2013 Thermal Competion Products

Table of Contents
Thermal Liner Hangers
Running Tools
Remedial Tools
Reservoir Monitoring
Thermal Liner Hangers
Pressure Tight System
- TBL Thermal Liner Packer
Debris Seal System
- CE Liner Top Packer
- LRP Long Reach Liner Packer
Tailpipe Hanger
- MH Thermal Liner Hanger Packer
- LRP Long Reach Liner Packer
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Size Weight Range Packer O.D.
in (mm) lb/ft (kg/m) in (mm)
4.500 x 7.000 (114.3 x 177.8) 23.0 (34.2) 6.200 (157.5)
5.500 x 8.625 (139.7 x 219.1) 36.0 (53.6) 7.635 (193.9)
7.000 x 9.625 (177.8 x 244.5) 40.0 - 43.5 (59.5 - 64.7) 8.535 (216.8)
TBL Thermal Liner Packer Specifications
Description
The TBL Thermal Liner Packer is a
hydraulically set liner hanger packer for
use in thermal applications (injection or
production). It is an engineered and
tested product with a temperature rating
of 343 C and pressure rating of 21 MPa.
The TBL is designed with matching liner
strength specifications, and is able to be
rotated and circulated into position.
The design for this product includes no
elastomers. It is engineered for harsh
environments that exceed the
temperature and pressure limits for
elastomers, such as o-rings, packing and
rubber compounds.
Operation
The TBL Thermal Liner Packer is
designed to be run and set utilizing a
hydraulic setting tool which is
engineered for producing high setting
forces, torque rates and axial loads.
Surface setting pressures are adjustable
by manipulating the initial setup for the
setting tool.
The TBL Thermal Liner Packer is
conveyed with a hydraulic setting tool
and set by dropping a ball, or utilizing a
plugging system, and pressuring up on
the work string. Once the thermal
element is packed off, the setting tool
hydraulically disconnects from the liner
without work string manipulation, and is
retrieved to surface.
Applications
The TBL Thermal Liner Packer is designed
for thermal applications when liner top
pressure integrity is required throughout
the life of the well, and the liner installation
may require high torque and axial loads to
position the liner into the wellbore. This
packer is suitable for in-situ thermal
environments such as SAGD, CSS and many
other extreme temperature applications.
Features
Large beveled upper seal bore
One piece integral mandrel
Integral clutch system
Opposing 360 full circle slips
Metal to metal seal with static element
Matched liner strength
NACE MR0175 compliant for
environments containing H
2
S
Benefits
Qualified to 343 C and 21 MPa
Ability to rotate and circulate during
deployment
Beveled tieback sleeve with latching
profile allows for:
- Installation of a tieback packer with full
bore access to the liner
- Latching and anchoring of inner strings
with pressure isolation
- Attachment and retrieval of flow control
at the liner top
- Installation of warm up phase
technology with open/closed positions
and integral thermal expansion joint
Fullbore access to liner
Liner placement control (anchored liner
top during thermal cycle loading)
Adjustable surface setting pressures
Tested and verified for well tractor
transition from intermediate casing,
through packer, and into liner without a
slave string
TBL Thermal Liner Packer
TBL Thermal Liner Packer
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Size Weight Range Packer O.D.
in (mm) lb/ft (kg/m) in (mm)
7.000 x 9.625 (177.8 x 244.5) 36.0 - 47.0 (53.6 - 69.9) 8.375 (212.7)
8.625 x 11.750 (219.1 x 298.5) 54.0 - 60.0 (80.3 - 89.2) 10.500 (266.7)
CE Liner Top Packer Specifications
Description
The CE Liner Top Packer is a unique
hydraulically set packer, for use
in thermal injection or production
applications. The CE Liner Top Packer
utilizes the unique conditions of the
SAGD environment to continuously
supply energy to the dynamic sealing
element system throughout the lifecycle
of the well.
It is an engineered and tested product
with temperature and pressure ratings
in line with thermal in-situ environments.
The CE Liner Top Packer is designed with
matching liner strength specifications,
and is able to be rotated and circulated
into position.
Operation
The CE Liner Top Packer is designed to
be run and set utilizing a hydraulic
running tool which is engineered for high
torque rates and axial loads. Surface
setting pressures are adjustable by
manipulating the initial setup for the
running tool.
The CE Liner Top Packer is set by
dropping a DPWP, and pressuring up on
the work string. Once the element is
packed off, the running tool hydraulically
disconnects from the liner without work
string manipulation. The running tool is
retrieved by straight pick up.
Applications
The CE Liner Top Packer is designed for
thermal applications when liner top debris
management is required throughout the life
of the well.
This packer is suitable for in-situ thermal
environments such as SAGD, and many
others extreme temperature applications.
Features
One piece integral mandrel
Large bevelled upper seal bore
Full tieback isolation capabilities
External deployment clutch system
Full bore access to liner
Dynamically qualified sealing element
Thermally activated port isolation
technology (TAPIT)
Manufactured from materials in
compliance with NACE MR0175 for
environments containing H
2
S
Benefits
Full bore access to liner
Able to rotate and circulate during
deployment into the wellbore
Low initial setting pressures, allows for
rig pump setting
TAPIT, isolates the pressure
communication ports, eliminating the leak
path from the tubing to annulus
Fully contained deployment system,
mitigates any interference with the
setting sequence, due to circulating
pressure
CE Liner Top Packer
CE Liner Top Packer
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Size Weight Range Packer O.D.
in (mm) lb/ft (kg/m) in (mm)
2.875 x 4.500 (73.0 x 114.3) 9.5 - 12.6 (14.1 - 18.7) 3.771 (95.8)
3.500 x 5.500 (88.9 x 139.7) 15.5 - 17.0 (23.1 - 25.1) 4.625 (117.5)
5.000 x 7.000 (127.0 x 177.8) 23.0 - 29.0 (34.2 - 43.2) 5.900 (149.9)
6.625 x 8.625 (168.3 x 219.1) 28.0 - 40.0 (41.7 - 59.5) 7.500 (190.5)
7.000 x 9.625 (177.8 x 244.5) 36.0 - 47.0 (53.6 - 69.9) 8.375 (212.7)
8.625 x 11.750 (219.1 x 298.5) 38.0 - 60.0 (56.6 - 89.3) 10.375 (263.5)
MH Thermal Liner Hanger Packer Specifications
Description
The MH Thermal Liner Hanger Packer is
a hydraulically set liner hanger packer
for use in thermal applications.
With a temperature rating of 343 C,
Schlumbergers metal to metal system in
conjunction with the thermal element is
capable of an initial pressure test to 21
MPa. This packer has both hanger slips
as well as top hold down slips.
The design for this product includes
no elastomers. It is engineered for
harsh environments which exceed the
temperature and pressure limits for
elastomers, such as o-rings, packing
and rubber compounds.
Operation
The MH Thermal Liner Hanger Packer is
designed to be run and set utilizing a
hydraulic setting tool which is
engineered for producing high setting
forces and handling high axial loads.
Surface setting pressures are adjustable
by manipulating the initial setup for the
setting tool.
The MH Thermal Liner Hanger Packer
is conveyed with a hydraulic setting tool
and set by dropping a ball, or utilizing a
plugging system, and pressuring up on
the work string. Once the thermal
element is packed off, the setting tool
hydraulically disconnects from the liner
packer without string manipulation, and
is retrieved to surface.
The MH Thermal Liner Hanger Packer
can be retrieved if required, by utilizing
standard retrieval equipment.
Applications
The MH Thermal Liner Hanger Packer is
designed for thermal applications. It is
primarily used when it is necessary to have
top and bottom anchoring slips, yet still be
fully retrievable. This packer is utilized as a
liner hanger, tailpipe hanger, bridge plug
(with bullnose), and can be combined with
the MH Patch Bottom to form a casing patch
for remedial well bore repair.
Features
Large beveled re-entry sleeve
Large through bore
Top and bottom anchoring slips
Metal to metal seal with static element
NACE MR0175 compliant for
environments containing H2S
Benefits
Thermal element rated to 343 C
No work string manipulation required to
set packer
Standard tools/spears used for retrieval
Liner or tailpipe placement control
(anchored during thermal cycling)
Adjustable surface setting pressures
Tested and verified for well tractor
transition from intermediate casing,
through packer, and into liner without a
slave string
MH Thermal Liner Hanger Packer
MH Thermal Liner Hanger Packer
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Size Weight Range Packer O.D.
in (mm) lb/ft (kg/m) in (mm)
4.500 x 7.000 (114.3 x 177.8 ) 20.0 - 26.0 (29.7 - 38.7) 5.930 (150.6)
5.000 x 7.000 (127.0 x 177.8 ) 20.0 - 26.0 (29.7 - 38.7) 5.930 (150.6)
5.500 x 8.625 (139.7 x 219.1 ) 24.0 - 32.0 (35.7 - 47.6) 7.440 (189.0)
7.000 x 9.625 (177.8 x 244.5) 40.0 - 47.0 (53.6 - 69.9) 8.375 (212.7)
7.000 x 9.625 (177.8 x 244.5) 43.5 - 53.5 (64.7 - 79.5) 8.250 (209.6)
9.625 x 11.750 (244.5 x 298.5) 42.0 - 54.0 (62.5 - 80.3) 10.560 (268.2)
9.625 x 13.375 (244.5 x 339.7) 48.0 - 61.0 (71.4 - 90.7) 12.130 (308.1)
LRP - Long Reach Liner Packer Specifications
Description
The Long Reach Liner Packer (LRP) is
an integral liner hanger packer that
facilitates successful liner deployment
in vertical and long-reach horizontal
wellbores in thermal environments.
Hydraulic-setting capability, combined
with push, pull, and rotation capabilities,
allows controlled deployment of the
liner without excessive work string
manipulation. The LRP features an
optional internal circulating string for
wellbore fluid displacement.
Long Reach Packer elements are
available with standard or thermal
elastomers for use in steam-injection
applications. The LRP is available in
standard 80,000 psi (552 MPa) through
125,000 psi (862 MPa) yield materials.
Other yield strengths and materials are
available on request.
Operation
The LRP is deployed using the Long
Reach Setting Tool (LRST). Surface
setting pressures are adjustable by
manipulating the initial setup for the
setting tool.
The LRP is conveyed with LRST and
set by dropping a ball, dart, or utilizing
another plugging system, and pressuring
up on the work string. Once the element
is packed off, the setting tool
hydraulically disconnects from the liner
packer without string manipulation, and
is retrieved to surface.
The LRP can be retrieved if required,
by utilizing standard retrieval equipment.
Applications
Un-cemented, horizontal wells
Well applications requiring rotation when
running in hole
Operations requiring pushing and pulling
the liner to reach target depth
High-temperature environments
Hanging of light liners
Well applications requiring the liner to be
held down
Well applications requiring a hydraulic
liner top packer
Features
Integral liner hanger packer on single
mandrel
Hydraulic pusher mechanism to hang and
packoff tool
Secondary mechanical-release option
Setting tool that accepts inner-string
circulation string
Optional hold-down slips
Optional thermal elastomers
Benefits
Minimizes completion time by rotating the
liner when running in hole
Prevents upward movement of the liner
with hold-down slips for safe and secure
liner installation
Reduces trip time with large fluid bypass
LRP - Long Reach Liner Packer
LRP - Long Reach Liner Packer
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Running Tools
MH MOST Setting Tool
CE Liner Running Tool
TBL HSPR Setting Tool
- HR Splined Retrievable Bushing
MH Setting Tool
- MH Setting Tool - running nut
- MH Setting Tool - collet
LRST Long Reach Setting Tool
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Size O.D.
in (mm) in (mm)
9.625 (244.5) 8.375 (212.7)
11.750 (298.5) 10.375 (263.5)
MH MOST Setting Tool Specifications
Description
The MH MOST Setting Tool is engineered
to generate high setting forces with low
surface setting pressures, ideal for
thermal liner packers. The rugged design
allows for extreme axial loads to be
transmitted from the work string through
to the liner string.
The robust modular design allows for a
wide range of configurations. The setting
tool disengages from the liner string
hydraulically, making this setting tool
ideal for highly deviated well
applications.
Operation
The liner packer is conveyed with the
MH MOST Setting Tool. Utilizing a ball
drop or plugging system, pressure is
applied to the work string with the rig
pump, the liner packer is hydraulically
set, and hydraulically disconnected from
the MH MOST Setting Tool.
A positive primary pressure indication is
relayed on surface, and the setting tool is
straight pulled from the liner packer,
back to surface. No work string
manipulation is required.
Applications
The MH MOST Setting Tool is designed for
running and setting packers when high
setting force, and extreme torque and axial
loads may be required for placement of
liners in deviated wells.
Features
Modular design
Large internal thru bore
Pressure port sand control
Large setting piston area
Hydraulic release mechanism
Internal fluid by-pass release
Pressure isolation packoff between the
setting tool and the liner packer
Incorporates a reliable secondary
release mechanism
Benefits
Simple run-set-release
Rugged reliable design
No need for pressure truck
Ability to rotate and circulate during
deployment
Packer pressure test can be completed
prior to disconnecting from the liner
Adjustable surface setting pressures
Positive primary pressure indication for
downhole packer system release
No work string manipulation required to
disconnect from liner
Generates high setting force at low
surface pressures
Able to transmit extreme axial loads
Can be run in conjunction with a
redundant hydraulic circulation string
Incorporates a reliable secondary
release mechanism
MH MOST Setting Tool
MH MOST Setting Tool
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Size Max. O.D.
in (mm) in (mm)
7.000 x 9.625 (177.8 x 244.5) 8.375 (212.7)
8.625 x 11.750 (219.1 x 298.5) 10.375 (263.5)
CE Liner Running Tool Specifications
Description
The CE Running Tool is a very compact
tool, engineered to accept high torque
and applied axial loads when required, in
order to convey the CE Liner Top Packer
and liner to the desired depth.
Circulation rates and differential
pressure do not affect the CE Running
Tool or CE Liner Top Packer. On the rig,
the system can be circulated through at
high rates and differential pressures
without fear of pre-setting the liner top
packer. Once on depth, a positive
displacement dart is launched from
surface. This dart shifts a sleeve that
introduces setting pressures to the
system.
The CE Liner Top Packer is set with very
low pressures compared to other liner
top packers. The robust design
disconnects from the liner string
hydraulically, making this setting tool
ideal for highly deviated well
applications.
Operation
The CE Packer is conveyed with the CE
Running Tool. Utilizing a dart, a
calculated volume is circulated to seat
the dart at the running tool. Pressure is
applied to the work string with the rig
pump. The CE Packer is hydraulically set,
and the CE Running Tool is hydraulically
disconnected from CE Packer.
A positive primary pressure indication is
relayed on surface. The CE Running Tool
can be straight pulled from the CE
Packer, or with the work string in
compression, a pressure test of the CE
Packer can be completed down the
annulus. After which, the running tool
can be retrieved to surface, as no work
string manipulation is required to
disconnect.
Applications
The CE Liner Running Tool is designed for
running and hydraulically setting liner
packers where high torque and axial loads
may be required. The compact length of this
tool makes it ideal for placement of liners in
highly deviated wells.
Benefits
Compact length
Pressure balanced dart activated primary
release
Integral secondary release
Capable of handling high circulating rates
and differential pressures
Features
Simple run-set-release
Rugged reliable design
No need for pressure truck
Ability to rotate and circulate during
deployment
Packer pressure test can be completed
prior to disconnecting from the liner
Adjustable surface setting pressures
Positive primary pressure indication for
downhole packer system release
No work string manipulation required to
disconnect from liner
Incorporates a reliable secondary
release mechanism
CE Liner Running Tool
CE Liner Running Tool
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Size Max. O.D.
in (mm) in (mm)
7.000 (177.8) 5.875 (149.2)
8.625 (219.1) 7.500 (190.5)
9.625 (244.5) 8.438 (214.3)
HSPR Setting Tool Specifications
Description
The HSPR Setting Tool is engineered to
generate high setting forces with low
surface setting pressures, ideal for
thermal packers. The rugged design
allows for torque and axial loads to be
transmitted from the work string through
to the liner packer, with the ability to
circulate large volumes and rates.
The robust modular design allows for a
wide range of configurations. The setting
tool disengages from the liner string
hydraulically, making this setting tool
ideal for highly deviated well
applications, with a reliable secondary
mechanical release incorporated into
the design of the setting tool.
Operation
The packer is conveyed with the HSPR
Setting Tool. Utilizing a ball drop or
plugging system, pressure is applied to
the work; the liner packer is hydraulically
set, and hydraulically disconnected from
the HSPR Setting Tool.
A positive primary pressure indication is
relayed on surface, and the setting tool is
straight pulled from the liner packer,
back to surface. No work string
manipulation is required.
Applications
The HSPR Setting Tool is designed for
running and setting the TBL and LBL liner
packers hydraulically on tubing and is
capable of transmitting high torque and
axial loads through to the packer. This tool is
ideal for placement of liners in deviated
wells.
Benefits
Modular design
Large internal thru bore
Large setting piston area
Primary hydraulic release
mechanism
Mechanical secondary release
Integral clutch system
Pressure isolation packoff
between the setting tool and the
liner packer
Features
Simple run-set-release
Rugged reliable design
Ability to rotate and circulate
during deployment
Adjustable surface setting
pressures
Positive indication of primary
pressure for liner release
No work string manipulation
required to disconnect from liner
Generates high setting force
Capable of large circulating
volumes
Able to transmit torque and axial loads
Can run in conjunction with a redundant
hydraulic circulation string
HSPR Setting Tool
HSPR Setting Tool
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Size Seal O.D.
in (mm) in (mm)
7.000 (177.8) 5.900 (149.9)
8.625 (219.1) 8.375 (212.7)
9.625 (244.5) 10.375 (263.5)
HR Splined Retrievable Bushing Specifications
Description
The HR Splined Retrievable Bushing is a
reliable and versatile external seal
system suitable for high pressure and
high temperature applications.
This bushing is designed to be run in
conjunction with the HSPR Setting Tool
enabling the transmission of torque
through the HSPR Setting Tool to the
Liner Hanger Packer.
Operation
The HR Splined Retrievable Bushing is
connected to the bottom of the HSPR
Setting Tool and the assembly is made up
onto the liner packer.
The torque transmitting mechanism of
the bushing can be hydraulically
disengaged. Once the torque
mechanism has been disengaged, the
HSPR Setting Tool can rotate
independent of the liner hanger packer,
allowing the setting tool to detach
(back-off) from the liner hanger packer
(liner string) through right hand rotation.
Applications
The HR Splined Retrievable Bushing is
designed for running and setting the TBL
and LBL thermal liner hanger packers
hydraulically on tubing where torque or
circulation may be required.
Features
Seals in the tieback receptacle of the
liner hanger packer using self lubricating
seals
Transmits torque from the drill string to
the liner through the HSPR setting tool
and liner packer
Adjustable torque mechanism release
pressure
Torque transmission mechanism locks in
released position to prevent re-engaging
Robust design
Benefits
Torque transmitting mechanism of
bushing is released hydraulically
External seal enables a circulation string
to be run through the liner
No tubing manipulation required to set
Retrieval with standard fishing tools
HR Splined Retrievable Bushing
HR Splined Retrievable Bushing
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Size O.D.
in (mm) in (mm)
7.000 (177.8) 5.875 (149.2)
8.625 (219.1) 7.500 (190.5)
MH Setting Tool Specifications
Description
The MH Setting Tool is hydraulic setting
tool capable of generating high setting
forces that are required for thermal
element systems.
Operation
The MH Setting Tool is made up to the
top of an MH thermal product and run
into the well. Once on depth, the MH
Setting Tool is pressured up in stages to
engage the slips and thermal element of
the MH Packer. Once the required final
setting pressure has been achieved, the
pressure is bled off and the running
string weight is adjusted to neutral. Right
hand rotation is applied through the
running string to release the running nut
on the MH Setting Tool from the MH Liner
Packer allowing for the retrieval of the
setting tool.
Applications
The MH Setting Tool is utilized for the
deployment and setting of the MH Thermal
down hole products which include the MH
Liner Hanger Packer, MH Bridge Plug and
MH Casing Patch.
Features
Hydraulic set
No pipe manipulation required during
setting
Large setting piston area
Modular
Robust design
Benefits
Simple to run and set
Low surface setting pressure
Ability to be set in highly deviated wells
Cost effective
Field proven
Reliable
MH Setting Tool - with running nut
MH Setting Tool - with running nut
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Size O.D.
in (mm) in (mm)
7.000 x 5.000 (177.8 x 127.0) 5.875 (149.2)
9.625 x 7.000 (244.5x 177.8) 8.250 (209.6)
MH Setting Tool Specifications
Description
The MH Hydraulic Setting Tool is
designed for generating high pack off
forces required for setting the Dynaseal
thermal element used on MH thermal
products. These products include the
MH Thermal Liner Hanger Packer, MH
Thermal Casing Patch and the MH
Thermal Step Casing Patch.
Operation
The MH Setting Tool is made up to the
top of an MH thermal product and run
into the well dry. For casing patches, the
addition of the bottom collet assembly
and spacer pipe is also required. Once
on depth, the MH Setting Tool is
pressured up hydraulically in stages to
engage the slips and elements of the MH
down hole tool. Once the final setting
pressure has been achieved, straight
pull at the running tool will release the
MH Setting Tool from the down hole
products. For deployment of long liners
or a long patch section, the MH Setting
Tool is made up to a running nut which
requires right hand rotation for release.
Applications
The MH Setting Tool is utilized for the
deployment and setting of the MH family of
thermal down hole products.
Benefits
Ability to be set in highly deviated wells
Cost effective
Field proven
Features
No rotation required for setting
Hydraulic set
Robust design
MH Setting Tool - with collet
MH Setting Tool - with collet
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Size
in (mm)
4.500 x 7.000 (114.3 x 177.8 )
5.000 x 7.000 (127.0 x 177.8 )
5.500 x 8.625 (139.7 x 219.1 )
7.000 x 9.625 (177.8 x 244.5)
9.625 x 11.750 (244.5 x 298.5)
LRST - Long Reach Setting Tool Specifications
Description
The Long Reach Setting Tool (LRST) is
used exclusively to run liner systems that
use the Long Reach Liner Packer (LRP).
The setting tool includes a collet-type
hydraulic-release liner deployment and
release mechanism, as well as a pusher
sleeve to pack off the LRP. No rotation
is required to release the LRST from the
liner, making it suitable for horizontal and
high-inclination wells.
The LRST allows the Long Reach Liner
system to be pushed, pulled, and rotated
to achieve target depth. An internal
bypass feature reduces formation surge
pressures and allows faster running
speeds. The LRST also features a backup
mechanical-release mechanism (option)
that reduces the risk of not being able
to release the LRST from the liner. The
mechanical release is achieved by a
one-quarter turn to the left.
Operation
The packer is conveyed with the
LRST. Utilizing a ball drop, dart, or
another plugging system, pressure is
applied to the work string; the packer
is hydraulically set, and hydraulically
disconnects from the LRST.
A positive pressure indication is
relayed on surface, and the setting tool is
straight pulled from the liner packer, back
to surface. No work string manipulation
is required.

Applications
Horizontal wells
Well applications requiring rotation when
running in hole
Operations requiring pushing and pulling
the liner to reach target depth
Well applications requiring a hydraulic
setting and release mechanism
Features
Clutch design to transmit torque to the
liner
Hydraulic pusher sleeve to hang and pack
off tool
Setting tool that accepts inner circulation
string
Backup mechanical release to ensure
liner release (1/4 left-hand turn)
Benefits
Minimize completion time by rotating the
liner when running in hole
Reduces risk of pulling liner out of well
and saves associated time and costs with
secondary-release option
LRST - Long Reach Setting Tool
LRST - Long Reach Setting Tool
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Remedial Tools
Mechanical Packers
- Cup Type Test Tool
Bridge Plugs
- Thermal Permanent Bridge Plug
- MH Thermal Retrievable Bridge Plug
Casing Patches
- MH Thermal Casing Patch
- MH Thermal Patch Bottom
Scrapers & Drift Subs
- Model A Casing Scraper
- Drift Lock Casing Scraper
- FD Drift Sub
Tubing Accessories
- Thermal Sliding Sleeve
- Burst Joint
- Thermal Expansion Joint
- Thermal Pumpout Float Valve
- Thermal Latch Down Plug
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Casing Size Casing Weight Range Gauge O.D.
in (mm) lb/ft (kg/m) in (mm)
8.625 (219.1) 28.0 - 36.0 (41.7 - 53.6) 7.700 (195.6)
9.625 (244.5) 47.0 - 58.4 (59.5 - 69.9) 8.281 (210.3)
Cup Type Test Tool Specifications
Description
The Cup Type Test Tool is designed for
locating casing leaks, with the ability for
downward movement under pressure for
determining exact point of leak off.
Operation
The Cup Type Test Tool is typically made
up with a bypass valve above it, and
lowered into the wellbore. The test tool is
run to depth with the bypass valve
closed. With the pack-off head or the
pipe rams closed at surface, pressure is
applied on the annulus and charted to
determine whether there is a leak off. If a
pack-off head is used, connections may
be made up and the work string lowered
into the well until a bleed off point is
found. Once the leak point has been
determined, the test tool is retrieved by;
bleeding off the annulus pressure,
opening the bypass valve, and pulling the
assembly from the wellbore.
Applications
Pressure testing of BOPs
Pressure tesing for casing leaks
Features
Packer cup type element system
Can be run in conjunction with a Model A
Bypass Valve
Tested via annular pressure
Standard configuration utilizes redundant
cups
Benefits
Setting tool not required
Ability to maintain pressure on tool while
lowering tubing through a pack-off, to
determine the exact point of bleed off
Cup Type Test Tool
Cup Type Test Tool
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Casing Size Casing Weight Range Plug O.D.
in (mm) lb/ft (kg/m) in (mm)
4.500 (114.3) 9.5 - 15.1 (14.1 - 22.5) 3.562 (90.5)
5.000 (127.0) 11.5 - 20.8 (17.1 - 31.0) 3.937 (100.0)
5.500 (139.7) 13.0 - 23.0 (19.4 - 34.3) 4.312 (109.5)
6.625 (168.3) 17.0 - 32.0 (25.3 - 47.6) 5.375 (136.5)
7.000 (177.8) 17.0 - 35.0 (25.3 - 52.1) 5.687 (144.4)
7.625 (193.7) 20.0 - 39.0 (29.8 - 58.0) 6.312 (160.3)
8.625 (219.1) 24.0 - 49.0 (35.7 - 72.9) 7.125 (181.0)
9.625 (244.5) 29.3 - 58.4 (43.6 - 86.9) 8.125 (206.4)
Thermal Permanent Bridge Plug Specifications
Description
The Thermal Permanent Bridge Plug
(TPBP) is the thermal version of the
reliable HM-1B and DB bridge plug. The
thermal permanent bridge plugs are an
economical way to suspend or abandon
a well bore while maintaining the ability
to drill out the bridge plug and re-enter
the hole.
Operation
The TPBP is run and set utilizing the
compact hydraulic setting tool. The
TPBP is run to depth on the hydraulic
setting tool and work string. The work
string is filled and pressured up to initiate
a set. The work string is pulled into
tension aiding in the pack off, and
locking the setting force into the
element. It is a best practice to hold
hydraulic pressure and pull tension into
the bridge plug, and repeat. Once the
element is packed off, right hand rotation
will release the setting tool from the
bridge plug.
Applications
Thermal applications requiring a
permanent bridge plug
Abandonments requiring a thermal
bridge plug
Features
Field proven
Simple design
Compact design allows greater casing
access
No elastomers eliminate leak paths
Benefits
Full circle, one piece slips
Hydraulic set with retrievable setting tool
Compact
Tapered nose
Thermal element rated to 350 C
No elastomers
Thermal Permanent Bridge Plug
Thermal Permanent Bridge Plug
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Size Weight Range Packer O.D.
in (mm) lb/ft (kg/m) in (mm)
7.000 (177.8) 23.0 - 29.0 (34.2 - 43.2) 5.900 (149.9)
9.625 (244.5) 36.0 - 47.0 (53.6 - 69.9) 8.375 (212.7)
11.750 (298.5) 38.0 - 60.0 (56.6 -89.3) 10.375 (263.5)
MH Thermal Bridge Plug Specifications
Description
The MH Thermal Bridge Plug is part of
the MH family of thermal completion
technology. It is a hydraulically set
bridge plug for use in thermal
applications. It has a temperature rating
of 343 C, and utilizes Schlumbergers
metal to metal system in conjunction
with a thermal element.
The design for this product includes no
elastomers. It is engineered for harsh
environments that exceed the
temperature and pressure limits for
elastomers, such as o-rings, packing and
rubber compounds.
Operation
The MH Thermal Bridge Plug is designed
to be run and set utilizing a hydraulic
setting tool which is engineered for
producing high setting forces and
handling high axial loads. Surface
setting pressures are adjustable by
manipulating the initial setup for the
setting tool.
The MH Thermal Bridge Plug is
conveyed with a hydraulic setting tool
and set by dropping a ball, or utilizing a
plugging system, and pressuring up on
the work string. Once the thermal
element is packed off, the setting tool
hydraulically disconnects for the liner
packer without string manipulation, and
is retrieved to surface.
The MH Thermal Bridge Plug can be
retrieved if required, by utilizing standard
fishing equipment.
Applications
The MH Thermal Bridge Plug is designed for
thermal applications. It is designed
specifically for temporary well bore
suspension in thermal applications, or
utilized for zonal isolation.
Features
Large beveled re-entry sleeve
Top and bottom anchoring slips
MH Bridge Plug has top and bottom slips
Metal to metal seal with static element
NACE MR0175 compliant for
environments containing H
2
S
Benefits
Thermal element rated to 343 C
No work string manipulation required to
set
Standard tools/spears used for retrieval
Adjustable surface setting pressures
MH Thermal Bridge Plug
MH Thermal Bridge Plug
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Description
The MH Thermal Casing Patch
incorporates the benefits of both MH
Thermal Liner Hanger packer and the
MH Thermal Patch Bottom. The system
is hydraulically set, mechanically
retrievable, and used for patching casing
integrity issues or utilized as a sand
management system at the liner top.
With a temperature rating of 343 C,
Schlumbergers metal to metal system in
conjunction with the thermal element is
capable of an initial pressure test to 21
MPa.
The casing patch incorporates
anchoring slips at the top of the
assembly, with a high temperature
slip-less system at the bottom end. This
compensates for temperature induced
expansion and contraction of the
tubulars in thermal applications.
The design for this product includes
no elastomers. It is engineered for
harsh environments which exceed the
temperature and pressure limits for
elastomers, such as o-rings, packing
and rubber compounds.
Operation
The MH Thermal Casing Patch is
designed to be run and set utilizing a
hydraulic setting tool which is
engineered for producing high setting
forces and handling high axial loads.
Surface setting pressures are adjustable
by manipulating the initial setup for the
setting tool.
The MH Thermal Casing Patch is
conveyed utilizing a hydraulic setting
tool with the MH Collet Setting assembly
in place. The patch is set by dropping a
ball, or utilizing a plugging system, and
pressuring up on the work string. Once
the thermal elements are packed off, the
setting tool hydraulically disconnects
from the Casing Patch without string
manipulation, and is retrieved to surface.
The MH Thermal Casing Patch can be
retrieved if required, by utilizing standard
retrieval equipment.
Applications
The MH Thermal Casing Patch is designed
for remedial wellbore repair thermal
applications. It is primarily used to isolate
damaged casing, and isolate leaking liner
tops, and yet it is still fully retrievable.
Features
Large beveled upper re-entry sleeve
Large through bore
Upper anchoring slips with a slip-less
bottom end design
Half-muled and beveled lower re-entry
guide
Metal to metal seals with static element
NACE MR0175 compliant for
environments containing H2S
Benefits
Thermal element rated to 343 C
No work string manipulation required to
set
Standard tools/spears used for retrieval
Allows for expansion and contraction
independent of the casing
Spacer pipe lengths from 1.0 meter to
200+ meters
Anchored during thermal cycling
Adjustable surface setting pressures
MH Thermal Casing Patch
MH Thermal Casing Patch
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Size Weight Range
in (mm) lb/ft (kg/m)
3.500 x 4.500 (88.9 x 114.3) 11.6- 12.6 (17.3 - 18.8)
4.000 x 5.500 (101.6 x 139.7) 15.5- 20.0 (23.1 - 29.8)
5.000 x 7.000 (127.0 x 177.8) 23.0 - 29.0 (34.2 - 43.2)
5.500 x 7.000 (139.7 x 177.8) 20.0 - 26.0 (29.8 - 38.7)
7.000 x 9.625 (177.8 x 244.5) 36.0 - 47.0 (53.6 - 69.9)
8.625 x 11.750 (219.1 x 298.5) 38.0 - 60.0 (56.6 - 89.3)
MH Patch Bottom Specifications
Description
The MH Thermal Patch Bottom is a
high temperature packer assembly
which allows for temperature induced
expansion and contraction of tubulars
in thermal applications. It is designed
to be run with the MH Thermal Liner
Hanger Packer, creating a reliable
retrievable casing patch solution for
thermal applications. The MH Thermal
Patch Bottom can also be run with other
thermal upper completion packers,
permanent or retrievable.
With a temperature rating of 343 C,
Schlumbergers metal to metal system in
conjunction with the thermal element is
capable of an initial pressure test to 21
MPa.
The design for this product includes
no elastomers. It is engineered for
harsh environments which exceed the
temperature and pressure limits for
elastomers, such as o-rings, packing
and rubber compounds.
Operation
The MH Thermal Patch Bottom is
typically conveyed with an upper packer,
or on the bottom end of the patch pipe.
It is set utilizing the MH Collet Setting
Assembly, and can be set in conjunction
with the upper packer, or can also be set
independent of the upper packer.
The setting assembly can be
mechanically actuated by straight
pickup of the work string, or it can be
actuated by hydraulically pressuring up
on hydraulic setting tool, which will
induce upwards force into the work
string. The applied upward force in the
work string packs off the thermal
element and releases the setting collet
from the MH Thermal Patch Bottom,
when the required setting force has
been achieved. The setting assembly is
retrieved by simple pick-up of the work
string, and retrieval to surface.
Applications
The MH Thermal Patch Bottom is designed
for thermal applications. It is primarily used
as the lower seal in a retrievable casing
patch type application in conjunction with
an upper packer. When used in tandem with
another packer, the MH Thermal Patch
Bottom can isolate damaged casing, isolate
leaking liner tops, or serve as a tieback seal
assembly.
Features
Large through bore
Slipless design
Muled, beveled re-entry guide
Metal to metal seal with static element
NACE MR0175 compliant for
environments containing H2S
Benefits
Thermal element rated to 343 C
Packoff can be re-energized
Standard tools/spears used for retrieval
Hydraulic setting tool or mechanically set
Allows for expansion and contraction
independent of the casing
MH Thermal Patch Bottom
MH Thermal Patch Bottom
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Model A Casing Scraper Specifications
Casing Size Weight Range Thread Connection
in (mm) ppf (kg/m) in (mm)
4.500 (114.3) 9.5 - 13.5 (14.1 - 20.1) 2.375 (60.3) API Regular
5.000 (127.0) 11.5 - 21.4 (17.1 - 34.8) 2.375 (60.3) API Regular
5.500 (139.7) 13.0 - 26.0 (19.4 - 38.7) 2.875 (73.0) API Regular
6.625 (168.3) 23.2 - 32.0 (34.5 - 47.6) 3.500 (88.9) API Regular
7.000 (177.8) 17.0 - 32.0 (25.3 - 47.6) 3.500 (88.9) API Regular
8.628 (219.1) 28.0 - 49.0 (41.7 - 72.9) 3.500 (88.9) API Regular
9.625 (244.5) 32.3 - 47.0 (48.1 - 69.9) 4.500 (114.3) API Regular
10.750 (273.1) 32.8 - 65.7 (48.7 - 97.8) 4.500 (114.3) API Regular
11.750 (298.5) 38.0 - 71.0 (56.6 - 105.7) 4.500 (114.3) API Regular
13.375 (339.7) 48.0 - 80.7 (71.4 - 120.1) 4.500 (114.3) API Regular
Description
The Model A Casing Scraper is used to
remove cement sheath, perforating
burrs, scale, and other foreign matter
from the inside walls of the casing by
providing full 360 coverage with blade
blocks.
Operation
The Model A Casing Scraper should be
run pin thread up and box thread down.
This scraper operates equally well when
reciprocated vertically or rotated. In
areas of the casing where sheath or
burrs may exist, he casing scraper
should be worked up and down through
the area several times. This is especially
important in areas of perforations or
where a packer is to be set. If desired,
the casing scraper may be rotated
(always clockwise) while reciprocating.
Applications
Designed to utilized prior to running
packers, bridge plugs and other equipment
employing pack-offs, slips, cups, etc. These
packers etc, are manufactured to close
tolerances and require that the casing I.D.
be smooth and free from obstructions. An
obstruction or a sheath of foreign matter in
the casing I.D. may damage or interfere with
the proper setting of slips or seals and may
result in tool failure.
Features
Large bypass area between blades to
allow for circulation
Self-sharpening blades provide full 360
coverage of casing I.D.
All thrust and rotational loads are carried
by the scraper body, not by the retaining
screws
Robust design
Built for use with common pipe
connections
Benefits
Rugged, one-piece alloy steel body
Tough alloy blades are designed for extra
long wear
Blades are individually locked into the
scraper body for ease of repair
Model A Casing Scraper
Model A Casing Scraper
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Drift Lock Casing Scraper Specifications
Casing Size Thread Connection
in (mm) in (mm)
4.500 (114.3) 2.375 (60.3) EUE
5.500 (139.7) 2.875 (73.0) EUE
7.000 (177.8) 3.500 (88.9) EUE
8.625 (219.1) 3.500 (88.9) EUE
9.625 (244.5) 4.500 (114.3) EUE
Description
The Drift Lock Casing Scraper was
designed and built with Heavy Oil
applications in mind. With the high
instance of casing anomalies due to
thermal stresses or strains, the Drift Lock
Casing Scraper combines the features of
both a casing scraper and drift gauge in
one design. Each Drift Lock Casing
Scraper is designed to lock the blades
extended to the drift I.D. of the specific
casing weight of a particular casing size.
Operation
Make up Drift Lock Casing Scraper to the
work string and run in hole. Reciprocate
up and down, and/or rotate clockwise, to
clean areas where obstructions were
detected or where the packer is to be
set.
As the Drift Lock Casing Scraper is
lowered into the well bore, the angled
scraper blades automatically rotate into
the drift-locked position against the
casing wall. The scraper blades rotate
back to the standard non-drift (fully
collapsible) position as the Drift Lock is
retrieved from the well bore.
If any casing anomalies are encountered
while running into the well bore, pick up
the Drift Lock Casing Scraper above the
anomaly, rotate turn to the left to
unlock the scraper blades from drift, and
reciprocate through the anomaly.
Applications
The Drift Lock Casing Scraper is utilized to
remove scale, cement sheath, perforating
burrs, and other foreign matter from the
casing walls. In the locked position, the
scraping blades cannot collapse below drift
size of the casing. This will ensure the
casing I.D. is smooth and free from
obstructions, prior to running any
completions. If any obstruction is detected,
the Drift Lock Casing Scraper can be
switched to the unlocked position and
reciprocated until the anomaly drifts, or is
removed.
Features
Automatically locks blades extended to
drift I.D. while running
Self-sharpening blades provide full 360
coverage to casing drift I.D.
Large bypass channels around and
between blades
Built for use with common pipe
connections
Full bore I.D.
Benefits
Confirms full drift I.D. of casing
More efficient than conventional casing
scrapers
The scraper blades lock to drift size
automatically when reciprocating down
hole
Can be adjusted while running, allowing
the scraper to pass through restrictions
Robust design
Drift Lock Casing Scraper
Drift Lock Casing Scraper
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Casing Size Casing Weight Drift Sub O.D.
in (mm) ppf (kg/m) in (mm)
8.628 (219.1) 36.0 (53.6) 7.700 (195.6)
9.625 (244.5) 40.0 (59.5) 8.679 (220.5)
9.625 (244.5) 43.5 (64.7) 8.599 (218.4)
11.750 (298.5) 47.0 (69.9) 10.844 (275.4)
13.375 (339.7) 61.0 (90.8) 12.359 (313.9)
FD Drift Sub Specifications
Description
The FD Drift Sub is an economical means
of confirming down hole tool casing bore
when running liner hangers and/or
packers in deviated well bores prior to
running the liner.
Operation
The fluted FD Drift Sub is typically run
along with a casing scraper and tubing.
Deploying this bottom hole assembly
confirms torque and drag values as well
as confirming the ability to land the final
bottom hole assembly at the desired
depth. This assembly is run-in-hole to the
first deviated section of the well and then
slowly run through deviated sections of
the intermediate casing while monitoring
and recording torque and drag. Once the
bottom hole assembly has reached the
desired depth (end of the casing string),
the drill pipe drift can be dropped from
surface to land in the Totco ring. A
successful drift confirms that the
deployment string has a internal
diameter that will allow an OD specific
phenolic ball, used for setting hydraulic
liners and/or packers, to reach the liner
and/or packer setting tool.
Applications
Used to ensure casing is open to full
drift ID
For thermal and non-thermal applications
to ensure full drift ID of casing prior to
running down hole equipment
Features
Spiral fluted bypass incorporated to allow
for circulation while maintaining full
circumference drift diameter
Built for use with common pipe
connections
Robust design
Bottom hole assembly can be run in
variable lengths
Benefits
Confirms passage of future liner hangers
and packer assemblies
Torque and drag values are validated
FD Drift Sub
FD Drift Sub
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Description
The CS(X)-3U-0 Thermal Sliding Sleeve is
a communication device with a ported
inner sleeve. Sizeable chokes are
available as options for adjusting the
opening to the tubing annulus.
The simplicity of the sliding sleeve
design provides a long operating life.
Equalizing slots in the inner sleeve
permit gradual equalization between the
tubing and casing annulus. The sleeves
may be ordered with Otis-style X-type
and Baker-style F- and R-type landing
profiles.
Operation
The CS(X)-3U-O Thermal Sliding Sleeve
can be opened or closed using a shifting
tool and standard wireline and coiled
tubing methods. The CS(X)-3U-O
Thermal Sliding Sleeve shifts up to open,
and down to close. The sliding sleeve is
assembled to, and forms part of the
tubing string.
Equalizing pressure between the tubing
and casing annulus is normally
accomplished by applying pressure or
filling the tubing or casing with fluid. The
sliding sleeve can also be opened even if
facilities for equalizing pressures are not
available beforehand. This requires
careful monitoring of tubing and annulus
pressures while slowly opening the
sleeve until equalization.
Applications
The CS(X)-3U-O Thermal Sliding Sleeve is
designed for steam injection / heavy oil
production applications. There are two
operating positions for the sleeve, fully open
and fully closed.
For injection applications, the number of
sliding sleeves and orifice sizes can be
setup to balance steam injection, ensuring
that steam is being placed in each interval /
segment of the wellbore.
For production applications, the sliding
sleeve can be setup to ensure production
from each zone based on the number and
size of orifices required.
Each Thermal Sliding Sleeve is available
with various orifice sizes and installed
quantity. Depending on the desired
injection / production rate, the orifices are
selected.
Features
NACE MR0175 compliant for
environments containing H
2
S
Includes sizeable orifices in the tubing
to-annulus communication ports
Non-elastomeric seals
Available with landing nipple profiles
Benefits
Compact and simple design
Replaceable chokes
Choice of nipple profiles
Qualified to:
2,000 psi @ 580 F (13.8 MPa @ 304 C)
1,000 psi @ 600 F (6.9 MPa @ 316 C)
CS(X)-3U-O Thermal Sliding Sleeve
CS(X)-3U-O Thermal Sliding Sleeve
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Size Standard Thread Burst Pressure
in (mm) Configuration psi (kPa)
2.375 (60.3) EUE box x pin 3,000 (20,684)
2.875 (73.0) EUE box x pin 3,000 (20,684)
3.500 (88.9) EUE box x pin 3,000 (20,684)
4.500 (114.3) LTC pin x pin 3,000 (20,684)
5.500 (139.7) LTC pin x pin 3,000 (20,684)
Internal Cut Window Burst Joint Specifications
* Other thread configurations and burst pressures are
available upon request
Description
The Internal Cut Window Burst Joint is
designed for thermal applications where
an elastomeric type tubing drain is not
feasible.
Operation
The burst joint is made up in the tubing
string immediately above the pump
seating nipple, and run in the well as part
of the tubing string. In the event the rod
string parts, pressuring up on the tubing
string in excess of the burst pressure will
burst out the window of the burst joint,
providing a large drainage area. This will
allow for a dry trip while retrieving the
tubing, rods, and pump.
Applications
Thermal installations in place of a
standard elastomeric tubing drain
Features
Rated for temperatures to 350 C and
above
+/- 5% burst accuracy
Various burst pressures available
Benefits
Internally cut profile reduces the
potential of rod wear affecting the burst
value of the burst joint
Large drainage window
Internal Cut Window Burst Joint
Intermal Cut Window Burst Joint
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Size Stroke Length O.D.
in (mm) feet (meters) in (mm)
7.000 x 5.500 (177.8 x 139.7) 13.17 (4.01) 7.656 (194.5)
Thermal Expansion Joint
Description
The Thermal Expansion Joint is a high
temperature expansion device which
compensates for temperature induced
expansion and contraction of tubulars in
thermal applications.
When in the fully extended position, a
robust clutch system allows for torque
and axial loads to be transmitted through
the expansion joint.
The design for this product includes no
elastomers. It is engineered for harsh
environments which exceed the
temperature and pressure limits for
elastomers, such as o-rings, packing and
rubber compounds
With a temperature rating of 650 F
(343 C), Schlumbergers metal to metal
seal system in conjunction with a
thermal seal is capable of holding 3,000
psi (21.7 MPa) of differential pressure.
The thermal expansion joint can be
manufactured to any length to suit
customer requirements and allows safe
installation and retrieval of the tubing
string and completion components.
Applications
The Thermal Expansion Joint is designed for
use in thermal cycling applications to
reduce liner stresses. Commonly used
where compensation is required for
expansion or contraction of tubulars during
enhanced oil recovery operations. It is
primarily used in the liner system below a
thermal liner hanger packer.
Features
NACE MR0175 compliant for
environments containing H2S
Non-elastomeric seals
Integral clutch system
Can be setup for any length
Benefits
Thermal seals rated to 650F (343C)
Able to rotate and circulate during
deployment
Fullbore access to liner
Adjustable shear system
Thermal Expansion Joint
Thermal Expansion Joint
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Size / Connection O.D.
in (mm) in (mm)
2.875 (73.0) EUE 3.668 (93.2)
5.000 (127.0) Buttress 5.563 (141.3)
Thermal Pumpout Float Valve Specifications
Description
The Thermal Pump-out Float Valve
(TPFV) is a float valve, for use in thermal
applications. The TPFV is designed to
allow steam injection into the reservoir
while stopping the reservoir from flowing
back. After steam injection is complete,
reservoir production is initiated by
dropping a ball and pumping off the float
valve.
The design for this product includes no
elastomers. It is engineered for harsh
environments which exceed the
temperature and pressure limits for
elastomers, such as o-rings, packing and
rubber compounds

With a temperature rating of 650 F
(343 C), Schlumbergers metal to metal
seal system in conjunction with a
thermal seal is capable of holding 3,000
psi (21.7 MPa) of differential pressure.
Operation
Install the TPFV into the completion
design and run to depth. Perform the
steam injection program for the
wellbore. Once completed the steam
program, and production is required,
drop the appropriate size of ball and seat
in the valve. At the predetermine
pressure, the valve will release, and
production through the TPFV is possible.
Applications
Usually installed on the bottom of a MH
Thermal Liner Hanger Packer, the TPFV is
utilized in thermal wells, for temporary
suspension of reservoir production.
Features
Rugged, reliable design
NACE MR0175 compliant for
environments containing H2S
Non-elastomeric seals
Adjustable pump out pressure
Benefits
Thermal seals rated to 650 F (343 C)
Temporary wellbore suspension is
achievable without intervention
Operates in highly deviated wells,
negating the need for CT operations to set
plugs
Thermal Pumpout Float Valve
Thermal Pumpout Float Valve
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Tubing Size Profile - Type / Size
in (mm) in (mm)
3.500 (88.9) 2.312 (58.7) X
Thermal Latch Down Plug Specifications
Description
The Thermal Latch Down Plug has been
designed for thermal applications where
liners are circulated into place, and
isolation of the flow port is required. The
plug will seal and isolate flow out
through the toe of the liner, or at any
position in the string, where the landing
sub or profile is placed.
It is engineered for harsh environments
which exceed the temperature and
pressure limits for elastomers, such as
o-rings, packing and rubber compounds

With a temperature rating of 650 F
(343 C), Schlumbergers metal to metal
seal system in conjunction with a
thermal seal is capable of holding 3,000
psi (21.7 MPa) of differential pressure.
Operation
Install the landing sub into the liner, or
workstring, and deploy to desired depth.
Once all completion operations or
stimulation operations have been
completed, pick up the Thermal Latch
Down Plug with the running tool, and run
the assembly. Once on depth, pick up to
set the thermal seals, and shear off the
running tool to POOH.
Applications
The Thermal Latch Down Plug is used for
thermal applications where a latch down
plug is required.
Features
Mechanical deployment and retrieval
NACE MR0175 compliant for
environments containing H
2
S
Adjustable release loads
Benefits
Thermal seals rated to 650 F (343 C)
Positive shutoff for the liner shoe
Lands in standard size profile sub
Pressure testable for tubular isolation
Straight pull retrieval
Thermal Latch Down Plug
Thermal Latch Down Plug
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Reservoir Monitoring
Distributed Temperature Systems
- WellWatcher BriteBlue HT
Acquisition Systems
- WellWatcher Ultra
- WellWatcher Ultra ASE
Monitoring Accessories
- Turn Around Sub
- Bullnose Pressure Port
- Thermal Disconnect
- Shower Head
- Wellhead Outlet
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APPLICATIONS

Heavy oil thermal recovery monitoring

Distributed temperature
measurements

Control of production rates

and drawdown

Production allocation
BENEFITS

Longer fiber logging and increased sys-

tem life due to improved interrogation

Reduction of system costs through

reduced fiber length

Long-term, reliable, permanent in-well

reservoir monitoring

Enhanced recovery and production

management through improved reservoir
surveillance

Fast identification of production prob-

lems through best-in-class temperature
measurements

Minimized service interventions

FEATURES

Multiple laser interrogation

Dynamic fiber loss correction along

every meter of fiber for every acquired
temperature profile

Compatibility with WellWatcher

BriteBlue* multimode fiber, for maximum
system life

No downhole electronics

Simple-to-use surface software with

auto setup and
optimization

Reliability, robustness, and extended

system life

Range: 6 km [3.73 mi]

12 single-ended channels
In harsh environments, such as thermal
recovery and high-pressure, high-temperature
applications, measuring from only one end of
a fiber can lead to a deterioration in accuracy
when the fiber begins showing signs of hydro-
gen degradation.
The extremely versatile WellWatcher Ultra
ASE* distributed temperature sensing (DTS)
system dynamically corrects for such fiber
loss along the entire length of the sensing
multimode fiber. This system provides an
accurate single-ended fiber-loss-corrected
temperature profile for reservoir monitoring.
It measures up to 6 km [3.73 mi] of fiber at a
meters resolution, updates data in just a few
seconds, and interrogates numerous fibers
from one surface system. As a result, the
WellWatcher Ultra ASE lasts longer and allows
simplified completion designs, compared with
standard DTS systems.
The data obtained are available as soon
as the measurement is taken. They are
communicated via various industry-
standard protocols or those customized by
Schlumbergers engineering team to the
specifics of a particular installation. The
data are combinable with data obtained by
other Schlumberger sensors, and experts
are available to help derive the best solution
from the data to allow operators to make key
decisions with confidence.
Acquisition Results
The WellWatcher Ultra ASE acquisition sys-
tem can revitalize wells in which the optical
fiber has degraded. Accurate temperature
profiles can be obtained without the expense
of fiber replacement.
To enhance system life in the harshest well-
bore conditions, a custom-designed fiber-op-
tic solution can be obtained by combining the
ASE system with the WellWatcher BriteBlue
multimode fiber.
The graph shows distributed temperature measurements in a typical heavy-oil thermal recovery well. The surface
fiber connects to the wellhead at 150 m, after which the fiber goes downhole, carried by a control line clamped
to the completion. The temperature variation at 400 m indicates a change in the wellbore fluid level. The con-
ventional DTS system temperature plot is affected by fiber degradation, and a temperature error is induced. The
WellWatcher Ultra ASE system, on the other hand, accounts for this degradation; the graph clearly shows how the
system has corrected for an error of >45 degC.
WellWatcher Ultra ASE
Accurate single-ended distributed temperature system
The WellWatcher Ultra ASE system is designed for
challenging field conditions. It incorporates rugged
design, portability, and ease of use for field personnel.
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WellWatcher Ultra ASE
WellWatcher Ultra ASE Specifications
Range, km [mi] 6 [3.73]
Spatial resolution, m [ft] 12 [3.36.6]
Sample interval, m [ft] 0.51 [1.643.3]
Calibration accuracy, degC [degF] 2 [3.6] at (06 km on Schlumberger fibers)
Number of loops or fibers 12 single-ended
Fiber type 50 um, multimode
DTS physical dimensions 3U 19-in, rack mounted or mobile
Operating temperature, degC [degF] 0 to 40 [32 to 104]
Storage temperature, degC [degF] 20 to 65 [4 to 149]
Relative humidity, % 585 (noncondensing)
Power AC, 90253 V (optional DC, 24 V); typical steady state: 50 W; maximum: 150 W
DTS communications
DTS to PC Ethernet 100/1,000 Base T
DTS to Modbus PLC Ethernet 10/100 Base T
Laser classification Class 1m (IEC/EN 60825-1 [2001])
*Mark of Schlumberger
Copyright 2010 Schlumberger. All rights reserved. 10-CO-0148
Invisible laser radiation
Do not view directly
with optical instruments
Class 1M laser product
INVISIBLE LASER RADIATION
DO NOT VIEW DIRECTLY
WITH OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS
CLASS 1M LASER PRODUCT
This product is affixed with
the above label.
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This temperature profile, acquired with the WellWatcher Ultra ASE DTS system, shows that after the system corrected for the
error induced from a degraded fiber, its measurements agreed with two independent reference points obtained from newly
installed downhole thermocouples.
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Description
The Turn Around Sub is a completion
accessory tool used to provide a
downhole connection between two
control lines in order to facilitate
hydraulic communication. It comprises
of a tubing sized sub which has a
protection sleeve that covers the control
line termination.
Operation
The Turn Around Sub is made up to the
tubing string. The control lines are
terminated to an internal mini loop to
provide a hydraulic connection between
the control lines. The radius of the mini
loop is sufficient to ensure successful
deployment of double ended fiber optic
systems. The protection sleeve is then
slid up to cover the mini loop and
hydraulic connections. The sleeve is
held in place with set screws. The Turn
Around Sub is then run in hole as part of
the completion string.
Applications
Double Ended Fiber Optic Systems
Benefits
Fully protected hydraulic connections
Full tubing bore I.D.
Optimized O.D.
Features
Large bend radius for fiber
Wide range of metallurgy options
available
Threaded as per customer requirements
Available in 2-3/8 to 7 sizes
Turn Around Sub
Turn Around Sub
Standard - Hydraulic
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Description
The Bullnose Pressure Port is designed
for use in Coil Tubing deployed pressure
monitoring systems. It provides a
termination of the coil tubing that allows
wellbore pressure to be transferred to a
pressure monitoring gauge installed in
the string whilst maintaining the coil
tubings pressure integrity.
Operation
This bullnose is made up of a welded coil
tubing connector and control line
pressure transfer connector. A short
length of control line is terminated to the
pressure port on the pressure monitoring
gauge. The bullnose then slides back
into the coil and is welded onto the coil
tubing.
The bullnose portion of the tool has holes
which allow well bore pressure to be
transferred to the pressure gauge via the
control line.
Applications
Coil Tubing deployed pressure monitoring
systems
Benefits
Low profile bullnose
Features
Proven Coil Tubing connector
Welded pressure barrier
Bullnose Pressure Port
Bullnose Pressure Port
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Description
The Thermal Disconnect tool is utilized to
allow the deployment of coil tubing
monitoring strings alongside conventional
tubing strings. Due to differing thermal
expansion rates, the Thermal Disconnect
tool ensures that the coil tubing string will
separate from the tubing sting in a
controlled manner as thermal expansion
takes place.
Operation
This Thermal Disconnect is connected to
the lower portion of the coil tubing string
being deployed via conventional dimple
connector. The tool is then welded onto
the tubing string allowing the tubing to
drag the coil string into the well. Once
the string is deployed, as the wellbore
temperature increases, the Thermal
Disconnected tool will part the coil string
from the tubing string at a specific
temperature range. Thus the coil string
will be free from the tubing string.
Applications
Coil Tubing deployed monitoring systems
Benefits
Adjustable shear temperature
Controlled disconnect
Features
Available for all Coil Tubing sizes
Allows rotation via knuckle joint
Standard dimple connector used
Ratchet system
Thermal Disconnect
Thermal Disconnect
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Description
The Shower Head provides control line
feed through for monitoring systems
deployed via coil tubing. Up to four
control lines can be managed.
Operation
The control lines exiting the coil tubing
are fed through the shower head. The
shower head is then terminated onto the
coil tubing via a swagelok connector.
Each control line passing through the
shower head is sealed to the shower
head utilizing NPT connections, thus
providing a pressure barrier between the
control lines and the coil tubing.
Applications
Coil tubing deployed monitoring systems
Benefits
Maintains pressure integrity of coil tubing
Features
Wide range of sizes to suit coil tubing
Multiple control line configurations
Simple installation at wellhead
Shower Head
Shower Head
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Description
The Wellhead Outlet provides a pressure
barrier between the instrumentation
control line and the wellhead.
Operation
Multiple options are available to suit the
required Wellhead sealing configuration
including threaded and flanged profiles.
The instrumentation control line is
passed through the wellhead, the
flanged or threaded profile sealing
between the wellhead and wellhead
outlet. Inside the wellhead outlet, the
control lines are terminated to
feed-throughs that are pressure
contained. Therefore the potential for
pressure to be transmitted from the
control line to surface is contained with
the wellhead outlet.
Applications
Reservoir Monitoring and Control installations.
Benefits
Maximizes well control
Features
Multiple sealing configurations to suit
wellhead design
High pressure and temperature rating
available
Electrical / Optical feed-throughs
Wellhead Outlet
Wellhead Outlet
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