Well Completions and Productivity

Slickline
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France Training Center

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Compass WCP Training and Development

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Slickline Services Web Page -

http://www.wcp.oilfield.slb.com/testing/slickline/index.cfm

Online Training

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InTouch

http://www.intouchsupport.com/

OFS QHSE Training Catalog

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R/Training/OFS_qhse_passport_courses.htm

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 Pressure Operations Guidelines Slickline/Braided
Color codes for working pressure rating
Color Working Pressure Test Pressure

Red 5000 psi 10000 psi

Black 10000 psi 15000 psi

White 15000 psi 22500 psi

Brown 20000 psi 30000 psi
Light Grey Shop use only will still have W.P. band

Note there is no colour code for service type

BOP guidelines
Slickline Braided
5k and 10k 15K and above 5K 10K and above
Single ram Dual ram Dual ram Triple ram

A safety factor of 1.2 is used when selecting pressure control

equipment and relates to the MPWHP of the well.
Example: if MPWHP is 4500psi, multiply by 1.2, equals 5400psi, hence 10000psi
equipment must be used

Pressure testing
Surface induced
Only water or a water/glycol mixture is to be used
Well induced
Well fluids can only be used when the following criteria have been met

No H2S present
Cased hole in a known reservoir
MPWHP has been reached and does not exceed 5000 psi

Bypass pipe work system to be used not by opening swab valve

 When pressure testing equipment in the field, WP rating of the
equipment cannot be exceeded

Pressure equipment requires major re-certification every 5 years

Flexible hoses all have a TP rating of 1.5 x WP rating, but also

have a burst pressure rating as given below

WP rating TP rating Burst Pressure rating

5000 psi 7500 psi 20000 psi (x 4)
10000 psi and above 15000 psi 25000 psi (x 2.5)

All pressure bearing screwed connections made up on the well

site must have an O ring seal, the only exception being line
pipe/NPT or less threaded fittings, these can be used up to
10000 psi. Above 10000 psi WP Autoclave engineering fittings
must be used.

Hydraulic BOPs and Stuffing boxes must be used on wells

containing H2S.

When running long toolstrings the downhole safety valve cannot

be used as a barrier.

Surface Pressure Barriers (POM 9.2.4)

Valid single barriers are:

For Slickline
Single ram BOP
Stuffing Box

For Braided cable

Dual ram BOP - grease injected between the rams
Single ram grease pack BOP
HGT include flow tubes and pack off

Valid dual barriers are:

For Slickline
Dual ram BOP

For Braided cable

Triple ram BOP - grease injected between the rams
Dual ram grease pack BOP
Conversions
Multiply By To obtain
Atmosphere 14.6969 PSI
1.0132 Bar
101.3250 Kilopascals
Barrel (US) 42.0000 Gallons (US)
34.9909 Gallons (UK)
5.6146 Cubic Feet
158897.1459 Cubic Centimetres
158.8971 Litres
0.15899 Cubic Metres
349.9860 M3/Metres
Litres 61.0271 Cubic Inches
0.0353 Cubic Feet
0.2642 Gallons
0.0063 Barrels
1000.0000 Cubic Centimetres
0.0100 Cubic Metres

Useful tubular volumes

Rule of thumb ID2 = bbls. per 1000ft

Actual volume ID2 x 0.0009714 x depth = bbls.

Amount to pressure up = volume of column x pressure required x 0.000003

Useful gradients

Medium Fluid Gradient (psi/ft)

Fresh water 0.433
Sea water 0.440 to 0.450
Potable water 8.3ppg 0.434
Live oil 0.3
Gas 0.05 to 0.15
Neat cement slug 0.8
Inhibited diesel 0.372
Methanol 0.345
Ethylene glycol 0.489
Hydrochloric acid 10% 0.458
Hydrochloric acid 15% 0.465
Hydrochloric acid 20% 0.476
Calculations

Stem force

To calculate the force to be overcome to enter the well use the following
formula, remember this will give you the balance point, your weight needs to
exceed this amount

Force = Pressure x Area

Force what we have to exceed using stem bar

Pressure the Well Head Pressure

Area cross sectional area of the wireline being used (see table below)

Wire Size X' sectional area Stem Size Weight - lbs/ft

0.072" 0.0037 1 4.2
0.082" 0.0053 1 (lead filled) 8
0.092" 0.0066 1 6
0.108" 0.0092 1 (lead filled) 9
7
0.125" 0.0123 1 /8 9.4
7
0.188" 0.027 1 /8 (lead filled) 10
0.218" 0.037 2 13.5
0.250" 0.049 2 16.6

To calculate standard stem weight per foot use the formula: OD2 x 8
3
Pressure
PT = P A + P H
PT Pressure (total)
PA Pressure (Applied) - WHP or Annulus observed on a tree gauge
PH Pressure (Hydrostatic) result of fluid gradient and depth

Hydrostatic pressure = Fg (fluid gradient - psi/ft) x TVD (true vertical depth - feet)

Fluid gradient Fg (psi/ft) = lbs/gal x 0.052

Refer to fluid gradient tables on next page

 Fluid Fluid Fluid Fluid Fluid Fluid Fluid Fluid Fluid
Weight Gradient Specific Weight Gradient Specific Weight Gradient Specific
lbs / gal psi / ft Gravity lbs / gal psi / ft Gravity lbs / gal psi / ft Gravity
8.34 0.434 1.000 12.30 0.640 1.475 16.40 0.853 1.966
8.40 0.437 1.007 12.40 0.645 1.487 16.50 0.858 1.978
8.50 0.442 1.019 12.50 0.650 1.499 16.60 0.863 1.990
8.60 0.447 1.031 12.60 0.655 1.511 16.70 0.868 2.002
8.70 0.452 1.043 12.70 0.660 1.523 16.80 0.874 2.014
8.80 0.458 1.055 12.80 0.666 1.535 16.90 0.879 2.026
8.90 0.463 1.067 12.90 0.671 1.547 17.00 0.884 2.038
9.00 0.468 1.079 13.00 0.676 1.559 17.10 0.889 2.050
9.10 0.473 1.091 13.10 0.681 1.571 17.20 0.894 2.062
9.20 0.478 1.103 13.20 0.686 1.583 17.30 0.900 2.074
9.30 0.484 1.115 13.30 0.692 1.595 17.40 0.905 2.086
9.40 0.489 1.127 13.40 0.697 1.607 17.50 0.910 2.098
9.50 0.494 1.139 13.50 0.702 1.619 17.60 0.915 2.110
9.60 0.499 1.151 13.60 0.707 1.631 17.70 0.920 2.122
9.70 0.504 1.163 13.70 0.712 1.643 17.80 0.926 2.134
9.80 0.510 1.175 13.80 0.718 1.655 17.90 0.931 2.146
9.90 0.515 1.187 13.90 0.723 1.667 18.00 0.936 2.158
10.00 0.520 1.199 14.00 0.728 1.679 18.10 0.941 2.170
10.10 0.525 1.211 14.10 0.733 1.691 18.20 0.946 2.182
10.20 0.530 1.223 14.20 0.738 1.703 18.30 0.952 2.194
10.30 0.536 1.235 14.30 0.744 1.715 18.40 0.957 2.206
10.40 0.541 1.247 14.40 0.749 1.727 18.50 0.962 2.218
10.50 0.546 1.259 14.50 0.754 1.739 18.60 0.967 2.230
10.60 0.551 1.271 14.60 0.759 1.751 18.70 0.972 2.242
10.70 0.556 1.283 14.70 0.764 1.763 18.80 0.978 2.254
10.80 0.562 1.295 14.80 0.770 1.775 18.90 0.983 2.266
10.90 0.567 1.307 14.90 0.775 1.787 19.00 0.988 2.278
11.00 0.572 1.319 15.00 0.780 1.799 19.10 0.993 2.290
11.10 0.577 1.331 15.10 0.785 1.811 19.20 0.998 2.302
11.20 0.582 1.343 15.20 0.790 1.823 19.30 1.004 2.314
11.30 0.588 1.355 15.30 0.796 1.835 19.40 1.009 2.326
11.40 0.593 1.367 15.40 0.801 1.847 19.50 1.014 2.338
11.50 0.598 1.379 15.50 0.806 1.859 19.60 1.019 2.350
11.60 0.603 1.391 15.60 0.811 1.871 19.70 1.024 2.362
11.70 0.608 1.403 15.70 0.816 1.882 19.80 1.030 2.374
11.80 0.614 1.415 15.80 0.822 1.894 19.90 1.035 2.386
11.90 0.619 1.427 15.90 0.827 1.906 20.00 1.040 2.398
12.00 0.624 1.439 16.00 0.832 1.918
12.10 0.629 1.451 16.10 0.837 1.930
12.20 0.634 1.463 16.20 0.842 1.942
12.30 0.640 1.475 16.30 0.848 1.954
 OIL Fluid Fluid Fluid OIL Fluid Fluid Fluid
API Weight Gradient Specific API Weight Gradient Specific
Gravity lbs / gal psi / ft Gravity Gravity lbs / gal psi / ft Gravity
100 5.10 0.265 0.612 54 6.36 0.331 0.763
99 5.12 0.266 0.614 53 6.39 0.332 0.766
98 5.14 0.267 0.616 52 6.43 0.334 0.771
97 5.18 0.269 0.621 51 6.46 0.336 0.775
96 5.19 0.270 0.622 50 6.50 0.338 0.779
95 5.21 0.271 0.625 49 6.54 0.340 0.784
94 5.23 0.272 0.627 48 6.57 0.342 0.788
93 5.25 0.273 0.629 47 6.61 0.344 0.793
92 5.28 0.275 0.633 46 6.65 0.346 0.797
91 5.30 0.276 0.635 45 6.68 0.347 0.801
90 5.33 0.277 0.639 44 6.72 0.349 0.806
89 5.35 0.278 0.641 43 6.78 0.353 0.813
88 5.37 0.279 0.644 42 6.80 0.354 0.815
87 5.40 0.281 0.647 41 6.84 0.356 0.820
86 5.42 0.282 0.650 40 6.88 0.358 0.825
85 5.45 0.283 0.653 39 6.92 0.360 0.830
84 5.47 0.284 0.656 38 6.96 0.362 0.835
83 5.50 0.286 0.659 37 7.00 0.364 0.839
82 5.53 0.288 0.663 36 7.04 0.366 0.844
81 5.55 0.289 0.665 35 7.09 0.369 0.850
80 5.58 0.290 0.669 34 7.13 0.371 0.855
79 5.60 0.291 0.671 33 7.17 0.373 0.860
78 5.63 0.293 0.675 32 7.22 0.375 0.866
77 5.66 0.294 0.679 31 7.26 0.378 0.871
76 5.69 0.296 0.682 30 7.30 0.380 0.875
75 5.71 0.297 0.685 29 7.35 0.382 0.881
74 5.74 0.298 0.688 28 7.40 0.385 0.887
73 5.77 0.300 0.692 27 7.44 0.387 0.892
72 5.80 0.302 0.695 26 7.49 0.389 0.898
71 5.83 0.303 0.699 25 7.54 0.392 0.904
70 5.85 0.304 0.701 24 7.59 0.395 0.910
69 5.88 0.306 0.705 23 7.64 0.397 0.916
68 5.91 0.307 0.709 22 7.69 0.400 0.922
67 5.94 0.309 0.712 21 7.74 0.402 0.928
66 5.97 0.310 0.716 20 7.79 0.405 0.934
65 6.00 0.312 0.719 19 7.84 0.408 0.940
64 6.03 0.314 0.723 18 7.89 0.410 0.946
63 6.07 0.316 0.728 17 7.94 0.413 0.952
62 6.10 0.317 0.731 16 8.00 0.416 0.959
61 6.13 0.319 0.735 15 8.05 0.419 0.965
60 6.16 0.320 0.739 14 8.11 0.422 0.972
59 6.19 0.322 0.742 13 8.16 0.424 0.978
58 6.23 0.324 0.747 12 8.22 0.427 0.986
57 6.26 0.326 0.751 11 8.28 0.431 0.993
56 6.29 0.327 0.754 10 8.34 0.434 1.000
55 6.33 0.329 0.759
Tubing Data

Tubing Size
Nominal Outside Weight in lbs/foot I.D. Drift
Size Diameter Non Upset Upset I.J.
4.00 - - 2.041 1.947
4.70 4.70 4.70 1.995 1.901
- - 5.30 1.939 1.845
2 3/8 2.375
5.95 5.95 5.95 1.867 1.773
- - 6.20 1.853 1.759
- - 7.70 1.703 1.609
6.40 6.50 6.50 2.441 2.347
- - 7.90 2.323 2.229
8.70 8.70 8.70 2.259 2.165
2 7/8 2.875
- - 9.50 2.195 2.101
- - 10.70 2.091 1.997
- - 11.00 2.065 1.971
7.70 - - 3.068 2.943
9.20 9.30 9.30 2.992 2.867
10.20 - 10.30 2.992 2.797
3 3.500 - - 12.80 2.764 2.639
12.70 12.95 2.750 2.625
- - 15.80 2.548 2.423
- - 16.70 2.480 2.355
9.5 - 3.548 3.423
- 11.00 11.00 3.476 3.351
4 4.000
- - 11.60 3.428 3.303
- - 13.40 3.340 3.215
12.50 12.75 12.75 3.958 3.833
- - 13.50 3.920 3.795
4 4.500
- - 15.50 3.826 3.701
- - 19.20 3.640 3.515
Casing Data

Casing Size Inside Drift

Bbl/ft
O.D. Weight (lb/ft) Diameter Diameter
9.50 4.090 3.965 .0162
10.50 4.052 3.927 .0159
11.60 4.000 3.875 .0155
4
12.60 3.958 - .0152
13.50 3.920 3.795 .0149
15.10 3.826 3.701 .0142
15.00 4.408 4.283 .0189
5 18.00 4.276 4.151 .0178
21.80 4.156 4.031 .0168
14.00 5.012 4.887 .0244
15.50 4.950 4.825 .0238
5 17.00 4.892 4.767 .0232
20.00 4.778 4.653 .0222
23.00 4.670 4.545 .0212
17.00 6.538 6.413 .0415
20.00 6.456 6.331 .0405
23.00 6.366 6.241 .0394
26.00 6.276 6.151 .0383
7
29.00 6.184 6.059 .0374
32.00 6.094 5.969 .0361
35.00 6.004 5.879 .0350
38.00 5.920 5.795 .0340
26.40 6.969 6.844 .0472
29.70 6.875 6.750 .0459
7 5/8
33.70 6.765 6.640 .0445
39.00 6.625 6.500 .0426
36.00 8.921 8.765 .0773
40.00 8.835 8.679 .0758
9 5/8 43.50 8.755 8.599 .0744
47.00 8.681 8.525 .0732
53.50 8.535 8.379 .0708
61.00 12.515 12.359 .1521
13 3/8 68.00 12.415 12.259 .1497
72.00 12.347 12.191 .1481
 Slickline/Braided cable Data

Minimum
Sheave Weight Stretch
breaking Corrosion resistance
diameter ib/1000 1/100/100lb
load
Very poor, may be
API 9A 0.092 1547 11 22.66 0.70 H2S & CO2
used in low H2S
2 or3 ppm
Good, wire must
0.108 2110 13 31.11 0.51 Chlorides
be cleaned after
use to avoid pitting
Extremely poor
0.125 2840 15 41.84 0.38 All above
due to H2S & CO2
being present

UHT Bright Extremely poor

0.092 2050 11 22.66 0.70 H2S & CO2
not to be used in
any concentrations
Good, wire must
0.108 2730 13 31.23 0.51 Chlorides
be cleaned after
use to avoid pitting
Extremely poor
0.125 3665 15 41.84 0.38 All above
due to H2S & CO2
being present

SUPA 70 0.092 1600 11 23.29 0.79 H2S & CO2 Excellent in all
concentrations

0.108 2100 13 32.10 0.58 Chlorides

Excellent

May be used, risk

0.125 2600 15 43.00 0.43 All above
of stress corrosion
cracking

SUPA 75 0.092 1550 11 23.29 0.79 H2S & CO2 Excellent in all
concentrations

0.108 2030 13 32.10 0.58 Chlorides

Excellent

Good, superior to
0.125 2560 15 43.00 0.43 All above
SUPA 70

Minimum Sheave
Braided breaking load diameter
Weight ib/1000 Type

3/16 0.187 4960 14 71 Galvanised

3/16 0.187 4320 14 71 SUPA 70/75

7/32 0.228 6610 14 96 Galvanised

7/32 0.228 5842 14 96 SUPA 70/75

Quick Union Information

OTIS

Bore Connection Pin OD Box ID Thread 0-Ring #

WP Service
(A) (B) (C) (D) OD(E) (F)
5,000
2.50 Std. 5.000-4 ACME 3.494 3.500 5.000 338
10,000
2.50 15,000 Std. 5.000-4 ACME 3.494 3.500 5.000 338
5,000 H2 S
3.00 5.750-4 ACME 3.994 4.000 5.750 342
10,000
2.50 15,000 H2 S 6.250-4 ACME 3.994 4.000 5.750 342
5,000
4.00 Std. 6.500-4 ACME 4.744 4.750 6.500 348
10,000
3.00 15,000 H2 S 7.500-4 ACME 5.494 5.500 7.500 354
5,000a
5.00 Std. 8.250-4 ACME 6.182 6.188 8.250 434
10,000
5,000 H2 S
4.00 8.375-4 ACME 5.244 5.250 8.375 427
10.000
6.38 5,000 Std. 8.750-4 ACME 7.494 7.500 8.750 441
5,000 H2 S
5.00 9.000-4 ACME 6.744 6.750 9.000 362
10,000
6.38 5,000 H2 S 9.500-4 ACME 7.994 8.000 9.500 443
4.00 15,000 H2 S 9.500-4 ACME 6.244 6.250 9.500 435
Quick Union Information

BOWEN

Bore Connection Pin OD Box ID Thread 0-Ring #

WP Service
(A) (B) (C) (D) OD(E) (F)
5,000 Std
2.50 4.750-4 ACME 3.744 3.750 4.750 340
10,000 H2S
5,000
3.00 Std 4.750-4 ACME 3.744 3.750 4.750 340
10,000
10,000
2.50 Std 4.7504 ACME 3.744 3.750 4.750 340
15,000
5,000
3.00 Std 5.5004 ACME DL 4.369 4.375 5.500 345
10,000
10,000
3.00 Std 5.500-4 ACME DL 4.369 4.375 5.500 345
15,000
5,000
3.50 Std 6.0004 ACME DL 4.869 4.875 6.000 349
10,000
15,000
2.50 Std 6.3124 ACME 4.369 4.375 6.312 345
22,500
10,000 H2S
2.50 6.3124 ACME 4.369 4.375 6.312 345
15,000
2.50 5,000 H2S 4.7504 ACME 3.744 3.750 4.750 340
15,000 H2S
2.50 6.3124 ACME 3.744 3.750 6.312 340
22,500
5,000 H2S 7.000-5 STUB
4.00 5.244 5.250 7.000 427
10,000 Std ACME
10,000
4.00 Std 8.2504 ACME 5.994 6.000 8.250 358
15,000
5,000 H2S
5.00 8.2SO4ACME DL 6.744 6.750 8.250 438
10,000 Std
Basic Toolstring Component Information

Rope Socket Size Chart

Pulling Tool Minimum

Nominal Fish Neck Types Length **
Nominal Size Tubing
Size (in) (in) Available (in)
(in) Diameter
(in)
1 0.875 K 6.0 1-3/16 1.380
1-1/4 1.187 N/K 5.0 - 6.60 1-1/2 1.610
1-1/2* 1.375 K, N/K, B 5.0 - 6.75 2 1.867
I 7/8 1.750 K, N/K, B 5.0 - 8..90 2-1/2 2.259
2-1/4 1.750 N/K, B 6.6 - 10 2-1/2 2.992
2-1/2 2.312 N/K, B 6.8 - 10.125 3 2.992
* Otis 1-1/2 has a 1-3/8 body maximum OD. [K= Knot N/K=No-Knot
B=Braided]
** Approximate Camco sizes shown

Stem Information

Nominal Thread* Fish Maximum Approximate

Size Connectio Neck OD Weight
n per foot
(ins) OD (ins) (ins) (lbs) (kgs)
3/4 5/8 - 11 0.500 0.750 1.500 0.68
1 5/8 -11 0.750 1.000 2.660 1.21
1-1/4 15/16 - 10 1.187 1.250 4.160 1.90
1-1/2 15/16 - 10 1.375 1.500 6.000 2.73
1-7/8~ 1-1/16 - 1.750 1.880 9.375 4.26
10
2 -1/8 1-1/16 - 1.750 2.125 12.040 5.47
10
2-1/2 1-9/16 - 2.313 2.500 16.660 7.60
10
*Quick type connections are available on most of these sizes.
Basic Toolstring Component Information
(continued)

Lead Filled Stems

OD Connection Fish Length Approximate

Neck Weight
(ins) (ins) (ft) (lbs) (kgs)
1-1/4 15/16 - 10 1.187 5 32.0 15.0
1-1/2 15/16 - 10 1.375 5 41.7 19.0
1-7/8 1-1/16 - 10 1.750 3 24.6 11.2
1-7/8 1-1/16 - 10 1.750 6 48.0 22.4

Mechanical Jars

OD Fish Neck Closed Length Stoke

Connection
(ins) (ins) (ins) (ins)
1-1/4 15/16 - 10 1.187 38 20
1-1/2 15/16 - 10 1.375 38 20
1-1/2 15/16 - 10 1.375 48 30
1-7/8 1-1/16 - 10 1.7500 38-1/8 20
1-7/8 1-1/16 - 10 1.75 38-1/8 30

Knuckle Joints

Size Chart-OD 1-1/4 1-1/2 1-7/8

Fishing Neck 1.187 1.375 1.750
Length * 10-3/8 11-7/8 11-1/2
* Varies with manufacturer
Fishing neck data

External Fishing neck Chart

Toolstring Diameter A (in.) Diameter B (in.)

Size (in.)
Maximum Minimum Maximum Minimum
3
/4 0.750 0.740 0.630 0.620
1 1.000 0.990 0.880 0.870
1 1/4 1.187 1.177 1.060 1.030
1 1/2 1.375 1.365 1.190 1.160
1 7/8 1.750 1.740 1.500 1.470
2 1/8 1.750 1.740 1.500 1.470
2 1/2 2.313 2.303 2.060 2.030

Internal Fishing Neck

Tubing Diameter A (in.) Diameter B (in.)

Size (in.)
Maximum Minimum Maximum Minimum
2.062 1.06 1.08 1.22 1.24
2 3/8 1.38 1.40 1.57 1.59
2 7/8 1.81 1.83 2.00 2.02
3 1/2 2.31 2.33 2.50 2.52
Camco JD pulling tool information

Nominal Assembly Maximum Pulls neck Minimum

Type Reach
Size Number O.D. O.D. working I.D.
1 JDC-1 15149 1.291 0.875 0.906 1.312
1 JDC 15151 1.291 0.875 1.937 1.312
1 JDC-1 15157 1.291 0.875 1.125 1.312
1 JDC-2 15987 1.291 0.875 1.937 1.312
1 JDS 15165 1.291 0.875 2.687 1.312
1 3/8 JDC 15153 1.375 1.000 1.875 1.468
1 JDC 15154 1.422 1.187 1.093 1.437
1 JDS 15166 1.422 1.187 1.843 1.437
1 JDS-2 15988 1.422 1.187 1.437 1.437
1 5/8 JDS 15155 1.625 1.187 1.843 1.640
2 JDC 15156 1.859 1.375 1.437 1.875
2 JDC-TD 15169 1.760 1.375 1.437 1.875
2 JDC 15796 3.000 1.375 1.437 N/A
2 JDC 15794 4.000 1.375 1.437 N/A
2 JDS 15168 1.859 1.375 2.250 1.875
2 JDS-2 15990 1.859 1.375 2.250 1.875
2 JDS-2 15998 5.750 1.375 2.250 N/A
2 JDL 15164 1.859 1.375 2.812 1.875
2 JDC 15158 2.250 1.750 1.312 2.265
2 JDC-TD 15171 2.180 1.750 1.312 2.265
2 JDC 15795 3.000 1.750 1.312 N/A
2 JDC 15793 4.000 1.750 1.312 N/A
2 JDS 15170 2.250 1.750 2.187 2.265
2 JDS-2 15992 2.250 1.750 2.187 2.265
3 JDC 15160 2.796 2.312 1.437 2.812
3 JDC-TD 15933 2.718 2.312 1.437 2.812
3 JDC 15792 4.000 2.312 1.437 N/A
3 JDC 15237 4.250 2.312 1.437 N/A
3 JDC 13031 2.796 2.312 0.687 2.812
3 JDS 15172 2.812 2.312 2.125 2.812
3 JDS-2 15994 2.812 2.312 2.125 2.812
3 JDL 15173 2.812 2.312 2.609 2.812
4 JDC 15162 3.750 3.125 2.312 3.765
4 JDC-TD 15183 3.625 3.125 2.312 3.765
4 JDS-2 15996 3.750 3.125 2.312 3.765
Camco JU pulling tool information

Nominal Assembly Maximum Pulls neck Minimum

Type Reach
Size Number O.D. O.D. working I.D.
1 3/8 JUC 15175 1.250 0.875 1.937 1.281
1 JUC 15174 1.422 1.187 1.093 1.500
1 JUS 15194 1.422 1.187 1.843 1.500
1 JUS-2 15989 1.422 1.187 1.843 1.500
2 JUC-TD 15185 1.760 1.375 1.437 1.875
2 JUC 15176 1.859 1.375 1.437 1.875
2 JUC-U 15177 1.780 1.375 1.437 1.875
2 JUC-2 15999 5.750 1.375 1.437 N/A
2 JUS 15196 1.859 1.375 2.125 1.875
2 JUS-2 15991 1.859 1.375 2.125 1.875
2 JUL 15186 1.859 1.375 2.968 1.875
2 JUC 15178 2.250 1.750 1.312 2.265
2 JUC-TD 15189 2.180 1.750 1.312 2.265
2 JUS 15198 2.250 1.750 2.187 2.265
2 JUS-2 15993 2.250 1.750 2.187 2.265
3 JUC 15180 2.812 2.312 1.437 2.843
3 JUC-TD 15191 2.240 2.312 1.437 2.843
3 JUS 15200 2.812 2.312 2.125 2.843
3 JUS-2 15995 2.812 2.312 2.125 2.843
4 JUC 15182 3.750 3.125 3.375 3.765
4 JUC-2 15997 3.750 3.125 3.375 3.765

Camco PRS pulling tool information

Nominal Size Type Assembly No Max. O.D. Pulls neck I.D.

1 PRS-2 15111 1.562 1.250
2 PRS-2 15211 1.812 1.500
2 PRS-3 15214 1.812 1.675
2 PRS-2 13164 1.906 1.812
2 PRS-2 15213 1.812 1.675
2 PRS-3 15217 2.296 2.000
3 PRS-2 15231 3.125 2.125
4 PRS 15203 3.500 2.500
5 PRS 15202 4.375 3.250
5 PRS 15204 4.375 3.062
7 PRS 15205 5.687 4.375
OTIS S and R Pulling Tool Data
Otis S

Part No. Size OD Fish Will Top Shear Reach

(in.) (in.) Neck Latch (in.) Thread Pin (in.) (in.)
(in.)
SB 40SB6 1-1/2 1.437 1.187 1.187 15
/16 - 10 3 1.297
/16
40SB1 2 1.766 1.375 1.375 15
/16 - 10 1 1.219
/4
40SB2 2-1/2 2.188 1.375 1.750 15
/16 - 10 1 1.281
/4
40SB9 3 2.734 2.313 2.313 15
1 /16 - 10 5 1.380
/16
SS 40SS3 1-1/2 1.430 1.187 1.187 15
/16 - 10 3 1.780
/16
40SS1 2 1.770 1.375 1.375 15
/16 - 10 1 2.030
/4
40SS2 2-1/2 2.180 1.375 1.750 15
/16 - 10 1 2.000
/4
40SS4 3 2.840 2.313 2.313 15
1 /16 - 10 5 2.210
/16
SM 40SM7 1.66 1.187 0.875 0.875 16
/16 - 10 3 1.680
/16

Otis R

Part No. Size OD Fish Will Top Shear Reach

(in.) (in.) Neck Latch Thread Pin (in.) (in.)
(in.) (in.)
RB 40RB14 1-1/2 1.430 1.187 1.187 15/16
- 10 1
/4
40RB1 2 1.770 1.375 1.375 15
/16 - 10 5 1.219
/16
40RB18 2-1/2 2.180 1.375 1.750 15
/16 - 10 5 1.203
/16
40RB19 3 2.740 2.313 2.313 15
1 /16 - 10 3 1.297
/8
RS 40RS5 1-1/2 1.430 1.187 1.187 15
/16 - 10 1 1.797
/4
40RS6 2 1.770 1.375 1.375 15
/16 - 10 5 1.984
/16
40RS7 1 2.180 1.375 1.750 15 5 1.984
2 /2 /16 - 10 /16
40RS9 3 2.740 2.313 2.313 15
1 /16 - 10 3 1.190
/8
 Otis GS/GR pulling tool information

Pulling tool Nominal Maximum Fishing neck Neck tool Reach

number size O.D. on tool will engage (approx)
40GR19 1 1.16 1.000 0.88 0.81
40GR10 1&1 1.47 1.188 1.06 1.22
40GR7 2 1.81 1.375 1.38 1.22
40GR1 2 1.81 1.375 1.38 3.09
40GR6 2 1.81 1.375 1.38 6.16
40GR8 2 2.25 1.750 1.81 1.22
40GR16 2 2.16 1.750 1.81 1.22
40GR4 2 2.25 1.750 1.81 3.09
40GR5 2 2.25 1.750 1.81 7.03
40GR11 2 2.25 1.750 1.81 7.34
40GS25 1 1.16 1.000 .88 0.81
40GS17 1&1 1.47 1.188 1.06 1.22
40GS8 2 1.81 1.375 1.38 1.22
40GS13 2 1.81 1.375 1.38 3.09
40GS16 2 1.81 1.375 1.38 6.16
40GS9 2 2.25 1.750 1.81 1.22
40GS21 2 2.16 1.750 1.81 1.22
40GS14 2 2.25 1.750 1.81 3.09
40GS15 2 2.25 1.750 1.81 7.03
40GS18 2 2.25 1.750 1.81 17.34
40GS22 3 2.72 2.313 2.31 1.22
40GS23 3 2.72 2.313 2.31 3.09
40GS24 3 2.72 2.313 2.31 10.47
40GS26 4 3.62 2.313 3.12 1.22
 PCE UNIVERSAL PULLING TOOL

NOMINAL SIZE 1 1 2 2 3 4

ASSEMBLY No B118-005 B118-007 B118-001 B118-002 B118-010 B118-011

CORRESPONDING TO: JDC, SM JDS, JUS, SS, JDS, JUC, RB, JDC, JUC, RJ, JDC, JUC, JDS, JUS,
RS, SB SB, JDC, RS, JDC, RB, SB, RJ, JDC, SB, JDC,
SS, RJ, JDL, JUS, RS, SS RB, SB, RB, JUS,
JUL, JUS JUS, RS, RS.
SS
SPECIFICATIONS

MAXIMUM O.D. 1.29 1.437 1.860 2.250 2.800 3.750

FISHING NECK ON TOOL 1.187 1.187 1.375 1.375 1.750 2.313

TO ENGAGE FISHING NECK 0.875 1.187 1.375 1.750 2.313 3.125

REACH FOR THREE POSITION CORE

SHORT N/A N/A 1.250 1.300 1.380 1.600

MEDIUM N/A N/A 2.050 2.100 2.200 2.300

LONG N/A N/A 2.600 2.600 2.700 3.000

PRONG THREAD N/A N/A -13NC -13NC 5/8-11NC 1 12N

 Pulling tool data sheet

CAMCO Type OTIS Type

Will Will
Reach OD Camco Size Otis OD Reach
Engage Part # Part # Engage
(ins) (ins) Type (ins) Type (ins) (ins)
(ins) (ins)
1 RB 0.970 1.328 40RB12 0.750
1 SB 0.927 1.000 40SB25 0.687
1 RS 0.880 1.000 40R512 0.687
1 3/16 SM 1.190 1.680 40SM4 0.875
1 3/16 RB 1.190 1.300 4ORB11 0.875
1 1/4 SB 1.220 1.280 405B14 1.000
1 1/4 RB 1.220 1.219 40RB10 1.000
1 1/4 RS 1.220 2.125 40R510 1.000
0.875 15151 1.937 1.281 JDC 1 1/4
0.875 15165 2.688 1.291 IDS 1 1/4
1.000 15153 1.875 1.375 JDC
1.188 15174 1.094 1.422 JUC 1 1/2 RB 1.430 1.265 40RB14 1.188
1.188 15194 1.844 1.422 JUS 1 1/2 RS 1.430 1.797 40R55 1.188
1 1/2 RI 1.430 2.547 40RJ5 1.188
1 1/2 SB 1.437 0.688 405B3 1.188
1.188 15154 1.094 1.422 JDC 1 1/2 SB 1.437 1.297 405B6 1.188
1.188 15166 1.844 1.422 IDS 1 1/2 SS 1.430 1.780 40SS3 1.188
1 1/2 SM 1.380 1.578 405M4 0.875
1.66 SM 1.188 1.680 405M7 0.875
1.188 15155 1.843 1.625 JDS 1 5/8
1 3/4 RS 1.562 1.797 40R514 1.188
1.375 15176 1.438 1.859 JUC 2 RB 1.770 1.219 RORB17 1.375
1.375 15196 2.125 1.859 JUS 2 RS 1.770 1.984 40R56 1.370
1.375 15156 1.438 1.859 IDC 2 SB 1.766 1.219 405M1 1.375
2 SM 1.770 1.640 405M1 1.375
1.375 15168 2.125 1.859 105 2 SS 1.770 2.030 4OSS1 1.375
1.750 15178 1.313 2.250 JUC 2 1/2 RB 2.180 1.203 40RB18 1.750
1.750 15198 2.188 2.250 JUS 2 1/2 RS 2.180 1.984 40RS7 1.750
2 1/2 RJ 2.180 2.547 40RI2 1.750
1.750 15158 1.313 2.250 JDC 2 1/2 SB 2.180 1.281 40SB2 1.750
1.750 15170 2.188 2.250 JDS 2 1/2 SS 2.180 2.000 40SS2 1.750
2.310 15180 1.438 2.796 JUC 3 RB 2.740 1.297 40RB19 2.310
2.310 15200 2.125 2.796 JUS 3 RS 2.740 2.190 40R58 2.310
3 SB 2.734 1.380 405B9 2.310
2.310 15160 1.438 2.796 JDC 3 SB 2.844 1.500 405B7 2.310
2.310 15172 2.125 2.796 JDS 3 SS 2.840 2.210 40SS4 2.310
3 1/2 RB 3.110 1.350 40RB30 2.750
3 1/2 RS 3.110 2.100 40R516 2.750
3 1/2 SB 3.115 1.690 405B11 2.750
4 RB 3.670 1.490 40RB20 3.125
4 RS 3.718 2.156 40R59 3.125
3.125 15182 3.375 3.750 JUC 4
4 SB 3.670 1.500 40SB10 3.125
3.125 15162 2.313 3.750 JUC 4
Nipple, lock, running and pulling tool guide
Camco
Landing nipple Lock mandrel Running tool Pulling tool
DB DB Z-6 PRS
D C, CC DT PRS 2 / JDC *
DS CS, CSC DT PRS 2 / JDC *
DN CBNS-R DB-HP PRS 2 / JDC *
W M W1 JDC
Tubing A slip lock A JUS
* Depending on type of fishing neck, external or internal

Baker Standard and Surset

Landing nipple Lock mandrel Running tool Pulling tool
M GS GS
G C-1 SB
F GS GS
F SB
C-1 / E Selective
S
G Selective RB
W C1 SB
C-1 SB
Z
Soft Set RB
R R C-1 SB
E GS GS
K GS GS
AF AF Model A GS
HF HF Model A GS
VF VF Model A GS
AR AR Model A GS
HR HR Model A GS
VR VR Model A GS
B GS GS

Otis
Landing nipple Lock mandrel Running tool Pulling tool
X X X LINE GR
XN XN X LINE GR
R R R LINE GR
RN RN R LINE GR
S1 S5 S1 - S5
Tubing Collar D Collar Lock D GRL
Tubing W Slip Lock W RB

Petroline
Landing nipple Lock mandrel Running tool Pulling tool

QN QX QX DU / GS
General SSD information
Tool
Manufacturer Type Opens Closes Comments
used

SSD does not have nipple profile.

A B Equalising port in SSD.
SSD does not have nipple profile.
O B Equalising port in SSD.
SSD does not have nipple profile.
D B Equalising port in SSD.
SSD has X selective nipple profile.
Downshift selective tool is used when
XO B opening the SSD with multiple XOs in
the string. Equalising port in SSD.
SSD has X selective nipple profile.
Downshift selective tool is used when
Halliburton XD B opening the SSD with multiple XDs in
the string Equalising port in SSD.
SSD has X selective nipple profile.
Positive keys used when opening the
XA B SSD with multiple XAs in the string
Equalising port in SSD.
SSD has R selective nipple profile.
Positive keys used when opening the
RA B SSD with multiple RAs in the string.
Equalising port in SSD.
SSD has R selective nipple profile
RD B Equalising port in SSD.

SSD has F nipple profile. See chart

L D2 below for correct set up of tool.
SSD has no equalising port
SSD has F nipple profile.
CMU B Equalising tool to be run first
Baker Equalising slot in SSD.
SSD has F nipple profile.
CMD B Equalising tool to be run first
Equalising slot in SSD.
SSD has F nipple profile.
T B Equalising slot in SSD.

SSD has C nipple profile.

CB C Equalising slot in SSD.
SSD has W selective nipple profile.
Camco WB C Equalising slot in SSD.
SSD has DB nipple profile.
DB C Equalising slot in SSD.
 Baker D2 Shifting tool information

Dimension A Dimension B Dimension A Dimension B

Size Pin thread Size Pin thread
Inches mm Inches cm Inches mm Inches cm

1.18 1.213 30.81 2.81 2.843 72.21 17 1/8 43.49

17 .625 OD
14 /32 36.90 11N thread
1.25 1.281 32.54 3.12

1.43 1.468 37.29 3.25

1.50 1.531 38.89 3.31

14 15/16 37.94
1.56 1.593 40.46 3.68 3.743 95.07

1.62 3.75 22
1.656 42.06 3.805 96.65 11 57.62
/16 1.062 OD
.937 OD 10N thread
1.78 1.807 45.90 3.81 3.867 98.22
10N thread

1.81 11 4.00
1.843 46.81 15 /16 39.84

1.87 1.906 48.41 4.12

2.25 2.281 57.94 4.31 4.406 111.91 19 7/8 50.48

5
16 /8 42.22
2.31 2.343 59.51 4.56 4.656 118.26 19 5/8 49.84

2.75 1.062 OD 5.50

2.781 70.64 17 1/8 43.49 10N thread 5.575 141.61 23 5/8 60.00
Gas Lift information

Pulling Spacer
Kickover SPM Latch Running Tool Pulling Tool
*
OK-1 KBMG 11/4-in. JDC
BK-2 JK-2 -
OK-6 KBUG 1.66-in. SM
15/8-in. JDS
OM-l MMG RK RK-l Core extension 111/4-in.
11/2-in. SB
2-in. JDC
R MMA RA JC-3 209/l6-in.
2-in. SB
11/4-in. JDC
KBUG BK-2 JK-2 -
1.66-in. SM
L
2-in. JDC
MMA RA JC-3 43/4-in.
2-in. SB
15/8-in. JDS+
L-2D MMG RK RK-1 Core extension 43/4-in.
11/2-in. SB
Merla 27/8-in. KBMG 1 /4-in. JDC
1
BK-2 JK-2 -
TMP 3 /2-in. KBUG 1.66-in. SM

1
15/8-in. JDS +
3 /2-in. MMG 12-in. Spacer
Merla Core extension
RK RK- 1
TP 11/2-in. SB 7-in. Spacer
1
4 /2-in. MMG
* Possible use in deviated wells

Good practices

Use the least amount of Stem possible to perform the operation

Use Brass shear pins
Set a valve catcher (junk basket) before pulling/setting valves
Ensure pressures at SPMs are equalized before commencing operation
Remove upstroke jars before setting gaslift valves
Record changes to toolstring/kick over tool on problem SPMs
Record serial number, depth and pressure of valves set
 Camco Side Pocket Mandrel identification

BASIC DESIGN FEATURES

KB 1ST IDENTIFIER 1" POCKET

M 1ST IDENTIFIER 1-1/2" POCKET
M 2ND IDENTIFIER OVAL BODY PIPE
M 3RD IDENTIFIER MACHINED POCKET W/TOOL DISCRIMINATOR
G TOOL DISCRIMNINATOR AND ORIENTING SLEEVE
R CAMCO DESIGN - ROUND BODY PIPE
T TRUGUIDE DESIGN - ROUND BODY PIPE
A A POCKET PROFILE
U REDUCED O.D. AND I.D.
E STANDARD POCKET PORTING - BOTTOM EXHAUST
EC POCKET PORTED TO TUBING - BOTTOM EXHAUST
W WATERFLOOD

BASIC DESIGN VARIATIONS

2 SLIGHTLY REDUCED MAJOR O.D.

3 SPECIAL THREADING CONSIDERATIONS
4 THREAD RECUTS
5 EXTERNAL GUARD DEVICES
7 SPECIAL INTERNAL MODIFICATIONS
8 SPECIAL POCKET MODIFICATION
9 BOTTOM LATCH ONLY
10 PLUGGABLE OR NO PORTS

LT SIDEPIPE POCKET PORTING

LTS SIDELUG TO ACCEPT INJECTION TUBE
V MULTIPLE POCKET
 Fishing information
Decision tree for wire breaks

Formula to calculate the top of the wire

TOW = [D (C + L) ] + [((C + L) x F) + H]
1000

TOW - Top of Wire (estimated)

D - Depth tool was in the hole when the wire broke
C - Counter reading with the wire spooled back to the counter-head
L - Length of wire from counter-head to zero point including going
Over the stuffing box sheave

F - Fallback factor of wire from chart

H - Height or distance the tools fell down the hole after the wire
broke
Wireline fallback
Tubing Size Slickline OD
Fall (ft/1000ft)
(in) (in)
2 3 /8 0.092 10
7
2 /8 0.092 12
1
3 /2 0.092 16
1
3 /2 0.108 15
1
3 /2 0.125 14
1 3
3 /2 /16 20
1
4 /2 0.092 29
1
4 /2 0.108 27
1
4 /2 0.125 25
1 3
4 /2 /16 35
1
5 /2 0.092 45
1
5 /2 0.108 40
1
5 /2 0.125 36
1 3
5 /2 /16 50
7 0.108 90
7 0.125 85
3
7 /16 100

Once a fishing job has occurred the objective is to rectify the situation as safely
and efficiently as possible, to meet these criteria here are some guidelines:

Check the well files for previous problems

Always run slowly observing odometer and weight indicator closely
Record length of wire recorded
Always run wire grab on jar up to release pulling tool
Keep careful record of toolstring lengths and O.Ds
Function test all tools
Test wire frequently
Avoid kinking the wire
Always ensure the largest OD on the toolstring is below the mechanical
jars
Plan, execute then evaluate constantly
If unsure - ask !!!!