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3.5 Drill Pipe W Nc38 Connections

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DRILL PIPE SPECIFICATION DATA

3-1/2" 13.30# S-135 DRILL PIPE WITH 3-1/2" IF CONNECTIONS


Pipe Body O.D. (in) 3.500
Nominal Pipe I.D. (in) 2.764
Nominal Weight Designation 13.30
Drill Pipe Adjusted Weight (lbs./ft.) 15.53
Pipe Body Grade S-135
Pipe Body Wall Thickness (in) 0.368
API Class - Tube Premium
Pipe Body Tensile (lbs.) 381,900
Pipe Body Torsional (ft./ lbs.) 25,900
Pipe Body Collapse (psi) 21,626
Pipe Body Internal Yield / Burst (psi) 22,711
Pipe Body Displacement (bbls/ft.) 0.0057
Pipe Body Capacity (bbls/ft.) 0.0070
Connection Type NC38 / 3-1/2" IF
Connection O.D. (in) 4.875
Connection I.D. (in) 2.563
Tool Joint Drift (in) 2.438
Recommended Make Up Torque (ft./ lbs.) 12,100
Minimum Make Up Torque (ft./ lbs.) 10,000
Tool Joint Torsional Strength (ft./ lbs.) 20,100
Tool Joint Tensile Strength (At Rec. MUT) (lbs.) 543,000
The technical information contained herein, including the product performance/spec sheets and other attached documents, have been generated from material provided by the
manufacturer. It is for reference only and should not be construed as a recommendation. The user is fully responsible for the accuracy and suitablility of use of all technical
information. Platinum Pipe Rentals, LLC cannot assume responsibility for the results obtained through the use of this material. No expressed or implied warranty is intended.
Assembly properties are based on uniform OD and wall thickness. No safety factor is applied. The information provided for various wear conditions (remaining body wall) is for
information only and does not represent or imply acceptable operating limits. It is the responsibility of the customer and/or end user to determine the appropriate performance
ratings, acceptable use of the product, maintain safe operational practices, and to apply a prudent safety factor suitable for the application. The user should consider all field
conditions along with combined factors which may affect the final string design used in the field, Per the IADC drilling manual, it is recommended that drilling torque should not
exceed 80% of MUT.

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