Location via proxy:   [ UP ]  
[Report a bug]   [Manage cookies]                

Design Overview: Basic Design and Maintenance Instructions

Download as pdf or txt
Download as pdf or txt
You are on page 1of 5

No: 40SSJ3

SAP: 000013565
Basic Design and Maintenance Instructions
Date: 3-1-01
R/N: 010300
Halliburton Otis® SSJ Double Shear-Down Pulling Tool
Page 1 of 5

Design Overview
The Halliburton Otis® SSJ Double Shear-Down Pulling Tool Assembly is
primarily used to install and retrieve the OTIS® X®, S, and N Test Tools
using standard wireline methods. This pulling tool is designed with a long
reach so that the drop valve is permitted to float off-seat during installa-
tion. The double shear-down adapter allows the pulling tool shear pin to
be sheared by jar-down action against either the cylinder or the core.
When used with a test tool, the pulling tool can be sheared off the test tool
by jar-down action without possible damage to the drop valve and seat.
The downward force is transmitted across the pulling tool cylinder and
onto the test tool cage.

Refer to the Engineering Design Specifications for specific design


information.

Design Principle
The pulling tool consists of a Otis® SO Double Shear-down Adapter and a
Otis® SJ Pulling Tool, less the fish neck. When properly assembled and
shear pinned, the lock segments and lock sleeve hold the core spring
compressed and serve the same purpose as the regular pulling-tool shear
pin. When the core extension and fish neck are in the "up" position, the
lock segments are held in the recess in the housing.

When the shear pin is sheared in the adapter, the core extension and the
fish neck move down releasing the lock segments from the housing. This
permits the main core spring in the pulling tool to move the core up,
forcing the dogs to move out and release the pulling tool.

These instructions describe results from the use of Halliburton equipment, but such results are not guaranteed. Operation of equipment is subject to mechanical limitations and
Halliburton shall only be liable for merchandise and service as set forth in its general terms and contract.
© 2001 Halliburton Company Dallas, Texas, USA
No: 40SSJ3
SAP: 000013565
Basic Design and Maintenance Instructions
Date: 3-1-01
R/N: 010300
Halliburton Otis® SSJ Double Shear-Down Pulling Tool
Page 2 of 5

Attaching the Double Shear-Down Adapter to the Pulling


Tool
1. Place the pulling tool in a vise, grip on the pulling tool cylinder.
2. Remove the fish neck and the shear pin from the pulling tool.
3. Make up the double shear-down adapter into the pulling tool fish-neck thread.

Repinning the Double Shear-Down Adapter


1. The assembly and/or repinning tool that is presently used can be used to pull the pulling
tool core down, or the double shear-down adapter can be backed off approximately .50
in. (12.70 mm). In either case the adapter locking sleeve must be allowed to move down
a sufficient amount to allow the locking segments to reset in the recess of the housing.
2. Rotate the retainer ring until the shear pin is visible, and remove the sheared portions of
the shear pin.
3. Resetting is accomplished by moving the core extension and fish neck down against the
housing and back to the "extended" position.
4. Install the shear pin, remove the assembly and/or repinning tool, and make up the
adapter.

Disassembly Instructions
Refer to the Engineering Design Specifications and Drawing.

1. Place the tool in a vise, gripping on the upper end of the cylinder (10).
2. Remove the shear-down adapter (1) from the cylinder (10).
3. Remove the shear pin retainer (2).
4. Align the lower shear pin hole in the core (9) with the cylinder (10), and install a punch
in the hole to serve as a backup.
5. Using a core nut wrench, remove the nut (3) from the core (9), and remove the punch.
6. Remove the spring (4), and push the core (9) out through the lower end of the cylinder
(10).

These instructions describe results from the use of Halliburton equipment, but such results are not guaranteed. Operation of equipment is subject to mechanical limitations and
Halliburton shall only be liable for merchandise and service as set forth in its general terms and contract.
© 2001 Halliburton Company Dallas, Texas, USA
No: 40SSJ3
SAP: 000013565
Basic Design and Maintenance Instructions
Date: 3-1-01
R/N: 010300
Halliburton Otis® SSJ Double Shear-Down Pulling Tool
Page 3 of 5

7. Remove the dogs (8), washer (7), and spring (6) from the cylinder (10).

Note The following numbers refer to the double shear-down adapter (1). Refer to the
appropriate Engineering Design Specifications and Drawing.

8. Place the housing (4) in the vise.


9. Rotate the shear pin retainer ring (5) to align the shear pin holes.
10. Remove the sheared portions of the shear pin (6).
11. Place a punch through the shear pin holes in the housing (4) and the core extension (3).
12. Remove the set screw (2) from the fish neck (1).
13. Remove the fish neck (1) from the core extension (3).
14. Remove the punch and push the core extension (3), spring (8), lock segments (7), and
the lock sleeve (9) out through the threaded end of the housing (4).
15. The lock segments (7) should fall free when the lock sleeve (9) is removed.
16. Clean and inspect all the parts for wear and damage.

Reassembly Instructions
Note The detail numbers in Steps 1 through 11 refer to the double shear-down adapter (1).
Refer to the appropriate Engineering Design Specifications and Drawing.

1. Place the housing (4) horizontally in the vise with the shear pin hole facing up.
2. Install the spring (8) in the lock sleeve (9).
3. Install the core extension (3) into the lock sleeve (9), compressing the spring (8).
4. Maintain compression on the spring (8), and install the lock segments (7) into the
windows of the lock sleeve (9).
5. Grasp the outside surface of the lock segments (7) to inhibit the spring (8) from pushing
the core extension (3) out of the lock sleeve (9).
6. Install the threaded end of the core extension (3) and its associated parts into the
housing (4).
7. Rotate the core extension (3) to align the shear pin holes with the housing (4).
8. Install a punch in the holes to serve as a backup.
9. Make up the fish neck (1) onto the core extension (3), and install the set screw (2).

These instructions describe results from the use of Halliburton equipment, but such results are not guaranteed. Operation of equipment is subject to mechanical limitations and
Halliburton shall only be liable for merchandise and service as set forth in its general terms and contract.
© 2001 Halliburton Company Dallas, Texas, USA
No: 40SSJ3
SAP: 000013565
Basic Design and Maintenance Instructions
Date: 3-1-01
R/N: 010300
Halliburton Otis® SSJ Double Shear-Down Pulling Tool
Page 4 of 5

10. Remove the punch, and install the shear pin (6).
11. Rotate the retainer ring (5) until the detent is over the shear pin (6).

Note The following detail numbers refer to the double shear-down pulling tool. Refer to
the appropriate Engineering Design Specifications and Drawing.

12. Place the cylinder (10) in a vise.


13. Install the spring (6) and the washer (7) in the cylinder (10).
14. Install the dogs (8) into the windows of the cylinder (10).

Note The dogs (8) are installed by placing the upper end of the dog against the washer (7),
compressing the spring (6) and pushing the dog out into the window.

15. After all the dogs (8) are in place, install the core (9) into the cylinder (10). Push the core
by the dogs gently so that they do not jump out of the windows.
16. Align the lower hole in the core (9) with the hole in the cylinder (10).
17. Install a punch in the hole to serve as a backup.
18. Install the spring (4), and make up the nut (3) with the core nut wrench.
19. Remove the punch and place the shear pin retainer (2) over the cylinder (10) with the
holes up.
20. Make up the double shear-down adapter (1) into the cylinder (10).

CAUTION Do not install a shear pin in the lower part of the pulling tool. The shear pin should be
installed in the double shear-down adapter (1) only.

These instructions describe results from the use of Halliburton equipment, but such results are not guaranteed. Operation of equipment is subject to mechanical limitations and
Halliburton shall only be liable for merchandise and service as set forth in its general terms and contract.
© 2001 Halliburton Company Dallas, Texas, USA
No: 40SSJ3
SAP: 000013565
Basic Design and Maintenance Instructions
Date: 3-1-01
R/N: 010300
Halliburton Otis® SSJ Double Shear-Down Pulling Tool
Page 5 of 5

Double Shear-Down Adapter Double Shear-Down Pulling Tool

2
3
Tack - Weld Sawcut And
4
Grind Flush W/O.D. (Note: Ring
Must Rotate Freely Relative To 6
Detail #4) Dimple @ Assembly 1
5

2
7

8
3

9
4

8
9

10

These instructions describe results from the use of Halliburton equipment, but such results are not guaranteed. Operation of equipment is subject to mechanical limitations and
Halliburton shall only be liable for merchandise and service as set forth in its general terms and contract.
© 2001 Halliburton Company Dallas, Texas, USA

You might also like