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    The MacDrill motor is a hydraulic drilling motor that can operate at higher temperatures than conventional motors. It uses a stainless steel stator instead of elastomers, allowing it to operate up to 500°F. This makes it suitable for high-temperature, corrosive, or geothermal wells where conventional motors would fail. It is also more compact, improving rig-up time. The sealed bearings provide long life even when exposed to various drilling fluids. The motor can handle a range of applications in a single trip downhole.

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    The MacDrill motor is a hydraulic drilling motor that can operate at higher temperatures than conventional motors. It uses a stainless steel stator instead of elastomers, allowing it to operate up to 500°F. This makes it suitable for high-temperature, corrosive, or geothermal wells where conventional motors would fail. It is also more compact, improving rig-up time. The sealed bearings provide long life even when exposed to various drilling fluids. The motor can handle a range of applications in a single trip downhole.

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    The MacDrill motor is a hydraulic drilling motor that can operate at higher temperatures than conventional motors. It uses a stainless steel stator instead of elastomers, allowing it to operate up to 500°F. This makes it suitable for high-temperature, corrosive, or geothermal wells where conventional motors would fail. It is also more compact, improving rig-up time. The sealed bearings provide long life even when exposed to various drilling fluids. The motor can handle a range of applications in a single trip downhole.

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    The MacDrill motor is a hydraulic drilling motor that can operate at higher temperatures than conventional motors. It uses a stainless steel stator instead of elastomers, allowing it to operate up to 500°F. This makes it suitable for high-temperature, corrosive, or geothermal wells where conventional motors would fail. It is also more compact, improving rig-up time. The sealed bearings provide long life even when exposed to various drilling fluids. The motor can handle a range of applications in a single trip downhole.

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    Thru-Tubing Intervention

    TM
    MacDrill Motor
    Weatherford’s MacDrill motor is a revolutionary high-temperature hydraulic motor
    for milling and well-cleaning operations. The motor is up to 50 percent shorter than
    conventional motors, resulting in faster rig-up time and easier transportation. A fully
    sealed, pressure-balanced bearing pack greatly enhances motor performance and
    longevity.
    The MacDrill motor works on the positive displacement principle but features a stainless
    steel stator rather than the elastomers found in conventional motors. With no elastomer
    in the stator, the motor can operate at temperatures up to 500°F (260°C) and can be
    powered by hydrocarbon-based solvents, acids, and gases. In applications where
    conventional motor life is shortened or elastomeric stators are unusable, such as in high-
    temperature, pressure-sensitive, or geothermal wells, the MacDrill motor has proved to be
    a solid solution to the inconsistent performance of motors that rely on elastomeric stators.

    Applications
    • Running on dry nitrogen gas, natural gas with high distillate content, gas oil (a rubber-
    attacking cutting solvent), inhibited acidizing solutions (plus rubber-degrading pacifiers),
    naphtha, brine, and freshwater
    • Operation in high-temperature wells for extended periods

    Features, Advantages and Benefits


    • The compact length (50 percent shorter than conventional motors) enables faster
    rig-up and often saves money by eliminating the need for a lubricator. In addition, the
    short length allows the motor to negotiate short radius curves and severe doglegs that
    conventional motors cannot manage.
    • The motor will not overspeed or suffer decompression problems during gas-driven
    applications, saving time over the course of operations.
    • Concentric power section rotation eliminates eccentric motion, obviating the need for
    a universal joint and increasing efficiency by reducing vibration and wear on downhole
    tools.
    • Elevated weight on bit (WOB) rating enables the motor to safely carry the higher loads
    experienced in heavy-duty milling and drilling operations.
    • Sealed bearings provide unparalleled longevity.
    • Ability to operate in high-temperature wells for extended time periods, changing from
    liquid to gas or spot acid drive fluid, all in a single drill motor in a single trip, offers great
    operational flexibility and leads to significant time and cost savings.

    Weatherford International Ltd.


    515 Post Oak Blvd., Suite 600
    Houston, Texas 77027 USA
    Tel: 713-693-4000
    weatherford.com © 2006–2008 Weatherford. All rights reserved. 3813.01
    Thru-Tubing Intervention

    TM
    MacDrill Motor

    Specifications
    Performance
    Maximum Maximum Bit Maximum
    Torque Pressure Minimum Maximum Speed Weight Maximum Maximum
    OD Output Drop Flow Rate Flow Rate Range on Bit Temperature Overpull
    (in./mm) (ft-lb/N•m) (psi/MPa) (GPM/LPM) (GPM/LPM) (RPM) (lb/kg) (°F/°C) (lb/kg)
    1-11/16 86 15 40 1,500 to 7,920 12,000
    42.900 116 56.78 151.42 2,200 3,592 5,443
    2-1/8 121 2,000 20 60 1,000 to 9,240 500 18,250
    53.975 244 13.79 75.70 227.12 1,750 4,191 260 8,278
    2-7/8 480 40 100 18,240 34,000
    250 to 480
    73.025 650 151.42 378.54 8,274 15,422

    Equipment
    Overall Standard Makeup Bit Size
    OD Length Weight Thread Torque Range
    (in./mm) (ft/m) (lb/kg) Connections (ft-lb/N•m) (in./mm)
    1-11/16 4.84 44 1-in. 399 1-13/16 to 2-3/8
    42.900 1.47 19.96 AMMT 541 46.04 to 60.33
    2-1/8 5.50 52 1 1/2-in. 672 2-1/4 to 3-1/2
    53.975 1.68 23.59 AMMT 911 57.15 to 88.90
    2-7/8 9.06 110 2 3/8-in. 2,693 3-1/4 to 4-3/4
    73.025 2.76 49.90 PAC 3,651 82.55 to 120.65

    Weatherford International Ltd. Weatherford products and services are subject to the Company’s standard terms and conditions, available
    515 Post Oak Blvd., Suite 600 on request or at weatherford.com. For more information contact an authorized Weatherford representative.
    Houston, Texas 77027 USA Unless noted otherwise, trademarks and service marks herein are the property of Weatherford. Specifications
    are subject to change without notice. Weatherford sells its products and services in accordance with the
    Tel: 713-693-4000 terms and conditions set forth in the applicable contract between Weatherford and the client.
    weatherford.com © 2006–2008 Weatherford. All rights reserved. 3813.01

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