ojeos|gL0z 1S] 88:27:21 BL unr UoWlenouedOlennoylo\e/Ze66LOL\UoHeIUEWNoDG SueUeD or Manual ITC 5317927 Schlumberger TeleScope Collar Manual May 2018, Revision 06 Center: SDRM Product Line: MWD_M10 Project: TeleScope Reviewer(s): A.Macleod, O.Panova Approver: S.Hough, Sustaining Manager Based on template EMS Deliverable Template 100847065 AC Referencing procedure http://intouchsupport.com/index.cfm?event=content.preview&contentid=5317927 DMS # 101993273, Rev06 __THsInformaton I CONFIDENTIAL and must net be dosed to anyone outside the ‘Sehumberger erganzation without a signed Non Discosure Agreementeeosi810z ISI 8€:2P:E1 BL UN UoWlenouedOleAnoyla\eZZe661L0L\UORE}UAWINIOG dNaUED Ole TeleScope Collar Manual Revision History Revision Date Page 2 of 34 Changed by- Description of change 00 Dec-2015 Jlaguionie Initial Release or Jan-2016 02 June-2016 to MDCX FCO-MRO1 Downhole Box Boreback 3 June-2016 04 = August-2016 05 = March-2017 06 May 2018, * Section 9.4 Short Collars: Corrected recut drawings references. Were originally the wrong way around, 11017972560 is for MDCX-AB-SH and 1017748050 Is for MDCX-GA-SH. Section 9.4 Short Collars: added sub sections 9.4.1-4 with, ‘operating specifications of short collars, tracking and recut procedure. Updated table of contents for added sections 9.4.1-4 ‘Added Section 10 TeleScope Collars Corrosion ‘Added Section 11 Cleaning and Storing IWOB Collars Changed straightness determination requirements in Service Level 1.11 Service Level 1.07 ond 1.08 added visual inspection ‘acceptance criteria and requirement for full body DPI for Imperfections. * Added IWOB checks Service level 1.27-1.30 Revised section 4.4 Collar Cannection Borebacks to refer SLaguionie JLagulonie Jlaguionie + Correcting document formatting issues. ‘+ Added distance from ROP to alignment feature in 3.2 Laguionie Collar ROP ‘+ Added option of & short collar in 9.4.1 Scope ‘© Relaxed requirement for straightness check 3.2 ‘+ Added requirement for inspection 8.1 ‘+ Added requirement for shot peening cert 0.04 ‘+ Added requirement for inside collar inspection 1.08 + Corrected value for under pin defects 1.14 ‘© 955.1 Stub welding of dril collars: Updated the repair criteria for TO oPanova JRevington/AtMacles DMs # 101993273, Rev 06 ‘This information i CONFIDENTIAL and must nt be loved to anyone ouside the ‘Schlumberger orgntation without» signed Non-Disclosure Agreement lenuepyues seBsequinjuaseleosig Loz LSI 8e:L7:EL BL unr UoWleaouegolennoyig\e2ZE66 LO L\UoHejUeWNDOg SNeUED oF TeleScope Collar Manual Page 3 of 34 Table of Contents 3. Collar Dimensions 3.1 Collor traightness. 3.2 Collor ROP. 42 Collar Shouldered Connections inspectio 43 Collar Connection Bevel Diameters. 44 Collar Connection Borebocks. 45 Thread Lubrication & Protection. 4.6 Make-up Torque Volues.. 4.7 Compressive Treatment of Too! Connections. 48 Cold Working of New Connections. 5. Saver Subs and Crossovers. 6, FCO-TIR_274 TeleScope Collar File 7. Obsolete Collars 8. Service Levels B1 Service Level00 82 Service Level 1 83 — Service Level2 9. Collar Repairs 91 Collar Crack Testing. 92 Connection Repair 93 Porthole Repair. 94 Short Collars... 94.1 Scope 9.4.2 Specifications. 9.4.3 Procedure. 9.44 Tracking. 95 Collar Welding.. 9.5.1 Stub Welding of Drill Collars. 95.2 _Inlay/Overlay Welding of Drill Collars 9.6 P750Repair. 9.7 Traceability. 10, _TeleScope Collars Corrosion.. 11, Cleaning and Storing IWOB Collars. 12, InTouch Tiekets for TeleScope Collars. 13, References nbc meVaniinade BREES DMS # 101993273, Rev.06 This information I CONFIDENTIAL and must nt be disclosed to anyone outside the ‘sehlimberaerorgantation witht signed Non islosure AgreementaleosieLoz LSI Se: re BL unr UoW|eAoUedOlennoyl9\eLZE66 LOL\UONEIUeLINIO oeLED, Ol= TeleScope Collar Manual Page 4 of 34 1, Foreword ‘This manual applies to TeleScope (M10) collars only and provides additional information to the DNM Collar Manual (InTouch 3880980) 2. Collar Material The TeleScope Collars are made of non-magnetic stainless steel. This steel is used to eliminate magnetic field interference that could affect the magnetometers readings. The most common type of material used Is referred to as P550 (Material Specification SH620512). However, in some instances where the environment is very corrosive, collars made of P580 (Material Specification 100055776) or P750 (Material Spec. 100679614) can be used. The drawback of using P750 collars is that there is limited number of approved vendors for collars repairs (see section 9.6 P750 Repair for more details). 3. Collar Dimensions 3.1. Collar Straightness New collars dropped or damaged during handling and transportation shall be inspected for straightness as Per specification 100067947 (InTouch 3913877) and out-of-roundness at 0.005 inch FIM (as per engineering drawings). For old collars or new collars that have not been dropped or damaged, straightness shall be checked during Service Level 1 ~ Step 1.11 as per lar Manual (InTouch 3880980) ~ Section 5.7.3 Straightness determination. 3.2 Collar ROP For reference: The distance between the ROP recess and the aligning feature Is 19.770”. ROP Alignment feature 19.70" “TeleScope Collar FIGURE 1. ROP TO ALIGNING FEATURE DISTANCE. DIMS # 101993273, Rev.06 This ifermation is CONFIDENTIAL and must tbe dilated to anyone outside the ‘Schlumberger organation whout 2 signed Non-Disclosure Agreement suEpyUOD soBoqUNIYOSSPECIFICATION Bevel Diameters for Drill Collars Prepared by: SAcharya Des. Engineer: SAcharya Records: Date prepared: 4-Dec-2017 Mig Engineer: Project imager: VShinde Schlumberger Bevel Diameters Bevels on connections serve two purposes. The first is to minimize the risk of deformation, or of a sharp edge being deformed into the sealing surface. The second is to increase the contact pressure on the sealing face so as to minimize leakage. In general, bevels are sized to reduce the contact area by approximately 25%. The bevel diameters should normally be equal on both sides of a connection to minimize the formation of grooves on the sealing face, so tool joint and drill bit bevels are standardized. Bottom hole assembly components often vary in diameter, so the bevels are sized to the most critical connections, usually the box with the smallest outside diameter for a given thread. The bevels are selected from the table below. In order to allow for wear, the outside diameter used is always API nominal, rather than the measured diameter. In a number of cases, the smallest bevel diameter in the API tables is larger than than our collar diameter! This problem is largely resolved by the recognition that the Schlumberger use of most of the connections has pin members with large inside diameter, and therefore we can use custom. (small) bevel diameters with restrictions on the pin ID. Note that bit boxes (bottom-most connections that accept the pin of the bit) have fixed bevel diameters that are not the same as those of drill collars. These are identified separately in the table For connections not identified, and not proprietary to Schlumberger, use the bevel dimensions in API Spec 7-2 addendum 1. Licensed machine shops should have a copy of this document. Schlumberger practice is as follows, based on ISO 10424-2 and API 7-2 Addendum 1 Manufacturing tolerance is +/-.016 from the drawing dimensions. Working tolerance in the field is+.141/-.016 from the dimensions in this table. The table on page 2 applies to recuts in the field, and to UPDATES to drawings in Engineering. As of November 2011, the majority of Engineering drawings were dimensioned according to the initial release of API spec 7-2, and the collars made to them remain acceptable Confidential and Trade Secret Do not disclose, use, or reproduce without written approval from Schlumberger Schlumberger Oilfield Services SPC File Code: Page 1 of 2 Part Number: $-408705 _ Rev:ANPrepared by: Date prepared: ‘SAcharya Des. Engin 4-Dec-2017 Mig Engineer: SAcharya Records: Projact Manager: SPECIFICATION Bevel Diameters for Drill Collars VShinde c Min ID ‘Connection Bevel dia__[MUT max 3.12 SLB 2.590-V0SS 3.0 1900 2-3/8 REG 3.01 2300 ms 2-3/8 SLH9O 3.0 2300 E 2-3/8 SLH90 3.12 2300 35 2.812-VO5S 3.37 3600 Bit sub G12 to 412" bi) 2-3/8 REG. 3.05 3500 475 4.75-5.1 NC3B 4.64 9000 4.62-4.87 NC3S 4.51 3000 ‘SLB 4:089-6-V040 477 9000 Bit sub 6-7" bil) 3-1/2 REG, 4.11 3000 65 6.75, NCA6 x 19000) 6.75 35 7ST 5-12 FH 25000 .13-7.5 5-1/2 FH 25000 6687 NCSO 126000 687-73 NC5O 28000 6.5 ARCO/Periscope downhole | NC5O 5. 26000 6.0 GVR6 lower 4-12 REG 5.67 20000. Bit Sub (7-1/2 to 9-3/8" bit) 4-1/2 REG 5.33 16000) 8.25 mw ama 6-5/8 FH 7.89 51000 858.75 6-5/8 FH. 8.20 51000 825-85 6-5/8 REG, 7:70 47000 825-85 NC6L 781 44000 5-1721F 752 47000 7.5 GVR8 downhole 6-5/8 REG, 7.28 41000. Bitsub (9-1/2 to 14-3/" bil) | 6-5/8 REG 7.35 38000 90 a vo 7-5/8 H90 8.95 65000 9.0.9.4 T-SI8 REG, 8.62 76000) 8.75 ARCO Periscope downhole | 6-5/8 FH 8.27 51000) a os 6-5/8 IF 8.81 64000 33 9.5-10.0 7-5/8 HOO 9.25 776000) 95-10.0 7-5/8 REG. 881 78000 spd &5/81F 9.00) 33000. 9.75-10.25 6-5/81F 9.23 83000 mba 8-5/8 REG 3.14 776000. 9.75-10 8-5/8 REG 9.719 776000 Bit sub (14-374 to 26" bit) 7-5/8 REG 8.47 ‘60000 i 110-115 8-5/8 REGLT. 10.50 100000 1 110-115 8-5/8 H90 LT 100000 Confidential and Trade Secret Do not disclose, use, or reproduce without written approval from Schlumberger File Code: ‘Schlumberger Oilfield Services SPC Page 2 of 2 Part Number: S-406705 _Rev:ANSPECIFICATION Bevel Diameters for Drill Collars ‘SAcharya Des. Engineer: SAcharya Records: 4-Dec-2017 Mfg Engineer: Project Manager: VShinde Schlumberger Bevel Diameters Bevels on connections serve two purposes. The first is to minimize the risk of deformation, or of a sharp edge being deformed into the sealing surface. The second is to increase the contact pressure on the sealing face so as to minimize leakage. In general, bevels are sized to reduce the contact area by approximately 25%, The bevel diameters should normally be equal on both sides of a connection to minimize the formation of grooves on the sealing face, so tool joint and drill bit bevels are standardized. Bottom hole assembly components often vary in diameter, so the bevels are sized to the most critical connections, usually the box with the smallest outside diameter for a given thread. The bevels are selected from the table below. In order to allow for wear, the outside diameter used is always API nominal, rather than the measured diameter. In a number of cases, the smallest bevel diameter in the API tables is larger than than our collar diameter! This problem is largely resolved by the recognition that the Schlumberger use of most of the connections has pin members with large inside diameter, and therefore we can use custom (small) bevel diameters with restrictions on the pin ID. Note that bit boxes (bottom-most connections that accept the pin of the bit) have fixed bevel diameters that are not the same as those of drill collars. These are identified separately in the table For connections not identified, and not proprietary to Schlumberger, use the bevel dimensions in API Spec 7-2 addendum 1. Licensed machine shops should have a copy of this document. ‘Schlumberger practice is as follows, based on ISO 10424-2 and API 7-2 Addendum 1 Manufacturing tolerance is +/-.016 from the drawing dimensions, Working tolerance in the field is +.141/-.016 from the dimensions in this table. The table on page 2 applies to recuts in the field, and to UPDATES to drawings in Engineering, As of November 2011, the majority of Engineering drawings were dimensioned according to the initial release of API spec 7-2, and the collars made to them remain acceptable Confidential and Trade Secret Do not disclose, use, or reproduce without written approval from Schlumberger Schlumberger Oilfield Services SPC File Code: Page 1 of 2 Part Number: S-408705 Rev:AN