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Performance Sheet Drill Collar

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Size: 3.125'' x 1.

250''
Type: Slick
Drill Collar Performance Sheet MYS (ksi): 120
Tool Joint: 3.125'' x 1.250'' 2 7/8" PAC (Drill Collar)

Drill Collar Body: Drill Collar Assembly:


Nominal
100% RBW
Approximate Length (ft): 31.5
OD (in): 3.125 Adjusted Weight (lbs/ft): 21.65
Wall Thickness (in): 0.938 Type of Drill Collar: Slick

Nominal ID (in): 1.250 Fluid Displacement (gal/ft): 0.336


Cross Sectional Area of Pipe Body (in^2): 6.443 Fluid Displacement (bbls/ft): 0.0080

Cross Sectional Area of OD (in^2): 7.670 Fluid Capacity (gal/ft): 0.063


Cross Sectional Area of ID (in^2): 1.227 Fluid Capacity (bbls/ft): 0.0015
Section Modulus (in^3): 2.919
Drift Size (in): 1.125
Polar Section Modulus (in^3): 5.839
Moment of inertia drill collar body (in^4): 4.561
Polar moment of inertia drill collar body (in^4): 9.123

Connection: 2 7/8" PAC (Drill Collar)


1.0 FF 1.1 FF 1.15 FF
Maximum MUT is recommended
(unless stated). Lower than Tool Joint OD (in): 3.125 Max MUT (ft-lbs): 5,500 6,050 6,325
maximum MUT should only be
used when MUT is limited by rig Tool Joint ID (in): 1.250 Tension at Shoulder Separation @ Max MUT (lbs): Tensile Limited Tensile Limited Tensile Limited
equipment or connection tensile. Connection MYS (ksi): 120 Tension at Connection Yield @ Max MUT (lbs): 150,758 150,758 150,758
Lower than minimum MUT
should never be used.
Bending Strength Ratio (BSR): 2.16 Min MUT (ft-lbs): 5,000 5,500 5,750
N/A Tension at Shoulder Separation @ Min MUT (lbs): Tensile Limited Tensile Limited Tensile Limited
N/A Tension at Connection Yield @ Min MUT (lbs): 197,117 197,117 197,117

Tool Joint Torsional Strength (ft-lbs): 6,811 7,492 7,833


Tool Joint Tensile Strength (lbs): 337,819 337,819 337,819

Note: There is no published pressure rating for this connection.


*ADJUST makeup torque according to thread compound friction factor (FF) greater than 1.0 up to 1.15 FF. Not to exceed 1.15 regardless of dope FF.* Reference Page 2

The technical information contained herein, including the product performance sheet and other attached documents, has been extracted from information available from the manufacturer and is for reference only and not a recommendation. The user is fully responsible for the accuracy and suitability of use of the technical
information. Workstrings International cannot assume responsibility for the results obtained through the use of this material. No expressed or implied warranty is intended. Drill pipe assembly properties are calculated based on uniform OD and wall thickness. No safety factor is applied. The information provided for various
inspection classes and for various wear conditions (remaining body wall) is for information only and does not represent or imply acceptable operation limits. It is the responsibility of the customer and the 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. For API connections that have different pin and box IDs, tool joint ID refers to the pin ID. Per Chapter B, Section 4 VII of the IADC drilling manual, it is recommended that drilling torque should not exceed 80% of MUT.

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Makeup Torque Guidelines

- Good COPPER-BASED thread compound is recommended for rotary-shouldered drill pipe connections by the OEM.
- Be LIBERAL with the thread compound in the box, the base of the box, and on the pin using a copper-based or a
compatible thread compound.
- Ensure 360 DEGREES of coverage of the threads and torque shoulders.
- Ensure 360 DEGREES of coverage on the seal surfaces on completion pipe.
- Always ENSURE proper pipe alignment.
- ADJUST makeup torque according to thread compound friction factor (FF) greater than 1.0 FF up to 1.15 FF.
Workstrings Engineering is available for more information.
- MINIMIZE clamp pressure with the tongs or iron roughneck.
- MAXIMIZE the distance between the box shoulder and lower jaw die per OEM guidelines (1”-2” minimum for most
tool joints).
- Use a SLOW rotation speed during spin-up and break-out of the first 5-6 threads - especially critical for premium
and completion connections.

NOTE: More detailed running procedures for proprietary rotary-shouldered connections are available from the OEM’s website
(NOV Grant Prideco and Tenaris), Workstrings Engineering or Workstrings’ website.

For all of our current specification sheets, please visit workstringsinternational.com/equipment/spec-sheets/

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