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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Cementing Equipment
LINER HANGERS
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Cement Manifold
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6-7
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Tubing Swivel
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One of Smith's main goals is to provide Customer Satisfaction. This is achieved by three basic but very efficient steps:
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TECHNICAL INFORMATION
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Elastomer Guide
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Cement Bushing
Cementing Pack Offs
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Quality Statement
Smith Internationals Quality Policy is
to - establish a relentless focus on
satisfying customer needs and expectations.
Planning
Selection of Linger Hanger
System
Surge & Swab simulation
Torque & Drag simulation
Casing Hardware
Landing Collars (LC)
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Evaluation
Playback simulation using
actual job data for post job
evaluation
Post job analysis predict
and explain potential job
evaluation
Implementing
Real-time recording of key
parameters during job execution
LINER HANGERS
LINER HANGERS
Applications
Running liners in damaged or obstructed wellbores
Hanging extremely heavy liners in
high-grade casing, where maximum
bite is required
Hanging liners in low-strength, uncemented, or multi-string casing where
thorough load distribution is critical
Features & Benefits
Drive slots in the liner top permit rotation while running to orient around
obstructions (PSHR), also available
without the Drive slots for non rotation applications (PSH)
Heavy-wall tubular alloy steel construction designed specifically to
hang heavy liners; no pressure retention included for maximum hanging performance
Tongue-and-groove slip design completely recesses slips into the tool
body, reducing running interference
High cone angle of slip design reduces horizontal slip forces in supporting casing
Slips manufactured to 55-60 Rockwell C hardness for high-grade
casing compatibility
Enhanced fluid flow arrangement
permits internal and external fluid
bypass
Hanging capacity normally greater
than the conventional dual cone designs of the same size
External and internal fluid flow bypass is optimized by eliminating
close tieback seal bore clearance
PSH
PSHR
STP
STPR
LINER HANGERS
LINER HANGERS
Cone angle:
The tongue-and-groove slip design on the PSH has an effective cone angle about twice that of conventional hangers.
This reduces the horizontal slip force (burst pressure) on
the intermediate casing and lowers the collapse load on the
hanger body. This design gives increased safety margins
unavailable with any other hanger on the market today.
Slip contact:
The tool's slip design and positive setting method ensure
complete contact with the intermediate casing, from the top
to the bottom of the slip. The result is efficient, predictable
and uniform transfer of weight to the intermediate casing.
Conventional liner hangers tend to preferentially load the
slip, reducing the effective slip area and increasing the slip
load above the predicted value.
Figure 1
Typical stress distribution in supporting
casing using conventional cone and slip
liner hanger (9 58" casing with 108,000
lbs. liner loading illustrated).
PSI
Stress
The PSTBR is also available with an integral cementing bushing profile for increased pressure performance.
Slip timing:
The Smith design overcomes the problem of poor slip timing with carefully synchronized contact between the slips
and casing. Conventional hangers have a tendency for one
slip or set of slips to take weight before the others, causing
uneven loading of the intermediate casing and increasing
the potential for liner/casing failure.
FSP
PSRT
PSDT
Accessories
The Pocket Slip Retrievable Cementing
Bushing (PSRT) features an RCB profile and a honed seal bore to maximize
pressure performance. The Pocket Slip
Drillable Cementing Bushing (PSDT) includes inserts to provide a seal between
the setting tool slick joint and housing,
and leave minimal core when drilled out
with full gauge bits or mills.
Figure 1:
For the Conventional hanger, the 9-5/8" casing is stressed
to a level of 152,381 psi at the center where the slip is located. In most cases this stress would exceed the strength
of the casing and there would be permanent deformation at
this point. In reality, the cement behind the casing would
minimize this deformation but it demonstrates the start of
possible pipe burst if the cement were not in place.
Figure 2:
Shows the pipe stress levels when loaded by the Pocket
Slip Hanger. Here the stress of 29,239 psi is well within the
strength of even J-55 pipe. Even in the absence of cement,
the casing would not experience any permanent deformation. The advantage of being able to hang long, heavy liners
is clearly illustrated.
PSTBR
PSI
Stress
Figure 2
Typical stress distribution in supporting
casing using Smith PSH liner hanger
(9 58" casing with 108,000 lbs. liner loading
illustrated).
FSP
Setting
Tool
LINER HANGERS
LINER HANGERS
Hanger
Tieback
Size
Hanger
Tieback
Size
Hanger
Tieback
Size
Hanger
Tieback
Liner x
Casing
Casing
OD
ID
OD
ID
Liner x
Casing
Casing
OD
ID
OD
ID
Liner x
Casing
Casing
OD
ID
OD
ID
Liner x Casing
Casing
OD
ID
OD
ID
(in.)
(mm)
(lb/ft)
(kg/M)
(in.)
(mm)
(in.)
(mm)
(in.)
(mm)
(in.)
(mm)
(in.)
(mm)
(lb/ft)
(kg/M)
(in.)
(mm)
(in.)
(mm)
(in.)
(mm)
(in.)
(mm)
(in.)
(mm)
(lb/ft)
(kg/M)
(in.)
(mm)
(in.)
(mm)
(in.)
(mm)
(in.)
(mm)
(in.)
(mm)
(lb/ft)
(kg/M)
(in.)
(mm)
(in.)
(mm)
(in.)
(mm)
(in.)
(mm)
11.50
17.30
4.30
109.22
3.60
91.44
4.12
104.65
3.50
88.90
14
20.8
4.76
120.90
4.06
103.12
24.0 - 29.7
35.7 - 44.2
6.62
168.15
15.5
23.1
4.70
119.38
4.00
101.60
33.7 - 39.0
50.1 - 58.0
6.43
163.32
5.50
139.7
12.30
312.42
4.25
107.95
6.25
158.75
48.0
71.4
13.00
19.30
5.62
142.74
6.18
156.97
54.5
81.1
12.20
309.88
61.0
90.8
12.10
307.34
10.70
271.78
11.75
292.10
10.375
263.5
68.0 - 72.0
101.2 - 107.1
12.04
305.82
48.0
71.4
12.30
312.42
54.5
81.1
12.20
309.88
61.0
90.8
12.10
307.34
10.70
271.78
11.75
292.10
10.625
269.9
68.0 - 72.0
101.2 - 107.1
12.04
305.82
48.0
71.4
12.30
312.42
54.5
81.1
12.20
309.88
61.0
90.8
12.10
307.34
68.0 - 72.0
101.2 - 107.1
12.04
305.82
55.0 - 70.0
81.8 - 104.2
14.75
374.65
75.0 - 84.0
111.6 - 125.0
14.53
369.06
13.62
345.95
12.625
320.7
109.0 - 118.0
162.2 - 175.6
14.16
359.66
146.0
217.2
13.62
345.95
94.0 - 106.5
139.9 - 158.5
18.37
466.6
117.0 - 133.0
174.1 - 197.9
18.12
460.25
147.0
218.7
18.06
458.72
17.50
444.5
16.00
406.4
169
251.5
17.93
455.42
3x5
88.9 x
127.0
3x5
88.9 x
139.7
4x5
101.6 x
127.0
4x5
101.6 x
139.7
3.47
88.14
4.00
101.60
3.375
85.73
4x5
114.3 x
139.7
5x7
139.7 x
193.7
17
25.3
4.63
117.60
3.83
99.82
42.8 - 45.3
63.7 - 67.4
20
29.3
4.53
115.06
3.83
97.28
32.3 - 40.0
48.1 - 59.5
8.50
215.9
17.0 - 20.0
25.3 - 29.8
6.21
157.73
40.0 - 47.0
59.5 - 69.9
8.37
212.6
23.0 - 26.0
34.2 - 36.7
6.03
153.16
47.0 - 53.5
69.9 - 79.6
8.25
209.55
29
43.2
5.95
151.13
58.4
86.9
8.12
206.25
32.0 - 35.0
47.6 - 52.1
5.78
146.81
40.5 - 45.5
60.3 - 67.7
9.62
244.35
38
56.5
5.70
144.78
51.5 - 55.5
76.6 - 82.6
9.43
239.52
17.0 - 20.0
25.3 - 29.8
6.21
157.73
60.7 - 65.7
90.3 - 97.8
9.25
234.95
23.0 - 26.0
34.2 - 36.7
6.03
153.16
32.3 - 40.0
48.1 - 59.5
8.50
215.9
29
43.2
5.95
151.13
40.0 - 47.0
59.5 - 69.9
8.37
212.6
32.0 - 35.0
47.6 - 52.1
5.78
146.81
47.0 - 53.5
69.9 - 79.6
8.25
209.55
38
56.5
5.70
144.78
58.4
86.9
8.12
206.25
24.0 - 29.7
35.7 - 44.2
6.62
168.15
40.5 - 45.5
60.3 - 67.7
9.62
244.35
33.7 - 39.0
50.1 - 58.0
6.43
163.32
51.5 - 55.5
76.6 - 82.6
9.43
239.52
42.8 - 45.3
63.7 - 67.4
6.18
156.97
60.7 - 65.7
90.3 - 97.8
9.25
234.95
3.83
97.28
17.0 - 20.0
25.3 - 29.8
6.21
157.73
3.83
97.28
23.0 - 26.0
34.2 - 36.7
6.03
153.16
60.0 - 65.0
89.3 - 96.7
10.38
263.65
29
43.2
5.95
151.13
32.0 - 35.0
47.6 - 52.1
5.78
146.81
38
56.5
5.70
144.78
15.00
22.30
4.17
105.92
18.00
26.80
4.03
102.36
14.00
20.80
4.76
120.90
15.50
23.10
4.70
119.38
17.00
25.30
4.63
117.60
20.00
29.30
4.53
115.06
23.00
34.20
4.43
112.52
23.80
35.40
4.37
111.00
26.00
38.70
4.30
109.22
11.50
17.10
4.30
109.22
13.00
19.30
4.25
107.95
15.00
22.30
4.17
105.92
18.00
26.80
4.03
102.36
3.33
84.58
14.00
20.80
4.76
120.90
4.06
103.12
15.50
23.10
4.70
119.38
4.00
101.60
17.00
25.30
4.63
117.60
20.00
29.30
4.53
115.06
23.00
34.20
4.43
112.52
23.80
35.40
4.37
111.00
26.00
38.70
4.30
109.22
3.33
84.58
3.93
99.82
4.25
107.95
3.75
95.25
3.83
97.28
3.60
91.44
4.00
101.60
3.50
88.90
5x7
127.0 x
177.8
3.47
88.14
3.60
91.44
4x7
114.3 x
177.8
4.50
114.30
3.97
100.84
3.91
99.31
5x7
127.0 x
193.8
5x7
139.7 x
177.8
5.12
130.05
4.87
123.7
5.12
130.05
4.87
123.7
5.75
146.05
5.50
139.7
5.75
146.05
5.50
139.7
5.00
127.00
or
4.75
120.65
4.75
120.65
5.00
127.00
4.75
120.65
5.62
142.75
6.25
158.75
5.50
139.70
5.25
133.35
5.87
149.10
5.125
130.18
7x9
177.8 x
244.5
7 x 10
177.8 x
273.0
7x9
193.7 x
244.5
and
7x9
196.85 x
244.5
7 x 10
193.7 x
273.0
9x
11
244.5 x
298.5
5.12
130.05
4.87
123.7
9 x 13
244.5 x 339.7
5.25
133.35
7.31
185.67
8.00
203.2
7.125
180.9
or
7.25
184.15
7.12
180.84
7.87
199.9
7.00
177.8
8.00
203.2
8.50
215.9
7.375
187.3
7.31
185.67
8.00
203.2
7.250
184.15
10 x 13
244.5 x 339.7
11 x 13
298.5 x 339.7
7.12
180.84
8.00
203.2
8.75
222.25
7.75
196.85
13 x 16
339.7 x 406.4
9.38
238.25
10.00
254.00
9.25
234.95
16 x 20
406.4 x 508.0
10.70
271.78
12.75
323.85
12.00
304.8
16.12
409.45
LINER HANGERS
LINER HANGERS
The Rotating Pocket Slip Liner Hanger delivers unmatched rotating performance by combining the slip design of the Pocket
Slip Hanger with an inner mandrel supported by a cylindrical
roller bearing. The Rotating Pocket Slip Liner Hanger can be
configured with a spacer sleeve in place of the bearing assembly
to deliver the same exceptional hanging capacities and minimal
casing loading characteristics for non-rotating applications.
EZ Series Liner Hangers is one of the most reliable and efficient Mechanical Set Liner Hangers,
as it is comprised of the hanger body or mandrel
one or more sets of cone pads, slips and a cage
assembly to carry the slips. The cage contains
a J slot and drag springs to control the movement of the slips into contact with the cones.
A lug on the hanger body controls the cage J
slot. A gage ring protects the slips when running the hanger into the wellbore.
Non-Rotating Mechanical Set (EZ) Liner Hangers are set through manipulation of the work
string: quarter right hand turn aligns the cones
and the slips, after which slack off sets the slips
into the casing wall
Other components required for liner rotation are the setting tool
and the setting adapter. Hydraulic release (SHTR) and Double
Spline (STS) setting tool provide the most flexibility.
Mechanical Set Rotating Pocket Slip Liner
Hanger Features:
Bodies are manufactured from mechanical tubing to equivalent grade of the liner. 80,000 psi and 110,000 psi yield
strengths are standard. Other yield strengths and materials available on request.
Pocket Slip design eliminates cone collapse common to
conventional rotating liner hangers.
Reduced slip loads minimize stresses in supporting casing.
Inner surface of cone coated with low friction materials for
optimal performance
Dependable right hand setting is standard.
Slips are manufactured to Rockwell "C" scale hardness of
55 to 60 for use in the highest grade casing strings.
Hydraulic Set Rotating Pocket Slip Liner Hanger
Features:
Pocket slip design eliminates cone collapse while providing
an effective cone angle twice than the conventional hangers
Slips are manufactured to 55-60 Rockwell C hardness for
high-grade casing compatibility
Cylindrical roller bearing can be replaced with a spacer
sleeve when rotation is not required
Manufactured from mechanical tubing of equivalent liner
grade; 80,000 psi through 125,000 psi yields are standard,
with other yield strengths and materials available by special order
Reduces slip loads minimizes stresses in supporting casing
Right hand rotation of liner after hanging and during cementing
RPSM
EZ
HPS
LINER HANGERS
LINER HANGERS
Max.
OD
Casing
(in.)
(mm)
(lb/ft)
(kg/M)
(in.)
(mm)
24.0 - 29.7
35.7 - 44.19
6.62
168.15
33.7 - 39.0
50.1 - 58.0
6.37
161.80
32.30
48.06
8.68
220.47
36.0 - 43.5
53.57 - 64.73
8.43
214.12
47.0 - 53.5
69.93 - 79.61
8.25
209.55
32.30
48.06
8.68
220.47
36.0 - 43.5
53.57 - 64.73
8.50
215.90
47.0 - 53.5
69.93 - 79.61
8.31
211.07
42.0
62.50
10.81
274.57
47.0 - 54.0
69.93 - 80.35
10.62
269.75
6.05
153.67
60.0 - 65.0
89.28 - 96.72
10.43
264.92
29.0 - 32.0
43.2 - 47.6
5.87
149.10
48.0
71.42
12.25
311.15
35.0 - 38.0
52.1 - 56.5
5.68
144.27
54.5 - 68.0
81.09 - 101.18
12.00
304.80
24.0 - 29.7
35.7 - 44.19
6.50
165.10
72.0 - 85.0
107.14 - 126.48
11.75
298.45
33.7 - 39.0
50.1 - 58.0
6.25
158.75
48.0
71.42
12.37
314.20
17.0 - 20.0
25.3 - 29.8
6.21
157.73
54.5 - 68.0
81.09 - 101.18
12.12
307.85
23.0 - 26.0
34.2 - 38.7
6.05
153.67
72.0 - 85.0
107.14 - 126.48
11.87
301.50
Casing
(in.)
(mm)
(lb/ft)
(kg/M)
(in.)
(mm)
13.0 - 18.0
19.63 - 26.8
4.08
103.63
20.3 - 24.2
30.2 - 36.0
3.81
96.77
11.5 - 13.0
17.3 - 19.3
4.25
107.95
15.0 - 18.0
22.3 - 26.8
4.08
103.63
14.0 - 17.0
20.8 - 25.3
4.68
118.87
20.0 - 23.0
29.8 - 34.2
4.45
113.03
14.0 - 17.0
20.8 - 25.3
4.68
118.87
17.0 - 26.0
25.3 - 38.7
6.05
153.67
29.0 - 38.0
43.2 - 56.5
5.68
144.27
17.0 - 20.0
25.3 - 29.8
6.18
156.97
23.0 - 26.0
34.2 - 38.7
3x5
88.9 x 127.0
3x5
88.9 x 139.7
4x5
101.6 x 139.7
4x7
114.3 x 117.8
5x7
127.0 x 177.8
5x7
127.0 x 193.8
5x7
139.7 x 177.8
5x7
139.7 x 193.8
7x9
177.8 x 244.5
7x9
193.67 x 244.5
and
7x9
196.85 x 244.5
9 x 11
244.5 x 298.45
9 x 13
244.5 x 339.73
10 x 13
273.05 x 339.73
Max.
OD
Liner x Casing
Liner x Casing
2x5
75.03 x 127.0
Size
HSDB
10
11
LINER HANGERS
Max.
OD
Casing
(in.)
(mm)
(lb/ft)
(kg/M)
(in.)
(mm)
24.0 - 29.7
35.7 - 44.19
6.62
168.15
33.7 - 39.0
50.1 - 58.0
6.37
161.80
32.30
48.06
8.68
220.47
36.0 - 43.5
53.57 - 64.73
8.43
214.12
47.0 - 53.5
69.93 - 79.61
8.25
209.55
32.30
48.06
8.68
220.47
36.0 - 43.5
53.57 - 64.73
8.50
215.90
47.0 - 53.5
69.93 - 79.61
8.31
211.07
42.0
62.50
10.81
274.57
47.0 - 54.0
69.93 - 80.35
10.62
269.75
6.05
153.67
60.0 - 65.0
89.28 - 96.72
10.43
264.92
29.0 - 32.0
43.2 - 47.6
5.87
149.10
48.0
71.42
12.25
311.15
35.0 - 38.0
52.1 - 56.5
5.68
144.27
54.5 - 68.0
81.09 - 101.18
12.00
304.80
24.0 - 29.7
35.7 - 44.19
6.50
165.10
72.0 - 85.0
107.14 - 126.48
11.75
298.45
33.7 - 39.0
50.1 - 58.0
6.25
158.75
48.0
71.42
12.37
314.20
17.0 - 20.0
25.3 - 29.8
6.21
157.73
54.5 - 68.0
81.09 - 101.18
12.12
307.85
23.0 - 26.0
34.2 - 38.7
6.05
153.67
72.0 - 85.0
107.14 - 126.48
11.87
301.50
Casing
(in.)
(mm)
(lb/ft)
(kg/M)
(in.)
(mm)
13.0 - 18.0
19.63 - 26.8
4.08
103.63
20.3 - 24.2
30.2 - 36.0
3.81
96.77
11.5 - 13.0
17.3 - 19.3
4.25
107.95
15.0 - 18.0
22.3 - 26.8
4.08
103.63
14.0 - 17.0
20.8 - 25.3
4.68
118.87
20.0 - 23.0
29.8 - 34.2
4.45
113.03
14.0 - 17.0
20.8 - 25.3
4.68
118.87
17.0 - 26.0
25.3 - 38.7
6.05
153.67
29.0 - 38.0
43.2 - 56.5
5.68
144.27
17.0 - 20.0
25.3 - 29.8
6.18
156.97
23.0 - 26.0
34.2 - 38.7
3x5
88.9 x 127.0
3x5
88.9 x 139.7
4x5
101.6 x 139.7
4x7
114.3 x 117.8
5x7
127.0 x 177.8
5x7
127.0 x 193.8
5x7
139.7 x 177.8
5x7
139.7 x 193.8
7x9
177.8 x 244.5
7x9
193.67 x 244.5
and
7x9
196.85 x 244.5
9 x 11
244.5 x 298.45
9 x 13
244.5 x 339.73
10 x 13
273.05 x 339.73
Max.
OD
Liner x Casing
Liner x Casing
2x5
75.03 x 127.0
Size
WMP w/o
Hold Down
Slips
WMP w/
Hold Down Slips
12
13
The Long Reach Liner Top Packer (LRTP) facilitates successful liner deployment in vertical
and long reach horizontal wellbores. Hydraulicsetting, combined with push, pull and rotation
capabilities allow controlled liner deployment
without excessive work string manipulation.
Ease of deployment is further enhanced by an
internal bypass included in the packer and the
Long Reach Setting Tool (LRST) reducing piston
effect during running. The packer features an
internal circulating string for wellbore fluid displacement where required. Packer elements are
available with standard or thermal elastomeric
construction for use in steam injection applications.
LRTP w/
Thermal
Element
LRTP w/
Standard
Element
Applications
Running liners in long reach horizontal wells
Setting sand screens in open hole below a
liner
Applications requiring extended drill down of
the liner
Running conditions where the liner may need
to be pushed or jarred to bottom
Hanging light weight liners when a conventional inner hanger is not necessary
Applications in which the liner is either
dropped off or needs to be hung and held
down
Architectures in which additional bypass area
is required for minimizing lost circulation, or
facilitating faster running speeds
The CLT seals into the existing liner tieback receptacle and is set with
compression, sealing the annular area between the liner and casing.
It also provides a new tieback receptacle for future operations. The
CLTP includes the same features as the CLT, but is designed for use
with pocket slip liner systems.
LRST
HLT
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Size
ID
Liner x Casing
Casing
OD
ID
(in.)
(mm)
(lb/ft)
(kg/M)
(in.)
(mm)
(in.)
(mm)
(in.)
(mm)
(lb/ft)
(kg/M)
(in.)
(mm)
(in.)
(mm)
5.82
147.82
5.25
133.35
5.625
143.00
5.125
130.18
5.82
147.82
5.25
133.35
6.25
158.75
5.25
133.35
4
101.6
x
5
139.7
20
29.8
15
22.3
23
34.2
17
25.3
20
29.8
4.375
111.25
3.75
95.25
29
43.2
32
47.6
14
20.8
38
56.5
15
22.3
4.625
117.60
4.125
104.78
24
35.7
17
25.3
26.4
39.3
5
127.0
x
7
193.7
29
43.2
5.625
143.00
33.7
50.1
55.3
82.3
5.00
127.00
24
35.7
32
47.6
38
56.5
29.7
44.2
39
58.0
26
38.7
35
52.1
26
38.7
35
52.1
23
34.2
4
114.3
x
7
177.8
5
127.0
x
7
177.8
26
38.7
20
29.8
TSN
14
20.8
23
34.2
Tieback
OD
TBR
Size
Casing
3
88.9
x
5
139.7
Tieback
Liner x Casing
5
127.0
x
7
193.7
26.4
39.3
29.7
44.2
33.7
50.1
39
58.0
OFC
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17
Size
Tieback
Liner x Casing
Casing
OD
ID
Liner x Casing
Casing
OD
ID
(in.)
(mm)
(lb/ft)
(kg/M)
(in.)
(mm)
(in.)
(mm)
(in.)
(mm)
(lb/ft)
(kg/M)
(in.)
(mm)
(in.)
(mm)
8.38
212.85
7.75
196.85
5
139.7
x
7
177.8
20
29.8
23
34.2
32
47.6
6.06
153.92
5.562
141.27
26
38.7
26.4
39.3
29.7
44.2
6.38
162.05
5.75
146.05
40
59.5
43
64.0
47
69.9
53.5
79.6
33.7
50.1
53.5 SD
79.6
39
58.0
42
62.5
32
47.6
9
244.5
x
11
298.5
36
53.6
40
59.5
7
177.8
x
9
244.5
36
53.6
7
193.7
x
9
244.5
24
35.7
5
139.7
x
7
193.7
43
64.0
8.25
209.55
54
80.4
53.5
79.6
54
80.4
8.12
206.25
7.375
187.33
7.75
196.85
10.38
263.65
9.875
250.83
60
89.3
48
71.4
53.5 SD
79.6
PBR Sizes
8.25
209.55
65
96.7
7.375
9
244.5
x
13
339.7
61
90.8
68
101.2
47
69.9
47
66.9
58
86.30
Tieback
11.5
292.10
10.375
263.53
72
107.1
77
114.6
PBR
85
126.5
18
19
ID
OD
Max. ID Thru
Seal Nipple
(in.)
(mm)
(in.)
(mm)
(in.)
(mm)
2.60
62.28
3.50
88.9
1.929
49.00
3.00
76.20
4.00
101.6
2.372
60.25
3.25
82.55
4.25
180.0
2.372
60.25
3.50
88.90
4.50
114.3
2.372
60.25
3.75
95.25
5.00
127.0
2.372
60.25
4.00
101.60
5.25
133.4
2.917
74.09
4.25
107.95
5.50
139.7
2.917
74.09
4.40
111.76
5.75
149.1
2.917
74.09
4.75
120.65
6.00
157.4
2.917
74.09
5.00
127.00
6.25
158.8
3.398
86.31
6.00
152.40
7.50
190.5
4.276
108.61
6.25
158.75
7.75
196.9
4.276
108.61
6.625
168.28
8.25
209.6
4.276
108.61
The ISA consists of a body with internal and external seals, a locking lug arrangement and a
floating, polished OD slick joint that connects to
the production tubing. The assembly is locked
into the receiving profile by the slick joint. A reduced OD section of the slick joint permits the assembly to be stabbed into the profile and locked
by five to six right-hand rotations, releasing the
slick joint from the body and moving the lugs
into the locked position. Once seated, the slick
joint is free to move within the full OD length.
Slick joint length is determined by tubing movement in reaction to well conditions.
To re-enter the liner with full gauge tools, the
ISA is retrieved by straight pick up of the production tubing. This places the reduced section
of the slick joint under the locking lugs, permitting retrieval. The liner is unrestricted following
removal of the ISA.
RLA
RLA
Setting Tool
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ISA
The Dual Flow Assembly (DFA) provides a practical method of completing a well with two tubing
strings using Polished Bore Receptacles (PBR).
The Dual Flows Seal Assembly seals at the top
of a liner. The long string side seals inside a lower
PBR at a transition point in the liner. The Dual Flow
Assembly can also be used in single zone completions for continuous treatment or where intermittent or continual chemical injection is warranted.
Alternately the second tubing string could be used
as a kill string.
TSA
PLA
DFA
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Integrated Liner Hanger Packers (LHP) combines a liner top packer with a liner hanger,
with the packing element set at the same time
the hanger is engaged. LHPs are available in
mechanical- or hydraulic- set (HHP) configurations, with or without hold down slips. Mechanical packers feature reliable right-hand
setting, while hydraulic packers incorporate
debris wiper seals in the piston for dependable performance. Due to their specialized
nature, liner hanger packers are recommended for less severe applications.
Applications
The LHP is commonly deployed with sand
screens or slotted liners.
The packer is also particularly effective
when used with scab liners.
The LHP is used as the bottom packer with
a weight-set packer above with casing in
between to straddle a damaged section of
casing or perforations.
Model D/
STL
The Setting Adapter with Tieback Receptacle (SATM) Assembly incorporates the right-hand release liner running
thread with a spline arrangement that permits both righthand hanger set and release. A metal-to-metal seal surface between the setting adapter and tieback receptacle
provides maximum pressure integrity, while the included
Retrievable Cementing Bushing (RCB) seals the annular
area between the work string and the liner top.
Features and Benefits
Manufactured from heavy-wall tubular alloys with
yield strengths matching the liner
Spline system provides positive torque transmission
to the liner
Polished bore-type tieback receptacle is standard
Metal-to-metal seal eliminates elastomers
Integral RCB profile
HHP
LHP
SATM
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The Double Spline Setting (STS) assembly consists of a Model STS Liner Setting Tool, a cementing pack off and liner
wiper plug holder. This is used exclusively with double spline
setting adapters. This system is used for conveying rotating
mechanically or hydraulically set liner hangers. A packer dog
assembly can be included if running an integral liner packer.
The Model STS Liner Setting Tool incorporates the right-hand
release liner running thread with a double spline arrangement having approximately 48 inches between the upper
and lower splines. These splines permit right hand setting of
mechanical-set hangers as well as facilitating liner rotation
after the hanger is set.
STHR
Model STS
The Hydraulic Release Setting Adapter with Tieback Receptacle (SHTS) Assembly incorporates a hydraulic release
liner running thread with an auto-clutch arrangement that
permits right-hand hanger setting as well as right-hand rotation. A metal-to-metal seal surface between the setting
adapter and tieback receptacle provides maximum pressure
integrity, while the included RCB seals the annular area between the work string and the liner top. The SHTS features
a back up mechanical release.
The Double Spline Setting Adapter (SSTM) is used exclusively with double spline setting tools. This system is used for
conveying rotating mechanical or hydraulic-set liner hangers. The DS incorporates the right-hand release liner running thread with a double spline arrangement having approximately 48 inches between the upper and lower splines.
These splines permit right-hand setting of mechanical set
hangers as well as facilitating liner rotation after the hanger
is set.
Features and Benefits
Dependable mechanical right-hand release from the liner.
High torque transmission capability through long, heavyduty spline dogs
48 inch stroke kelly for determining drill pipe torque independent from liner torque
Right-hand rotation of liners after hanging the rotating
liner hanger
Easily adapted with packer tamping dogs for setting integrally run liner top packers without performance loss
Accommodates a variety of cementing pack offs
SSTM
SHTS
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Model
J
The Tamping Dog Assembly is used with a liner setting tool to enable "setting" of liner top packers.
The tamping dog assembly is installed between the
liner setting tool and the extension assembly. When
the complete setting tool is assembled with the setting adapter of the packer, the tamping dog assembly is contained within the tieback receptacle (setting sleeve). The dogs are spring loaded to ensure
complete extension when the assembly is removed
from the tieback receptacle. Work string slack off
weight is transferred through the dogs into the tieback receptacle and into the packing element, setting the packer.
Features & Benefits
Heavy-duty body manufactured from AISI 4100
series alloy steel.
Tensile rating equal to or greater than the liner
setting tool.
Large dogs with machined shoulders for optimum weight transfer to the packer.
Smooth ID matched to liner setting tool and
extension assembly for trouble free passage of
drill pipe wiper plugs.
SJTM
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Tamping Dog
Assembly
CEMENT BUSHING
CEMENT BUSHING
The Cementing pack off seals the annular area between the
work string and the top of the liner. Several different types are
used to achieve this seal; their usage is dependent on well conditions and preferences.
The Cementing Pack Off Coupling (POC) is a Polished Bore Receptacle (PBR)-type seal attached to
the liner setting tool. It seals into a PBR run in the
liner assembly or the tieback receptacle. This seal
assembly utilizes one PBR seal unit for premium
pressure integrity. Following retrieval, access to
the liner is unrestricted.
POC
RCB w/
Slick Joint
The Swab Cup Assembly (SWCA) is used in applications that do not require the higher performance
capability of a Retrievable Cementing Bushing,
Drillable Cementing Bushing or Pack Off coupling.
The packer cup assembly uses commercially available swab cups. When assembled to the mandrel,
these swab cups are designed to hold pressure in
one direction only. The SWCA is run on tail pipe below the setting tool, providing unrestricted access
to the liner when retrieved.
SWCA
DCB
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CASING HARDWARE
CASING HARDWARE
Landing Collars
The Landing Collar (LC) acts as a seat and latch for the
liner wiper plug, and is normally run one joint above the
float collar or float shoe if a float collar is not installed.
The LC provides a positive stop for the cementing plugs.
This system holds pressure from above and below when
the pump down or liner wiper plugs land and latch at the
end of cement displacement.
The Guide Shoe (GS) aids in running liners by providing a purpose-built guide in place of an open ended
liner joint, and are run on screened or slotted liners
in place of a float shoe. A cement nose is standard,
with bladed bottoms available by special order.
The Float Shoe (FS) is made up as the first component in a liner assembly. The tool features an insert
dart-type poppet valve with elastomer seals cemented into the housing, and includes a standard cement
nose, with a bladed bottom available by special order. All internal parts are PDC drillable.
FS
BC
GS
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CEMENTING EQUIPMENT
CEMENTING EQUIPMENT
Pump Down
Plug
34
35
Liner Wiper
Plug
CEMENTING EQUIPMENT
CEMENT MANIFOLD
Plug Drop
Assembly
Ball Drop
Assembly
CMSB
DPS
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37
CEMENT MANIFOLD
The Top Drive Cementing Manifold (CMIB) eliminates cement contamination of top drive components by creating a flow path for cement and displacing fluids without passing through the rigs top
drive assembly, making it ideal for cementing liners
with a top drive system on the rig. The high capacity CMIB consists of a swivel and an internal bypass
manifold with integral ball drop and plug drop assemblies. The one-piece swivel housing eliminates
threads, flanges or welds while increasing strength
and reducing bending loads imposed on the inlets.
Drop mechanisms are self-contained for low maintenance, and feature an independent indicator for
each plug or ball dropped. The CMIB can be configured for single plug, single ball drop or dual plug,
single ball drop, and is suitable for running and cementing all types of liner systems, including rotating liner systems.
Tubing Swivel
Ported
SWCA
BCS
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39
TS
Pocket Slip
Rotating Liner
Hanger (available
with Non-Rotating
Pocket Slip)
Frontier Series
Packer
Tieback
Receptacle
Cement Bushing
Profile (PSRT)
Landing Collar
FSP Setting Tool
Dual Valve
Float Collar
Retrievable
Cementing
Bushing
Slick Joint
DMA
Dual Valve
Float Shoe
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Retrievable
Cement Bushing
Profile
Junk Strainer
Junk Strainer
STX Drill Pipe
Extension
Hydraulic Rotating
Pocket Slip Liner
Hanger HPS
Drill Pipe
Extension STX
EZRD Non-Rotating
Mechanical Set
Liner Hanger
Tamping Dogs
DA Tamping Dog
Model D/STL
Mechanical
Release Tool
Hydraulic Release
Tool SHTR
Ball Catch
Landing Collar
Landing Collar
Retrievable
Cement Bushing
Profile
Retrievable
Cementing
Bushing
Slick Joint
Double Valve
Float Collar
Dual Valve
Float Collar
Dual Valve
Float Shoe
Double Valve
Float Shoe
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43
Polished Bore
Receptacle
Retrievable
Cement Bushing
Profile
Tieback
Junk Strainer
WMPO Liner
Top Packer with
Integral Setting
Adapter SATM
SATM Setting
Adapter
Junk Strainer
DA Tamping Dog
Model D/STL
Mechanical
Release Tool
Compression
Setting Tool (CLT)
Ball Catch
Landing Collar
Model D/STL
Mechanical
Release Tool
Retrievable
Cement Bushing
Profile
RSJC Slick Joint
Seal Nipple
Retrievable
Cement Bushing
Double Valve
Float Shoe
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45
Figure H
A typical liner is run with an integral packer above the
liner hanger. The integral, weight set packer with hold
down slips is set after cementing. The packer allows excess cement to be reversed out above the liner top, saving
clean out time. Circulating pressures do not affect the
formation below the packer. The packer's hold down slips
also assist in keeping short, lightweight liners in position
until cement is set.
Figure C
A standard liner installation. Starting at the top, a setting
system with a tieback receptacle, setting adapter with
setting thread and RCB profile. The receptacle provides a
tieback alternative whether planned or unplanned. A mechanical set liner hanger suspends the liner weight from
the intermediate casing.
Figure D
This profile shows two Smith innovations - Compression
Set Packer and the retrievable PBR on an Retrievable Landing Assembly (RLA). The packer is run in a second trip and
set to isolate the liner-casing annulus and shut off a liner
top leak. The RLA, PBR and tail pipe with tubing profiles
are run to isolate the tubing from the liner below. The RLA
is completely retrievable, allowing full bore access to the
liner below during workover operations.
Figure E
The Insert Seal Assembly (ISA) uses the same profile used
by the RCB offering an economical tubing completion. It
provides most of the advantages of a PBR for low pressure
applications. After the liner is set and cemented, the profile remains in the top of the liner to accept the ISA.
Figure F
This diagram shows a wellbore design using the conventional approach to tie back a liner. A tieback receptacle
is mounted on top of a PBR having an RLA profile. The
hanger below the PBR must be designed to have a burst
pressure rating equal to the liner.
Figure G
At some time in the life of a well it may become necessary
to isolate a damaged section of the casing. From the top,
the casing patch consists of a weight set Liner Top Packer
(with or without holddowns slips), number of joints of liner required, a stage cementing collar, and a Liner Hanger
Packer with a guide shoe on bottom. The patch is run on
tubing or drill pipe with a mechanical set setting tool with
tamping dog assembly.
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TECHNICAL INFORMATION
Elastomer Guide
Good seal performance depends on matching materials,
properties, and stack design to the demands of the well
environment. Temperature, pressure differentials, acids,
inhibitors, H S, CO , and other harsh elements dictate seal
material selection. Disregarding these factors can shorten
the life of the completion and increase costs. Completion
Technology provides a wide range of elastomer selections
to meet demanding requirements.
Smiths standard Seal Stack is not nitrile based, but is a
compounded Viton* pressure ring design with glass-filled
Teflon* pressure and adapter rings. Our standard seal designs are capable of withstanding HCl, low concentrations
(5% maximum) of H S, C O , and temperatures to 400 F.
Viton seals are not recommended where high concentrations of amine corrosion inhibitors are likely to be present. Our standard seal stack is an economical selection
suitable for use in both high and low pressure applications
where well conditions fall within the conditions outlined
above. In order to maintain suitable performance levels,
this seal should not leave the seal bore under differential
pressure.
Aflas** Seal Stacks incorporate Aflas primary pressure
rings (replacing the Viton rings on the standard Smith seal
arrangement) with secondary pressure rings of glass-filled
Teflon and adapter rings offering H S and CO resistance.
In addition to temperature ratings up to 450F these seal
assemblies offer good pressure performance, as well as
proven chemical resistance to most well fluids, including
amine based inhibitors.
123 4
Teflon
Adapter
Ring
Teflon
Pressure
Ring
34
Standard
Seal
Stack
Viton
Pressure
Ring
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TECHNICAL INFORMATION
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
Ryton***
Adapter
Ring
Ryton***
Pressure
Ring
Kalrez*
Pressure
Ring
Summary of Testing
Capabilities
Hydrostatic Pressure: 15,000 psi
for 9-5/8 inches and smaller sizes. 10,000 psi for larger tools
Nitrogen Pressure: 15,000 psi for
9-5/8 inches and smaller sizes.
10,000 psi for larger tools
Temperature: 450 degrees F
Push: 785,000 lbs.
Pull: 589,000 lbs.
Continuous Rotation: 40 RPM
@ 1,450 ft-lbs (variable) with a
200,000 lb. applied load
Static Torque: 50,000 ft-lbs
Teflon
Pressure
Ring
Molded
Seal
Molded
Seal
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Commitment to Excellence
The new high bay test cell facility is
another example of Smith Services
Completion Systems commitment to
provide customers with products that
represent the industry benchmark for
quality of design, performance and
value.
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
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Field:
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Casing
Casing
Liner
Size (in.)
Weight, (lb / ft)
Pipe Grade
Nominal ID. (in.)
Drift (in.) Thread
Inside what hole ID (in.)
Top Depth (ft.) (T.V. / Mea.)
Depth Bottom (ft.) (T.V. / Mea.)
Length (ft.)
Deviation Top (deg.)
Deviation Bottom (deg.)
Burst Requirements (psi)
Collapse Requirements (psi)
Bottom Hole Temperature (deg. f )
Bottom Hole Pressure (psi)
H2S or CO2 % Amounts
Mud Weight (lb / gal)
Mud Type, Condition (lcm %)
Torque Requirement (ft / lbs)
General Hole Condition
Type of Rig
Type Requested
Setting Type (hyd. / mech.)
Pack Off Type
Planned Setting Pressure (psi)
Planning Setting Weight (lbs.)
Planned Overpull Weight (lbs.)
Planned Test Pressure (psi)
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Packer Data
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