8-1842| 2% | 87.2 5150
; 177.8-1842| 2% | 635 4800
4-74} 177.8-1842| 2%o | 71.4 4350.
Nites:
1. Basis of calculations of recommended make - up torque assumed the use ofa thread compound contairing
40-60% by weight of linely powered metallic zinc or 60% by weight of finely powdered metallic lead appied
thorough to all threeds and shoulders and using the modifiod jack eorew fommula in appendix a paragraph
a.8 and a unit stress 9f 430,875 kPa in the 20x or pin, whichever s weaker.
Normal toque range s tabulatec value plus 10%. Higter torque values may be used urder extreme
conditions
»
C44 Vy Yee VU YoU
CYLINDRICAL DRILL COLLAR CONNECTIONS
AND MAKE- UP TORQUES
OUTSIDE INSIDE THREAD
DIAMETER DIAMETER TYPE MAKE - UPTORQUE
inch mam inch [| _mm ftilbs GaN
6% 1715 31500 425)
7 177.8 |2 %e-2 2] 572-635 39000 530)
7-7 Ye (184. 2% 572 | 5¥2REG 42000 570)
7 Ya-T te (184.3 A] 2 Yo 635 39500 535)
7 Vo7 Yo|184.2-190.4] 2"hs 36000 490)
Te 190.5 [2 he-3% 46000 625)
7%, 196.9 | 2% 55000 745)
7% 196.9 53000 720)
7% 196.9 6% REG 50000 680)
8 8%, |203.2-209.4 57000 775)
8 8%, |203.2-209.¢ 53000 720)
8 8%, |203.2-209.¢| 50000 680)
82 215.9 60000 8150
8% | 2223 71000 965)
9 228.6 83000 11260
9 228.6 79000 10760
9 %,-9 | 235-241.3 88000 11980
235-241.3 83000 11280
295-241.3 79000 10760
9 228.6 72000 975)
9Vq 235 85500 11600
Qi | 241.3 89000 13360
10 254 108000 14860
10%, | 260.4 123000 16760
10% | 266.7 7% REG | 139000 - 18850
10% | 2667 | 3% 134000 18260
1% | 2667 | 3% 129000 17560
10% | 266.7 | 3% 123600 16700
CAs ALLOWABLE TORQUE AND PULL ON API DRILLPIPE
Torque during drilling
The torque in the drillpipe while driling is given by the following equations:
Torque = $:250 x Horsepower Ibstt Torque = 28H Power kN.m
Torque under tension
When pulling on stuck pipe, or fishing, combired tenson and torsion loads of high
™Magnitudes are common. However the simuttaneous application of both loads reduces
ths capacity of drill pipe to carry either.
The following equations based on those in API RP7G Appendix A (January 1995) may
be used to determine the maximum allowable torque ior drillpipe undera tension F :
|) field urits : In S.l. units :
0.09617 x J pe 1.154 xJ pe
= LOGIT HS 5 1 Yn SFP Es QS a [mx SFP -
Where
Q = Minimum torsional yield strength under tension. Ib-ft (N.m)
J Polar monent of inertia - inches* (m4)
= *gp(D* -d4) for tubes
D = Outside diameter - inches (m)
d= Inside dizmeter- inches (m)
Ym= Minimum yield strass - psi (Pa)
P = Total tensile load - pounds (N)
A = Cross-section area - inches (m2)
SF is the design factor ised
It is assumed that the mnimum yield stress in shear is 57.7% of the minimun yield
stress in tension
Yisid Strength (from API Spec 5D, August 1992)
The yield strength shall be the tensile stress tequired to produse a tota elongation of
bes gage length, as determined by an extensometer or by multiplying dviders, as
‘Olows:
Grade | Total Extension of
Gage Length (%)
E-75 0.5
X-95 0.5
G-105 06
$-135 0.7
Its recommended that the maximum allowable pull aid/or torque on adrill strirg shall
Nt exceec an amount corresponding to a percentage of the minimum yield strength of
ths material in question. The value used by Shell companies is 85%.
Cure i
QoS
The equations on the previous page have been used to ccnstruct a set of grap-hsto
allow te determination of the maximum allowable torque ‘hat can de applied in
combination with a give? tensile load, and vice versa, for tie common drill pipe sizes,
using safely factors of both 1.0 and 0.85. These are presented on the following pages.
The mnimum yield strength values depend on the percentage of wear on the pipe,
therefore grapts are included for the various API rill pipe classifications.
A method is provided on page G-7 for determining the number of turns required in order
to achieve a certain torque under conditions of combined tension and torsion.
Note 1:
It should be rezlised thet when applying torque to a drill string the torsional strength of
the pipe is not always tte limiting factor. Sometimes the limit is determined ay the
torsional strength of the tool joint. This depends 07 the type of tool joint and the
percentage of wear of the pipe. (See API RP7G).
Note 2 : Safety factors
Drill pipe is rarely taken up to its theoretical yield stress. Normal practice wthin Shell is
to apply a safety factor of 0.85 to the theoretical minimum yield stress of the material.
The maximum allowable stress then becomes P,= 0.85 x Ym xA, where :
Ais the cross-sectional area of the pipe in ft? or m2
Ym is the minimum yield sess of the material, and is
75,000 psi / 517 MPa for Grade E pipe
95,000 psi / 656 MPa for Grade X pipe
105,000 psi / 72¢ MPa for Grade G or P phe
135,000 psi / 931 MPa for Grade S pipe
Margin of Overpull (MOP)
Ifthe buoyant weight of the strirg In drillng fluid is Pg
MOP = Pa - Par
naz ALLOWABLE TORGUE AND TENSION ON API “NEW” DRILL PIPE
SAFETY FACTOR FACTOR OF 1.¢- FIELC UNITS
‘80 60 aC
Torque in 1,000 Ibs-f
S|
3
1-302" 13.3 be/ft 200 —_
2-812" 15.5lbsitt 8 ~
3 -4¥2" 166 lbs/ft S 300
4-AW2" 20.0 Iba/ft 3
5-5" 19.5lbs/ft =
6-5" 25.6lbs/it = 400
7 -S¥2" 21.9 lbsift 3
8-512" 24.7 Ibs/ft $ 500
5
2
Example 600
The tensile oad on a string of 4°/2" os
25.0 Ibs/tt dill pipe is 435,000 Ibs. 700 NS
Flow the cashed line to determine
‘that the allowable torque without
eluding a safety factor is 26,10) Ibs-tt. 800
00
1,000
Cao ALLOWABLE TORQUE AND TENSION ON. API “NEW” DRILL PIPE
SAFETY FACTOR FACTOR OF 1.0 - SI UNITS
10 68 6 4
Terque in kdaN-m
3
8
1-312" 13.3 lbsit
2-312"155 Ibsif
3 -412"16.6 Ibs/f
4-41/2"20.0 Ibsif
5-5" 19.5 lbs/t
6-5" 25.6 Ibsit.
7 -51221.9 Ibsif
8 -512"247 Ibsif
Tensile load in kdaN
8
8
8
C19 ALLOWABLE TORGUE AND TENSION ON API “NEW” DRILL PIPE
SAFETY FACTOR FACTOR OF 0.85 - FIELD UNITS.
0. G 40
Torque in 1,000 Ibs-t
100
T-B1F 13.5 bait 200
2-Bti2! 15.5 lbsstt @
3-4¥/2" 16.6 Ibs/tt = 300
4. 41/2! 20.0 Ibsit 3
5-5" 19.5 Ibsitt =
6-5° 25.6 Ibs/ft © 400 7
7 -5¥/e" 21.0 IbsAt 8
8. 5¥2! 24,7 Ibsit © 509
@
a
8
s
3
8
300
oo taba to ln)
900
1,000
Gon ALLOWABLE TORQUE AND TENSION ON API “NEW” DRILL PIPE
SAFETY FACTOR FACTOR OF 0.85 - SI UNITS
8/6] 7} [sif4) i
ait
10 6 6 < 2 0
Torque in keaN-m
1-312 13.3 lbsik
2-312! 15.5 lbsft “00)
3-412 16.6 lbs/t
4-41/2' 20.0 Ibs/t
* 19.5 Ibsit
25.6 Ins/t
Wp! 21.9 lbs
- 51/2! 24,7 Ibs/t
Tensile load in kdaN
300}
400
0-21 ALLOWABLE TORQUE AND TENSION ON API “PREMIUM” DRILL P IPE
SAFETY FACTOF FACTOR OF 1.0 - FIELD UNITS.
60 40.
Torque in 1,000 Ibs-t
100 .
1 31/2" 13.2 Ibs/ft
2- Ste 15.£ Ibs/ft g 200 _
3-412" 16.€ Ibs/tt 2
4-412 20.6 Ibs/tt 8
5-5" 19.6 Ibsitt = 300
6-5" 25. Ibsitt =
7 - Bie! 21.€ Ibs/ft R
8 - 5¥2" 24.7 Ibs/ft 3 400
2
500
600 .
700 .
800
Coo ee —
YS
4
ALLOWABLE TORQUE AND TENSION ON API “PREMIUM” DRIL L PIPE
SAFETY FACTOR FACTOR OF 1.0 - SI UNITS
1%
10 B 6 4
Torque in kdaN-m
1-3/2" 13.3 Ibs/ft
2-312"15.5 Ibs/fi ‘00
3-412" 16.6 Ibs/f
4 1/2"20.0 lbsit
5-5" 19.5 Ibsit
6-5" 25.6 Ibsit
7 -B¥2"21.9 lbsii
8 -512"24.7 Ibsit
Tensile load in kdaN
400
0-28 ALLOWABLE TORQUE AND TENSION ON API “PREMIUM” DRILL P IPE
SAFETY FACTOR FACTOR OF 0.85 - FIELD UNITS
60 40
Torque in 1,000 Ibs-t
SISGSON=
~ 31a 13.5 IbsMt
+312" 15.5 Ibs/ft
- Al 16.6 Ibs/ft
+5" 19.8 Ibs/ft
+5" 25.6 Ibs/ft
+52 21.2 Ibs/ft
+52! 24.7 Ibs/ft
Ate" 20.0 Ibe
Tensile load in 1,000 Ibs
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
700
800
es a ee
—
ALLOWABLE TORQUE AND TENSION ON API “PREMIUM” DRILL PIPE
SAFETY FACTOR FACTOR OF 0.85 -S! UNITS
8 6 4
Torque in kdaN-m
1-312"13.3 Ibsit
2-312"15.5 Ibs/t
3-41/2"16.6 Ibs/ft
4-41/2"20.0 Ibs/ft
5-5" 19.5 Ibsift
6-5" 25.6 Ibs
7 -510"21.9 Ibs/ft
8 -51/2"24,7 Ibs/tt
Tensile load in kdaN
00
200! ALLOWABLE TORQUE AND TENSION ON API “CLASS 2” DRILL PI PE
SAFETY FACTOR FACTOR OF 0.85 - FIELD UNITS.
0
60 50 40 30
Torque in 1,000 Ibs-t
100
1-312 13.3 bet 7
2-312" 15.5 lbsift ~~
3-412 165 lbsit 3 200
4. 41/2" 20.0 Ibstt 3
5-5" 19.5 lbsitt =
6-5" 25.6 Ibs/ft = 300
7 BVe" 21.9 lbsitt B
8. 52! 24.7 Ibsitt 3
8 400
500 Mo
700!
Con i
ALLOWABLE TORQUE AND TENSION ON API “CLASS 2” DRILL PIPE
SAFETY FACTOR FACTOR OF 1.0 —SI UNITS
6 4
Torque in kdaN-m.
1-312" 13.3 Ibs/ft
2-312"15.5 Ibsift
3 -412"16.6 Ibsit
4-412"20.0 Ibs/tt
5-5" 19.5 Ibsift
6-5" 25.6 Ibs/ft
7 -512"21.9 Ibsitt
8 -512"24,7 Ibsit
3
Tensile load in kdaN
200
390
C-27 ALLOWABLE TORQUE AND TENSION ON API “CLASS 2” DRILL P IPE
SAFETY FACTOR FACTOR OF 0.85 - FIELD UNITS
060 20
50. 4030
Torque in1,000 Ibst
4: Si" 13.3 Ibsiit
2+ 812" 15.5 Ibsift
3-412" 16.5 Ibs/ft
4- A¥i2" 20.0 Ibe/ft
5-5" 195 Ibs/ft
6-5" 25.3 Ibs/ft
7-512! 21.9 Ibs/tt
8-512" 24,7 Ibsitt
Gro ALLOWABLE TORQUE AND TENSION ON API “CLASS 2” DRILL PIPE
SAFETY FACTOR FACTOR OF 0.85 —SI UNITS.
Bl6[7 [541 [31
2it
8 6 4
‘Torque in kdaN-m
1-312"13.3 lbs/ft
2-812"15.5 lbsift
3-412" 16.6 Ibs/ft
4 4112"20.0 Ibs/ft
5-5" 19.5 Ibsft
6-5" 25.6 Ibsit
7 -51/2"21.9 Ibe/t
8 -51/2"24,7 Ibsift
8
Tensile load in kdaN.
C-29 MAXIMUM HEIGHT OF TOOL JOINT ABOVE SLIPS
TO PREVENT BENDING DURING TONGING
Case 1 Case 2
Tongs at 8¢ degrees Tongs at 180°
The maximum height above the slips is given by:
in field units in S.J, units
Case1: Hmax= 0.05 Yoke WC) Himax= 0.601 Sn WC)
Case 2: Hing = 2088 Minln VO) yy, = 0425 Ym (U2)
T 108.7
Where: field unit _S.l. unit_
Hmax = Height of tool joitt above slips ft m
Ym = Minimum tensile yield stress of pipe ps. Pa
L, = Tong arm length ft mn
P = Line pull (Icad) Ibs N
T = Meke-up torque (= > x Lt) Ibe-ft = Num
VIC = Section modulus of pipe ing m3
where :
12%, (D4 - d4)
=D
C= Ip
outside diameier of pips ins mm
= insido diamete: of pipe ins 7m
Constents 0.05, 0.036, 0.601 & 0.425 include the safety factor of 085 (see
page C-23)
Syction modulus values have been calculated for commonly tsed drill pipe sizes and
le shown in the table on tre following page.
Values of commended make-up torque valies can 9e foundon pages C-6 & 3-7.
Can SECTION MODULUS VALUES
FOR NEW PIPE
; Nominal
Pipe 0.D. pipe weight ve
ins [mm | tbsitt | kg/m | insé mm?
23g | 60.3 4.85 7.22 0.6604 19,820
665 | 9.89] 08666 | 14.200
27s | 73.0 | 685 | 10.19 | 1.12% 360
10.40 | 15.48 | 1.602 | 23,250
Si | 88.9 9.50 14.14 1.96* 32,140
1330 | 1979 | 2572 | 42,150
15.50 | 23.07 | 2.924 | 47,910
4 | 101.5 | 11.85 | 17.63 | 2.700 2
14.00 | 20.83 | 3.229 52,910
15.70 | 2336 | 3.579 | 53,640
42 | 114.3 | 13.75 | 20.46 | 3.592 | 53,860
1660 | 24.70 | 427° 79,000
20.00 | 29.76 | 5.116 83,840
2282 | 93.95 | 5.673 | 92,960
24.66 | 36.93
25.50 | 37.94
5 127.0 16.25 24.18 4.859 73,620
1950 | 29.02 | 5.708 | 93530
25.60 | 38.10 | 7.245 | 113,730
5vz | 139.7 | 19.20 | 28.57 | 6.111 | 102,140
21.90 | 92:59 | 703: | 115,220
24.70 | 36.75 | 7.844 | 123,580
65 | 168.3 | 25.20 | 37:50 | 9.786 | 169,360
O31 CLASSIFICATION OF USED DRILLPIPE
(TAK2N FROM API RP7G, 15h EDITION, JANUARY 1995)
PRENIUM CLAES BLASS CLASS
PIFE CONDITION J two white Bands Yellow Bano Orange Bands
One centre puncr mark _| Two centre punch marcs_| Threecentre punch marks
1 EXTEFIOR CONDITIONS
*. OD Weat- Wall Remeining wall rot less Remaining wall not less Any imperfections or
than £0% than 70% damages exceeding
§, Dents & Mashes Diameter reductisn not Diameter reductionno, CLASS 2
over $% of OD over 4% of OD
©. Slip Area
Mechanical Darnage
1. Crusting, Necking Diameter reduction not Diameter reduction no:
over 5% of OD over 4% of OD.
2. Cuts, Souges Deptt not to exceed 10% Depth not 1 exceed 2%
of theaverage adjacent of the averzge adjacent
wall wall
©. Stress Iniuced
Diameter Variations
1. Stretcied Diameter reduction not Diameter reduction no:
over 5% of OD over 4% of OD
2. StringShot Diameter increase not Diameter increase not
over 5% of OD over 4% of OD
E, Comosior, Cuts &
Gouges
1. Corrosion Remaining wall rot less Remaining wail rot tess
than £0% ‘han 70%
2 Cuts & Gouges
Longitudinal © Remdning wall rot less Remainingwall rot less
than £0% ‘han 70%
Trensverse Remaining wall rot less Remaining wail rot less
than £0% ‘han 80%
F. Cracks None None None
2 INTERIOR CONDITIONS
4 Corrosive Piting
Wall Remaining wall rot less _ Remaining wall rot less
than £0%, measured from than 70%, measured fom
base of deepest ait base of deepest pit
E, Erosion & Wear
Wall Remining wall rot less Remaining wall rot less
than 60% ‘han 70%
LS. Cracks None None None
Notes
1. For all sizes, weights and grades, the nominal dimension is the basis for all calculations
2. In any classification where cracks or washouts appear the pipe will be Identfied with th red bandang
considered unfil for further drilling service.
3. Average adjacent wal is determned by measuring the wall thickness on each side of the cut or gouge
adjacent to the deepest penetraton.
4. The centre punch merks are madie on the 35° or 18° sioulder of fhe pin-endtool joint.
5. The drillpbe manufacturing date can be fond on the pin
Con YS
WwW
CAPACITY OF TUBING
size | Weight Witn Couplings Inside Drit — | bbs lin. ft,
oD. Diameter | Diameter | per [mm per |m/m
NonUpset| Upset [Inteveal Jor lint vos
inch [ram [Tot | Kolm) At [KaMe| Tor [kom] eR _[— mm | woh |_ mm
Toso | Boar | ree] 170 | t20] 179] 20] 17 | ome] —anee | areo | v2 | oar | oo | Tare | Basa
1218 — rar] rae] as | zese | ome | 2z0 | cone | ome | ar 2ae | esore
= Yae| 200 | tier | zree | ass | seas | oace | come | accu | sana
470] 253} 1049 | 2664 | 0955 | 2426 ‘coe | 9e6.49 | 992.77)
= 2iz| sar| our | nat | caw | aren taees | srexeo | neece
1000 | 210 - a1o| are | rao | acer | tase | aes | ooo | cone | e270 | soaae
2a0| a2 | as] saz] 22s | sar | tao | sen | tase | S200 | Sone | ooo1 | stess | ooss0
final Sue| tis | seas | tase | soar | code | come | sewer | pores
100 asr| 160 | aia | rst | esr | 00s | ooo | arent | reas
it | tio | doa | tare | Seat | ooas | osote | sere | foror
ser] tm | ae10 | tae | ar | ooae | ooo | seinse | S070
2000 asi] ra | aca | tare | soc | ooer | coors | sess | 70799
2069 gee] ine | ases | sae | 200 | ooae | ooo | arte | 20018
a| tar | 444s | tase | Soe | oan | conte | Sere | Sas
ars — ser| 22s | sas | 1901 | aoze | cous | oom} 2or07 | soor
= fee] Sur | tase | toot | deze | oom | cones | antes | teaar
ae zen | stot | tam | Seve | oowo | conor | aszie | easy
ees ee | tas | ser | toot | faze | cogs | coam | a5ces | toner
s $i | ti | aoas | tom | feos | nar | noo | areno | wer
a gee | ter | ara | tre | tea | ooce | coor | aosss | Sonos
cad Sor tase | arar | tree | ater | nose | ooo | soon | sass
SE) Se] Ep] ar iitte] ee | as | tke | Soar | docs | coos | Setes | Soar
2a7s | ra00 | — aze| eee] 270 | ess: | 2ses | cose | 0000s | coos | tea77 | 20000
ter| sor| 2ae | esto | ase | Sear | dogs | oom | teen | nom
aho| Ser| 21 | e200 | zow | seat | docs | oom | ivare | uae
a0] r176| 790 sire | 222 | sooo | 22m | cece | dows | oomr | toore | wns?
350(t298| ee [rase | 220 | Sean | ates | seco | dom | dom | aovze | Janse
SRY] toc|taar| amo | soar | atao | Sse | ows | coos} 2oasi | sere
dua) rae] eaoltere | Zuo | ere | ator | sar | oar | Ooms | ataco | tosas
wey] soae|isae| amr | stoe | aasr | seas | cos | coca | zezes | ions
tore|isee| 201 | satt | aor | core | aone | came | ease | tora0
ivan] sear] tor |iesr| 203 | seas | dar | Snce | cou | oonee | aeat | icass
hoo] raet © fee | fer | ta | eae | aac | Gam | aeacs | toser
00 am 2200 | 7790 | oo | oan | t0120 | soars
ae 2aua | Tare | coat | coowe | Yoaar | 239
oe baer | tome | cow? | ooowe | i490 | omar
zez | raze | arr | ros | oom | om | tz0sr | 2105
2a | toa | as | orcs | coms | coos | tears | raze
zo | esas | aa | ecco | Oars | Ome | tania | 2000
221 | roa | asco | eras | oom | coos | toa7s | maze
ihe | ez | Size | erst | Sams | Ooms | tease | sons
zoo | sean | ass | Sece | onto | oom | seza7 | ors
20 Eas | st | coe | ovo | was | te
+400 ae | sore | ascs | coor | oo | coves vat
sae | aoa | asst | ave | oon | oom tear
Sas | erar | sams | enzo | oovs | oom \ero
aco | Stee | sare | sree | coms | ooosr ‘rae
gi | Ter | ease | eu | core | cone ery
800 ase | sooss | aa | orae | oom | ooo | esr: | iases
3a0 | ‘seer | ors | seco | oom | aor | cevo | ianse
See | sri | sro | seor | nae | amore | rose | istrr
ser | s5ce | oa | sete | ooar | oa | taos | isos
auo | gece | asts | eeze | oom Fre | (aaa
azo | to | oa | ess | 000 thee | (eae
* Not API standard Shown forinformation only
0-29 CAPACITY OF CASING
5 , 5 a) bbls Tin
size Weight Inside Drift
©.3, — |wth Coupings) Diameter | Diameter | ,Per | ™/m | Per | msme
lin. ft. bbis
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