Annular Screwed BOP - 7-10K

7 1/16” 10K WGK Annular
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Operation & Maintenance
Preface
The information in this operator’s manual describes the 7 1/16” inch 10K Annular
manufactured by Worldwide Oilfield Machine, Inc. in Houston, Texas.
If any questions arise concerning this manual, contact WOM’s BOP factory at:
Worldwide Oilfield Machine, Inc.

5800 Cunningham Road, Houston, Texas 77041
Phone: 1+ (713) 937-0795
Fax: 1+ (713) 937-8574
Date of Publication:
April 1, 2014
Manual Identification Number: ABOP-OPM-710-V1
© 2013 Worldwide Oilfield Machine, Inc. All rights reserved. No part of the material protected by this copyright
may be reproduced or utilized in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying,
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Preface
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents...................................................................................4
Certifications..........................................................................................6
Major Features.......................................................................................7-8
Hydraulic Control System......................................................................9
Components...........................................................................................10
Major Components............................................................................................ 10
Parts Description.............................................................................................. 11
Physical Data..........................................................................................12-13
Dimensions....................................................................................................... 12
Engineering Data.............................................................................................. 13
Parts.......................................................................................................14-15
Part Numbers.................................................................................................... 15
Packing Unit...........................................................................................16-19
Packing Unit..................................................................................................... 16
Packing Unit Selection..................................................................................... 17
Packing Unit Replacement............................................................................... 18
Seal Testing....................................................................................................... 19
Packing Unit Testing........................................................................................ 20
Care & Maintenance..............................................................................21

Care and Maintenance...................................................................................... 21
Disassembly & Assembly........................................................................22-25

Disassembly...................................................................................................... 22-23
Lid Removal..........................................................................................................22
Packing Unit Removal..........................................................................................22
Piston Removal.....................................................................................................22
Slotted Body Cage Removal..................................................................................23

Assembly........................................................................................................... 24-25
Clean and Inspect all Parts Before Assembly........................................................24
Slotted Body Cage Installation..............................................................................24
Piston Installation.................................................................................................24
Packing Unit Installation......................................................................................24
Lid Installation.....................................................................................................24-25
Operational Characteristics...................................................................26-27
Sealing Characteristics..................................................................................... 26
Fatigue Life....................................................................................................... 26
Stripping........................................................................................................... 26
Packing Element (Packer) Access..................................................................... 26
Temperature Verification.................................................................................. 27
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Appendices
Index of Figures
Figure 1. 7 1/16” Annular BOP.................................................................................................. 7
Figure 2. Annular Hydraulic Control System............................................................................. 9
Figure 3. Major Components...................................................................................................... 10
Figure 4. Exploded View of Annular........................................................................................... 11
Figure 5. 7 1/16” Annular Dimensions....................................................................................... 12
Figure 6. 7 1/16” Annular Cutout View..................................................................................... 13
Figure 7. 7 1/16” Annular Exploded View.................................................................................. 14
Figure 8. Packing Unit................................................................................................................ 16
Figure 9. 7 1/16” Annular Exploded View.................................................................................. 18
Figure 10. Seal Testing............................................................................................................... 19
Figure 11. Packing Unit Testing................................................................................................. 20
Figure 12. 7 1/16” Annular Exploded View................................................................................ 23
Figure 13. 7 1/16” Annular Exploded View................................................................................ 25
Index of Tables
Table 1. Initial Closing Pressure................................................................................................ 9
Table 2. 7 1/16” Annular Part Description................................................................................ 11
Table 3. Dimensions Data......................................................................................................... 12
Table 4. Engineering Data for 7 1/16” Annular......................................................................... 13
Table 5. Part Numbers............................................................................................................... 15
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Appendices
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Certifications
WOM is licensed under the latest edition of API
6A and API 16A and has fully implemented API
Q1 quality system. The API 16A license not only
6A-0394,
applied to drill-through equipment, but also ram 16A-0079
and annular type BOPs.
CERT-0020744
WOM is certified to ISO 9001.
Products are designed to NACE MR-01-75

materials standards for resistance to sulfide stress
cracking.
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Major Features
Lid
Wear Plate
Packing Unit
Opening Chamber
Piston
Closing Chamber
Cage
Body
Figure 1: 7 1/16” Annular BOP
Only Two Moving Parts (piston and packing unit) on the Annular BOP mean few areas are
subject to wear. The BOP is safer and more efficient, requiring less maintenance and less
downtime.
Long Piston with a length to diameter ratio approaching one eliminates tendencies to cock
and bind during operations with off-center pipe or unevenly distributed accumulations of
sand, cuttings, or other elements. This design enhances the ability of the packing unit to
reopen to full bore position.
Conical Bowl Design of the Piston provides a simple and efficient method of closing the
packing unit. With the piston serving as a sealing surface against the rubber packing unit,
there is no metal-to-metal wear on the sealing surface and thus longer life results.
Field Replaceable Wear Plate in the BOP Lid serves as an upper non-sealing wear surface
for the movement of the packing unit, making field repair fast and economical.
Maximum Packing Unit Life is possible with the provision for measuring piston stroke.
This measurement indicates remaining packing unit life without disassembly and ensures
the longest and safest use of the packing unit.
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Three Choices of Packing Unit Rubber Compounds permit more flexible applications.
Screwed Lid Design of the WGK BOP is a Simple, Efficient, and Strong method of
connecting the lid to the body for safe operation with no loose parts being lost down the hole or
overboard.
Large Pressure Energized Seals are used for dynamically sealing piston chambers to provide
safe operation, long seal life, and less maintenance.
Piston Sealing Surfaces Protected by Operating Fluid lowers friction and protects against
galling and wear to increase seal life and reduce maintenance.
Operating Chambers are Tested to Full BOP Working Pressure to ensure strength,
reliability, and the ability to over-pressurize the chambers in emergencies.
NACE MR-01-75 Materials Standards for resistance to sulfide stress cracking are standard.
The surface hookup of the WGK connects the hydraulic control lines to the opening and
closing chambers of the BOP.
Pressure applied to the closing chamber raises the piston and effects the initial seal
between the packing unit and drill pipe. Well pressure or test pressure also acts on the
piston below the sealed off packing unit and further increases the closing force acting on
the packing unit. As the well pressure or test pressure exceeds the required level the
preventer is maintained closed by well pressure alone. As well pressure increases, the
closing force on the packing unit also increases. Closing pressure should be proportionally
reduced as well pressure is increased in order to maintain optimum closing force on the
packing unit and prolong packing unit life.
During normal drilling operations, it is recommended that the pressure regulator valve for
the WGK be set at the initial closing pressure for the size pipe being used. This pressure will
ensure that initial seal off is achieved should a “kick” be encountered.
During BOP testing operations, once initial seal off is achieved, closing pressure should be
proportionally reduced as well pressure is increased.
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Hydraulic Control System

WOM’s Type WGK BOP was designed especially for
surface installations and is also used on offshore
platforms.
The WGK is a universal annular blowout preventer with

a long record of proven, quality performance.
Standard operation requires both opening and closing

pressure.
Seal-off is effected by hydraulic pressure applied to the

closing chamber which raises the piston, forcing the
packing unit into a sealing engagement.
Figure 2: Annular Hydraulic Control System
Any normal closing unit having a separate pressure regulator valve for the annular BOP
and sufficient accumulator volume can be used to operate the WGK.
The WGK is designed to be well pressure assisted in maintaining packing unit seal off once
initial seal off has been effected. As well pressure further increases, closure is maintained
by well pressure alone.
Large Pressure Energized Seals are used for dynamically sealing piston chambers to
provide safe operation, long seal life, and less maintenance.
Piston Sealing Surfaces Protected by Operating Fluid lowers friction and protects against
galling and wear to increase seal life and reduce maintenance.
Operating Chambers are Tested to Full BOP Working Pressure to ensure strength,
reliability, and the ability to over-pressurize the chambers in emergencies.
Initial Closing Pressure (PSI)
Table 1: Initial Closing Pressure

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Components
Major Components
Lid
Wear Plate
Packing Unit
Opening Chamber
Piston
Closing Chamber
Cage
Body
Figure 3: Major Components
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Parts Description
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Table 2: 7 1/16” Annular Part Description

Figure 4: Exploded View of Annular
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Physical Data
Dimensions
Figure 5: 7 1/16” Annular Dimensions
Table 3: Dimensions Data
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Engineering Data
Table 4: Engineering Data for 7 1/16” Annular
Figure 6: 7 1/16” Annular Cutout View
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Figure 7: 7 1/16” Annular Exploded View
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Part Numbers
Table 5: Part Numbers for 7 1/16” Annular
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Packing Unit
Packing Unit
The heart of the WGK blowout preventer is the packing unit. The unit is manufactured from
high quality rubber, reinforced with flanged steel segments. Each unit has a large volume of
tough, feedable rubber to meet any requirement.
The molded in steel segments have flanges at the top and bottom. These segments anchor
the packing unit within the blowout preventer and control rubber extrusion and flow when
sealing off well pressures. Since the rubber is confined and kept under compression, it is
resistant to tears, cuts, and abrasion.
Figure 8: Packing Unit
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Packing Unit Selection

All annular blowout preventer packing units are subjected to wear during closure and
stripping. The design of the WGK blowout preventer causes closure wear to occur on
the outside of the packing unit while stripping wear occurs on the inside. Thus, the
stripping life of the packing unit is little affected by wear from routine closures.
Natural Rubber is compounded for drilling with water-based drilling fluids. Natural
rubber can be used at operating temperatures between -300 F to 2250 F.
Nitrile Rubber (a synthetic compound) is for use with oil-base or oil-additive drilling
fluids. It provides the best service with oil-base muds, when operated at temperatures
between 200 F to 1900 F.
Neoprene Rubber is for low-temperature operating service and oil-base drilling

fluids. It can be used at operating temperatures between -300 F to +1700 F. Neoprene
rubber provides better service with oil-base drilling fluids than Natural rubber. It has
better cold temperature elasticity than Nitrile rubber; but it is detrimentally affected by
extended high temperature applications.
Seals are manufactured from a special Nitrile rubber material which provides long,
trouble free service in sealing against oil, gas, or water.
Expected H2S Service does not affect selection of packing unit material. H2S service will
reduce the service life of rubber products, but the best overall service life is obtained by
matching the packing unit material with the requirements of the specific drilling fluid.
Performance of elastomeric materials can vary significantly, depending on the nature
and extent of exposure to hydrogen sulfide. The operator should monitor pressure sealing
integrity frequently to assure no performance degradation has occurred.
Storage conditions such as light, heat, or adverse conditions, are significant factors in the
storage life of packing units.
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Packing Unit Replacement

To replace the packing unit, use the following procedure: 20
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1. Remove the Lid Lock Screw (#22) 18
2. Install two eyebolts in the holes located on top of the 3
annular lid (#3). 22
3. Utilize a strong pipe or rod (3”-4” pipe) 10-12 feet long 21

as a lever against the eyebolts to apply counter clockwise
torque on the lid.
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4. Rotate lid (#3) approximately 10 turns to release, then 6
lift lid from BOP 7

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5. Install two eyebolts to the top of the packing unit (#14) 7
6. Remove the packing unit (#14) from the piston (#2)

7. Lubricate the piston bowl (#2) 14
8. Install new packing unit
9. Clean and lubricate lid (#3) and body (#1) threads with 9
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zinc base API modified tool joint lubricant 9
10. Install lid (#3) and tighten to align hole for lid lock 2
screw (#22)
11. Install lock washer (#21) and lid lock screw (#22)
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Note: A vertical lift may be applied to the eyebolts to take the 11
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weight of the lid off the threads while applying torque to the head.
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This lift will decrease the required operating torque. If the lid was
improperly installed at the last reassembly, it may be necessary to 13
apply considerably more torque than required by the use of a winch
or catline while alternately applying and releasing pressure to the 1
opening chamber (1500 psi max). Do not attempt to loosen the lid
by applying heat. Refer to Disassembly/Assembly Sections for more 17
information. 15
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Packing unit replacement is also possible with pipe
in the hole. After removing worn packing unit, cut new
packing unit completely and smoothly through one side
between any two steel segments preferably 90° from eyebolt Figure 9: 7 1/16” Annular Exploded View
holes to achieve easier handling. Cut should be made with a
sharp knife as this will not affect the efficiency of the packing
unit. Spring segment apart with a pry bar to put rubber in tension
for easier cutting.
Do not use a saw or other rough cutting tool. Spring packing

unit open sufficiently to pass around pipe, drop unit into position in
blowout preventer body, and replace lid.
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Seal Testing
When it is known or suspected that a seal within the WGK blowout preventer is leaking, it
is recommended that all seals be replaced. However, if only the seal in question is to be
replaced, it must first be determined which seal is leaking. The following procedure is
provided:
NOTE: Seals B, C, and D are two-way seals and

are tested in both directions.
1. Test seals C and D. A

a. Pressurize closing chamber. The test
pressure to be used in the closing
chamber should be the initial closing
pressure required using the recommended
test mandrel if a packing unit is installed B
(1500 psi if no packing unit is installed)
b. Open opening chamber to atmosphere.
IF: Closing fluid is seen at opening
chamber – seal C is leaking.
IF: Closing chamber pressure gauge is
C
dropping and no fluid is seen at
opening chamber – seal D is leaking.
D
2. Test seals B,C, and A
a. Pressurize opening chamber (1500 psi)
b. Open closing chamber to atmosphere
IF: Fluid is seen coming from area
between body and head – seal A is
leaking
IF: Fluid is seen coming into the wellbore
– seal B is leaking Figure 10: Seal Testing
IF: Fluid is seen at closing chamber
– seal C is leaking
3. Test seals B and D

a. Open closing chamber to atmosphere
b. Open opening chamber to atmosphere
c. Pressurize wellbore (10,000 psi maximum). (Requires blind flange on top, as
packing unit is open)
IF: Fluid is seen coming from the opening chamber – seal B is leaking
IF: Fluid is seen coming from the closing chamber – seal D is leaking
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Packing Unit Testing

Proper Procedure for pressure testing Piston Stroke can be measured on WGK
any annular blowout preventer ensures blowout preventers through a vertical
subsequent seal off and maximum packing passage in the top of the BOP head. The
unit life. Reliable pressure seal off tests maximum and minimum distances from the
are made by closing the packing unit with top of the lid to the top of the piston are stamped
prescribed closing chamber pressure on on the BOP lid. Piston stroke remaining
recommended size test pipe, and by determ at seal off is a direct indicator of remaining
ining the remaining piston travel after seal packing unit life. Record the piston stroke and
off is achieved. Optimum packing unit life the closing pressure at initial seal off for each
is obtained by testing at low rubber stress test. Compare with previous results and
levels. Minimum packing unit stress is with maximum piston stroke for the BOP to
achieved by use of the minimum closing ensure subsequent seal offs. A valid test on
chamber pressure that will initiate and any annular BOP is only achieved when the
maintain a seal off on the recommended size remaining piston stroke is measured at test
test pipe. seal off.
The WGK blowout preventer is

designed to be well pressure assisted in
maintaining packing unit seal off once
initial seal off has been affected. Initial
seal off is effected by applying pressure to
the closing chamber. As well pressure is
increased, the closing force on the packing
unit also increases.
As well pressure exceeds the required

level, the packing unit is maintained closed
on pipe by well pressure alone. During
routine BOP testing, once initial seal off
is achieved, closing pressure should be
proportionally reduced as well pressure is
increased.
Closing pressure required to effect

initial seal off may vary between packing
units. Begin the test with the recommended
initial closing pressure (see Average Closing
Pressure Table-page 9).
Figure 11: Packing Unit Testing

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Care & Maintenance

Prior to placing the WGK blowout preventer into service, the following
visual inspections should be performed:
1. Inspect upper and lower connections for pitting, wear, and damage especially in ring
grooves and stud bolt holes. Worn or damaged ring grooves must be welded, machined,
and stress relieved. Worn or damaged stud bolt holes can be drilled and tapped to the
next larger size and fitted with step-studs.
2. Check the body for wear and damage especially in the internal cylinder walls for pits
and vertical scores. Minor pits and scores can be removed in the field with emery cloth.
Repaired surface should be coated with silicon grease or castor oil. Severe pits and scores
may require machining and/or welding which should be performed in a WOM approved
machine shop. Cracks must be corrected.
3. Inspect the vertical bore for wear and damage from drill string and drill tools,
especially in the area of the ring grooves. If wear is excessive, the area must be repaired.
4. Check for piston damage and wear especially the inner and outer walls for pits and
vertical scores and the tapered bowl for pits and gouges. Minor pits and scores on the
walls can be removed in the field with emery cloth. Repaired surface should be coated
with silicon grease or castor oil. Severe pits and scores may require machining and/
or welding which should be performed by a WOM approved machine shop. Pits and
gouges in the tapered bowl should be filled with a permanent type adhesive, such as
epoxy. Sharp or rolled edges should be removed with emery cloth or a grinder. Repair
will be satisfactory when a relatively smooth surface is achieved.
5. Check the wear plate in the inner bottom face of the lid for any abrasion. In addition
to the aging process of time and use, wear of this metal surface is produced by the
combination of vertical (upward thrust) and lateral forces. These forces are generated
each time the packing unit is closed. Severe wear is exhibited in the form of grooves or
channels shaped by the steel segments of the packing unit. The inner bottom face of the
lid serves as a wall to prevent upward movement of the packing unit. Friction between
these metal surfaces is controlled at a level which does not impair lateral movement of
the packing unit. Repair of this surface is accomplished by replacing the wear plate.
6. Inspect the packing unit for wear, cracking, hardness, and correct elastomer composition.
7. Check seal ring for nicks, cuts, fraying of lips, and abrasion. Worn or damaged seal rings
should be replaced.
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Disassembly and Assembly

Disassembly
LID REMOVAL (#3)
Close and open the packing unit to break lose any accumulation of drilling fluid or debris
which may restricting full downward travel of the piston.
Vent Opening and closing chambers to atmosphere ensuring that no trapped pressure exists
which will cause personnel and / or equipment damage. Open valves in control system to have
an exhaust and/or loosen hydraulic connections to allow leakage.
Remove the Lid Lock Screw (#22) and Install two 1 1/8”-8UN eyebolts in the holes located
on top of the annular lid (#3). Utilize a strong pipe or rod (3”-4” pipe) 10-12 feet long as
a lever against the eyebolts to apply counter clockwise torque on the lid. Rotate lid (#3)
approximately 10 turns to release, then lift lid from BOP.
A vertical lift may be applied to the eyebolts to take the weight of the lid off the threads while
applying torque to the head. This lift will decrease the required operating torque. If the lid
was improperly installed at the last reassembly, it may be necessary to apply considerably
more torque than required by the use of a winch or catline while alternately applying and
releasing pressure to the opening chamber (1500 psi max). Do not attempt to loosen the lid by
applying heat. Refer to Disassembly/Assembly Sections for more information.
PACKING UNIT REMOVAL (#14)

Install two eyebolts to the top of the packing unit (#14) and remove the packing unit (#14)
from the piston (#2). Use a sling of adequate length to prevent side loading of eyebolts.
PISTON REMOVAL (#2)

Install two (3/4”-10UNC) eyebolts in top of piston. Place a wooden spacer block (1/2” thick)
between each eyebolt and the piston wall to protect the piston sealing surface. Gently lift piston
vertically to free from preventer body. If a vertical lift is unfeasible or if the piston does not
freely lift out, slowly apply low (50 psi) hydraulic pressure to the closing chamber. DO NOT
USE AIR OR GAS!
Gently lift piston vertically to free from preventer body. If a vertical lift is unfeasible of if
the piston does not freely lift out, slowly apply low (50 psi) hydraulic pressure to the closing
chamber – DO NOT USE AIR OR GAS!
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SLOTTED BODY CAGE REMOVAL (#13) 18
Remove the six slotted body cage bolts (item #16) 3
from around the slotted body cage. Lift out slotted 22
body cage with a sling and hooks under the slots. 21
Some BOPs have a welded body cage which is not
removable. 4
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Assembly
CLEAN AND INSPECT ALL PARTS BEFORE ASSEMBLY
Clean and inspect all parts before assembly. Inspect all seals and replace any damager. Seal
rings MUST BE installed in positions shown by cross-section! Lubricate all seal rings prior to
installation. (Silicon grease or castor oil is best).
SLOTTED BODY CAGE INSTALLATION (#13)

Install slotted body cage (#13) into inside bottom of blowout preventer body. Install six slotted
body cage bolts (#16) and torque to 70-90 lb-ft.
PISTON INSTALLATION (#2)

Lubricate and install lower seals (#11,12) in seal grooves in lower segment of piston.
Lubricate and install middle seals (#9.10) in seat grooves in middle segment of piston. Install
two (3/4”- 10UN) eyebolts in top of piston with wooden spacer blocks between eyebolt and
piston wall. Lubricate all mating surfaces before lowering piston into body. Install piston into
preventer body. Ensure that vertical alignment between piston and body is achieved prior to
lowering piston. After proper alignment is obtained, the weight of the piston alone will take
the piston its full normal stroke to the bottom of the preventer body. Be careful to prevent seal
damage during assembly. Remove eyebolts and spacer blocks.
PACKING UNIT INSTALLATION (#14)

Lubricate piston bowl. Lift packing unit with two (5/8”-11UN) eyebolts and set into piston
bowl, already installed in preventer.
LID INSTALLATION (#3)

Lubricate and install upper seals (item #7,8) in seal grooves on inside of Lid.
Lubricate and install lid gasket (item #6) on outside of lid just above screw threads.
Clean threads of foreign particles and check threads for burrs or rough edges.
Apply a generous coating of zinc base tool joint lubricant to the threads of head and body.
Locate and mark hole in body for the lid lock screw (item #22). Lift lid using the two
(1-12”-8UN) eyebolts and chain sling assembly. Align the lead thread of the lid with the lead
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thread in the body. Screw lid clockwise into
body until it shoulders against top of body. Line 19
up lock screw hole in lid with hole in body and 18
install lid lock washer and screw (item #21, 22). 3
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Remove eyebolts from lid. Preventer is ready to 21
use/test.
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Operational Characteristics
Sealing Characteristics
The Packing Element was evaluated for the following characteristics to seal wellbore pressure
1. Constant Wellbore Pressure: Testing has confirmed that the BOP requires the
recommended minimum hydraulic closing pressure to close and achieve wellbore pressure
seal around the drill pipe.
2. Constant Closing Pressure: Testing has confirmed that the BOP requires an increase
in hydraulic pressure as the wellbore increases to achieve wellbore pressure seal around the
drill pipe.
3. Full Closure Pressure: Testing conducted at half of the rated working pressure for
complete shut-off of Packing Element successfully achieved wellbore seal with recommended
hydraulic closing pressure.
Fatigue Life
The sealing reliability and life cycle were qualified by conducting an API 16A operational
characteristics fatigue test. API 16A fatigue test consists of 364 close and open cycles of the
blowout preventer. A low and high pressure wellbore pressure test is conducted on every
seventh closure. The packing element successfully completed all 52 wellbore pressure tests
during the 364 close/open cycle fatigue tests.
Stripping
Stripping operations are the most severe application for any annular preventer because of the
wear the packing element is exposed to as the drill string with tool joint is moved through the
annular preventer under pressure. To increase the life of packing element, it is important to
use recommended hydraulic operating pressure when stripping. Tool joint stripping speeds
will reduce surge pressures.
A Stripping test should be performed to ensure the functionality of the system and
components in a BOP during stripping of drill pipe with tool joint through the wellbore
during the closed condition of BOP. This test confirms the ability of the Packing Element to
seal-off annular pressure.
Packing Element (Packer) Access

Tests are performed to determine the ability of the BOP to undergo repeated packing
element changes without affecting operating characteristics. The tests have shown that the
packing element were accessed and performed wellbore pressure tests after every 20th packing
element access cycle, a total of 200 packing element access cycles without failure of the
sealing were evaluated.
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Temperature Verification
Successfully passed API-16A temperature testing requirements for packing element
and seal off the pressure at extreme temperatures, at low and high pressure tests with
recommended hydraulic operator pressure.
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7 1/16” 10K WGK Annular

Worldwide Oilfield Machine, Inc.

Manual Identification Number: ABOP-OPM-710-V1

Hydraulic Control System......................................................................9

Care & Maintenance..............................................................................21

Disassembly & Assembly........................................................................22-25

WOM is certified to ISO 9001.

Products are designed to NACE MR-01-75

Figure 1: 7 1/16” Annular BOP

Hydraulic Control System

The WGK is a universal annular blowout preventer with

Standard operation requires both opening and closing

Seal-off is effected by hydraulic pressure applied to the

Initial Closing Pressure (PSI)

Table 1: Initial Closing Pressure

Hydraulic Control System

Figure 3: Major Components

Table 2: 7 1/16” Annular Part Description

Figure 5: 7 1/16” Annular Dimensions

Table 3: Dimensions Data

Table 4: Engineering Data for 7 1/16” Annular

Figure 6: 7 1/16” Annular Cutout View

Figure 7: 7 1/16” Annular Exploded View

Table 5: Part Numbers for 7 1/16” Annular

Figure 8: Packing Unit

Packing Unit Selection

Neoprene Rubber is for low-temperature operating service and oil-base drilling

Packing Unit Replacement

3. Utilize a strong pipe or rod (3”-4” pipe) 10-12 feet long 21

lift lid from BOP 7

6. Remove the packing unit (#14) from the piston (#2)

Do not use a saw or other rough cutting tool. Spring packing

NOTE: Seals B, C, and D are two-way seals and

1. Test seals C and D. A

3. Test seals B and D

Packing Unit Testing

The WGK blowout preventer is

As well pressure exceeds the required

Closing pressure required to effect

Figure 11: Packing Unit Testing

Care & Maintenance

Care & Maintenance

Disassembly and Assembly

PACKING UNIT REMOVAL (#14)

PISTON REMOVAL (#2)

Disassembly and Assembly

Figure 12: 7 1/16” Annular Exploded View

SLOTTED BODY CAGE INSTALLATION (#13)

PISTON INSTALLATION (#2)

PACKING UNIT INSTALLATION (#14)

LID INSTALLATION (#3)

Figure 13: 7 1/16” Annular Exploded View

Packing Element (Packer) Access

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