FLOPETROL petrote FIELD + OPERATING HANDBOOK VOL ¥ CONFIDENTIAL FLOPETROL Group 1977 [All rights reserved. No part of this. publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval eystem, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photo- copying, recording, oF otherwise, without prior permission of the Copyright owner. ‘Frat published 1977SECTION | SECTION II SECTION Ill SECTION IV SECTION V SECTION VI SECTION VII SECTION VIII SECTION IX SAFETY SURFACE EQUIPMENT WIRE LINE STRING CONTROL and MAINTENANCE TOOLS MANDRELS and LANDING NIPPLES SUBSURFACE FLOW CONTROL EQUIPMENT RUNNING & PULLING TOOLS SPECIAL TOOLS and OPERATIONS GAS LIFTFIELD OPERATING HANDBOOK VOL. V page Al MECHANICAL WIRE LINE Aug. 1973 TABLE OF CONTENTS Page AL - 2 Table of Contents dug. 1979 Page BL Maintenance Manuals Aug. 1979 Page CL Status of Revision fug. 1979 ‘Section Page Date SAFETY t Lito 5 March 78 SURFACE EQUIPMENT 11 1 to 15 March 78 16 to 21 hug. 79 WIRE LINE STRING U1 1 to 3 March 28 4 Aug. 79 5-6 March 78 7 to 9 Aug. 73 = 11 March 78 12 - 13 Aug. 79 14 to 16 March 78 v7 Aug. 79 1e- 19 March 78 20 Aug. 79 CONTROL & MAINTENANCE TOOLS W 1 March 78 2 to B Aug. 79 9-10 March 78 MANDRELS & LANDING NIPPLES v 1 March 78 2.1 Aug. 79 2.2 -2.5 March 78 3.1 = 3.3 7 41-46 “ 5.1 = 5.18 * 6.1 - 6.7 * SUBSURFACE FLOW CONTROL EQUIPMENT VI 11-13 van. 79 2.1 - 2.4 . 3:1 = 3.4 i a1. a4 : 5.1 - 5.2 ‘ 6.1- 6.4 ‘ 71-722 * B.1 - 8.16 7 9.1 - 9.6 A 10.1 - 19.2 a U.1 = 11.2 2 2. 12z.14 a 13-1 - 13.10 u Mel = 14.14 . RUNNING & PULLING TOOLS VII 1-2 March 78 31-38 - 41-48‘Aug. 1979 SPECIAL TOOLS FIELD OPERATING HANDBOOK VOL. V TECHNICAL WIRE LINE vtit Page 1 - 5.14 16 1 = 6.3 4 5 - 6.12 1 i t- 1 i i. March 78 Aug. 79 March 8 Feb. 79pe FIELD OPERATING HANDBOOK VOL. V page B1 ee MECHANICAL WIRE LINE | ~acg. rs Maintenance Manuals DESIGNATION REFERENCE > Sales Booklet SCSSY M8ll 272 $ ~ Sales Manual for Flopetro! Surface Controlled Subsurface Safety Valves (SCSSV) Mali 272 including + © 7 5/8" model “PAY SCS5V Maintenance Nanual M 801 984 ™ model "PA" SCSSV Maintenance Manual M 801 983 @5" model "PA" SCSSV Maintenance Manual M 807 538 4 1/2" Flopetrol SCSSV (double spring) M 8l2 609 # @4 1/2" Flopetrol SCSSV (single spring) M8l2 610 # = Winch Assembly M 807 015 ~ Hydraulic Unit 40 HP M 807 14 - Hydraulic Unit 52 HP SAUER M813 155 # HYDROMECA M813 156 & = Hydraulic Unit 72 HP SAUER M 813-157 & = AVA winches M813 16a * % Under preparationéropeTacn} hy FIELD OPERATING HANDBOOK VOL. V page ot Sree STATUS OF REVISIONS Aug. 1979 Rev. Subject 1 + Addition of Section VIII "SPECIAL TOOLS" dated Feb. 1979. Updating and correction of March 1978 edition . Check correct dating of all pages according to table of contents dated Aug. 1979. . Insert this page with "TABLE OF CONTENTS" immediately after front page. dated ‘This page cancels and replaces pageSECTION | SAFETY i March 1978 GENERAL Wire Line Onerations with Mell Head Pressure require well trained Operators and well maintafned equipment. A Vire Line job under ores- sure, especially with the presence of gas, needs careful preparation and equipment adapted to the job to be performed. High pressure jobs require also close cooperation between the rig crew and FLOPETROL Personnel. A perfect understanding of al1 operational steps, possible hazards and any emergency shut-in procedures is a prerequisite for all pres- sure jobs and should be discussed on the snot with the client before- hand - PERSONNEL SAFETY = Always wear your safety equipment when working on Pressure Control Equipment (boots, hard hat, overall, gloves, goggles). - If HS is oresent or suspected, always carry escape mask around the neck"during the job. = In the presence of H,S. bleeding off lubricator must be performed by_an operator wearifg a self breathing apparatus. = = = = = Alse, any oneration on the well head and associated equipment (discon- nection, actuation of BOP or valves ... etc) must be watched by an overator or someone from the rig crew, ready for emergency action. «»HgS CAN KILL YOU... Nake sure that nobody is standing downwind. Crews working in isolated locations must always carry a FIRST AIO KIT.a SAFETY wee Match 1978 SAFE PROCEDURES WELL SITE - NO SMOKING is allowed on of near the well site ~ CLEAR THE WAY to the X-mas tree or wellhead. Handling heavy equiament can be hazardous if the ground is littered with loose boards, scrans of of] field equipment, nails, mud-filled holes... etc - DO NOT JUMP from olatforms, use the stairs and ladders - When working above water, wear your LIFE-JACKET = Take care where you place your feet when climbing the X-mas tree. fin notgrasp any part of the tree which is not firmly secured. (valve handles ...etc) ~ Should night work be foreseen, take the aparopriate steps to en- sure PROPER LIGHTING. TOOLS = Keep al) hammers, chisels, punches .., etc in perfect condition = Do not use a steel sledge hanmer to tighten connections ‘A BRASS SLEDRE HAMMER is a must SURFACE RIG UP 100 ft Whenever possible, do not install the wireline unit downwindAFETY 3 - Horking pressure of the surface equipment should be selected to suit the Well Head Shut-in Pressure and the nature of effluent {sweet or H,5) = Carefully watch the NP of the crossover between well head and BOP - Always have a oressure gauge in your tool box (range> NASI) - Check the oil level, diesel and battery of the wireline unit before each operation = Aways work in SIGHT of each other = When running a wireline job, always have a CLEAR VIEW OF THE STUF- FING BOX = Always SECURE the winch to the platform ar deck on which it is installed = Never run in a well with the WINCH ENGINE STOPPED = When coming out of the hole, use the WINCH RELIEF VALVE = The gin pole should be GUYED properly - Aways make sure that the pressure has been BLED OFF to zero befare attempting to unscrew the unibolt at the top of the swab valve = The B.0.P. should always be PRESSURE TESTED before each jab. When using stranded line, leaks will develop around 2 500 psi. Use a flushrod of the same 9D = Do not climb or let anyone else climb the lubricator whenever it is UNDER PRESSURE. Use the remote control stuffing box tightening device = When rigging up or down a lubricator, NEVER STAY BELOW it. Always use the wireline clamp(s) = The hay pulley must be attached to the well head in such a way that the wireline between the stuffing box and the hay pulley is PARALLEL TO THE LUBRICATOR = Always open up a well SLOWLY until the Tubricator is pressurized. The lower master valve should be opened first (if closed), then the upper master valve and the swab valve. - To close in the well, proceed in the reverse waySAFETY Ye enccUce Hes = Never attempt to remove the lubricator without first BLEEDING OFF THE PRESSURE. Operate the needle valve of the Tubricator seve- ral times to ensure it is not PLUGGED WITH ICE = Make sure that the WHOLE WIRELINE STRING is in the lubricator before closing the swab valve. WIRELINE ~ When working in HS, use the proper cable and INHIBIT the wire (Kentol, Norust) by*means of a liquid chamber - When CUTTING wire at the surface (rig down) wake sure that neither end can fly out - Keep track of the number of hours the wire has worked CHANGE IT BEFORE IT 1S TOO LATE. Check it frequently for defects or corrasion. Between each job, cut and remove 10 ft of wire. Do this more frequently during fishing jabs requiring heavy jarring = When leaving the wireline string in the hole (pressure survey) put RAGS on the wire between well head and winch to prevent people and vehicle from hitting the wire - Make sure before running in the well that there fs enough wire ‘on the drum to reach the total denth. WIRELINE OPERATIONS = Always WRITE DOWN the length and 00 of the different components of the wireline string prior to running in the well = When breaking dawn the wireline string, put the wrenches about 5" from either Side of the breaking joint to prevent the FINGERS FROM BEING HURT Feel she kanderd praction|ta wunsgauge:cubters onveither hare tines of al - When running in for the first time, always CHECK the WEIGHT fre- quentlySAFETY ~ Before attempting a fishing job, check that the lubricator is LONG ENOUGH ta handle both lost string and fishing string = When leaving the wireline string in the hole (Amerada survey) do not forget to CLAMP the wire = Select the right size wireline string versus tubing ID to make sure it can be fished. ~ If you clean or qrease the cable while pulling out, make sure your hand is far away from the hay pulley or measuring device.ff ‘SECTION T went ea SURFACE EQUIPMENT page 1 March 1978 FLOPETROL PRESSURE CONTROL EQUIPMENT Fy CONTROL HEAD #2 GUY LINES FOR A 3 SECTION LUBRICATOR 4 GUY LINES FOR A 4 SECTION LUBRICATOR3 [Manzezs [5% 5 [menos [s Ts 7 Maozi7s [oa [5%] 2 5 6 i 5 [maoog7a [5 | 5 meo2i76 (5%, |5%4) 24 5 908635 a ha a0aea 5 M B0R6AO 6 5 fw 908643 5 3 fm aoesa2 5 fm s08645 fa%|maceare | 5 [6% maori (5%, |6 4 [M BO864a « 6% ]mgoneas«| § |8,| mpaz62t °|5%,|6 | Mece6a7 a%]m soars [6 '|6% maazir7 [6%\6 javeouese = [6/6 % 0 00087 = [67/6 M e07t91« (6316 y, fw e08ee9 3% [ma0s64e a 4 fs mM naz6z2- fe De © With Bleed OF Velve BOP = aay [saa ies [eM Je", ADAPTOR * API Flanged ~ = —10000 S“ STUFFING BOX M 803998 STOP RING a 2 eacunie-evige Gr Bi SURFACE EQUIPMENT SET OF PACKINGS | PACKING PriMARO) [P2 (SOFT) | RING March 1878 072 [= 08 oie 6823123 |ga2a128 | m a00se3 moo saz 082 803666) 6 823120 Msosess 105, 811 169 825707 | Ga2a121 |msoase7 6625702 | manies Mai 166 6 921932SURFACE EQUIPMENT 5000 H2S STUFFING BOX M g07688 STOP RING He PACKING GUIDE RING ment loned 125 puuncen __——~ | | ’ 3’ 0D Acme 5” (seheesd nen) PACKING ‘GUIDE RING. SET OF PACKINGS Pr (nano) | P2 (sor) PLUNGER, 'g 823924 |Ms00543 2 —|m 803437] ¢ 823120 Swazi |meoiss4 MBorser «105 | Men 169 | ¢ 925 701| 0 825 702 Mani 186 marries.SURFACE EQUIPMENT ‘SECTION II e 5 March 1978 10000 H2S STUFFING BOX ™ 802623 STOP RING PACKING GUIDE RING | 1 P2 (sort) 923124 a” op x Acme 5%@ (4 thread! PACKING ‘GUIDE RING. Im ao0s43 Ms00542 }5 821333 mentioned H2S ‘cold stamped) won EXTRUSION RING M Bo2181 M 802182 6823121 M 801691 «105 |m 811 169 |c.825 707 |8.825 702 | Matt i668SURFACE EQUIPMENT March 1978 5000 and 10000 H2S LIQUID CHAMBERS INHIBITOR INJECTOR ELBOW ~ | oking NON EXTAUSION RING | STAINLESS. STEEL ING ‘O.AING (lao) WASHER sen 5 “ now ia 3s HOSE M 608333 5 NIPPLE - “6 823610 NEEDLE VALVE 6 92234 NIPPLE 6 822291 ~ HOSE NON EXTRUSION RING STAINLESS STEEL All NIPPLE )_WEEDLE VALVE NIPPLE Gan be used with sooo and wooo H2S stuffing box but without grease chamber‘SECTION 11 SURFACE EQUIPMENT page 7 March 1978 GREASE CHAMBER M 803427 OPTIONAL WITH 10000 H2S STUFFING BOX D.RING, stop RING 2 (S0FT) G 823124] m soosaa 1G 923121 | Meo1eo4 6 825701 /6 825 702| mai 168 ASHER5000 S LUBRICATORS SURFACE EQUIPMENT iT) ‘rection O.RING Ai |B / By | Be] x 5-4 uae aly a a 18g sash z (49) ll alias = 209 1, 5-4 a ate L 7% 1a a4 (60:3) 34/44 5-4 a 3h, jee21s32 —q | 2% [2%] 30, [5-4 | “aaa Linon] 32 feersee = 25064 ar ce 32 8M eanaa Bea] 250 3 . 2 (743) 4% Bea] sea 4%, |eazrase 5, 6-4 Bg ay a saggy ara ay 223 7 ; 4 | 654 (1003) (#89) (100) 32 |44 Bleed off valve 1/2" ME5000 and 10000 H2S LUBRICATORS SURFACE EQUIPMENT H2s 5000 March 1978 a5 waozta2 |mecaie RAS /mauziez imaaztat wazr7a pasezisay @ |sozrro fascns ° 1368 | 99 802198] @ sia [sya] el 4 53-4 |54-a]| 208 safes] cat] & [ta Bra lea nt 54-4 [aca ant a, ogna fgea [Soe | 5%. 50 jasoziss nns02138]] @ Bleed off valve 1/2" MFpage 10 March 1978 SURFACE EQUIPMENT BOWEN HEAVY DUTY BOP MANUAL and HYDRAULIC WITH FLOPETROL WELDED QUICK UNIONS SINGLE MANUALSURFACE EQUIPMENT NOMINAL SIZE ASSY PART NUMBER M 808354 FLOPETROL PARTS BOWEN PARTSpow SURFACE EQUIPMENTE EQUIPMENT March 1978 5000 and 10000 H2S ADAPTORS A a4] ft 4 1 ale a — 42s 10000 API FLANGED balt ing to API with a maximum har and a winimm yield strength of 80,000 psi are used, the warking pressure of the 4 1/16" flange must be derared to 7,600 psi (io derating for 3 1/16" - 10 COD and for API 5 000 flanges).6. 10 n. 12. 13, INFORMATION NECESSARY FROM A SUPERVISOR BEFORE STARTING A JOB SURFACE EQUIPMENT TYPE OF OPERATION & REQUESTED TIME AT NELL OIL OR GAS WELL (FEELD & NAME OF WELL) SHUT IN WELL HEAD PRESSURE (TUBING & CASING) TUBING - TYPE, £.0., DRIFT WELL CONDITIONS > DEVIATION = HS (HYDROGEN SULPHIDE} - OPEN HOLE, CASING OR LINER > TOTAL DEPTH = FLOW RATE ~ PERFORATIONS ; TYPE AND DEPTH WELL COMPLETION : ~ SUBSURFACE EQUIPMENT ~ DEPTHS = TPE DIMENSIONS MANUFACTURERS: TS ORAWING OF COMPLETION AVAILABLE ? TOP CONNECTION (CROSSOVER FOR B.0.P.) IF FLANGED, ASK FOR SEAL RING RUMBER POSITION OF ZERO 1S A GIN POLE OR LIFTING EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE ON SITE 7 IS THE CLIENT SUPPLYING THE TODLS ? WELL LOCATION & INSTRUCTIONS ON HOH TO REACH IT NAME & PHONE NUMBER OF THE CLLENT'S. REPRESENTATIVE WHO WILL SUPERVISE THE JOB SPECIAL CONDITIONS-£.6 CAN THE WELL BE OPENED OR CLOSEDSECTION |__page 15 March 1978 W.L. TOOL BOX CHECK LIST J brass sledge hammer 7 Ibs 1 steel hanmer 2 Ibs 1 pipe wrench 36" 1 rasp, bastard ie 2 pipe wrench 2a" 1 file, half raund med. 12" 2 cheater tubes (for 24") 1 file, triangle med, 127 2 dmerada spanner 1 file. round 3/8" I set allen keys (Enalish)1/18"= 0,5" 1 set file, Swiss Tset allen keys (metric) 2 - 4 mm 1 screw driver im 2, I set punches (round steel) 3/16" 3/8" 2 screw drivers mm, 5 1 hacksaw rg 2 screw drivers m. 10 10 hacksaw blades 1" L chisel 3/4" 1 wire cutter Ca 1 chisel 3 1 mole grip pliers Be 1 chisel 3/16" I pliers, flat nose a 1 centre punch 6 1 pliersislip jaw a | vernier gauge 1 pipe wrench 6° 1 outside caliper f 1 pipe wrench 1a 1 inside caliper 5° 1 pipe wrench a" | measuring tape St 1 crescent spanner as L wire brush I crescent. spanner 15" | eery cloth rail 1 erescent spanner ie" or sand paper 1 brass haemer 165 Ibs 1 tap 8 die 15/15" 1 Steel hammer 0.5 Tbs i tap 8 die 11/16" 1 pressure gaune 0-500 MATERIALS NECESSARY FOR W.L. OPERATION Gin pole clamps. chains, block & tackle Wings ; for lubricator, far 8.0.7. for Amerada Packings : for stuffing box Crossovers : 15/16 ~ 1 1/16" MAF-FHM 2 of each Compression tool : for dressing taols Swedge : Otis/Anerada fope socket + Dise, Oisc-support soring Wire Vine clamps (2) Hay pulleys + chain + shackles (2) Greases grease gun. o¥7 cans regs buckets derry cans - 1 diesel, 1 oil. Crossover we)Thead B.9,P, Shear pin material vis" ye" 3)ige] Aluminium, brass, steel, ijn (silver steerAEEDS ran {RPE age 18 SURFACE EQUIPMENT ene ‘Aug. 1879 DISTRIBUTOR FLOPETROL HYDRAULIC WINCH . SCHEMATICSATO FIOPETRO best SURFACE EQUIPMENT HYDRAULIC CIRCUIT The schematics on page 16 refer to the 20 ar 40 HP winch fitted with 2 HYDROMECA double pump. HYDRAULIC UNIT PACKAGE | = Diesel engine BERNARD ~ Double pump HYDROMECA Pump Pl discharges 18 cc/revolution Pump P2 discharges 12 cc/revolutian - DISTRIBUTOR : Switches PL and/or P2 to the hydraulic motor. ~ RELIEF VALVE : Preset valve to protect the hydraulic circuit against over-pressure. Rre l4o0 Bar Man 210 Jone foots MAK 355 WINCH PACKAGE ~ REMOTE CONTROL | Safety device regulating the pressure inside: the hydraulic motor, hence its torque. = 4.- WAY VALVE : Directs or reverses the fluid flow to the hydraulic motor. Position Inlet P and return Rare in direct connection. The hydrauli¢ motor is by passed. . Torques are ; The torque exerted by the W.L string— —-—» The torque exerted by the brake (not shown) ~ If both torques are equal, the winch stops. Position "1" : . The hydraulic circuit ts in "DOWN" position. All the hydraulic fluid is directed through the hydraulic motor.SURFACE EQUIPMENT The torque exerted by the W.L string—-— —» The torque of the hydraulic moter ——_—» . The W.L string moves down quickly: nee Torques are : Position "2" Part of the hydraulic fluid goes back to the tank. The hydraulic motor slows down. (The hydraulic drive behaves as an hydraulic brake). « Torques are : The torque exerted by the W.L string—.— —» The torque of the hydraulic motor. 5 « The WoL string moves down slowly-——-=» Position "3" : + The hydraulic fluid flow is shared between the motor and the tank » Tarques are : The torque exerted by the W.L string—.—.—», balanced by the torque of the hydraulic motor————» . The winch stops. Position "4" : « The hydraulic circuit is in "UP" position. This position is similar to position “1" but the flow is reversed. Al] the hydraulic fluid is directed to the motor. : Torques are : The torque exerted by the N.L string——.—» The torque of the hydraulic motor ——————» + The WL string moves up + --——SURFACE EQUIPMENT OPERATION © PRELIMINARY CHECKS ~ Check the of] and fue? levels in the engine. = Put the distributor lever in neutral position. = Remove the four side panels of the hydraulic unit bonnet and the winch block bonnet. = Check that the isolating valves of the hydraulic circuit in use are open and the isolating valves of the circuit not in use, closed. - Check the fluid level in the reservoir. = Connect the hydraulic block to the winch by flexible hoses (See schematics). = A push-pull feed circuit can be obtained by tapping from the pressurized input and the return to the reservoir Check the liquid level in the batteries if an electric starter is used. o ENGINE START UP (EXAMPLE BERNARD ENGINE) | INERTIAL STARTER ~ Pull the accelerator control ever right back. ‘This operation can be carried out in two ways = a. Rapid operation by depressing the central button and pushing or pulling the knob. b. Gradual operation, to obtain a fine setting, by screwing or unscrewing, - Put the starter handle in position and use it to start, very gradually, ‘the inertial starter. Do not attempt to attain 80 r.p.m very rapidly = When this regime is reached. bring the starter into operation by lifting the lever and releasing it when the engine starts. - Push the accelerator lever back and adjust to the required regime. = ELECTRIC STARTER - Pull the accelerator contro] lever right back = Push the starter button all the way down and release it when the motor has started. = Pull the accelerator control lever back and adjust to the required regime.SURFACE EQUIPMENT As much as possible, avoid letting the engine tick over as this may cause carbon build-up in the cylinders. © STOPPING THE ENGINE CAUTION Do not stop the engine if the winch is still in operation. The hydraulic circuit may be unprimed which will damage the rotating parts (hydraulic pump, hydraulic motor ...}. To stop the engine, pull the accelerator control lever right back © RECOMMENDATIONS Special attention should be paid te local conditions when operating the equipment. In a dusty atmosphere it is recommended to use a special oi! bath filter on the engine. Moreover ventilation of the unit should be via an air filter. If the engines used under the above conditions do not have these special filtering devices,the cylinder head and block fins must be cleaned at reqular intervals, (which will vary with the air pollution). UM IDLE THE ENGINE FOR ABOUT 10 MINUTES TO WARM UP THE HYDRAULIC SYSTEM. © WINCH OPERATION ~ Remove cover, and fold down side vane] on drum side. ~ Remove seat from transport sunnort and fit onto swivel suonort on contro} desk side. ~ Install measuring device sunnort and connect to shock absorber by shaft, and fit security pin. - Fit overating lever on bented arms. ~ Pre-set drum speed to suit nature of work. Three methads can be used : a) Adjusting the drive unit sneed, b) Adjusting the drive unit 4-way distributor, ) Acting on the valve control lever, to thrattie 011 flow ~ Release handbrake - Select drum rotary direction by pushing distributor lever for running onerations and oulling it back for nulling onerations. CAUTION : Never ston motor or drive unit when running equipment into the well Let it run at fast tick-over NOTE : Yhen disconnecting winch fram drive unit, clean quick caunlings thoroughly, and fit oretection can,+hoPeTRO WINCH REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE PROGRAM page 21 REGION: DATE: BASE ; MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR: . ENGINE : WINCH No: meme Hrs RUNNING: Daily : LEVELS: +O a + BATTERY oO + WATER a » DIESEL OIL Oo © HYDRAULIC CIRCUIT a © START PILOT Oo RELIEF SAFETY VALVE ADJUSTMENT wash tn win { & LEAKS 7? a Every 50hrs: CHANGE ENGINE oIL a eset} & HEAT EXCHANGER Cl] P ENGINE OIL: SHELL Rotella ( WINTER 30) Go (SUMMER:40) o 40 a Every 150hrs : IN CHAIN a GREASE THE HYDRAULIC MOTOR BEARINGS Qa GREASE THE WINCH DRUM BEARINGS a Every 500 hrs: CHANGE HYORAULIC on * o CLEAN FILTERS oO RETIGHTEN HAND BRAKE Q YESSO INVAROL 58EP 0 NUTO Ha Q SHELL TELLUS 28 e BP HL 100 8 AGIP FY OT 35ve 3 ‘SECTION it aces WIRE LINE STRING base GENERAL Page 2 WIRE LINE Page 4 ROPE SOCKETS Page 7 STEMS Page 8 QUICK LOCK Page 9 STROKE JARS Page 10 TUBULAR and KNUCKLE JARS Page 11 KNUCKLE JOINTS Page 13 HYDRAULIC JARS Page 14 UPSTROKE JARS Page 17 STRETCH SIMULATORS Page 20SECTION iit [- page 2 | WIRE LINE STRING March 1978 WIRE LINE SOCKET SECTION it JAR MANDREL_ SEATS - SECTION v KNUCKLE JOINT (ine Landing Nipple SECTION Vil RUNNING or PULLING TOOL) CONTROL TOOL s SECTION I { MANDREL SECTION V [ SURFACE EQUIPMENT )p SECTION VIWIRE LINE STRING DIMENSIONS VS. TUBING SIZES API TUBING WIRE LINE STRING PULLING TOOL [oo 10 DRIFT op FISHING NECK NOMINAL oD REACH Tureap| NOM = Inch | mm | Inch | mm | inch | mm | Inch | mm IZE | tach | mm | inck | mm | aaa" |a.e60] 42.2/1.360 gaz] 1 | as.aa] 1 | 25-40] sera] 1/a*ns|1.220] 30.98 2.125 | 53.97 | 21/2" } 1.900) 48.3/1.420 38.541 1/4 | 31.75]1 3/16) 30,14] “HeatO} 1 1/2"85) 1.420) 36.06/1.797 | 45.64 | 2 ava" |2.375] en.3/2.081 ag.a}i 1/2 | 3R.10|1 3/8 | 34.92] Wtento) 2°RS | 1.770/44.95 |1.989 | 50.39 jos » | ow toes anal * 7 a | «| mlx "i fi |] eos yay we | ww | a o | i elf i 2 7/8" +875] 73.0/2.441 59.6)1 778 | 47.62/1 9/4 | 44.45) 1 VagulO]2 1/2"RS| 2.180) 55.37 /1.984 | 50.39 6 nl} os la.a59 55 | ! | 31/2" |3,500) 88. 9|3.088 Th? | | . = “ |2,992 72.8 | ' "| legae 1 | | | 2,750 GALA | | 4» |4.000j101.6|3.548 85.9 | “ « | © |s.476| 00.23.9851 | 5.3 | [+ U2" | 4.500] 114-3 2.958 100.5 3.933 | 97.3 1 | + RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN OTIS AND SUCKER ROD THREADS ~(ALL OTIS THREADS ARE 1° LONG) OTIS SUCKER ROD 5/8 x IL $ 18/16 x10 5/8 SR. yw x19 —— a/4 SR. (ON SPECTAL TOOLS) 13/16 TBS. Re 13/8 x 10 Sei bi 19/i6x 10 —— 11a B26 YEW SNIHLS 3NI7 JHIMWIRE LINE STRING WIRE LINE SIZES 0.082" 9.092" 9.105" LENGTHS ; 25 000° 25 000! 20 000' 18 a00' 20 000" 15 000! A) SPECIFICATIONS Material size Breaking strength Lbs gle 0.082" 1250 = 1500 © | @ | Improved | (2.08 mm) g : Plow Sweet service Slay | steel 0.092" 1550 ~ 1850 only g |22 | (1s) (2.33 mm) « [s= 0.10 2000 - 2400 & jzS (2.67 mm) = Uranus B6/ 0.082" 1120 High temperature 2 Mineral acid medias o t————j_ 0.092" 1400 g Uranus 50 = 0.105" 1850 g SB AIST 304 0.082" 1200 Sour service 2 (H2s , coz) = 0,092" 1450 = Arsi 316 | 0.082" 00 2 1350 % Elastic limit is 50 % of the breaking strength. it 18 not recommended to use these cables 4 Que to their high pr % for *heavy" wire Vinele WIRE LINE STRING SECTION Ii March 1978 B) PROCEDURES During wire-line operations > The maxtmum permissible oul] on line must never exceed the elastic limit ~ After every four hours of jarring, pull aut and cut off 20' af wire. Also retighten every thread of the wire line string ~ Cut or change the line in the following cases : A) when the Tine 1s unwaund on the ground, it no longer tends to form loops having the same diameter as the drum 8) when making up tne knot, the wire seems soft and breaks easily, but not with a clean break C) when there are kinks in the line which do not disappear when the line is under tension. ~ Routine wire-line changes O82" & 092" wire - every 250-300 working hours 0.105" ~ every 300-350" = When re-spooling the Tine on the drum,clean it of well fluids and give a coat of protective oi! - Recommended method (for re-spooling or transferring line) : RIGHT SPoot poco 1 ‘sPooL wince |March 1978 WIRE LINE STRING nce C) TESTING THE WIRE LINE - Tolerance in diameter + -001" - Elongation ( 10" under elastic Mmit) minimum 1,5 % maximum 3,0 = Minimum number of twists/8" under torque : 0.082" __ 26 0.092" —> 23 0.105" —- 21 NOTE : When the wire breaks inside the tubing, it spirals dawn at the following depths below breaking points 2 3/8" tubing = 2' to 3' er 1 00! 2 7/8" tubing = 5' to 6' per 1 on0' 21/2" to 4" tubing = 8' to 10' per 1 O00!SECTION It WIRE LINE STRING ROPE SOCKET (fig1) Manufacturars : FLOPETROL - OTIS - CAMCO A. NORMAL KNOTS = One turn around the disc, then 10 - 12 turns around the line (standard wire- Vine jobs). + EXTRA STRONG KNOTS : Two turns around the disc, then 15 turns around the line (fishing jobs, heavy jarring, retrieving heavy weights or equipment). » WEAK KNOTS = One turn around the disc, 2 - 3 turns around the Tine. Seldon used, only in deviated wells where problems occur when re-entering the tubing. NOTE : The new OTIS "1 1/2" nominal has an outside diameter af 1 3/8" (fig 2). This gives a larger choice of fishing tool range It is used when working below the tubing shoe : its conical end eases re-entry in the tubing especially in deviated holes. Va --| Fishing neck FLOPETROL SOCKETS We sre ] vax | Fisting | Length: | Threat OD | heck | | oo on eel sett ine | ‘SPRING fraa| awe] pane |e -10U eae aie ve] Yaa | 15/16-10 WS rie} ein] rae | 15/08-10 os rae] tral 13a 1 M6610 a Fig, Socket for 0.105" line is available on special request.WIRE LINE STRING STEM WEIGHT vs. WELL HEAD PRESSURE pei 5000 000 Enter shut in WHP (ext 5000 psi). Move up to line diameter (ex. 0.105") to find point A. Fran A go horizontally and read stem weight necessary to counterbalance WHP (ex. 44 Tbs) STEEL STEMS T TaTAL wel eo | ieca: eck |e te Bae = lo | |e refer [ua] ae ew ae lw aya | ten unc ee Pry Tye | ssyie-20 ws 427 | rose | 2a tem | 78 | ies | te Te] a avtgeao wns | 4 ace LEAD STEMS oo | timer simeLt unc et | 1516-10 ays? Te | 1 ties onsWIRE LINE STRING STEMS (sinker bars) URANIUM STEMS TOTAL bETaAT Ffantog} —___________] a | reas ™ |e [=e ae Lt a fu [af fe fe tm ™ fae [ace | me] erate | a pax am Eg am wae [sap eal mal i]s) ma snow un | Tae } am sam [oa Ha) wo hin Wm) WIEN Oe | ata Ba] an pas] ar a QUICK LOCK Role ; To attach instruments to the end of the W. L. string, especially Ameradas. A quarter turn to lock or release. No wrench necessary. DO NOT USE IF JARRING UP IS NECESSARY,‘SECTION tit page 10 WIRE LINE STRING March 1978 vars ¢ Always part of the W. L. string except when running Aneradas. A) STROKE JARS Stroke jars utilize the weight of stems, connected imediate- ly above to deliver upward or downward jarring impacts by manipulating the wire line at the surface darring depends upon the weight of the stem, the length of the stroke, the size and depth of the toals, the density and viscosity of fluid in tubing... The use of 171/2 OD stroke jars in pipes larger than 2 1/2" 1D is not recommended, as this may permit them ta bow ar buckle and cause @ scissoring of the two sections It i8 reconmended to use 20" Stroke jars for jarring down gor 8 8 Garring up | thereby preventing then from entering restricted openings. This is especially true when they are used in casing or inapen hole below a string of tubing Fishing Nin. Thg | Maximum | Pin up i nec Size oD Box down ooo" 5/8" zo” | 1 000" 1 1/4" Tog 1a") 1 1/2" Tbg 250" s/s" | 20" | 1 1a?" 250° is/i6* | 30" | 1 Laz* 1 1 ya} 2 aettog | 1 we"! 2"Tba 1 500" 15/1" | 20" | 1 375" 1 1 500" 15/16" 30" | 1375" 875" 1 116" 20" | 1 750" e750 | 1 vi6" 30" | 1 750" 7/8") 2 1/2"Tbg 1 1 1 Lae") "Tha 1 17/8") 2 1y2"TbgMin. Tbg Size 11/4"Tba 11a" | 1 ay2"tbg 11a"! 1 1/2*Tbg 112" | 1 1/2"Tbg Liye" | — 2"tbg B) TUBULAR JARS Maxi mun 1 1 1 1 1 oD ooo" 250" 250 00" 500" Tubular jars are mostly used for jarring in casing, during fishing (especially wire and sand bailing operations). Threads | Fishing neck 578" | 1 090" 15/16" 1 1a?" Jie" | 1 Apr 15/16" 1375" 15/16" | 4375" WIRE LINE STRING SECTION tit March 1978SECTION i WIRE LINE STRING pak ‘Aug. 1573 C) KNUCKLE JARS Knuckle jars are commonly used as a means of jarring the stem 1005e from wedged places in the tubing when mechanical jars have failed bo not use knuckie jars routinely. Only for emergency operations Available strokes : 2", WIRE LINE KNUCKLE JARS PULLING SIZE THREAD | FLANGE | oo 12 1546 10 UNS 134 ty ity toons] 13/6a WIRE LINE STRING KNUCKLE JOINTS - They make the wire line string flexible, = They enable the tools to be run through crooked tubing where they might otherwise be damaged. When used in the string, the knuckle joint should be attached below the jars. If crooked tubing is encountered, knuckle joints may be placed between the stem and jars and perhaps in extremely crooked tubing between each individual stem. The bal] seat might be severed especially during heavy jarring Verify the seat before running in Inspect also the threads before the job. WIRE LINE KNUCKLE JOINT PULLING FLANGE SIZE THREAD oo 1 YALL UNC " ia" | 15/16-10 uns | 1 3/16" 11/2" | 15/16-10 UNS | 1 3/8" 1 7/a" | 15/16-10 UNS | 1 3/8"WIRE LINE STRING HYDRAULIC JARS (sowen) Hydraulic jars are designed for UPWARD jarring only They are used in W. L. work where it is difficult to obtain good jarring action with regular mechanical jars. especially jn deviated wells. To retrieve mandrels, shifting SSD, swabbing, bailing and fishing jobs. Available sizes: 11/8, 11/4, 11/2, 13/4, 2 18 Mechanical jars run in conjunction with hydraulic jars provide downward jarring. Also, if the hydraulic jars fail to function properly (loss of fluid or of gas entry), the mechanical jars can be used to complete the operation. Hydraulic jars require careful maintenance for maximum performance. Bowen uses jar Lube T 5.190 Hydraulic 041 or 10H 30 lubricating oi]. In high temperature wells or if heavier jarring blows than than usual are desired, the jar may be filled with a heavier weight oil.+FIOPETROL}+ WIRE LINE STRING‘SECTION Ii |__page 16 _| WIRE LINE STRING March 1978 HYDRAULIC JAR CHECKS AND MAINTENANCE The hydraulic jar must be regularly checked to know Whether the hody 1} cantains gas A “ointain the body © vertical and move up the piston rod © If the rod moves. toa easily in the bottom part of the haus ng oF, | if there is a back motion when the rod {S released (Soring action of the gas cushion) the Jar mst be repaireu B- Lock the body horizontally ina vice at the thick section evel (shove the apertures Take off the Filling 8 @ and drain the oft. | tion @) Linserew the body head (4) and get the piston rod out of the body Block the lower connect in the vice and unscrew the body. Renove fron the vice and hit the bottom on a piece of wood to rove ‘down the ‘Floating piston Block the usper connection (1) Ta the vice and unscrew the piston rod. Remove the body head From. the rod Clean atl the Items with que 011 and replace the joints and their protectors, 031 the ‘tess. tnggren the on aby salve seat. chack the valve @) ant sprim « Replace the (1 ring. Remount in the reverse woy ~ Insert'the piston rod @) into the body heed (4). Hoke sure not | to damage the internal Jointwith the screwed end of the rod ~ Screw the unner connection () to the piston rod and put the piston rag into the body ~ Screw the body head (@) while mafntafning the body in the vice at the thick section level ~ Serew by hand the iT ling. plug G) = Mith the Jar opened and the lower end up. £111 in the body with 1. A'stow filing 12 necessary to prevent air-oi1 emul sion ~ Introduce the floating piston @ and start to screw the Tower cannection G) by hand. = Clamp the body head CB) horizontally into the vice, with the f1Ting plug facing up and the jar stil] open. = Reaove the Filing plug to allow the afr and oi] evacuation while the Tower connection {© tightened. = Inctine the jar to raise the filling hole. Close the jer slowly. | The 011 overflows and the residual air evacuates during the closure. At the end of the stroke put the FiTTing plug back Then check the Jar by moving (t by hand as indicated in paragraph &UPSTROKE JARS (FLOPETROL) WIRE LINE STRING Upstroke Jars are used for jarring up during wire Tine pulling operations. + These tools incorporate a ball locking mechanism and a compression spring tensioning systen. The central shaft is abruptly unlocked when the compression force of the spring is reached. Jarring is brought about by simply pulling on the wire line, without acceleration, = The advantage over hydraulic jars is : ~ they are fully mechanical and have no seals, enabling them to be used in GAS WELLS, - they are al80 practically maintenance-free, - the number of shocks over a given period of time is greater than with hydraulic jars. = A Flopetro! stretch simulator can be adapted when the wire Tine has insufficient elasticity (at or near the surface). In this case the simulator must be fitted with a snring which matches the one in the jar. ‘SPECIFICATIONS Nax 00 Length Standard tension spring (M 810 644) Optional tension spring (M 810 645) Pin and Box thread Fishing neck 11/2 UPSTROKE JAR M 809 695 Ls 27.28 400 Lbs 200 Lbs 15/16"-10 112" Max 00 Length (closed) Standard tension spring (M 810 374) Optional tension spring (M B10 514 Optional tension spring (M 813 000) Pin and Box thread Fishing neck 2 3/8 Adaptable stretch simulator M 807 951 2 1/8 UPSTROKE JAR M 810 951 Adaptable stretch simulator M 810 769 cs 35.14 1000 Los 700 Las 400 Lbs 1 1/16"=10 13/4" IMPORTANT: To actuate the jar, a minimum fore equal to the spring force is obviously required. Therefore the pull "F" at surface must be at least equal to the spring force + the buoyant weight of the line and stems + the friction forces. MAKE SURE WHEN APPLYING THIS FORCE NOT TO EXCEED THE ELASTIC LIMIT OF THE LINE: In deep wells, use the 200 18 (1 1/2" tool) or 700 1b (2 1/8 tool) springs.SECTION tit March 1978 OPERATION JARRING (A.B.C) Pull on string, The balls (Q) contact anainst the chamfer of the external ring (2). They are held there by the internal ring @). Further pul] on the line compresses the spring @. (This pull must be equal to the spring farce + the weight of the stems above ‘the jar). The groove "g" passes in front of the balls (1) which Sun into it, The balls (B) can thus pass through the external ring @, freeing the rod (@) accelerated by the pull on line. The shaulder of rod violently hits the shock arrester () completing the jarring action. REARMING (D_E_F_) DISMANTLING THE JAR Slack off the line. The rod moves down, until the balls (D) rest on the chamfer of the housina The soring @) 13 squeezed ¥ the sige of the stem which must be higher than its compresston force The qroove"g!" slides down along the bal!s () which can then go through external ring The sorina (@) brings the balls back to position A. Dismantling the jar is simply and safely effected by unscrewing the shock arrester (6) from the cylinder housing. WIRE LINE STRING naeSECTION I WIRE LINE STRING een E F e e Jonni : [O‘SECTION til ee WIRE LINE STRING ‘Aug. 1979 STRETCH SIMULATORS = Stretch simulators are designed to compensate for insufficient stretch or elasticity of the wire lines (e.g. : at or near the surface} - They are attached above a FLOPETROL Upstroke Jar or a hydraulic jar. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS New Type ay 21/4 23/8 2 5/8 SIZE EXTERNAL | INTERNAL EXTERNAL 238 ‘SPRING SPRING SPRING Part number 4 812 91a | 807 951 | m a10 769 Max 00 2.25" 2.36" 2.68" Length 51.5* 59.8" 52.4" Standard spring tension] 400 1b 400 Ib 1 000 1b Pin thread a e 2 fon thread | 1s726"-10 | 1 1/16"-10 | 1 1/16"-10 | Fishing head | 1.3/4" 2 5/16 13/4" Adaptable eeaee Gar M 809 695 M 810.373 OPTIONAL PARTS * T 7 2 lft 2 3/8 2 5/8 SIZE EXTERNAL | INTERNAL | EXTERNAL SPRING ‘SPRING SPRING BT ti 807 952 Assembling toal He 4 GLE TENSION SPRING 200 Ib # M812 919 M 810 449 Std 400 Ib | ™ 810 336 | 700 Tb x Zz Std 1000 Tb NBIC 758 0) a) When combined with a FLOPETROL Upstroke Jar, the stretch simulator 2 3/8" must be fitted with the appropriate spring (see optional parts abave),SECTION = CONTROL AND MAINTENANCE TOOLS | — ese GAUGE CUTTER Page 2 SCRATCHERS Page 3 IMPRESSION BLOCK Page 4 BLIND BOX Page 4 W.L. GRAB Page 5 W.L. FINDER Page 6 SWAGING TOOL Page 7 STAR BIT Page 7 Tbhg END LOCATOR Page 8 Tbg TESTING TOOL Page 8 SAND BAILERS Page 9 HYDROSTATIC BAILERS Page 10| (fercics = 2} CONTROL AND MAINTENANCE TOOLS =’. ~~ GAUGE CUTTER + to calibrate the tbing, = to locate reductions and landing nipples. = to remove paraffin vax and other deposits From the tubing walls, = to determine the profile of a bridge (this method allows the profile of the deposit ta-be drawn and therefore the amount of solvent necessary to remave (1 can be computed) . ~ Flopetrol gauge cutters can be ordered or machined 1n any size within the Renge Ob as specified below : FLOPETROL GAUGE CUTTERS‘SECTION Iv CONTROL AND MAINTENANCE TOOLS ese] SCRATCHERS | Scratchers are made from a piece of sucker rod drilled | with a series of holes along 4 generatrices. Pieces of wire line are inserted in these holes, the length depending on the tubing ID. The tool is used to scrape the tubing wall. It can also be used to clean landing nipples, to fish small pieces ) of wire line lying loose in the well... etc. Scratchers are generally used before running a Gauge Cutter. | [size Rod 0.0 Thread Fishing neck | Length 0.0 u 7H" 22.2 mm 5/@-11 unc | 7/3" Lays" | a 25.4 mm 1" Lae 13/16" | 15/16-10 UNS | 30.2 om 2u" 1 3/4" 1 3/16" 533.5 m 2" 34.9 om Jeni 13/a" 212" | 1 ayen a‘Aug. 1979 IMPRESSION BLOCK A Vead-filled eylinder whith a pin through the leaded section to prevent losing the lead, 1s a useful tool during fishing operation to ascertain the shape, position and size of the top of the fish. It indicates the type of tool necessary for the next operation. Tt 1s run without knuckle joint to avoid getting a false impres- sion. ee One good hammer down only. Te Ta most TmearCont that. the lead is all in one piece Flopetrol Impression Blocks can be ordered or machined in any s1ze within the 0.D ranges as listed below : r * | ete Fina tect | Lergte Roe 30.3 am (1 Se) Trae (4m) 39 me (10) Paar (aim) ata (La) aU pi 58.7 mm (2 5/18") = (139 mm) PA en (31/0) + Ae 0,0 max THE BLIND BOX 4s. service tool used when heavy down- ward jarring is required. The tool is flat on the bottom and hardened to reduce damage Tt can be ordered or machined in any size within the 0.D vanges as listed belaw : | Tianieg weak] Corgi a a Tia 2) CONTROL AND MAINTENANCE TOOLSresus CONTROL AND MAINTENANCE TOOLS ‘Aug. 1979 WIRELINE GRAB THE WIRELINE GRAB is used to fish wireline that kas broken in the well. This tool has two flexible legs with a number of pointed barbs inside each leg that latch on te the fish. e WIRELINE GRAB (FOUR PRONG) ‘SPECIFICATIONS. Fishing Nominal | Run Max. Pin Neck Size Inside 0.0. Thread 0.0 We as Thg 75" | 5/8"=11 UNC 19,5 mm | aya } a 11/4" | 11/4" Thg | 4.125" 22.2 mm 77a" 112" | 2 Thg | 1.375" 30.2 mm. 1/16" 2" 2 1/2" Thq | 1,750" | 15/16*-10 UNS) 34.9 mn 1 3/8" 2 aye" | 2 1/2" Thg2| 2.250" 3 3" Tbg | 2.750" 44.4 om 1 3ya" # The 1" diameter tool is made e WIRELINE GRAB (TWO PRONG) SPECIFICATIONS only to special order. Fishing Nominal} Run Max Pin Neck Size | Inside 0.0. Thread 0.0. 11a") 1 1/4" Thg) 1.187" | S/e"-11 UNC | 25.4 om Y 1aye | 11/2" Tha] 1.437" 30,2 mm 13/16" 2 2" Thg/ 1.843" | 15/16"-10 UNS] 34.9 om T 38" 2ave" | 2 1/2" Tha) 1.843"‘SECTION IV Boge ¢ CONTROL AND MAINTENANCE TOOLS ‘Aug. 1379 WIRELINE FINDER This tool is designed to locate the end of a wire line braken in the well. It complements the wire line grab in fishing operations Flopetrol Wireline Finder can be ordered or machined in any size within the range of the following 0.0 : ‘Lorem atm Feast v) H H H H 4 H H H H | BOWEN Wire Line Retrievers are desiqned to recover cut cr broken stick lines or small diameter stranded lines. Since uppermost portion of cut oF broken wire lines "stands" fairly straight up, it is of advantage to arab the line just below the break. adaoted for type rye | 1iyz | 2" tog | 15/16"-10 | Slotted | 21/16 Tog 12 Li 23/8 Thg | 15/16"-10 | Plain 27/8 Tho 113/16] 23/8 | 27/8 Thg | 15/16"-10 | Slotted Size | Tubing | Can be Thread =| Skirt 3.1/2 ThgCONTROL AND MAINTENANCE TOOLS We PROCS FRSA ‘Aug, 1979 SWAGING TOOL is designed to swage out Tight collapses in the tubing string. The outside diameter of the swage is equal to the drift of the tubing Fishing size Thread Neck 1 5/16" 5/8"=11 UNC (33.3 mm) 1.17/32" (38.8 mm) 11/6 (42.8 mm) 1 29/32" ‘15/16"-10 UNS (48.4 nm) 2 11/32" (59.5 mm) 2 29/32" (73.8 mm) 37/8" 1 11/16-10 UNS (98.4 mm) STAR BIT THE STAR BIT HAS SMALL BLADES WHICH MAKE IT USEFUL TO REMOVE EXCESS CEMENT KNODES, SALT, OR TO ORIVE GUN DEBRIS THROUGH THE NORKOVER INTERVAL.TUBING END LOCATOR OF THE WELL BORE ALL IN ONE WIRELINE TRIP. TUBING TESTING TOOL OTIS type $ This is a tool used to close the tubing It holds pressure from the top (not from the bottom) It enables = - pressure testing the tubing, or = avoiding contamination of the producing zone during mud circulation in annulus. It is anchored in an OTIS seat type S. It is run with a running tool type H or a pulling tool JDC. It is Fetrieved with a pulling tool RB or JUC. (See section V Vil) CONTROL AND MAINTENANCE TOOLS USED TO LOCATE THE ENO OF THE TUBING AND THE. BOTTOM‘SECTION TV CONTROL AND MAINTENANCE TOOLS March 1978 SAND BAILER The well quickly Size s They are used = - to remove sand, mud. salt or small pieces of Junk from the tubing or casing = to clean fishing necks and to take samples. must be shut in to avoid flushing out the pump. To bail, move down slowly on to the obstruction, move up (repeat at least 15 times), if the sediment is too hard or solid to be bailed, solvents can be dropped down the well first. Length | 00 of pulling Flange 40.487" | 1.374" Pin Thread Tubing is/ie-10 | 2 3/8" eae 23/8 1.968" 1,968" 87.aom" | 1.374Ky ‘ OTIS type “B” They aré used when the substance to be bailed cannot be removed by a pump type tailer. This is sometimes the case when small metallic par- -auromaric"auee vatve ticles become lodged on top of the dogs of a lock mandrel ...ete The tool is made of a cylinder, atout 5 feet Jong, with a shear disc mechanism at the bottom The cylinder is at atmospheric pressure sealed- Off from well pressure with "O" rings. When the obstruction is reached, the shear disc is sheared by downward jarring ( 5 times); different size skirts can be fitted for different tubing and tool sizes. Also different thicknesses of disc for different well pressure ranges (discs are made of brass) are available: 1/32" (0.0m) up to 3 700 psf (260 ka/om2 1/16" (1,6m) "7 400°" (520 Kg/ema 3/32" (24mm) * 11-000 "(780 Kg/em2) casey FLOPETROL CAUTION : As the Tubricator is bled off to atmospheric pressure, the seal plug of tre automatic bleed valve should be farced into the recess of the safety screw. If not, back out the cup point screw a few turns to release the pressure. Then, force the bottom non return steel ball off its seat with a screw driver. Bailer can then be openedROPETROL sero | ae MANDRELS AND LANDING NIPPLES owe 1 March 1978 Page a. MANDRELS THAT CAN BE SET ANYWHERE IN THE TUBING OTIS B MANDREL OTIS C ANDW CAMCO TYPE A SLIP LOCK NNN ote b. MANDRELS THAT CAN BE SET IN ANY TUBING COLLAR BAKER TS OTIS “D° COLLAR LOCK wu no c. SELECTIVE MANDRELS AND LANDING NIPPLES OTIS x AND A OTISSA BAKER SY tock . J AND F NIPPLES pe ne d. NO.GO MANDRELS AND LANDING NIPPLES OTIS XN AND RN OTIS N AND QO OTIS J AND E CAMCO C LOCK AND D NIPPLE CAMCO DB BAKER W AND Z LOCKS BAKER M AND K LOCKS BAKER N AND L LOCKS manner cen picepene e. CHARTS AND PRACTICAL TABLES 6{FOPETROL MANDRELS AND LANDING NIPPLES wine OTIS TYPE “B” MANDREL + Running Tool : W, C of H (H recommended) = Pulling Tool RB ~ Designed to hold a 1750 psf differential pressure from bottom up only. a - Tt is not recommended to ancher above 1000 ft. RUNNING IN WITH THE RUNNING TOOL * A - Go down slowly. B - Near the anchoring depth, speed up. The running tool slides down over the mandre! which is slowed down by the | packings expanded because of the fluid flow. The slips move down over the cone and grip onto the tubing. The bulk of the stems supplies the necessary shock for setting. - Further jarring down shears the shear pin of the running tool and perfects the anchoring. PULLING WITH THE PULLING TOOL “RB" © - The pulling tool dogs being engaged on the fishing neck, jar down - The pulling too7 prong hits the mandrel body which goes down : the slips are free. D - The whole assembly can be pulled out. NOTE : The operation of the running tool type "H". and the pulling tao) "RB" is detailed in section WII. TYPE B OTIS MANDREL ASSEMBLY / DATA. DIMENSIONS Maximum [Maximum size | Expanded | 0.0. gore 0.0. of | Running Pulling 0.0, of | with slips] through | Pulling | Tool Size | Tool size Slips Retracted | Mandrel | Flange | and Type | and Type 1 1.170 15/16 5/16 | .750 | Ie 188 1 1/4| 1.470 1 15/64 15/32 | 1.000 | 1 1/8.wec | 1 1/8 RB-BB 1 1/2|-1.680 1 31/64 9/M6 | 1.187 | 11/2 WRC | 1 1/2 RB-BB 13/4 1.820 1 39/64 9/lé | 1.187 | 2 1/2 Wee | 1 1/2 RB-BB 2 2.062 1 55/64 M/16 | 1.375 | 2 WAC 2 RB-BB 2 ve 2.533 2 19/64 ye | 1.750 | 21/2 Wac | 2 1/2 RB-BB : 3.077 2 27/32 13/8 2.312 3 Wat 3 RE-BB 4 4.062 35/32 | 2 WA | 3.125 | 4 WAC 4 RBBBMANDRELS AND LANDING NIPPLES OTIS Type BOTIS TYPE W AND C MANDREL (The drawing page 2. 4 shows the operation of the type W Nandrel. The operation of the type C follows the same principle). = Running Tool: W = Pulling Tool ; Re ~ Designed to hold differential pressure from bottom up only (Max. 1750 psi). - Not to be set above 1000 ft. SETTING WITH THE RUNNING TOOL TYPE W A The anchoring slips slide along the tubing wall during running in. B - When the anchoring depth is’ ¥eached, pull up : = The cone forces the Slips ta grip the tubing wall. - Jarring up shears the pins which fix the Mandrel body and cone together. The body moves up and the lower conical showlder engages under the packings, sealing off the tubing - Further upward jarring shears the pins of the Running Tool. + Pull up the wire Tine string. PULLING WITH THE PULLING TOOL TYPE RB € - The Pulling Tool skirt engages onto the Mandrel fishing neck, and the Pulling Tool care strikes the Mandrel body which goes down : + The Pulling Tool dogs latch onto the Mandrel fishing neck. ~ The lower conical shoulder moves out of the packing, then : - The shoulder of the Mandre! body catches the cone assembly and moves it down thus freeing the slips. D- The Mandrel then hangs on the fishing neck and can be pulled out. (OTE : The operation of the Running Tool type W and the Pulling Tool type RE is detailed in section VII. MANDRELS AND LANDING NIPPLES 9 <--~MANDRELS AND LANDING NIPPLES TYPES € AND W OTIS MANDREL ASSEMBLIES Slips | Max Retracted| 0.0. Runini ng Tool Pulling Taol 1.234 468 14d 562 1.609 562 1.859 687 2.296 875 2.843 1.375 3.281 1.750 41025 41023 414023 41N013 41H014 4422 41W030 40RB10 40RB14 40RB14 40RB17 40RB18 40RB19 40RB30‘SECTION V 25 jarch 1978 OPETECA) MANDRELS AND LANDING NIPPLES coos. 2 CAMCO TYPE A SLIP LOCK > Running Tool i Type A > Pulling Too! : Type JUC - Designed to hold differential pressure from bottom up anly (Max. 1750 psi}. SETTING WITH THE RUNNENS TODL A ~ Go down to the setting depth ~ Pull on the line to start anchoring the Mandrel slips ~ The jar can then be closed, ready for jarring - Jar up to complete the anchoring of the Mandrel and shear the Running Too! pins - Pull up the wire line string ar very sTowly to avoid any NOTE : While jarring up, close the j ~ downward shock PULLING WITH THE PULLING TOOL JUC - The Pulling Tool engages the Mandrel fishing neck. ~ The Pulling Tool core strikes the Mandrel body, freeing the slips = The Mandrel can be pulled out NOTE : The operation of the Running Tool type A and the Pulling “~~ Tool JUC 15 detailed section VII. PULLING TOOL [2° 1.95 ! vig 16 7 |2" Aork|2" JUC 2a [24a 134 | Bae |18 7m | 1722 |2 Ve AorK|2 V2 JUC [3.100 [2.age | 2 8/6 [13¥64| 18 1/2 [17 Va |3" AorH|3" JUC NECK. op MAXIMUM OD | FISHING ftMANDRELS AND LANDING NIPPLES March 1978 BAKER “TS” LOCKS “rane #0175 TS1 Lock is used for 1.660 ta 3 1/2 tbo 6000 psi max. either side TS2 Lock 1s used for 1.900 to 2 7/8 tho 10000 psi max. either side. The pressure limitation will be that of the module (normally CUP Mandret attenbt (6) attached to the lock subassembly. The cup Mandrel assemblies have maximum differential rating of 1500 psi. SETTING WITH RUNNING TOOL _¢_ The model "A" SHANK is used with the C Running Tool to control the locks during running in. It can also be used aS a prong carrier when prongs are required during running operations. PULLING WITH PULLTNG TOOL CAMCO JUC or JDC - The model A probe is used with standard Pulling Tool CAMCO JUC or JBC when a prang is required - The mode] AC probe is used with standard Pulling Too! when a prong 1s not required. NOTE : The operation of the Running Tool type C (with “AY SHANK) is detailed in section VII as well as the operation of CAMCO JOC or JUC with the A and AC probes ‘1 EQUIPMENT SELECTOR pe ony. choke TED Choke with Caramic Howe TST Cfrealating Choke TS¥ Ctreulating Chake ath Carante Bean lansing Pup i = TS Bypass Blanking Plug = SY Eouatizing Check Valw. = a.m | 1.05 | 1.901 | eave | 1.07 zat | 2307 | 2 178 aie [ar iC oF Eqvionant ts pent able with SOrTy MEDIUM or MARE cups:‘SECTION V j_eeees2__| MANDRELS AND LANDING NIPPLES March 1978, TYPE “D” OTIS COLLAR LOCK = Running Tool D = Pulling Too} AR - Cannot be unlocked by pressure differential from either side = 5000 psi differential rating. serra WITH THE D_ RUNNING TOOL @ In the running position, the_setting’ tool dogs (@) are tied up the Mandrel locking sleeve @). This allows the auter sleeve ( containing the locking dogs {) to ride free and to retract the dogs © The assembly is run down about 10' below the setting depth. Pull up + = The locking dogs @ come into the Tubing Collar groove - Jar uponce = the dogs @ are locked = the collet lock @ is locked in upper position to the sleeve @ « the packings are expanded, sealing off the tui i ~ Check the setting by jarring down Jar up strongly to shear the pin of the Running Tool ~ Pull out of hole. ( PULLING WITH THE GR PI ING TOOL No flTustration. Refer to section VII for operation of the Pulling Tool type GR. The GR tool latches inside the Fishing neck and is further used to drive down the locking sleeve (2) and the tapered retaining ring of the dogs (3) This cannot however be done if differential pressure exists. When the pressures are equalized, downward jarring of the Pulling Tool moves down the locking steeve(2) , the dogs (4) retract. The 0 Mandrel falls free from the tubing and the Mandrel can be retrieved. TYPE"D"OTIS COLLAR LOCK MANDREL ASSEMBLY Tubing 0.0. ] Max. 1.0./Ins | Thread Dawn Running Tool | Pulling Tool Inches Dogs retracted 2.375 1.843 1 3/16-14 Pin 410010 40GR1 c 2.875 2.281 1 9/16-12 Pin 410011 40GR4 3.500 2.848 2.12 NF Pin 41009 40GR14 4,500 3.800 31/2 -12 SLB Box} 410015 40GR12{roreTROu} 3.3 March 1978 MANDRELS AND LANDING NIPPLES pe Me Percmromr ESECTION V |}—paae4.1__| MANDRELS AND LANDING NIPPLES March 1978 OTIS X AND R MANDRELS AND LANDING NIPPLES = Type X : designed for use in standard weight tubing Type R : used in heavy weight tubing. - Running Tools : Types "x" and "RY ~ Pulling Tools : Tyoe GS or GR SETTING MANDREL "X" WITH THE RUNNING TOOL "x" See operation section VI}. Setting Mandrel R with the Running Tool "R" is the same as for "x". PULLING MANDREL "X" WITH THE PULLING TOOL GS or GR See operation section VII.March 1978 GUIDE TO TYPE X (SELECTIVE) AND TYPE XN (NO-GO) (For Standard Tubleg Welahis} Tae re Er Teint to i ea i vate [“naseee] inti [ne-ce@] inti | heme | “lew | AtmSSY | eet, | Se 7 fa i Se [ea ee ioe] tae a a 1s [ea [ome | ref Tair 3 ee | meinen | set fan [eam |e ae] ae “pa [aes CC eo 3 tag | rn [ae | ae | sf enna aa [a fal) | ae [aire | — os san [ana Ee Tas [ras [aor | ie [om [| ree Za [ can [nan | aie [em [ante [ a 330 [tars [vont | one oe ee ms | eso [aaa —| akarsus | eaont | ase | can | seo | SeeiPo cornu Te | ROA “nti al (ela jeeMANDRELS AND LANDING NIPPLES OTIS “S” and “T” MANDRELS and NIPPLES = Type for regular weight tubing > Type "T" for heavy wall tubing > Running Tool 1" > Pulling Tool "RS - The selection is made by a combination ( nipple + selective keys of the mandrel}. There are 5 keys, therefore 5 selections stamped on the mandrel keys fram 1 to 5 (n° 1 is the lower one in the completion). = the Type “T" mandrel differs from the Type "S" mandrel because it has a smaller OD. SETTING THE MANDREL "S" WITH RUNNING TOOL_“T" A While going down, the positioning keys (1) slide along the tubing. The anchoring dogs (2) are tied up to the Running Tool and retracted. B When the Mandrel passes fn front of its “companion” nipple. the positioning keys enter the nipple because they have the sane profile. The mandrel 4s stopped by the flat shoulder of the keys. Downward jarring shears the pin of the Running Tool, thus freeing the dog carrier. C Upward jarring anchors the mandrel : the mandrel goes up slightly, collapsing the positioning keys and setting the anchoring dogs aside into the nipple. The packings are squeezed and the tubing is sealed. The jarring also shears the 2 tangential pins of the Running Tool which can be retrieved, PULLING WITH THE PULLING TOOL "RS" D In order to make the dogs of the Pulling Tool catch the fishing neck of the Mandrel rod, it is necessary to slightly jar dawn the mandrel ——w (the Pulling Tool core hits the mandrel body) The mandrel is thus unlocked and can be retrieved. NOTE : The operation of the Running Tool "T" and the Pulling Tool "RS' is detailed section VII.TYPES” Mandrel TYPE T Mandre! TUBING | PULLING NOMINAL) FLANGE | BORE SIZE fr) iD 7 Wi6 We wae [1 ivy [4 war | 1a | ive 1 | 1 3A8 ane | 1a [ive 134] 1 346 sie | 1 ae | We 2 138 nse | 1 ve | 2 | 2 134 ve 2 S46 | 212 3 asae | 13 | 2 78 |3 ave | 234 | tie | 3 54s | ave L4 ata | 2% | dine | a - 1 tid Wa Wyatt VW i727 2 PoE ave 2v2t 3 a 27 ave a2 &|_pege45 | MANDRELS AND LANDING NIPPLES March 1978 BAKER “S” LOCK, J and F NIPPLES The Lock $1 is used for 1.660 to 4 1/2 tbg and can hold 6000 psi differential pressure either side ~ The Lock $2 is used for 1.900 to 3 1/2 tbg and can hold 10000 psi differential pressure either side + $1 and $2 are selective locks for use in a model “F" or "J" Sealing Nipple or a model "L" Sliding Sleeve SETTING With Running Tool “E" or "G" or madel C1 with Type A Shank. PULLING WITH "H" OTIS RB or CAMCO JUC or JDC PULLING TOOLS - The model A prabe is used with standard Pulling Tool when a prong is required = The model AC probe is used with standard Pulling Tool when a prong is not required. NOTE : The operation af the Running Tool E or G and Cl (with A shank) is detailed in section VII, as well as the operation of the OTIS RB, CAMCO JUC or JDC Pulling Tool with the A and AC probes.51 LOCK $2 LOCK “S" LOCK SPECIFICATIONS : MANDRELS AND LANDING NIPPLES F NIPPLE March 1978 SEAL | FISHING | FISHING] MAX.00 | pyyyyg | ene eS eee AG ee NECK | of Tous | ane PROBE EQUALIZIN 1D Lock cameo SIZE 0.500 | 1.156 | E,C.1" 1. 660 1750 | 1.406 | £6.01" 40RBMs:| auc ® —— ____ 4088 6°! 15174 Vien .|40RB21., . 0.750 | 1.581 | E.B.C1*\ Oo! ing | 2 MMe Z 408B8 | 15154 ec. AmB 5 0.875 | 1.750 |EBCI*\4o8e1 tei] 2 3/8 _t _ aes 156 | Ber 1.188 \2 188 E,6,C yoni jaucisi7e | 2 7/8 ‘ea 40RB Pa 1.438 | 2.688 | €,6,0.1° aia | 40 $B7°|joe15 160 3.125 |2.067 | 3.562 | e-1,e° |AORB208/sueyst62] 41/2 s | 40 SB10"|soc¥5 2 # Available in Madet”S only mn with Model “ATs © Check OD ef these roots Seo pages 6.5 and 6.6 for F, J, R and M Baker Lom fore running through the given Seal Bore SizeSecTiON ¥ page 5.4 MANDRELS AND LANDING NIPPLES March 1978 XN and RN OTIS MANDRELS and NIPPLES XN MANOREL _(see906 az) | AN MANDREL (poges 4,184.2) equipped with i , equipped with a a type x0 ‘type RO equilizing equalizing sub, is a No-Go sub, is a No- Mandrel Go Mandret XN NIPPLE ——— -—___—— AN NIPPLE M v xo EQUALIZING sua ——.| RO EQUALIZING SUB The Types XN and RN No-Go Landing Nipples and Mandrels are normally used in single nipple installations or as the bottom nipple in conjunction with a series of Type X or Type R Landing Nipples. The Type XN No-Go Nipple is used with Type X Landing Nipples. The Type RN No-Go Nipple fs used with Type R Landing Nipple. Type XN Otis Landing Nipples offer a full opening packing bore, with locking recess at the top of the nipple and a Slightly restricted no-go profile at the bottom. The restricted no-go profile 15 designed to prevent some wire-line tools fram being run below the tubing and lost. Some other uses include : plugging to held pressure from above where hydraulic packers are to be set, or where an upper zone has to be squeezed, acidized or tested.‘SECTION ¥ MANDRELS AND LANDING NIPPLES Boge 5.2 March 1978 OTIS Nand Q MANDRELS and NIPPLES* ~ They can hald pressure either side ~ Type "N" far reqular weight tubing ~ Type “Q" for heavy wall tubing = Running Tool type “T* = Pulling Tool "RS" NOTE : The type Q Mandrel differs from the type N in that the packing OD is smaller (the OD of the type 0 Nandrel packing is the same as for the type T Mandrel). SETTING AND PULLING These Mandrels ave not selective. However the setting and pulling methods are identical to those used for the Mandrels S or T (see page 4.38 4.4). The Mandrels Nor Q have a No-Go ring instead of positioning keys. Ting i ‘Ha? | Bore | Packing | pir PAT Weird Of | | TYPE N MANDREL ch T 687 | 383 | s7ie | [irs 11a |i 15/32] 11/4 | 1 ayat | a/ars Lye |iais | oie | Lie | a ter }1 17ers 134 | 13/16 | 9/16 | 15/8 | 1 iver |i L/eRs 2 laa |uye| live | at 2RS 13/4 | HB 25/16 | 2 A/et |2 Laps 256 | rsve| 278 | 5 3RS IPE © MANDREL z 2 1 3/8 1/16 1.781 aT 2RS 2u2 | 1374 | 78 2.193 | 2 1/2t |2 wars 3 2 5/16 | 1 3/8 2.755 nu | SRS Ed — see also pages 6.1 & 6.2SECTION V MANDRELS AND LANDING NIPPLES ecm aas ‘Maren 1978. OTIS J and E MANDRELS and NIPPLES can bold pressures | TYPE J LANDING NIPPLE = TYPE E LANDING NIPPLE The Type J and £ Otis Landing Nipples are non-selective type nipples designed with the No-Go and locking recess in the upper part of the nipple: these nipples can be used as alternates to the Types N and 0 Nipples. atest uses as an alternate to the Type Mt The Type J Landing Nipple has its 9 Ebettin Ripple or as ecsesting niente tor inset plume rat a pup caareing nipple and is always the lowermost nipple in the tubing string ‘The Type J cannot be used below » Tyo N Nippte but is frequently installed to Tard subsurface controls that most have smaller dimensions. than the 5 equipment. The Tyne J Nipple will puss most "through tubing" perforator guns and can be used a5 4 punp seating nipple. it has another use in that it may be used on the shart string of a multiple string completion where a ful l-opering nipple is not required However, due to the mandrel designs Type J mandrels should not be used where pressure cifferentiols from-abave will exceed 5.000 pst. The Type E Landing Nipple 1s generally recomended for Iimited epplication only, and should be used only when a restriction in the tubing string is unimportant. An example of the Type £ Landing Nipple's use 1s where 4 multiple-hale packer restricts the tubing 1.0. to the extent that the minima. size equipment must be used The Type £ Nipple is sized to seat Type F dimensional sub- Surface equipment, Due to the Type F Equipment's small 0.0.4 it 16 one of Otis! easiest lines of equipment to run, set, and retrieve, TYPE J AND E OTIS MANDREL ASSEMBLIES The Type J and E Otis Mandret Assemblies, designed to be used with Otis bottom-hole flow controls. are run to seat ‘and lock in their corresponding landing nipples. They are both non- selective mandrels with the No-60 being part of the dog carrier mandrel. The Type J Mandrel differs from the Type E Mandrel in that it has-a larger packing 0.0. Sizefin | Size/In Nosinai | an/te and Type| ad Type Tubing | of Packing | unning | Pulting ap/in | Too! Too! j steers Pulling | Bore/In Flange [ 2 Taya | 764 | 3 25/32) 20 2R8 aye | 134 | 18 236 | 2 1/2 | 2 eRB a zS/ie | is/e | 23ara | 30 3R8 gue | 23 | 158 [aie | 3 vee | 3 endMANDRELS AND LANDING NIPPLES CAMCO “C” LOCKS and “D” NIPPLES SERIES "C* ANO "Cs" Locks = Na-Go type locking mandrel designed to locate in Series "0" and "Ds" Nipples respectively. = A relative travel Na-Go ring insures positive positioning when the fipple 1s contacted, thus minimizing wireline time. ~ A shear release ratchet mechanism is another feature of these lacks. SERIES "CC" AND "CSC" LOCKS - A relative travel No-Go rings insures positive positioning in the landing nippte when contacted = The "CC" Tocking mandrel is used in CANCO"S “D" Landing Nipple = The "CSC* locking mandrel ¥s used in CAMCO's "DS" Landing Nipple ~ Bath the "CC" and "CSC" locking mandrels have a releasing mechanism that features 8 collet type detent. SERIES * Lanott PPLES ~ The CACO "D" Series Landing Nipples are No-Go type designed to be run as the last nipple in the tubing string. ~ The packing bore, slightly restricted, will allow passage of wireline service tools, as well as thraugh tubing perfo- rating equipment = The No-Go is incarporated on the Series "C" locking mandre] and contacts the "D" Nipple above the upper packing section. ~ The No-Go feature allows positive positioning, which reduces wireline tine. ~ Fach nipple is corrosion resistant SERIES "Ds LANDING NIPPLES - Similar in design to the Series "D" nipple. The difference is @ slightly larger packing bore equivalent to the Series “Ww landing nipples. ~ The Series "DS" nipple receives the "CS" Lock Use the Running Tool type 0 PULLING Use the Pulling Tool type Joc, (Refer to section VII for detailed operation).ane eee = toma | NOE end | hale fin) an tn hs 1500 Ter wie | en | aaa = 780 ozo [seer [iat | iets | 1a 208 170 [eo [14% [nave | res 2090 noc | 1as9 [4 1813 2.500 aos | 9200 | 15% aos | 1% 3000 soe [es are azo | ve | ah SPECIFICATIONS FOR SERIES' cS LOCK men wets | me ting ‘ i fa in i zon | asta Les so | row | asio | 2300 2a somo | sooae | gars | 2007 208 _ ‘n a ey va26 3 10227 aie fate i = ni ees 1875 1023 2303 10228 2o13met A N K KS = Ny N Ny s KY Ny N N N N N Ny 5 i iS 5 H S (CAMCO “D" AND “DS* NIPPLES MANDRELS AND LANDING NIPPLES March 1978 raaeao connection] THEME ee Lock TYPE oo tur [Peo a = Eo i C200 ie ch i” i ~ 0 10200 “eam 1oA08 or *ot"inaee "eer r0730 eS IBPSE Tesoro “eseri0ee9 "ESO or "CCRTAE SECTION ¥ ees |_pases.7__| MANDRELS AND LANDING NIPPLES ennai March 1978 THIS PAGE LEFT INTENTIONALLY BLANKMANDRELS AND LANDING NIPPLES eee March 1978 CAMCO DB LOCKS and NIPPLES SERIES OB LANDING NIPPLES - No-Go type nipple available in tubing sizes ranging fron 4 1/2" to 7” OD, = These nipples receive the Series DB Locks = The No-Go on the Tock body contacts the nipple just abave the upper packing section which gives positive alignment for setting the lock. Several nipples may be run in any tubing string by "stair stepping” the nipple 10. = Each nipple 1s designed for corrosive environments. SERIES DB LOCKS = Available in tubing sizes from 4 1/2 to 7" 00. = Several D8 locks may be run per. tubing string by “stair stepping" the nipple ID s = The No-Go 1s incorporated on the bedy of the lock and contacts the nipple abave the unper packing bore. The No-Go dimensions ‘on the locks permit passage through each larger nipple until the desired nipple 1s located, which assures positive positioning. = The DB Lock is run in'on a Series Z Running Too! = Aunique "tattle tale* device gives indication that the lock 1s truly located in the oroner position. = Large Bore : obtained by an internal fishing neck. Refer to Section WIT for Running and Pulling Tool. SERIES DB LANDING NIPPLES and LOCKS bB LOCK Running Pulling Type | No-Go 00 | Tool Too! 3.813 3.843 3.750 3,785 sue bes | 3.587 op 5 | 3.735 *z-6"15008 | “prs“15203 2657 “510 62 | +500 "z-6"15093 | "PRS"15204 2360, 7085 982 bes | 5.920 "z-g-1soga | “pRsr15z05 5.858 . ; 5.795 oo 7 5/8 | tes [5.813 Ce "Ee 1500d | PRS ISz05 This nipple has a bottom No-Go ID of 5.705" as shawn . The packing bore of this nipple is 5.750".