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SWI - 7.0 HSD ETE Transfer

Preparation and General
Loading
Reference: InTouch 6772379
Version: 0.3
Release Date: Provisory
EDMS UID: 1663084080
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Owner: Testing Services
Author: Julien Janicot, Alexey Barykin
Private HSD, TCP
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Compliance
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Regulatory Compliance
Waste management
IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR CORRECT DISPOSAL OF THE EQUIPMENT
This symbol means that the equipment cannot be discarded in a rubbish-bin. At

its end of life, the equipment and/or its components must be treated, following
Schlumberger Environmental procedures, in compliance with Schlumberger QHSE
Policy and applicable laws and regulations on waste management.
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Table of Contents
Regulatory Compliance __________________________________________ iii
1 Prerequisites _____________________________________________________ 1
2 Exploded Views __________________________________________________ 4
3 Gun Spacer Inspection and Preparation __________________________ 8

3.1 List of General Rules ___________________________________________ 8
3.2 Gun Loading Sheet and Part Numbers Verification ______________ 10
3.3 Inspect and Prepare Carrier and Loading Tube _________________ 11
3.4 Loaded Intervals and Cord Support Points Identification _________ 15
4 Install Charge Jackets ___________________________________________ 17
5 Install Detonating Cord __________________________________________ 18
6 Prepare Lower Adapter Ballistic Transfer ________________________ 26
7 Install Shaped Charges __________________________________________ 32
8 Prepare Upper Adapter Ballistic Transfer ________________________ 34
9 Install Loading Tube into Gun or Spacer _________________________ 43
10 Prepare and Install Adapters ____________________________________ 47
Appendices
A 7.0 in ETE (Charges vs Gun Systems Compatibility Table) _______ 52
B 58C / 64C Type Charges Combined with Jacket 101639694 (HSD MP 12

SPF) ____________________________________________________________ 54
B.1 Identification __________________________________________________ 54
B.2 Jacket Installation _____________________________________________ 55
B.3 Shaped Charge Installation ____________________________________ 57
B.4 Charge Removal ______________________________________________ 60
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C 4505 Type Charges Combined with Jacket 101639691 (MP HSD and MP
HSD PURE) ______________________________________________________ 62
C.1 Identification __________________________________________________ 62
C.2 Jacket Installation _____________________________________________ 63
C.3 Shaped Charge Installation ____________________________________ 66
C.4 Charge Removal ______________________________________________ 68
D 4505 Type Charges Combined with Adapter Ring H428428 and Retainer
Clip H523551 (7.0 HSDL) ________________________________________ 69
D.1 Identification __________________________________________________ 69

D.2 Shaped Charge Installation ____________________________________ 71
D.3 Charge Removal ______________________________________________ 76
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1 SWI 7.0 HSD ETE Transfer Preparation and General Loading / Prerequisites 1
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1 Prerequisites SWIt
Introduction
7.0 in HSDL, MP HSD and MP HSD PURE systems share common adapters
and transfer hardware for all phasing and shot densities. This standard work
instruction will be divided in two sections. The first and main section will cover
the preparative work associated with gun loading, installation of detonation
transfer components, and preparation/installation of adapters. The second
section will consist in an APPENDIX containing the specifics of jacket and charge
installation for each system.
For details on troubleshooting and repair of damaged equipment, refer to the

related chapter in the maintenance manual. This procedure is a guide for
experienced personnel. The HSD TCP Gun Systems Maintenance Manual
provides much more information. Job Planning and Perforation Job Design
are beyond the scope of this procedure. Follow the references, TCP WebSDP,
and applicable manuals. Consult the local Perforating Domain Champion and
InTouch for any questions.
Materials and conditions (prerequisites)

Procedure Requirements
ID Description
Equipment Status • All materials available
• Explosives on hand
• Gun maintenance completed (InTouch 6508983)
• Adapter maintenance completed (InTouch 6508982)
• Handling cap and plug maintenance completed.
WebSDP Gun Loading Sheets for each gun
Documentation The record of individuals performing the loading and secondary person
inspecting the loading, crimping, and marking may be captured per
local SOP and / or SDP. LGI and all legally require paperwork must be
addressed by local SOP. This SWI addresses service quality standards
and options based upon historical information and failure reports.
Service Parts Information

Refer to OneCat for details on part numbers (BOM) required for each specific system
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Hand Tools
ID Description Quantity
H428387 GUIDE, LOADING TUBE 7.0 DIA 1
H428625 TOOL, HANDLING LOADING TUBE 1
FLASH LIGHT (and spare batteries) 1
WORKSHOP AIR NOZZLE 1
TAPE MEASURE OR RULER (IMPERIAL OR METRIC) 1
LARGE PAINT MARKER (WHITE OR YELLOW) or WAX CHALK 1

NEEDLE: ¼ INCH WOOD DOWEL OR WIRE LEAD (USED 1
GUIDING DETONATING CORD)
FISH TAPE (minimum 20 ft length) 1
100272458 DETONATING CORD CUTTER (SLICING) (Spare blades: 1
H432358)
H432091 PLIERS,DETONATOR CRIMP WITHOUT CUTTING EDGE 1
B039820 GAGE, PIN .188 DIA., MINUS, CLASS ZZ 1
B039821 GAGE, PIN .192 DIA., MINUS, CLASS ZZ 1
H348570 CRIMPING FIXTURE, 1.56 HSD 1
100104364 STARRET DEPTH GAUGE 1
CALIPERS OR PRECISION RULER (alternative to STARRET optional
DEPTH GAUGE)
FINE POINT PERMANENT MARKER 1
100146139 O-RING PICK, PLASTIC, SEALS & PACKINGS 1
Large Pipe Wrench 1
5/32 INCH ALLEN KEY 1
RED PAINT + WHITE PAINT (SPRAY OR BRUSH) 1
100034346 HANDLE, LIFTING 7.0 GUN ADAPTATION 2
Documentation & Support Information

ID Description
Intouch 6489125 Reference Page: Standard Work Instructions and Checklists for TCP
InTouch 4210637 HSD Wireline Gun System Maintenance Manual
InTouch 4290240 HSD TCP Gun Systems Maintenance Manual
InTouch 3012737 TCP Field Operations Manual
InTouch 6835929 SWI – Confined End to End (CETE) Ballistic Transfer (FIELD TEST)
InTouch 4025225 Hand Tools for Assembly of Perforating Guns Parts Lists and Drawings
InTouch 5748311 TCP WebSDP
InTouch 6244691
Perforating Seal Guideline
InTouch 5998011
InTouch 5439006 VIDEO: Practical Crimping Procedures
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Certifications and Workmanship Standards
ID Description
Trained Gun Loader, Operator, FS/FE, Operator
Waste generated by this SWI must be collected and treated in compliance

with Schlumberger QHSE procedures.
ID Description
Grease Rags, PPE

Detonating cord remnants; damaged boosters or charges:
Explosives Handle as per Explosives Safety Manual and dispose of by SLB
Guidelines, Local SOP, or Local laws as required.
PPE required
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2 Exploded Views
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Short lower head

(H428349)
Socket head screw (x1)
(B027635)
(x1) O-ring (x2)
(B029416) Viton, (B030104) (B030105) Nitrile
2-7/8 EUE PIN 7.00 HSD lower adapter
(H428359)

(B027635)
(x4)
O-ring (x2)
3-1/2 EUE PIN 7.00 HSD lower adapter
(100136787)
(B027635)
(x4)
O-ring (x2)
2.88 EUE PIN 7.00 HSD finned lower adapter

(H523812)
O-ring (x2)
7.00 HSD finned bottom nose

(H447806)
O-ring (x2)
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TYPE ETE ETE ETE ETE ETE
SIZE 7 7 7 7 7
MP HSD PURE Carrier/Tube

MP HSD Carrier/Tube
MP HSD Spacer/Tube
HSD-L Carrier/Tube
HSD-L Spacer/Tube
SYSTEM
SPF 12 12 12 12 12
System or
Carr/Tube 101603076 101603076 101603074 101373148 101373148
DRAWING
Adapters
101370487 101370487 101370487 101370487 101370487
Upper Adapter
(ETE) (ETE) (ETE) (ETE) (ETE)
101526755 101526755 101526755 101526755 101526755
Upper Adapter, Finned
101370491 101370491 101370491 101370491 101370491
Lower Adapter
Lower Adapter, Finned
BoƩom Nose H428349 H428349 H428349 H428349 H428349
BoƩom Nose, Finned H447806 H447806 H447806 H447806 H447806
BoƩom Nose, Treaded 2 7/8 EUE H428359 H428359 H428359 H428359 H428359
BoƩom Nose, Finned & Threaded 2 7/8 EUE H523812 H523812 H523812 H523812 H523812
BoƩom Nose, Threaded 3 1/2 EUE 100136787 100136787 100136787 100136787 100136787
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Note
Crossover adapters 7.0 ETE to 4.5 ETE and 4.5 ETE to 7.0 ETE are not
described here. They require a specific transfer setup to be fitted on either top
(for 7.0 ETE to 4.5 ETE) or bottom (for 4.5 ETE to 7.0 ETE) of the 4.5 ETE gun.
The components of the interfacing 7.0 ETE gun remain unchanged.

Please refer to HSD manual or contact inTouch for further information on these
specific adaptations.
Please always use the latest assembly drawing and BOM from PTW/OneCat:
• 7.0 ETE to 4.5 ETE: 101615429D (link: http://docs.gems.slb.com/ENG/HIGH
SHOT_DENSITY/101615429D/101615429d.pdf )
• 4.5 ETE to 7.0 ETE: 101601721D (link: http://docs.gems.slb.com/ENG/HIGH
SHOT_DENSITY/101601721D/101601721d.pdf)
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Inspection and Preparation
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3 Gun Spacer Inspection and

Preparation HSD, TCP
3.1 List of General Rules
If you fail to properly identify equipment and use the wrong part, assembly or
subassembly, it can cause misfire, gun flooding, low-order detonation, and
off-depth perforation.
Make sure you follow the General Rules listed below to avoid these problems.
1. Each gun/spacer assembly must have a specified identification number that
connects it to its Job, Run, and Position in the gun string as shown in the
gun loading diagram.
2. You must use the newest assembly drawing to make sure the correct part
numbers are used.
3. You must print a gun loading sheet for each gun assembly before you load
each gun.
4. You must record a specified gun identification number (as shown in the gun
diagram) on the gun loading sheet for each gun.
5. One person must make sure all the information on the gun loading sheet is
correct and complete.
6. Another person, who cannot also be the person who performs Step 5 above,
must witness and make sure all the information is complete.
7. You must fill in all of the information during the gun loading.
8. You must verify and sign each gun loading sheet immediately after the gun is
loaded and marked.
9. The carrier has two part numbers. One part number is on the carrier’s end in
a white box (carrier PN and manufacturing information) and the other is large
print on the carrier’s length (carrier/tube assembly PN). The part number in
large print on the carrier’s length must match the part number indicated on
the assembly drawing.
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Carrier/Tube assembly part number
Carrier part number and serial number 1662589628
10. You must make sure the carrier part number is correct (match with
assembly).
11. You must make sure the loading tube part number is correct (match with
assembly).
12. You must record each carrier serial number on its loading sheet.
13. You must record each loading tube serial number on its loading sheet.
14. Each carrier must be marked with its identification number (as per gun
diagram).
15. In case of batch loading, each loading tube must be marked with its
identification number (as per gun diagram).
16. Each loaded and blank section of the carrier must be measured, marked as
shown in the gun diagram, and marked with the correct color coding.
17. Each loaded and blank section of the loading tube must be measured and
marked as shown in the gun diagram.
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3.2 Gun Loading Sheet and Part Numbers

Verification
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Step Work Instruction

1. Print the gun loading sheet from the Service Delivery Procedure (SDP) and use the gun
diagram to identify which gun is to be loaded.
2. Make sure that the gun size, gun length, shot density (SPF), and phasing are correct
and record this information.
3. Identify the necessary assembly drawing and make sure it is the newest version.
4. Make sure the carrier assembly part number is the correct one (physical paint marking on
carrier vs drawing).
5. Count the number of scallops per foot to make sure the carrier shot density is correct and
make sure the phasing is correct.
6. Record the carrier serial number on the gun loading sheet.
7. Put all the materials for the loading process in one location.
8. Make sure that all the parts have the correct part number as shown in the assembly
drawing and as per job requirements (adapters, transfer components, seal components,
explosive components).
9. Record/verify all the required part numbers on the gun loading sheet (adapters, transfer
components, seal components, explosive components).
10. If detonating cord retainers are used, record the part number.
11. If jackets are used, record the part number.
12. Record all the manufacturing information of the explosives and seal components lined
up to load the gun.
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3.3 Inspect and Prepare Carrier and Loading Tube

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Cases have been observed where the loading tube was allowed some rotation
prior to perforating (due to gun shock from multiple zones perforating or to rough
handling). This would lead to off scallop perforations.
It is now mandatory to use an extended loading tube alignment key. A new
design (1) has been implemented but some locations might still own the older
format. In this case, a local modification (2) is required using the add on key
plate 101772187.
Consult inTouch for further information (technical alert 6729405).
The alignment key must extend beyond the back of the top plate in order to
engage deeper in the carrier's alignment groove.
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(2)
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Do not reuse guns previously run as spacers.

If you reuse a gun that was used as a safety spacer, it can cause debris to collect
in the booster-to-booster air gap. This practice is not permitted because of
service quality failures.
If grease, scale, corrosion, metal filings, mud, laser cutting powder, dust, mill
scale, or any type of foreign bodies are inside the carriers, loading tubes, or
adapters, they can migrate through the system and collect by gravity at the
booster-to-booster transfer gap. This can cause failure of the ETE system
to transfer, resulting in misfire or low-order detonation, which are potentially
catastrophic failures.
All foreign bodies must be removed from the adapters, loading tube, and inside
the carrier. Make sure that the gun system is clean.

1. Examine the outside of the carrier and loading tube assembly to make certain there is no
heavy corrosion, scratches, damage, deformed scallops, or bulging.
2. Locate the carrier part number on the carrier body and record this on gun loading sheet.
3. Open the thread protectors.
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Seal surface integrity is very important. Any damage to the seal surface can lead
to gun flooding and result in catastrophic incidents, such as low-order detonation,
gun split, gun burst, and misfire.

Make sure that you do not damage the carrier’s seal surfaces when pulling the
loading tube out of or pushing the loading tube into the carrier.
If centering tabs are present on the loading tube, they may create an axial
scratch on the seal surface.
Use extreme caution when pulling or pushing a loading tube that has centering
tabs. Use an insertion guide as much as it is practical and safe to do so.
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4. Remove the loading tube from the top of the gun and carefully position it on supports.
5. Locate the loading tube part number on the loading tube body and record it on the gun
loading sheet.
6. Make sure that the carrier and loading tube assembly part number, the carrier part number,
and the loading tube part number all agree.
7. Count the number of scallops per foot to make sure the carrier shot density is correct and
make sure the phasing is correct.
8. Use the alignment key to make sure that the position of the first charge cutout on the
loading tube is correct.
9. Use the carrier thread key path to verify the position of the first scallop on carrier is correct.
10. For perforating guns (with scallops) make sure the first scallop on the carrier is aligned with
the first charge cutout on the loading tube.
11. Carefully inspect all scallops in order to detect any abnormal machining.
The upper alignment plate and lower alignment plate should be welded
perpendicular to the long axis of the loading tube. The alignment of the ETE
transfers is very important. Any large deviation can cause detonation transfer
failure.
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12. Make sure the loading tube upper alignment plate and lower alignment plate are aligned
correctly.
13. Make sure the loading tube does not have debris inside, distorted charge cutouts, or
sharp edges along the detonating cord path.
Always wear a face shield if you use a workshop air nozzle. If directed into the
face, flying particles can cause severe eye injuries.
14. Use a shop air nozzle and light brush to remove debris from inside and outside the
loading tube.
A damaged seal bore can cause gun flooding. A flooded gun may cause a
low-order detonation or gun split when fired. These can be catastrophic failure
and, possibly cause the loss of the well.
If you find corrosion or damage, perform the Repair Seal Bore SWI (InTouch
6488823) before you continue.
15. Examine the carrier's ends, seal bores, and threads for corrosion, burrs, scratches, and
debris.
All debris of any kind must be removed from the carrier. Never push debris inside
the carrier if they cannot be pushed all the way through.
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16. Use a Rabbit tool or some rags and a long-reach air nozzle to clean any grease, oil, debris,
or any other residue that remains inside the carrier.
Tip
When using a workshop air nozzle, debris can be pushed inside the carrier and become
out of reach. Use the combination of a long-reach air nozzle and a backwards blowing
air nozzle. Alternately or in complement, use a long wooden pole to push a rabbit (ball of
cloth/rags) through the carrier. Use a light brush to remove any material from the threads.
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17. Use a light to look at the full length of the gun and examine the carrier’s interior.
18. Once they are clean, inspected, and accepted, mark the external surfaces of the carrier
and the loading tube with the Job ID (specified identification number) and gun run number
as shown in the loading plan.
3.4 Loaded Intervals and Cord Support Points

Identification
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It is important to locate the position of every component going into the loading
tube before you start installation. Incorrectly positioned charges and detonating
cord retainers can interrupt the explosive train and cause a low-order detonation
or off-the-target perforation. The blank and loaded sections of loading tubes

must be marked.
Loading tubes must be marked with detonating cord support locations.
1. Mark the loading tube with the intervals to be loaded. Measure intervals as shown in
the gun loading sheet and gun diagram. Make sure that the number of charge cutouts
matches the calculated value.
It is important to support the detonating cord properly. Failure to support it

can lead to detonation transfer failure, detonating cord damage, and low-order
detonation, which are potentially catastrophic events. Form a support point
with three detonating cord retainers installed next to each other or in one plane
(based on phasing configuration). Support points must be repeated every two
feet on the length of the loading tube.
When a blank section starts at the top of the loading tube, the first detonating
cord support point must be started at the uppermost charge position.
At the bottom of the loading tube, the last detonating cord support points must be
completed at the lowermost allowed charge position.
Within a partially loaded gun, the lowermost shaped charge of a perforating
interval can be treated as the first cord support point for the blank section below it.
Within partially loaded gun, the uppermost shaped charges of a perforating
interval can be treated as the last cord support point for the blank section above it.
2. Mark the loading tube with the required position for the detonating cord support points.
Identify the charge cutouts that will receive a detonating cord retainer.
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4 Install Charge Jackets

Refer to APPENDIX for specific instructions on the system specific
Charges/Jacket/Loading Tube combination you are planning to load. Some
systems (with bending tabs) do not require any jackets to secure the charges, in
which case this section must be ignored.
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5 Install Detonating Cord
Note
The photographs and process presented below show 12 SPF MP system,

which is the system/charge combination known to require the most care in
terms of detonating cord installation. Other systems will require similar or
more simple processes like:
- using a wooden or brass dowel to guide the detonating cord directly

through the jackets (e.g. case of spiral cord path configurations with large
openings on the side of the jackets)
- not using any specific piece of equipment (e.g. case of "jacket-less"

configurations or support ring and metal clips configurations).
Cycle Time
10 minutes per 20 feet
To complete the task you will need a fish tape in a plastic housing, a minimum of
20 ft long, and a spool holder. It is advised to do this operation with a helper.
Damage to the detonating cord can cause low-order detonation, stop fire, or
failure inside a gun system. This can cause a Major or Catastrophic Service
Quality incident.
Visually and physically examine the detonating cord during installation.
Carefully pull the detonating cord through the gun to prevent damage from
sharp edges or burrs.
Do not pull strongly on the cord. If tension is noticed, follow the cord and find
where it is caught or dragging.
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Transfer orientation notches and loading tube features can have sharp burrs.
Refer to Best Practice – Utilizing Plastic Transfer Components to Protect

Detonating Cord during HSD Gun Loading (InTouch ID 6189822).
Component used as a guide

not part of the assembly
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1. a. Feed the tip of the fish tape through
the lower alignment plate.
b. Feed the tip of the fish tape through
each charge jacket opening in
sequence from the lower to the upper
end.
Quality Note
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straight and sharp enough to ease the 1662461870
feed. If the tip is not straight or sharp, cut

the bent portion and sharpen the end so
it can fit inside the plastic sheath of the
detonating cord.
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2. Make sure the tip of the tape remains aligned with the centerline of the loading tube at
all times.
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Only axial alignment provides an unobstructed pathway of the tape. Check visually. The
tape must pass a small distance above the detonating cord eyelet at the bottom of the
jacket. A stuck tape is an indication of the wrong path of the tip. When the tape is stuck,
check the condition visually, pull the tape back a little and properly lay the tip with the help
of your fingers. Usually the tip gets stuck on the edge of the jacket side opening, or on the
cord retention horns. Ask your helper to guide the tip of the tape with their fingers while
you are feeding the tape slowly from the lower end of the loading tube.
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3. a. Continue feeding the fish tape until

the fish tape has passed through the
upper alignment plate.
b. Check the pathway for obstacles by
pulling and pushing the tape forth and
back.
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indication that the tape has passed through
all the jackets and is laid correctly. If there
is resistance on the tape, see the previous
step to correct the condition.
4. Support the spool of detonating cord on

a roller at the same level with the loading
tube, and near the upper alignment plate.
Quality Note
Exposed detonating cord can be
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Remove approximately 6 inches from the
tip of the cord. A fresh cut of approximately
2 inches must be made for transfers at the
top and bottom.
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5. a. Remove the HE powder from the end

of the detonating cord to a depth of
about 1 inch, by shaking the cord and
rolling it between your fingers.
b. Insert the tip of the tape into the hole
created by the removal of the powder.
c. Secure the cord to the fish tape with a
small piece of paper tape.
d. Secure the connection with a piece of

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length oriented lengthwise.
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Lengthwise orientation provides good
cohesion with minimum thickness added
to the cord diameter.
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6. a. Pull the fish tape with the attached

cord out of the loading tube from the
lower alignment plate side.
b. Feed the cord by pushing it inside the
tube from the upper alignment plate
end of the loading tube.
c. Continue until the detonating cord has
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passed through the lower alignment
plate.
d. Remove the tape from the free end of
the detonating cord.
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7. a. Adjust the position of the cord inside

the loading tube to make sure that
the length of the free end is equal to
1 foot, measured from the tip to the
lower alignment plate.
b. If necessary, pull the excess length
through the upper alignment plate.
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c. Make sure that the cord inside the
loading tube remains straight.
d. Secure the free end by loading the
first charge/cord retainer at the lower
alignment plate side. See the system
specific instructions in the appendix
to this SWI.
8. Measure 3.5 feet of the detonating cord from the upper alignment plate.
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9. Cut the detonating cord from the spool using DETONATING CORD CUTTER (SLICING)
(100272458).
Quality Note
In the case of straight line detonating cord, total length of the detonating cord after cutting
will be equal to 23 ft. For some systems, the cord follows a spiral path. This fact must be
taken in account to cut the right length of detonating cord. Experience can be acquired:
Most detonating cords are marked with length references. Once the cord is run in straight
line through the loading tube (and jackets), record the closest number to the top alignment
plate. Cut the cord leaving plenty (excessive) amount of detonating cord. Load the charges
(fully loaded gun). Once all charges are inserted, observed the new mark located in the
same area as previously. The difference between the two records will be the quantity
of cord used for the spiral path. For the next gun, in order to avoid wasting too much
detonating cord, take this number into account and adjust the cord length to be cut.
10. Record the length of the detonating cord in the explosives log depending on local
requirements for explosives.
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Adapter Ballistic Transfer
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6 Prepare Lower Adapter Ballistic

Transfer
Note
For confined transfer, see the following SWI – Confined End to End (CETE)
Ballistic Transfer (InTouch 6835929)
Cycle Time
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If you do not cut the detonating cord correctly, it can cause a misfire. Always
use a detonating cord cutter (100272458, slicing) with a sharp blade to cut the
detonating cord. Always maintain control of the detonating cord near the cutting
area so the explosive powder does not from fall out of the detonating cord.
Any moisture on the detonating cord’s explosive powder can cause a misfire.
Always trim one to two feet off the detonating cord when it is removed from
storage. This removes the explosive powder that may have been affected by
humidity in the air. More may need to be cut depending on environmental
conditions and how long the detonating cord has been in storage. Always trim 1
to 2 inches from the detonating cord immediately before installing each booster.
Detonating cord can shrink at high temperatures. Without proper retention (crimp
shell) and adequate slack, the booster can back out, which prevents effective
ballistic transfer and will cause a failure. Always make sure that the crimp shell is
stopped against the C-Lock retainer or collet fingers. The crimp shell must not
be underneath the C-Lock retainer or collet fingers.
Excessive, loose, or missing explosive powder may cause a misfire. Always

inspect boosters. Make sure that the cardboard retainer is in place and that no
loose powder is falling out. Do not add additional explosive powder inside booster
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If you fail to crimp a booster correctly, it will cause the ballistic transfer to fail.
Always use detonator crimp pliers (H432091, without cutting edge) that have
been checked with 0.188 inch GO and 0.192 NO GO pins.
Use the first opening from the end of the crimper. Make only one crimp at each
crimping location. Multiple crimps at one location can cause shell failure, and
this will happen when you use an aluminum booster or detonator crimp shells.
Apply slight pressure to the tip of the booster with the tip of your finger to make
sure there is internal contact with detonating cord.
Make the first crimp 4 mm from the mouth of the booster, and make the next
crimp 3 mm from the first crimp and at a 90-degrees offset from where the first
crimp was made. Squeeze the pliers tight enough to make sure it is a good crimp.
Always examine the crimp to make sure the aluminum was not cracked or
damaged during crimping. For additional information, see Practical Crimping
Procedure (InTouch 5439006). Make sure the booster is not blocked by plastic,
grease, or any other debris.
Transfer Configurations
Note
ETE system transfers (all guns sizes, phasings and shot densities) are based on
a limited series of similar components. Only the transfer extenders (if present)
vary in length and are specific to each gun size. The system drawing defines
which component (part number) to use. Components are made of two different
materials: standard temperature material and high-temperature material (with
different part numbers). The system drawing defines which component (part
number) to use based on job design.

1. Identify all the parts and make sure they are in good condition (see information above).
2. Slide the transfer mount over the
detonating cord.
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3. Identify the transfer extender by part number. For the 7.0-in systems, with regular upper
and lower adapters, the transfer extender part number is 101622463.
If you fail to latch the transfer mount correctly, the transfer assembly can move.
This can put the booster in the incorrect position and cause the detonation
transfer to fail. If the fingers on the transfer mount are bent or damaged, it could
prevent the correct latch on the inner face of the alignment plate.
4. Snap the transfer mount into the transfer
cutout feature of the lower alignment plate
and make sure it latches into place and
cannot move.
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5. Slide the transfer extender over the

detonating cord and until it latches into
place.
• Standard Adapter: 101622463
• Crossover Adapter: refer to specific
assembly drawing/ OneCat
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6. Slide the crimp shell over the detonating

cord. Do not crimp.
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7. Use standard cutting procedure to trim 1 to

2 inches from the detonating cord. Make
sure that no explosive powder is falling out
of the detonating cord.
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8. Gently slide the booster over the end of

detonating cord and push it into position.
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9. Use standard crimping procedure to crimp

the booster.
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10. Use the crimping fixture to align the crimp

shell.
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11. Crimp the shell in two places with at least

4 mm of space between them.
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12. Make sure the crimp shell does not sit

underneath the fingers of the transfer
mount.
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13. Slide the donor housing over the booster

and until it latches into position on the
transfer mount. Make sure the latch is
correct.
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14. Make sure that the booster is positioned

correctly at the end of the donor housing.
Maximum recess allowed from tip of the
donor housing to tip of the booster is 0.15
in [3.8 mm], which is approximately equal
to a 2 mm maximum gap between the
inside of the donor housing lip and the tip
of the booster. 1662589815
Because of a series of incidents related to the sensibility of ETE system to

debris,it is mandatory to fit a 110 O-ring on top of the donor housing located at
the bottom of the gun (not at the top!).
More details are provided into Tech alert:TCP End-To-End (ETE) Gun to Gun
Double Adapter Transfer Reliability Improvement (InTouch 6692291).
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15. Install a size 110 O-ring on the top of the donor housing.
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Charges
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7 Install Shaped Charges

Refer to APPENDIX for specific instructions on the system specific
Charges/Jacket/Loading Tube combination you are planning to load. Some
systems (with bending tabs) do not require any jackets to secure the charges.
Refer to the systems Vs Charges compatibility table in section A of APPENDIX.
A dropped charge can detonate upon impact on the floor resulting in catastrophic
injury or death. Always use rubber, plastic or wooden flooring in the area where
perforating charges are handled.
Be extremely careful when unloading a charge (if unloading is required)!

There are specific instructions on the equipment to use and the right practices to
follow inside the SWI - Gun Unloading (InTouch 654845).
Failure to follow these instructions can lead to catastrophic injuries or death.
Always load guns in good lighting condition. Proper fit of components (especially

fit of the detonating cord inside the recesses of the jacket or retainer clips) is
critical and has to be constantly monitored during loading.
Quality Note
Do not proceed to the next jacket until the charge is fully installed and the
detonating cord confirmed to be properly located at the primer area of the charge.
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Quality Note
If the next charge jacket in order is skipped, you must remove the erroneously
installed charge and continue installation in the proper order from the last
correctly installed charge.
Tip
Loading from the lower end allows the gun loader to insert shaped charges or
detonating cord retainers and to push the loaded section into the carrier, as
loading occurs.
This allows protection of already loaded sections and makes loading larger
intervals more manageable.
This method is also useful when work space is limited and specific equipment
not available (adjustable height translating loading benches for guided insertion
or rolling trolleys for charges).
The pattern is:

1. Once lower transfer is ready, load the bottom section of the loading tube (2
ft min).
2. Carefully align loading tube with top of carrier (vertically and horizontally) -
refer to loading tube insertion section for notes and steps.
3. Carefully insert bottom transfer and loading tube bottom end inside top
of carrier.
4. Load another 1 to 2 ft section of loading tube.
5. Push/slide the 1 to 2 ft loaded section of loading tube into the carrier.
6. Repeat pattern 4 and 5 until only 1 ft. of loading tube remains sticking out
of the carrier.
7. Prepare upper ETE transfer (see next section).
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8 Prepare Upper Adapter Ballistic

Transfer
Note
For confined transfer, see the following SWI – Confined End to End (CETE)
Ballistic Transfer (InTouch 6835929)
Cycle Time
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If you do not cut the detonating cord correctly, it can cause a misfire. Always
use a detonating cord cutter (100272458, slicing) with a sharp blade to cut the
detonating cord. Always maintain control of the detonating cord near the cutting
area so the explosive powder does not from fall out of the detonating cord.
Any moisture on the detonating cord’s explosive powder can cause a misfire.
Always trim one to two feet off the detonating cord when it is removed from
storage. This removes the explosive powder that may have been affected by
humidity in the air. More may need to be cut depending on environmental
conditions and how long the detonating cord has been in storage. Always trim 1
to 2 inches from the detonating cord immediately before installing each booster.
Detonating cord can shrink at high temperatures. Without proper retention (crimp
shell) and adequate slack, the booster can back out, which prevents effective
ballistic transfer and will cause a failure. Always make sure that the crimp shell is
stopped against the C-Lock retainer or collet fingers. The crimp shell must not
be underneath the C-Lock retainer or collet fingers.
Excessive, loose, or missing explosive powder may cause a misfire. Always

inspect boosters. Make sure that the cardboard retainer is in place and that no
loose powder is falling out. Do not add additional explosive powder inside booster
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If you fail to crimp a booster correctly, it will cause the ballistic transfer to fail.
Always use detonator crimp pliers (H432091, without cutting edge) that have
been checked with 0.188 inch GO and 0.192 NO GO pins.
Use the first opening from the end of the crimper. Make only one crimp at each
crimping location. Multiple crimps at one location can cause shell failure, and
this will happen when you use an aluminum booster or detonator crimp shells.
Apply only slight pressure to the booster to make sure there is internal contact
with detonating cord.
Make the first crimp 4 mm from the mouth of the booster, and make the next
crimp 3 mm from the first crimp and at a 90-degrees offset from where the first
crimp was made. Squeeze the pliers tight enough to make sure it is a good crimp.
Always examine the crimp to make sure the aluminum was not cracked or
damaged during crimping. For additional information, see Practical Crimping
Procedure (InTouch 5439006). Make sure the booster is not blocked by plastic,
grease, or any other debris.

1. Identify all the parts and make sure they are in good condition (see information above).
If you fail to support the detonating cord at the top of loading tube, it can cause
the upper transfer plate to loosen and cause a misfire. When the top of the gun
is a blank section, use detonating cord retainers to support the detonating cord at
the first charge cutout that faces up.
2. Make sure that the detonating cord is
supported at the top of the loading tube
by either a detonating cord retainer or an
actual charge (if the interval is loaded with
charges).
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If you fail to latch the transfer mount correctly, the transfer assembly can move.
This can put the booster in the incorrect position and cause the detonation
transfer to fail. If the fingers on the transfer mount are bent or damaged, it could
prevent the correct latch on the inner face of the alignment plate.
3. By looking through the hole in the top plate, make sure that the detonating cord is correctly
aligned with the primer of the charge that faces up.
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4. Slide the transfer mount over the

detonating cord.
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5. Snap the transfer mount into the transfer

cutout of the lower alignment plate and
make sure it latches into place.
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6. Slide the donor housing over the detonating

cord and latch it into position. Make sure
the latch is correct by pulling on it lightly.
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7. Cut the detonating cord 1 to 2 in (25 to

50 mm) away from the tip of the donor
housing.
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the detonating cord and push it into the
correct position.
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9. Measure the exact length that you must remove.

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Tip
Starrett ® depth gauge (1) (SLB PN 100104364) is the recommended measuring tool. A
caliper with a depth measuring tail and a locking screw (2) or a precision ruler, along with
a fine point marker (3) can also be used.
1 3
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10. Remove the booster and store the booster

in a secure place.
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11. Remove the donor housing.
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12. Slide the crimp shell over the detonating

cord and do not crimp it.
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13. Use the measurement from Step 6.9 to

mark the detonating cord with the length
you must remove.
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14. Use standard cutting practices to remove

the measured length from the detonating
cord.
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the detonating cord and push it into the
correct position.
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16. Use standard crimping procedure to crimp

the booster in two positions.
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If you fail to position the crimp shell outside the collet fingers, the booster can
shift inside the transfer component (vibrations and/or detonating cord shrinkage)
and cause transfer failure. Make sure that the crimp shell is outside (not under)
the collet fingers.
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17. Make sure the crimp shell position is

correct. The distance between the top of
the booster and the base of the crimp shell
must be 2.28 in to 2.36 in (58 to 60 mm).
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18. Crimp the shell in two places with at least

4 mm of space between them.
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19. Slide the donor housing over the booster

until it latches into position on the transfer
mount. Make sure the latch is correct. The
donor housing must hold firmly in position.
Maximum recess allowed from tip of the
donor housing to tip of the booster is 0.15
in [3.8 mm], which is approximately equal
to a 2 mm maximum gap between the
inside of the donor housing lip and the tip
of the booster.
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20. Confirm that the booster is correctly positioned at the end of the donor housing.
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into Gun or Spacer
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9 Install Loading Tube into Gun or

Spacer
Cycle Time
Failure to support and align the carrier properly can lead to:
• Excessive bending of the loading tube resulting in damage to loading tube.
• Excessive stress on already inserted loading tube and
jacket/charges/retainers resulting in damage or dislocation of
components.
• Excessive friction against the carrier when pushing the loading tube resulting
in accidental drop of carrier and loading tube resulting in damage to
equipment.
Damaged or dislocated jacket/charges/retainers or transfer components can

result in interruption of the explosive train.
Always make sure that the loading tube is properly supported and aligned.
While inserting and pushing the loading tube, always be careful that
no component (lower transfer components or jacket/charge/retainer) is
hanging/catching on any angle of the carrier. If any abnormal noise is heard or
any abnormal hold up is felt, stop and investigate.
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Tip
It is recommended to use specific alignment and guided insertion equipment
whenever possible.
This is especially important when "all at once" loading tube insertion is planned
on larger size guns.
Schlumberger does not provide a specific type of equipment to perform this

operation. However, some locations - most of the time with the support of a third
party mechanical construction company - have developed custom gun loading
racks and benches. Contact inTouch and product center for further information
on this type of structures. Some useful features of guided insertion installations
include:
• a gun rack (load rated) with built in locking device (usually a chain vice) which
allows carrier to be arrested in rotation and translation.
• a loading tube rack (load rated)
– mounted on wheels that can be locked.
– height adjustable (in order to adjust to the axis of multiple size guns).
– with roller heads/trolleys which allow smooth rotation of the loading tube
and axial translation along the loading rack.
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1. Confirm that interval loaded within the loading tube corresponds to the carrier marking and
unique ID per gun loading sheet and diagram.
2. Install loading tube guide on seal surface and threads at top of the carrier.
3. Carefully align the loading tube with the top side of the carrier (vertically and horizontally).
Use adjustable stands for correct alignment.
4. Gently guide the lower transfer into the carrier. Be careful not to catch the transfer
components on the side or internal upsets of the carrier. Use rolling/roller stands/bench for
smooth translation.
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5. Slowly push the loading tube inside the carrier until the loading tube top plate is 1 ft away
from the top end of the carrier.
The loading tube guide does not allow complete insertion of the loading tube. It
must be removed before the loading tube alignment plate passes through the
carrier seal surface. Failure to maintain proper guidance of the alignment plate
can lead to damage to the seal surface (by sharp angles/edge of the loading tube
top alignment plate key or any other sharp angle/edge).
Damage to the seal surface can lead to gun flooding, low order detonation, gun
split, gun parting, or interruption of the explosive train.
Always position the gun carrier so that the keyway is at the top side of the carrier.
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6. Remove the loading tube guide.

7. Re-position the carrier (if needed) so the keyway is facing upright. Re-secure the carrier
once rotated.
8. Check the alignment of the loading tube key with the carrier keyway. Rotate loading tube
if needed.
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Due to friction and limited access to the partially inserted top plate, some
systems might require the use of a push rod in order to push the loading tube
over the final few inches.

Always make sure that the transfer components and seal surfaces are not
damaged by the push rod.
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9. Slowly push the loading tube top plate until it sits in its final position.
10. Confirm that the key is aligned with the
keyway and is fully engaged.
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Adapters
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10 Prepare and Install Adapters

Cycle Time
Note
Adapters life cycle management-
It is extremely important manage the fleet of adapters.
A tracking system should be put in place locally in order to monitor the individual
life of each adapter.
A robust process should guide the allocation of each adapter in order to achieve
optimal turnover and control the ageing of the fleet.
Some details are provided in InTouch Solution: TCP Gun Adapters Tracking
Procedure (InTouch 6750815).
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Seal surfaces that are out of tolerance or corroded and pitted can cause failure. If
you install an incorrectly maintained adapter on a gun, it can cause gun flooding.
Always do complete maintenance on the adapter as specified in the Adapter
Maintenance SWI (InTouch 6508982).
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If you install an incorrectly maintained adapter on a gun, it can cause a misfire.

If there are foreign bodies, they can cause failure. Handling caps, plugs, and
lifting subs can be a source of debris and cause a misfire if they are not correctly
maintained. Always do complete maintenance on the adapter, handling cap, and

handling plug as specified in the Adapter Maintenance SWI (InTouch 6508982).
If you install an incorrect or damaged O-ring, it can cause gun flooding. Gun
flooding can lead to low-order detonation, gun split, gun parted, or misfire.
Examples of inadequate O-rings include:
• O-rings with the incorrect material for the operating environment
(temperature, time of exposure and fluid chemistry).
• O-rings with damage.
• O-rings with an expired shelf life.
• any unidentified O-ring, such as one that is loose, removed from an unlabeled
bag, worn out, or has faded identification.
For more information, check with InTouch for elastomers selection guidelines.
Select the correct O-ring for the operating environment. Refer to system
specifications and drawing to make sure you use the correct part number.
Carefully inspect O-rings before installation. Make sure that the O-ring’s
expiration date has not passed. If you cannot identify the O-ring, do not use it.
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If you use a brush to apply grease to O-rings and seal surfaces, the brush hairs
and other contaminants may remain on the O-ring or seal components. These
contaminates can cause high-pressure seals to fail and cause gun flooding. Use
extreme care when you apply grease to O-rings and seal surfaces. Do not use a
brush of any kind. Wear nitrile gloves to apply grease. Always make sure that
the grease in the container is clean.
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Grease on the O-rings will increase the risk of contamination because any debris
that comes in contact with the grease will stick to the O-ring. This can cause
high-pressure seal failures that cause gun flooding. To avoid failure, lubricate
O-rings immediately before installation of the adapter onto the carrier. Do not
store an adapter with greased and fitted O-rings if you plan to install it later.
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If you use too much grease, it can move to the adapter bore and the
booster-to-booster transfer area. The grease can move when the gun is moved
or run in hole (RIH). Even a small amount of grease in the wrong place can
collect debris. This can cause a misfire. Always use the minimum amount of
grease to lubricate adapter threads. Never apply grease on female threads.
Make sure you spread the grease correctly and do not use too much of it. When
a gun will be exposed to high temperatures, use Krytox.
Lower Adapter:

1. Inspect the lower adapter and make sure it is clean, correctly maintained, and that its use
and maintenance are tracked correctly in the maintenance system.
2. Record adapter identification numbers on the gun loading sheet.
3. Install the first O-ring on the lower adapter (carrier seal) and record the O-ring’s batch
number and expiration date.
4. Install the second O-ring on the lower adapter (carrier seal) and record the O-ring’s batch
5. Install the first O-ring on the lower adapter (MOD API - intercarrier PIN) and record the
O-ring’s batch number and expiration date.
6. Install the second O-ring on the lower adapter (MOD API - intercarrier PIN) and record the
O-ring’s batch number and expiration date.
7. Use a small amount of grease to lubricate the threads.
8. If you have not done it yet, install the lifting handles on the adapter.
9. Carefully align the bore of the lower adapter with the lower transfer components and
engage. Make sure the transfer components are not damaged when you do this.
10. Make up the adapter fully. The adapter must rest against the bottom of the carrier.
11. Back off the lower adapter until it aligns with the first anti-rotation feature. The gap between
the adapter shoulder and carrier must be as small possible.
12. Install anti-rotation devices.
13. Confirm that the position of the transfer component and the booster is as per assembly
drawing.
14. Confirm that the handling cap is maintained (red plug installed and in good condition) and
clean and install it on the MOD-API connection.
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Upper Adapter:

1. Inspect the upper adapter and make sure it is clean, correctly maintained, and that its use
and maintenance are tracked correctly in the maintenance system.
2. Record adapter identification numbers on the gun loading sheet.
3. Install the first O-ring on the upper adapter (carrier seal) and record the O-ring’s batch
4. Install the second O-ring on the upper adapter (carrier seal) and record the O-ring’s batch

5. Use a small amount of grease to lubricate the threads.
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6. If you have not done it yet, install the lifting handles on the adapter.
7. Carefully align the bore of the upper adapter with the upper transfer components and
engage. Make sure the transfer components are not damaged when you do this.
8. Make up the adapter fully. The adapter must rest against the top of the carrier.
9. Back off the upper adapter until it aligns with the first anti-rotation feature. The gap
between the adapter shoulder and carrier must be as small possible.
10. Install anti-rotation devices.
11. Confirm that the position of the transfer component and the booster is as per assembly
drawing.
12. Confirm that the handling plug is maintained (O-ring and red plug installed and in good
condition) and clean and install it on the MOD-API connection.
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TYPE ETE ETE ETE ETE ETE
SIZE 7 7 7 7 7
MP HSD PURE Carrier/Tube

MP HSD Spacer/Tube
MP HSD Carrier/Tube
HSD-L Spacer/Tube
HSD-L Carrier/Tube
SYSTEM
SPF 12 12 12 12 12
System or
Carr/Tube 101603076 101603076 101603074 101373148 101373148
DRAWING
JKT: Jacket, JKTHT: Jacket High Temp, NJKT: No Jacket, AR: Adapter Ring, SR:
Charge Support Ring, RC: Retainer Clip
CHARGE NAME Part Number
COMPATIBLE NOT COMPATIBLE
JKT
64C ULTRAPACK, RDX H428136
101639694
JKT
58C ULTRAPACK, RDX H428135
101639694
64 C CLEANPACK RDX H447017
JKT
RETAINER, DETO CORD, 58C, 64C 100239327
101639694
AR
JKT JKT H428428
HYPERJET 4505, RDX H447660
101639691 101639691 RC
H523551
AR
JKT JKT H428428
ULTRAJET 4505, HMX H447496
101639691 101639691 RC
H523551
AR
JKT JKT H428428
POWERJET 4505, HMX H447497
101639691 101639691 RC
H523551
AR
JKT JKT H428428
POWERJET OMEGA 4505, HMX 100019791
101639691 101639691 RC
H523551
AR
JKT JKT H428428
POWERJET NOVA 4505, HMX 101148863
101639691 101639691 RC
H523551
AR AR
JKT JKT JKT H428428 H428428
RETAINER, DETO CORD, 4505 T6013335
101639691 101639691 101639691 RC RC
H523551 H523551
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PURE PUNCHER 4505, HMX
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Charges Combined with Jacket 101639694 (HSD MP 12 SPF)
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B 58C / 64C Type Charges Combined

with Jacket 101639694 (HSD MP 12
SPF)
B.1 Identification
Table B-1: Component Identification
Part Number /
Photos
Description
101639694
JACKET, 58C
CHARGE
1662461007
1662461053
H428136
CHARGE, 64C
ULTRAPACK,
RDX
1662461071
1662461080 1662461175
H428135
58C
ULTRAPACK,
RDX
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100239327
RETAINER,
DETO CORD,
58C, 64C
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this jacket/charge combination is NOT compatible with the 7.0MP PURE

carrier/tube assembly (see compatibility table for details)
B.2 Jacket Installation

Cycle Time

1. a. Position the jacket over the cutout.
b. Align the keys on the jacket with the
cutout to allow complete insertion.
Tip
The jacket will only fit into the loading tube
when the key is aligned with the cutout.
1662461190
2. Press the jacket inside the loading tube

using your fingers or the palm of your hand.
Tip
The Jacket will snap into the loading tube.
No tools are needed to push the charge
jackets into the loading tube.
1662461194
3. a. Make sure that the jacket is fully installed.

b. Make sure that all four of the retention pads are in contact with the loading tube
surface.
c. If all four of the retention pads are not in contact with the loading tube surface, press
the jacket further into the loading tube until they make contact.
d. Make sure that the internal shoulders engage with the edge of the cutout.
e. If the internal shoulders do not engage with the edge of the cutout, push the jacket
lobes toward the cutout edge.
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Finger grips Pads Jacket

lobes
Internal
shoulders
1662461282
1662461952
1662461789 1662461794
1662461808
1662461850
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4. Repeat the installation until all jackets are installed.
B.3 Shaped Charge Installation

1. a. Locate the first jacket at lower

alignment plate side.
b. Push the cord inside the cord band
until past the cord retention horns, with
the aid of the charge insertion tool.
Quality Note
Do not proceed to the next jacket until the
charge is fully installed.
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1662462409
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2. Install the charge by pushing it inside the

jacket. If needed apply additional pressure.
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1662465987
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3. a. Make sure that the charge retention

feet on both sides of the jacket have
snapped into the side groove of the
charge.
b. Push the charge edge above the
feet until a clicking sound indicates
successful locking on both sides.
1662466004
1662466025
1662466030
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4. Repeat steps 1 through 3 for the next adjacent jacket.
Quality Note
Do not break the order of loading.
Tip
To help locate the next jacket, use angular and linear increments as a measure (+135
deg / +1in).
5. Continue until all the charges are installed.
Quality Note
If the next charge jacket in order is skipped, you must remove the erroneously installed
charge and continue installation in the proper order from the last correctly installed charge.
B.4 Charge Removal

1. Unlock the charge retention feet on both sides of the jacket. Apply pressure with your
fingers.
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2. a. Push the charge upwards from below

the bevel as shown below. This will
help overcome the initial friction.
b. Remove the charge.
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1662466793
1662466705
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62 SWI 7.0 HSD ETE Transfer Preparation and General Loading / 4505 Type Charges 62
Combined with Jacket 101639691 (MP HSD and MP HSD PURE)
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C 4505 Type Charges Combined with

Jacket 101639691 (MP HSD and MP
HSD PURE)
C.1 Identification
Table C-1: Component Identification
Part Number /
Photos
Description
101639691
JACKET, 4505
CHARGE
1662467780 1662467981
1662467789
H447497
CHARGE,
POWERJET
4505, HMX
1663149316
101148863
CHARGE, 4505
POWERJET
NOVA, HMX
1663148974 1663148975 1663148973
100019791
CHARGE,
POWERJET
OMEGA 4505,
HMX
1663148908 1663148907 1663148909
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Part Number /
Photos
Description
H447660
CHARGE,
HYPERJET
4505, RDX
1663149016 1663149015 1663149014
H447496
CHARGE,
ULTRAJET 4505,
HMX
1662467857
1662467819
1662467856
100295464
CHARGE, PURE
PUNCHER 4505,
HMX
1663148207
1663148210
1663148219
T6013335
RETAINER,
DETO CORD,
4505
1663149249 1663149251 1663149250
C.2 Jacket Installation

Cycle Time
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1. a. Position the jacket over the cutout.
b. Align the keys on the jacket with the
cutout to allow complete insertion.
Tip
The jacket will only fit into the loading tube
when the key is aligned with the cutout.

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2. Press the jacket firmly inside the loading

tube with your fingers.
Tip
The Jacket will snap into the loading tube.
No tools are needed to push the charge
jackets into the loading tube.
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3. a. Make sure that the jacket is fully installed.

b. Make sure that all four of the retention pads are in contact with the loading tube
surface.
c. If all four of the retention pads are not in contact with the loading tube surface, press
the jacket further into the loading tube until they make contact.
d. Make sure that the internal shoulders engage with the edge of the cutout.
e. If the internal shoulders do not engage with the edge of the cutout, push the jacket
lobes toward the cutout edge.
1662468134 1662468138
1662468147 1662468153
4. Repeat the installation until all jackets are installed.
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C.3 Shaped Charge Installation

1. a. Locate the first jacket at lower
alignment plate side.
b. Push the cord inside the cord band
until past the cord retention horns, with
the aid of the charge insertion tool.
Quality Note
Do not proceed to the next jacket until the
charge is installed. 1662468296
1662468298
2. Install the charge by pushing it inside the

jacket. If needed apply additional pressure.
1662468313
1662467857
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3. a. Make sure that the charge retention

feet on both sides of the jacket have
snapped into the side groove of the
charge.
b. Push the charge edge above the
feet until a clicking sound indicates
successful locking on both sides.
1662468323
1662468345
1662468353
4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 for the next adjacent jacket.
Quality Note
Do not break the order of loading.
Tip
To help locate the next jacket, use angular and linear increments as a measure (+135
deg / +1in).
5. Continue until all the charges are installed.
Quality Note
If the next charge jacket in order is skipped, you must remove the erroneously installed
charge and continue installation in the proper order from the last correctly installed charge.
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C.4 Charge Removal

Always use a non sparkling screw driver. Refer to Gun unloading SWI (InTouch
6545845)for further details on charges unloading

1. Remove an incorrectly installed charge using two non-sparking screwdrivers.
2. Place the screwdriver tips between the charge body and charge retention feet on both
sides of the charge.
3. While keeping the screwdriver tips next
to the charge body, apply pressure in a
downward direction.
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4. Rotate sidewise simultaneously as shown.
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5. When the charge retention feet are

released, remove the charge.
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Combined with Adapter Ring H428428 and Retainer Clip H523551 (7.0 HSDL)
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D 4505 Type Charges Combined with

Adapter Ring H428428 and Retainer
Clip H523551 (7.0 HSDL)
D.1 Identification
Table D-1: Component Identification
Part Number /
Photos
Description
H428428
Adapter Ring
1663148457
1663148439
166314442
H523551
Retainer Clip
1663148461
1663148466
H447497
CHARGE,
POWERJET 4505,
HMX
1663148478
1663148472 1663148483
100019791
CHARGE,
POWERJET OMEGA
4505, HMX
1663148908 1663148907 1663148909
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Part Number /
Photos
Description
101148863
CHARGE,
POWERJET NOVA
4505, HMX
1663148974 1663148975 1663148973
H447496
CHARGE, ULTRAJET
4505, HMX
1663149067 1663149069
1663149066
H447660
CHARGE,
HYPERJET 4505,
RDX
1663149016 1663149015 1663149014
T6013335
RETAINER, DETO
CORD, 4505
1663149249 1663149251 1663149250
PURE Puncher 100295464 is NOT compatible with 7.0 HSDL ETE system. For
details see compatibility table in APPENDIX A.
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Note
Sustaining designed and tested an additional part that is used with
H428428 ADAPTER RING and H523551 RETAINER CLIP, loading 4505 family
of charges in 7.00 inch HSD or HSD-L.
This part is REQUIRED if historical off-scallop failures have occurred or if

selective firing is planned in the job.
1663196148
101618469 RING, 4505 WITH 7.00 HSD 12 SPF TAB SUPPORT
For complete information, please refer to InTouch announcement 6583340.
D.2 Shaped Charge Installation

1. Locate the first charge cut out near the lower loading tube plate.
2. Position the retainer clip inside the charge
cut out and around the detonating cord.
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3. Make sure retainer clip is properly latched

in position on the loading tube.
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4. Install the adapter ring on the

Charge/detonating cord retainer.
a. Liner side of the charge enters the
lower end of the adapter ring.
b. Fingers snap inside the charge groove
in 4 locations.
1663149895
1663148500
1663148966
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5. Place the charge in position.

a. Latch the retainer clip on the adapter
ring one side at a time.
b. Make sure that both sides of the
retainer clip are properly engaged on
the adapter ring.
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1663148526
1663148530
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Failure to properly locate the detonating cord into the retainer clip can lead to
charge misfire, low order detonation or detonation interruption. This could result
in a catastrophic Service Quality incident.
1663148573
6. Confirm that the detonating cord is properly

located prior to install next charge.
Quality Note
If the next charge in order is skipped, you
must remove the erroneously installed
charge and continue installation in the
proper order from the last correctly
installed charge.
1663148639
7. Repeat steps 1 to 6 until all charges are in position.
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D.3 Charge Removal

Always use a non sparkling screw driver. Refer to Gun unloading SWI (InTouch
6545845)for further details on charges unloading.

1. Use a non-sparking screw driver to pull the
retainer clip away from its latched position
on the adapter ring on both sides.
1663148643
2. Pull the charge away from the tube and carefully remove the adapter ring if needed.
Using a damaged retainer clip can lead to charge dislocation. Charge dislocation
can lead to charge misfire, low order detonation or detonation interruption. This
could result in a catastrophic Service Quality incident.
3. Discard the retainer clip.
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SWI - 7.0 HSD ETE Transfer

EDMS UID: 1663084080

Produced: 30-Nov-2016 21:29:24

Private HSD, TCP

Copyright © 2016 Schlumberger, Unpublished Work. All rights reserved.

electronic or mechanical, in whole or in part, without the express written

Trademarks & Service marks

Schlumberger, the Schlumberger logotype, and other words or symbols used

A complete list of Schlumberger marks may be viewed at the Schlumberger

This symbol means that the equipment cannot be discarded in a rubbish-bin. At

Regulatory Compliance __________________________________________ iii

2 Exploded Views __________________________________________________ 4

3 Gun Spacer Inspection and Preparation __________________________ 8

4 Install Charge Jackets ___________________________________________ 17

5 Install Detonating Cord __________________________________________ 18

6 Prepare Lower Adapter Ballistic Transfer ________________________ 26

7 Install Shaped Charges __________________________________________ 32

8 Prepare Upper Adapter Ballistic Transfer ________________________ 34

9 Install Loading Tube into Gun or Spacer _________________________ 43

10 Prepare and Install Adapters ____________________________________ 47

A 7.0 in ETE (Charges vs Gun Systems Compatibility Table) _______ 52

B 58C / 64C Type Charges Combined with Jacket 101639694 (HSD MP 12

D.1 Identiﬁcation __________________________________________________ 69

For details on troubleshooting and repair of damaged equipment, refer to the

Materials and conditions (prerequisites)

Service Parts Information

LARGE PAINT MARKER (WHITE OR YELLOW) or WAX CHALK 1

Documentation & Support Information

Waste generated by this SWI must be collected and treated in compliance

Grease Rags, PPE

Short lower head

Socket head screw (x4)

2.88 EUE PIN 7.00 HSD finned lower adapter

7.00 HSD finned bottom nose

MP HSD PURE Carrier/Tube

Lower Adapter, Finned

BoƩom Nose H428349 H428349 H428349 H428349 H428349

BoƩom Nose, Finned H447806 H447806 H447806 H447806 H447806

The components of the interfacing 7.0 ETE gun remain unchanged.

3 Gun Spacer Inspection and

3.1 List of General Rules

Carrier part number and serial number 1662589628

3.2 Gun Loading Sheet and Part Numbers

Step Work Instruction

3.3 Inspect and Prepare Carrier and Loading Tube

Do not reuse guns previously run as spacers.

service quality failures.

Step Work Instruction

gun split, gun burst, and misﬁre.

Another option is to pull the rabbit using a ﬁsh tape.

3.4 Loaded Intervals and Cord Support Points

or off-the-target perforation. The blank and loaded sections of loading tubes

It is important to support the detonating cord properly. Failure to support it

4 Install Charge Jackets

which case this section must be ignored.

5 Install Detonating Cord

The photographs and process presented below show 12 SPF MP system,

- using a wooden or brass dowel to guide the detonating cord directly

- not using any speciﬁc piece of equipment (e.g. case of "jacket-less"

Refer to Best Practice – Utilizing Plastic Transfer Components to Protect

Component used as a guide

feed. If the tip is not straight or sharp, cut