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CATALOG 041 (REPLACES CATALOG 021)
R E D E F I N I N G R E L I A B I L I T Y T M
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Worldwide Locations
energy, even under the most challenging conditions. Hydril's first MEXICO, VILLAHERMOSA
objective is to anticipate the needs of our customers and exceed
U.S.A., TEXAS, ODESSA
Sales, Field Service
Field Service
their expectations everyday. Telephone: +52-93-1449-44
Telephone: 915-552-7850
NIGERIA, WARRI
Sales, Field Service, Service Center
Hydril is a registered trademark and service mark. CS, CB and Tripleseal are
Telephone: 871-762-154-478
registered trademarks. PH-4, PH-6, CRA, HTC, SLX, TAC, A-95, SuPreme,
MAC, Series 500, Wedge Thread, FJ and Two-Step are trademarks.
Table of Contents
Connection Selection Guide . . . . . . . 2
Worldwide Dependability . . . . . . . . . 4
Product Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
SURFACE CASING
Hydril Series 500 Type 523 . . . . . . . 14
Hydril Series 500 Type 513 . . . . . . . 16
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 35
Hydril Series 500 Type 521 . . . . . . . 18
6. For thin-walled pipe or plastic coated pipe, full wrap-around back-ups 3. During break-out and spin-out, pipe must be vertical and allowed to spin
Hydril Series 500 Type 511 . . . . . . . 20
should be used to reduce the tendency for damaging pipe or coating. freely, which may necessitate slacking off or unlatching elevator.
7. Using power tongs, rotate connections at no more than 25 RPM. 4. Using power tongs, rotate connections at no more then 25 RPM. Hydril Series 500 Type 563 . . . . . . . 22
For 9-5/8" and larger, do not exceed 15 RPM. For 9-5/8" and larger, do not exceed 15 RPM.
8. Closely monitor rotation speed for irregularities. Joints made-up at exces- CHROME PROCEDURE for stainless steels and exotic materials:
INTERMEDIATE CASING
sive speeds should be backed out and inspected for possible damage. • After the initial break, rotate the connection 1/4 turn, unlatch the power
9. If pipe has a tendency to wobble unduly at its upper end due to wind or tongs and continue break-out with a strap wrench or chain tong. Hydril SuPreme LX (SLX) . . . . . . . . . 10
rig heave and roll, reduce the rotation speed to prevent damage. • Ensure the connections turn freely by hand following the initial breakout. Hydril MAC-II . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
10. If wobble persists despite reduced rotation speed, stop using the 5. Excess torque during break out indicates potential misalignment that
power tongs and proceed with CHROME PROCEDURE make-up, rotating may cause damage. Rotational movement should be stopped until the
Hydril Series 500 Type 523 . . . . . . . 14
by hand or chain tongs. Switch back to the power tongs to achieve final cause is determined and corrected. Hydril Series 500 Type 521 . . . . . . . 18
recommended torque. 6. Care should be exercised when disengaging.
Hydril Series 500 Type 563 . . . . . . . 22
11. Power tongs should be shifted into low gear at approximately one turn prior NOTE: Maintaining breakout rotation when lifting the pin from the box can
to connection shouldering. For CB connections, run in low gear all the way. prevent thread hang-up.
12. Apply recommended make-up torque. LINERS
NOTE: Dynamics in the make-up system can adversely affect the STANDING BACK Hydril SuPreme LX (SLX) . . . . . . . . . 10
application of make-up torque to the connection. Once target make-up 1. Install a handling plug in the box.
torque has been reached, torque should be held for 1 – 2 seconds to com- 2. Apply damage-free thread protectors to pin end and stand back on
Hydril Series 500 Type 523 . . . . . . . 14
pensate for the dynamics in the system. In the event holding torque a few platform. Protector should be on straight and tight. Re-apply thread Hydril Series 500 Type 513 . . . . . . . 16
seconds after make-up is not possible, the target make-up torque value compound when standing back for extended periods.
Hydril Series 500 Type 521 . . . . . . . 18
may have to be increased. To identify if this is necessary, scribe a longi- 3. Tubing set back in the derrick must be properly supported with a belly
tudinal line across the pin and box after make-up to target torque. After band to prevent excessive bending. Hydril Series 500 Type 511 . . . . . . . 20
relaxing torque, reapply target torque. If the scribed line moves during the
second application of torque, this indicates target torque was not distrib- LAYING DOWN PRODUCTION CASING AND TIE-BACK STRINGS
uted to the connection and that dynamics are absorbing some of the 1. Install a handling plug in box.
torque. The next joint should be made up to a torque 10 – 15% higher than 2. Apply a clean thread protector to the pin end prior to laying down. Hydril SuPreme LX (SLX) . . . . . . . . . 10
the initial target torque. Scribe a line across the pin and box and reapply 3. After laying down, remove the handling plug from the box end and Hydril MAC-II . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
the initial target torque. If the line does not move, this would indicate the replace with a clean damage-free box thread protector.
Hydril Series 500 Type 523 . . . . . . . 14
10 – 15% increase in torque assures the connection has reached the 4. The connection should be cleaned to remove dope, mud, and corrosive
intended torque.This dual-application procedure can be repeated for the fluids. Apply storage compound. Hydril Series 500 Type 521 . . . . . . . 18
first few joints in a string. Making up subsequent joints to a torque 10 –
Hydril Series 500 Type 563 . . . . . . . 22
15% higher than the initial target torque will compensate for some of the END OF JOB
dynamics in the make-up system. 1. All unused connections, pipe, and accessories should have thread or
storage compound applied and protectors made-up tight. PRODUCTION TUBING
NOTE: When making-up connections using a thread locking compound, a NOTE: Connections that are damaged require protection, since the Hydril Series 500 Type 533 . . . . . . . 26
make-up torque 10% to 20% over target torque is recommended. damage may be minimal and thus repairable. Failure to apply protectors or
Hydril Series 500 Type 553 . . . . . . . 28
storage compound may render the connections unsuitable for repair and
NOTE: During freezing weather, maximum torque may be needed in order the whole joint as scrap. Hydril Series 500 Type 563 . . . . . . . 30
to overcome thread compound viscosity and thus ensure adequate make- 2. Unserviceable connections must be properly marked.
up is attained.
DRILL PIPE
STORAGE
1. Practices consistent with API RP 5CI are recommended. Hydril Wedge Thread Tool Joint . . . . 32
PULLING
2. A spreader bar with a choker sling at each end is the recommended
BREAK-OUT method for lifting pipe. Using hooks in the connections is not recommended. Field Service Procedures . . . . . . . . . 34
1. Use power tongs in low gear to break out connections. 3. Annual inspection of pipe and connections is recommended. More
Worldwide Locations . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
2. Do not hammer on connections to assist break-out as this may damage frequent intervals are recommended in harsh climates.
pipe or connections. 4. A water-displacing corrosion-inhibiting compound should be used for
long term storage of connections.
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Inches Lbs/Ft Inches Inches Lbs/Ft Inches
2 1/16 3.25 .156 X 5 1/2 32.60 .625 X X
2 1/16 4.50 .225 X 5 1/2 35.30 .687 X
2 3/8 4.70 .190 X X X X X 5 1/2 38.00 .750 X
2 3/8 5.30 .218 X X X X 5 1/2 40.50 .812 X
2 3/8 5.95 .254 X X X 5 3/4 18.00 .312 X
2 3/8 6.20 .261 X X X 5 3/4 21.80 .375 X
2 3/8 6.60 .295 X X X 5 3/4 24.20 .420 X
box. During freezing weather, care must be taken to ensure there is no 11. Pin thread protector should remain on pin until the joint is hanging
2 3/8 7.70 .336 X X X 6 20.00 .324 X
2 7/8 6.50 .217 X X X X X 6 23.00 .380 X moisture remaining on the connection. Ice in the connection will prevent vertically in the derrick. The thread protector will protect pin thread from
2 7/8 7.90 .276 X X X 6 5/8 20.00 .288 X X proper seal and shoulder engagement during make-up. damage if collision occurs while hoisting pin into derrick.
2 7/8 8.70 .308 X X X 6 5/8 22.60 .330 X X X 5. Clean thread protectors, discarding any damaged ones. 12. Stab vertically with assistance of a man on the stabbing board.
2 7/8 9.50 .340 X X X 6 5/8 24.00 .352 X X X X X X 13. Lower the joint carefully to avoid damaging connections.
2 7/8 10.70 .392 X X X 6 5/8 24.60 .362 X X X
INSPECTING/FIELD REPAIRING 14. If a miss-stab occurs, pick up, clean connections, inspect and repair as
2 7/8 11.00 .405 X X X 6 5/8 28.00 .417 X X X X X X
2 7/8 11.65 .440 X X X 6 5/8 32.00 .475 X X X X 1. Inspect all connections using the "General Visual Inspection Guidelines" required. Do not roll pin into box.
3 1/2 7.70 .216 X 6 5/8 36.70 .562 X (reference Bulletin 9203). 15. If the pipe tilts to one side after stabbing, lift up, clean both the pin and
3 1/2 9.30 .254 X X X X X 6 5/8 40.20 .625 X 2. If a wire brush was inadvertently used to clean the connection, an box, inspect the connections, apply thread compound to the pin end and
3 1/2 10.30 .289 X X X X 6 5/8 43.70 .687 X
additional inspection is required to remove wire bristles. Rub down the realign the joint.
3 1/2 12.80 .368 X X X 6 5/8 47.10 .750 X
connection with a rag to pick up any stray bristles. Inspect connection 16. Ensure elevator slips are set well below connection area.
3 1/2 12.95 .375 X X X 6 5/8 50.40 .812 X
3 1/2 14.30 .430 X X X 6 5/8 53.70 .875 X threads and seals for excessive burnishing by the wire brush. 17. Tubulars should be picked up and lowered carefully. Care should be
3 1/2 15.80 .476 X X X 6 5/8 65.80 1.125 X 3. Those connections found unserviceable should be referred to a Hydril exercised in setting floor slips to avoid shock-loading the string.
3 1/2 16.70 .510 X X X 7 20.00 .272 X representative for field repair or set aside. 18. Keep handling plug in the box connection until the joint is lowered and
3 1/2 17.05 .530 X X X 7 23.00 .317 X X X X X X
set in the floor slips. The plug will help keep drilling mud off the thread and
4 9.50 .226 X X 7 26.00 .362 X X X X X X X
HANDLING/RUNNING seal areas if overflow occurs.
4 11.00 .262 X X X X X X 7 29.00 .408 X X X X X X X X
4 11.60 .286 X X X X X 7 32.00 .453 X X X X X X X 1. Handle all tubulars with thread protectors in place. 19. If fill-up is used during running, the handling plug should be left made-
4 13.40 .330 X X X 7 35.00 .498 X X X X X X 2. If tubulars are to be left on the rack for an extended period of time prior up in the box to prevent the fill-up hose from damaging box threads and
4 14.80 .380 X X X 7 38.00 .540 X X X X X X to running, apply a suitable compound to the threads and seal areas. Place seals.
4 16.10 .415 X X X X 7 41.00 .590 X X X
clean, damage-free thread protectors on all connections. 20. Do not hammer on box to break handling plug free. If necessary, ham-
4 19.00 .500 X X X 7 42.70 .625 X X X
4 21.10 .562 X X X 7 44.00 .640 X
3. Any accidental mishandling is cause for reinspection of connections. mer on the flange of the handling plug.
4 22.50 .610 X X X 7 45.40 .670 X 4. Before rolling or hoisting joints, install a Hydril handling plug in the box
4 1/2 10.50 .224 X X 7 46.40 .687 X end and ensure pin end protectors are in place. Boxes that will not accept MAKE-UP
4 1/2 11.00 .237 X X 7 49.50 .730 X a handling plug should be set aside. 1. Pipe wrenches, rig tongs and spinning chains are not recommended for
4 1/2 11.60 .250 X X X X X X X 7 50.10 .750 X
NOTE: Handling plugs can be transported from rig floor to pipe deck either final torque application.
4 1/2 12.75 .271 X X X X X X X X 7 53.60 .812 X
4 1/2 13.50 .290 X X X X X X X 7 57.10 .875 X
by lowering a clean plastic or rubber bucket by a rope tied off at the rig floor NOTE: Due to the various shapes and sizes of tubular accessories, they
4 1/2 15.50 .337 X X X X X X 7 60.50 .937 X or by using a bucket or a chain with a hook on a pick-up machine. may require being made-up with rig tongs. Adequate torque measuring
4 1/2 16.60 .375 X X X X X 7 63.90 1.000 X 5. An air hoist or crane with double wrap slings or a pick-up machine can equipment should be used.
4 1/2 17.00 .380 X X X X X 7 5/8 26.40 .328 X X X X X X be used to lift pipe from the catwalk to the V-door. 2. Power tongs are required to obtain final recommended torque values.
4 1/2 19.20 .430 X X X X X 7 5/8 29.70 .375 X X X X X X X X
6. A single joint elevator, bored to the appropriate diameter and used in 3. During make-up, pipe must be vertical and allowed to spin freely, which
4 1/2 21.60 .500 X X X X X 7 5/8 33.70 .430 X X X X X X X X
4 1/2 24.00 .560 X X X 7 5/8 39.00 .500 X X X X X X
conjunction with a handling plug, is recommended for hoisting casing from may require slacking off or unlatching the elevator.
4 1/2 26.50 .630 X X X 7 5/8 42.80 .562 X X X X the V-door into the derrick. Use of a single joint elevator improves stabbing CHROME PROCEDURE for stainless steels and exotic materials:
5 13.00 .253 X X 7 5/8 45.30 .595 X X X X X alignment. If a pick-up chain or line is used to hoist the joint into the der- • Do not use power tongs for spinning the connection.
5 15.00 .296 X X X X X X X 7 5/8 47.10 .625 X X rick, the chain or line must be double wrapped. • After stabbing, make-up the connection by hand with a steady pull
5 18.00 .362 X X X X X X X 7 5/8 51.20 .687 X
NOTE: When lifting single joints with a chain or line, the chain or line must using a chain tong or strap wrench until the seal has made contact and
5 20.30 .408 X X X X 7 5/8 52.80 .712 X
5 20.80 .422 X X X X 7 5/8 55.30 .750 X X be secured in a manner which prevents its shifting up over the box. The the connection is hand tight, and switch to a power tong for final make-
5 21.40 .437 X X X X X 7 5/8 58.30 .800 X handling plug flange cannot be expected to prevent the chain or line from up. Do not jerk on the connection.
5 23.20 .478 X X X X X 7 5/8 59.20 .812 X slipping completely off the joint. • In the initial stages, monitor make-up and rotation speed for possible
5 24.10 .500 X X X X X 7 5/8 63.20 .875 X 7. While the pin is hanging in the derrick and the box is suspended in the irregularities.
5 26.70 .562 X 7 5/8 66.90 .937 X
rotary table, remove the pin protector and handling plug. Clean and rein- • When making-up by hand, torque developed prior to seal contact is an
5 1/2 14.00 .244 X X 7 5/8 70.70 1.000 X
5 1/2 15.50 .275 X X X X X 7 3/4 46.10 .595 X X X X X spect the connections if conditions warrant. indication of misalignment. Rotation should be stopped and reinitiated
5 1/2 17.00 .304 X X X X X X X 7 3/4 48.60 .640 X X X 8. Precautions must be taken to keep thread compound free of contaminants. only after the misalignment has been corrected.
5 1/2 20.00 .361 X X X X X X X 7 3/4 54.20 .712 X 9. Before stabbing, apply a thin even coating of thread compound to the NOTE: When using tubing as a workstring or test string, hand make-up for
5 1/2 23.00 .415 X X X X X X 8 31.00 .375 X entire pin thread and seal areas using a paint brush or mustache brush the first 1or 2 turns will extend the life of the connection.
5 1/2 26.00 .476 X X X X X 8 70.80 .937 X
(thread form outline visible). Do not dope box. 4. The power tong lead line should be attached to a back-up post, should
5 1/2 26.80 .500 X X X X 8 1/16 74.20 .980 X
5 1/2 28.40 .530 X X X X 8 1/8 32.50 .375 X NOTE: If pipe arrives "rig-ready" with dope already applied to be level and at a 90° angle to the power tongs.
5 1/2 29.70 .562 X X 8 1/8 35.50 .420 X connections, excess dope should be wiped out of box. 5. Do not latch back-up tongs on the upsets of box ends. Do not use pipe
5 1/2 32.00 .612 X X 8 1/8 39.50 .470 X 10. Place the stabbing guide, if used, onto the box end. wrenches as back-up tongs. This may damage the pipe body.
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Inches Lbs/Ft Inches Inches Lbs/Ft Inches
8 5/8 32.00 .352 X X X 12 1/16 78.10 .640 X
8 5/8 36.00 .400 X X X X 12 3/4 94.20 .734 X
8 5/8 40.00 .450 X X X X 12 3/4 101.70 .797 X
8 5/8 44.00 .500 X X 12 3/4 109.10 .859 X
8 5/8 49.00 .557 X X 12 3/4 116.50 .922 X
8 5/8 52.00 .595 X X 12 3/4 123.70 .984 X
8 5/8 54.00 .625 X X X 12 3/4 130.90 1.047 X
These procedures are provided to assist you in running, pulling, handling 8. A single joint elevator, bored to the appropriate diameter and used in
8 5/8 58.70 .687 X 12 3/4 137.90 1.109 X
and inspecting your tubing and casing equipped with Hydril connections. conjunction with a handling plug, is recommended for hoisting 8 5/8 63.50 .750 X 13 3/8 54.50 .380 X X
However, maximum benefit from your tubulars can be obtained by casing from the V-door into the derrick. Use of a single joint elevator 8 5/8 68.10 .812 X X 13 3/8 61.00 .430 X X
employing a Hydril Field Service Representative during your running and improves stabbing alignment. 8 5/8 72.70 .875 X 13 3/8 68.00 .480 X X X X X
pulling operations. 9. Check for traveling block and rotary hole alignment. If misalignment is 8 5/8 77.10 .937 X 13 3/8 72.00 .514 X X X X X
8 5/8 85.80 1.062 X 13 3/8 77.00 .550 X
NOTE: Making-up genuine Hydril connections with non-Hydril cut, look- excessive, CHROME PROCEDURES (referenced in MAKE-UP section)
8 5/8 90.00 1.125 X 13 3/8 80.70 .580 X
alike connections can damage the genuine Hydril connections, rendering may be required. 9 40.00 .425 X 13 3/8 85.00 .608 X
them unsuitable for use and is not recommended. Hydril disclaims any 10. Power tongs are required for final torque application. Check dies for 9 3/8 39.00 .400 X 13 3/8 86.00 .625 X
and all liability for use of our products mated with any connections not excessive wear and damage. Improperly mounted or maintained dies can 9 5/8 36.00 .352 X X 13 3/8 92.50 .672 X
9 5/8 40.00 .395 X X X 13 3/8 100.30 .734 X
cut by Hydril. damage the pipe body.
9 5/8 43.50 .435 X X X X 13 3/8 108.10 .797 X
11. Do not use a cutting torch for removing thread protectors. The heat
9 5/8 47.00 .472 X X X X X X 13 3/8 115.70 .859 X
RUNNING and residue from the protector may damage the connection thread and 9 5/8 53.50 .545 X X X X 13 3/8 123.40 .922 X
seal areas. 9 5/8 58.40 .595 X X X X X 13 3/8 130.80 .984 X
12. Ensure that slip bushing or bowl is in good condition. Check dies for 9 5/8 59.40 .609 X X 13 3/8 138.30 1.047 X
PRE-RUNNING
9 5/8 61.10 .625 X X 13 3/8 145.60 1.109 X
1. The pipe should be on racks with enough space to roll one turn for excessive wear and damage. Improperly mounted or maintained dies can
9 5/8 64.90 .672 X 13 1/2 81.40 .580 X X X
cleaning and inspecting. damage the pipe body.
9 5/8 70.30 .734 X 13 5/8 88.20 .625 X X X X X
2. If mixed strings are to be run, tubulars should be accessible on the pipe 9 5/8 75.60 .797 X 14 99.60 .700 X X X
racks as the running sequence dictates. DRIFTING 9 5/8 80.80 .859 X 14 104.20 .734 X X X
1. Drifting should be done prior to cleaning or inspecting. 9 5/8 86.00 .922 X 14 112.60 .797 X X X
3. Ensure all accessories and tools are on location. Inspect all accessories
9 5/8 91.00 .984 X 14 113.00 .800 X X
and service tools; pup joints, crossovers, float equipment, tubing safety 2. Remove protectors.
9 3/4 59.20 .595 X 15 77.43 .500 X
valves, hangers, stabbing guides, handling plugs, single joint elevators and 3. Blow out the pipe ID (from box to pin) to completely remove loose mill
9 7/8 62.80 .625 X X X X X 16 75.00 .438 X
other necessary equipment. scale and accumulated debris. 9 7/8 65.10 .650 X X X X X 16 84.00 .495 X
NOTE: Handling plugs are designed to protect the box during rig 4. Ensure drift mandrels conform to API requirements or specified special 10 66.95 .672 X 16 94.50 .562 X X
drift requirements. 10 68.42 .688 X 16 95.00 .566 X X X X X
handling, to act as a collar stop for single joint elevators, and to serve as
10 3/4 40.50 .350 X X 16 96.00 .575 X X X X X
an emergency catch when hanging in the slips. They are not designed to 5. Care should be taken not to damage connections during drifting
10 3/4 45.50 .400 X X X 16 102.90 .625 X X X X
prevent a pick-up chain or line from slipping off the end of the pipe. Three operations. 10 3/4 51.00 .450 X X X X 16 109.00 .656 X X X X X X
handling plugs are normally sufficient to maintain an efficient running program. 6. Tubulars that will not pass the drift test should be marked with a red 10 3/4 55.50 .495 X X X X 16 118.00 .715 X X X
4. Ensure suitable thread compound is available. API modified or the paint band (on either side where drift is sticking) and laid aside for 10 3/4 60.70 .545 X X X X X X 16 128.60 .781 X
further investigation. "No drift" should be marked on pipe to avoid 10 3/4 65.70 .595 X X X X X X 16 137.90 .843 X
compound manufacturer's non-lead substitute for API modified is 10 3/4 73.20 .672 X X 16 147.30 .906 X
recommended. Thread compounds which solidify are not recommended confusion with other types of damage.
10 3/4 75.90 .700 X X 17 77.50 .438 X
for use on Hydril metal seal connections. A thermal grade compound is 7. Connections should be thoroughly cleaned and inspected after drifting. 10 3/4 79.20 .734 X X 17 88.10 .500 X
recommended when the service temperature exceeds 250°F (120°C). 10 3/4 80.80 .750 X 17 7/8 93.50 .500 X
CLEANING 10 3/4 85.30 .797 X 17 7/8 105.00 .562 X
5. An arctic grade thread compound is recommended during freezing
1. Remove protectors. 10 3/4 91.20 .859 X 17 7/8 121.00 .650 X
weather. The compound should be kept free of contamination by water 10 3/4 97.10 .922 X 18 94.00 .500 X
and ice particles. 2. Blow out the pipe ID (from box to pin) to completely remove loose mill
10 3/4 102.90 .984 X 18 105.00 .562 X
6. Ensure that a safety clamp (dog collar) is correctly sized and in scale and accumulated debris. 10 3/4 104.30 1.000 X 18 117.00 .625 X
serviceable condition. It should be used above the floor slips until there is 3. Clean connections using one of the following methods (diesel is 10 3/4 108.70 1.047 X 18 128.00 .688 X
enough weight to properly set the slips or as long as back-up tongs are difficult to remove from the threads and is not recommended as a 11 3/4 47.00 .375 X X 18 5/8 87.50 .435 X
cleaning solvent): 11 3/4 54.00 .435 X X 18 5/8 94.70 .460 X
required. A minimum 1" space is recommended between the bottom of 11 3/4 60.00 .489 X X X X X X 18 5/8 100.00 .500 X
the safety clamp and the top of the slips. The clamp should be set a A. A nonmetallic brush and cleaning solvent.
11 3/4 65.00 .534 X X X X X X 18 5/8 101.00 .510 X
minimum of 2" below the box thread. Do not set clamp over box thread. B. Steam clean with water and cleaning solvent. 11 3/4 71.00 .582 X X 18 5/8 109.35 .563 X
7. Slip type elevators are recommended. Ensure that elevators are in good C. A rotary bristle brush with jetted water and cleaning solvents. 11 3/4 87.50 .734 X 18 5/8 112.00 .579 X
D. High pressure water blast. 11 3/4 94.00 .797 X 18 5/8 123.40 .625 X
condition. Check elevator setting plate for proper operation. This will
NOTE: Hydril ships connections using a storage compound. Excess 11 3/4 100.50 .859 X 18 5/8 136.00 .693 X
enable the elevator to set on the pipe body, not on the upset or connec- 11 3/4 107.10 .922 X 18 5/8 139.00 .720 X
tion area. Bottleneck elevators are not recommended. If using collar ele- storage compound can be wiped from the pin and box. There is no
11 3/4 113.50 .984 X
vators, the bore ID should be able to pass over the connection box OD and need to fully remove the storage compound prior to application of 11 3/4 119.90 1.047 X
shoulder on a suitable plug. running compound. 11 7/8 71.80 .582 X X X X X
4. Wipe or blow out solvents from thread roots and from the bottom of the 12 74.80 .615 X
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Hydril’s manufacturing system provides the controls Wedge Thread™ Drill Pipe Performance Data
to ensure worldwide product uniformity. Nominal
DRILL PIPE DATA
Nominal Adjusted
Type OD
TOOL JOINT DATA
ID Drift
Tensile Yield
MECHANICAL PROPERTIES
Torsional Yield
Torsional
Size Weight Weight Connection Pipe Tool Joint Pipe Tool Joint
Upset Ratio
Inches Lbs/Ft Lbs/Ft Inches Inches Inches 1000 Lbs 1000 Lbs Ft-Lbs* Ft-Lbs*
2 3/8 6.65 7.20 EU-105 WT26 3 3/8 1 3/4 1.625 194 416 8750 12300 1.41
7.10 EU-105 WT23 3 1/8 1 1/2 1.375 194 387 8750 10400 1.19
7.20 EU-105 WT14S 3 3/8 1 3/4 1.625 194 314 8750 11100 1.27
2 7/8 10.40 11.30 EU-135 WT31 4 1/8 2 1.875 386 697 20800 28500 1.37
10.50 IU-135 WT26 3 3/8 1 3/4 1.625 386 416 20800 12300 0.59
10.50 IU-135 WT23 3 1/8 1 1/2 1.375 386 387 20800 10400 0.50
10.50 EU-135 WT14S 3 3/8 1.975 1.875 386 314 20800 11100 0.53
3 1/2 13.30 14.50 EU-135 WT38 4 3/4 2 9/16 2.438 489 877 33390 41000 1.23
14.90 EU-135 WT38 5 2 9/16 2.438 489 877 33390 41000 1.23
GAUGING TECHNOLOGY WORLDWIDE PRODUCT UNIFORMITY 13.90 IU-135 WT31 4 1/8 2 1.875 489 697 33390 28500 0.85
13.40 IU-135 WT26 3 9/16 1 3/4 1.625 489 416 33390 12300 0.37
Hydril's total quality program has been the backbone of superior A central computer data bank serves Hydril's facilities worldwide with 3 1/2 15.50 16.70 EU-135 WT38 4 3/4 2 1/2 2.375 581 907 37950 41000 1.08
17.10 EU-135 WT38 5 2 1/2 2.375 581 907 37950 41000 1.08
product performance. Each connection thread seal profile has a programs for its CNC machines. Each time a connection profile 16.20 IEU-135 WT31 4 1/8 2 1.875 581 697 37950 28500 0.75
unique set of hardened and ground functional ring and plug gauges is threaded, its computer program 4 14.00 15.80 EU-135 WT40 5 3/8 3 1/8 3.000 514 998 41920 54000 1.29
16.00 EU-135 WT40 5 1/2 3 1/8 3.000 514 998 41920 54000 1.29
that are meticulously manufactured to meet the exact dimensions is downloaded from the central 15.30 IU-135 WT39 5 2 13/16 2.688 514 910 41920 46000 1.10
15.50 IU-135 WT39 5 1/8 2 13/16 2.688 514 910 41920 46000 1.10
for the Grand Masters. All gauges are traceable to the National facility in Houston directly into the 15.20 IU-135 WT38 4 3/4 2 9/16 2.438 514 877 41920 41000 0.98
15.60 IU-135 WT38 5 2 9/16 2.438 514 877 41920 41000 0.98
Institute of Standards and Technology. Data from these gauges, CNC machine. With only one 14.70 IU-135 WT31 4 1/8 2 1.875 514 697 41920 28500 0.68
4 15.70 17.40 EU-135 WT40 5 3/8 3 1/8 3.000 583 998 46460 54000 1.16
along with that from conventional inspection instruments, are used by program for each connection, all 17.60 EU-135 WT40 5 1/2 3 1/8 3.000 583 998 46460 54000 1.16
16.90 IU-135 WT39 5 2 13/16 2.688 583 910 46460 46000 0.99
the CNC machine operator to maintain quality control charts on connections are manufactured to 17.10 IU-135 WT39 5 1/8 2 13/16 2.688 583 910 46460 46000 0.99
critical features. In addition to this statistical process control, each the identical CNC program. In 16.80 IU-135 WT38 4 3/4 2 9/16 2.438 583 877 46460 41000 0.88
17.10 IU-135 WT38 5 2 9/16 2.438 583 877 46460 41000 0.88
lot is inspected using a addition, threading inserts and 16.20 IU-135 WT31 4 1/8 2 1.875 583 697 46460 28500 0.61
4 1/2 16.60 18.60 EU-135 WT46 6 3 1/2 3.375 595 1280 55450 70000 1.26
statistical sampling other CNC tooling are inspected 19.10 EU-135 WT46 6 1/4 3 1/2 3.375 595 1280 55450 70000 1.26
17.80 IEU-135 WT40 5 1/2 3 1/8 3.000 595 998 55450 54000 0.97
plan at the appropriate and certified prior to distribution to 17.60 IEU-135 WT39 5 1/8 2 13/16 2.688 595 910 55450 46000 0.83
17.10 IU-135 WT38 4 5/8 2 9/16 2.438 595 877 55450 41000 0.74
Acceptable Quality Hydril's facilities. This DNC (Decentralized Numeric Control) process
20.00 22.00 EU-135 WT46 6 3 1/2 3.375 742 1280 66420 70000 1.05
Level (AQL). The sta- and the centralized quality control measures assure uniformity of 22.50 EU-135 WT46 6 1/4 3 1/2 3.375 742 1280 66420 70000 1.05
21.50 IEU-135 WT40 5 1/2 3 1/8 3.000 742 998 66420 54000 0.81
tus of every gauge product worldwide. 21.30 IEU-135 WT39 5 1/8 2 13/16 2.688 742 910 66420 46000 0.69
20.80 IU-135 WT38 4 5/8 2 9/16 2.438 742 877 66420 41000 0.62
worldwide is docu- 5 19.50 22.70 EU-135 WT50 6 3/4 4 3.875 712 1440 74100 109000 1.47
23.30 EU-135 WT50 7 4 3.875 712 1440 74100 109000 1.47
mented. An inspection SWAGING CAPABILITIES 22.20 IEU-135 WT50 6 5/8 3 7/8 3.750 712 1533 74100 109000 1.47
recall cycle is set up Swaging allows Hydril's connections to incorporate the highest 21.40 IEU-135 WT46 6 3 1/2 3.375 712 1280 74100 70000 0.94
20.80 IEU-135 WT40 5 3/8 3 1/8 3.000 712 998 74100 54000 0.73
for recalibrating each design technology avail- 20.80 IEU-135 WT39 5 1/8 2 13/16 2.688 712 910 74100 46000 0.62
5 25.60 28.50 EU-135 WT50 6 3/4 3 7/8 3.750 954 1533 94060 109000 1.16
gauge set. able. Swaging the pipe 29.10 EU-135 WT50 7 3 7/8 3.750 954 1533 94060 109000 1.16
28.20 IEU-135 WT50 6 5/8 3 5/8 3.500 954 1710 94060 109000 1.16
ends prior to threading 27.00 IEU-135 WT46 6 3 1/2 3.375 954 1280 94060 70000 0.74
26.40 IEU-135 WT40 5 3/8 3 1/8 3.000 954 998 94060 54000 0.57
minimizes the adverse 26.40 IEU-135 WT39 5 1/8 2 13/16 2.688 954 910 94060 46000 0.49
influence of pipe body 5 1/2 21.90 24.20 EU-135 WT56 7 4 5/8 4.500 787 1473 91280 132000 1.45
24.70 EU-135 WT56 7 1/4 4 5/8 4.500 787 1473 91280 132000 1.45
dimension variations 24.30 IEU-135 WT56 7 4 3/8 4.250 787 1685 91280 132000 1.45
24.90 IEU-135 WT56 7 1/4 4 3/8 4.250 787 1685 91280 132000 1.45
inherent to API OCTG. 24.30 IEU-135 WT54 7 4 3/8 4.250 787 1406 91280 120000 1.31
24.40 IEU-135 WT50 6 3/4 4 3.875 787 1440 91280 109000 1.19
Swaging provides a 25.00 IEU-135 WT50 7 4 3.875 787 1440 91280 109000 1.19
23.40 IEU-135 WT46 5 7/8 3 1/2 3.375 787 1280 91280 70000 0.77
method of obtaining
5 1/2 24.70 26.60 EU-135 WT56 7 4 5/8 4.500 895 1473 101830 132000 1.30
maximum use of the wall 27.20 EU-135 WT56 7 1/4 4 5/8 4.500 895 1473 101830 132000 1.30
26.70 IEU-135 WT56 7 4 3/8 4.250 895 1685 101830 132000 1.30
thickness available. 27.30 IEU-135 WT56 7 1/4 4 3/8 4.250 895 1685 101830 132000 1.30
26.70 IEU-135 WT54 7 4 3/8 4.250 895 1406 101830 120000 1.18
26.90 IEU-135 WT50 6 3/4 4 3.875 895 1440 101830 109000 1.07
27.40 IEU-135 WT50 7 4 3.875 895 1440 101830 109000 1.07
25.80 IEU-135 WT46 5 7/8 3 1/2 3.375 895 1280 101830 70000 0.69
5 7/8 23.40 25.90 IU-135 WT54 7 4 3/8 4.250 844 1406 105490 120000 1.14
25.50 IU-135 WT56 7 4 5/8 4.500 844 1473 105490 132000 1.25
5 7/8 27.00 28.60 IU-135 WT54 7 4 3/8 4.250 961 1406 117920 120000 1.02
28.10 IU-135 WT56 7 4 5/8 4.500 961 1473 117920 132000 1.12
6 5/8 25.20 28.30 IEU-135 WT66 8 5 3/8 5.250 881 1654 127050 168000 1.32
27.00 IEU-135 WT56 7 4 5/8 4.500 881 1473 127050 132000 1.04
6 5/8 27.70 30.10 IEU-135 WT66 8 5 3/8 5.250 962 1654 137330 168000 1.22
28.80 IEU-135 WT56 7 4 5/8 4.500 962 1473 137330 132000 0.96
* Multiply ft-lb by 1.36 to convert to N-m
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Hydraulic efficiency is improved by PIN Exceptional torque strength for STRESS RELIEVING CAPABILITIES machines provide the high precision needed to maintain the very tight
maintaining a large ID through the tool drilling in highly deviated holes
Stress relieving complements the swaging process. Once the materi- tolerances of Hydril's specifications. These CNC machines, the heav-
joint. Restrictive IDs are eliminated is developed through the simultane-
because torque strength is not limited ous engagement of opposing flanks of al is cold formed, it is relieved of residual stresses by thermally stress iest in the industry, have the mass necessary for machining the large
by the thickness under the last the Wedge Thread. The thread flanks
relieving the affected area. Hydril employs induction coils to uniformly diameter, heavy wall pipe. The potentially severe vibrations created by
engaged thread of the pin. provide the positive torque stop.
heat swaged pipe ends to the specified temperature for the specific unbalanced large diameter pipe, which may lead to metal seal surface
A wear indicator is provided by the Stress created by torque is distrib-
grade of material. discontinuities, are virtually eliminated.
separation at the box face. After uted throughout the length of the
extended use, wear in the connection thread. The thread stab flank provides
will permit additional travel of the pin the reaction surface to the equal and STRONG FIELD SERVICE BASE
into the box. A thread wear indicator is opposite force generated on the
The field service and support functions enhance Hydril's total
a protrusion on the pin face which is thread load flank when torque is
designed to amply deform showing applied. The reaction surface on con- capability. Providing running and handling support through local
adequate signs of a nearly worn out ventional tool joints, the torque shoul-
Hydril personnel will continue to be a priority. Hydril field service offers
connection. The bevel provides an der, is eliminated. This prevents the
indication of OD wear. The tool joint concentration of stress at the last on-site assistance
retains full rated tension and torque pin thread inherent in conventional
during inspection,
strength down to the bevel diameter. tool joints.
handling, and run-
Excellent for highly deviated, Stress reduction grooves, machined ning operations.
extended reach, and horizontal appli- in the root of the large step of the pin,
cations where high bending loads provide a path for excess thread com- The field service
exist. Pre-loading both stab and load pound to escape. This helps to reduce corps of highly
flanks at make-up allows the Wedge high stress levels associated with
Thread to cycle between the tension over-doping. trained and dedi-
and compression associated with cated profession-
bending with minimal pin to box Torque strength is independent of
movement. the tool joint OD. With the torque als are both expe-
strength developed by the flanks of PROPRIETARY CNC EQUIPMENT rienced in field operations and equipped with the service tools
Pipe body sealing capability for the Wedge Thread, drilling wear on
both internal and external pressure is the OD or ID of the tool joint will not Hydril employs state-of-the-art manufacturing and quality needed for a successful job. Feedback from field operations is
provided by the Wedge Thread and reduce torque strength. The torque procedures. The advanced technology Computer Numerically integral to the development and implementation of improvements to
lubricant. Damaged threads can be strength rating of the drill string is
field repaired, significantly reducing retained for the life of the tool joint. Controlled (CNC) equipment shown here is custom designed and Hydril connections.
shop repair frequency. There is no used worldwide exclusively to produce Hydril products. These CNC
torque shoulder seal that can unload The tapered, two-step thread
during high tension load applications. profile stabs deep and makes up
The Wedge Thread retains sealing easily. Trouble free make-up is devel-
performance under high axial loads. oped with the rugged, coarse pitch
thread and steep taper. The Wedge
Plastic coating can be applied Thread tool joint exhibits the same
to the end of pin and box shoulder field proven stabbing and make-up
since the pin end does not contact characteristics of the old Hydril Type
the box shoulder. Plastic coating is “IF”, Type “SH”, and Type “F” drill pipe
protected since this shoulder gap will tool joints.
not close up before the wear indica-
tor. With the large ID through the tool Worldwide repair and accessory
joint, wireline damage and coating threading facilities are available to
discontinuities are reduced. BOX ensure peak performance and maxi-
mum life.
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Exceptional torque strength PIN High tension and bending strings and gas pressure service. The Type 503, Type 553, Type 533
is developed through the simulta- strengths are developed using a and Type 563 tubing connections are interchangeable with each
neous engagement of opposing run-out, dovetail thread machined
flanks of the dovetail thread. The on non-upset pipe. The dovetail other, providing the same high performance, reliability and versatility.
thread flanks provide a positive thread with its double reverse This advantage allows the option to use common accessories on any
torque stop which virtually elimi- flanks resists the tendency for
nates pin end ID restrictions radial disengagement of the partial of these tubing strings and gives operators the option to re-cut to non-
caused by over-torque. depth threads. upset configurations, retaining interchangeability.
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MAC™-II Features
PIN PIN
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Exceptional torque strength is PIN High tension and bending PIPE CONNECTION TYPE 523 TENSILE CAPACITY MINIMUM PARTING LOAD
developed through the simultane- strength are developed using a Size OD & Weight Critical
(Nominal) Plain End Wall Box OD Pin ID Make-up Threads N-80/
ous engagement of opposing run-out, dovetail thread machined ID (Nom.) Drift Section L-80 T-95 HC-95 C-110 P-110 Q-125
Weight Thickness (Turned) (Bored) Loss per Inch C-90
Area
flanks of the "double hooked" on non-upset pipe. The dovetail
Inches Lbs/Ft Lbs/Ft Inches Inches Inches Inches Inches Inches Sq In 1000 Lbs 1000 Lbs 1000 Lbs 1000 Lbs 1000 Lbs 1000 Lbs 1000 Lbs
dovetail thread. The thread flanks thread with its double reverse 7.000 29.00 28.75 0.408 6.184 6.059 7.129 6.093 4.07 3.06 6.041 574 604 634 665 725 755 816
provide a positive torque stop flanks resists the tendency for 7.000 32.00 31.70 0.453 6.094 6.000 7.153 6.034* 4.70 3.06 6.746 641 675 708 742 810 843 911
which virtually eliminates pin end ID radial disengagement of the partial 7.000 35.00 34.61 0.498 6.004 5.879 7.168 5.913 4.65 3.06 7.558 718 756 794 831 907 945 1020
restrictions caused by over-torque. depth threads inherent with high 7.000 38.00 37.29 0.540 5.920 5.795 7.182 5.829* 5.46 2.75 8.143 774 814 855 896 977 1018 1099
tension loads
7.625 29.70 29.06 0.375 6.875 6.750 7.752 6.800 4.42 3.29 6.021 572 602 632 662 723 753 813
Excellent for geothermal, steam 7.625 33.70 33.07 0.430 6.765 6.640 7.775 6.675 4.06 3.06 7.057 670 706 741 776 847 882 953
injection, and other high com- Trouble free make-up is devel- 7.625 39.00 38.08 0.500 6.625 6.500 7.787 6.535 4.69 3.06 8.327 791 833 874 916 999 1041 1124
pression load applications. oped with the rugged, coarse 7.625 42.80 42.43 0.562 6.501 6.376 7.787 6.411 5.51 2.75 9.078 862 908 953 999 1089 1135 1226
Elimination of stab flank clearance pitch thread and steep taper for 7.625 45.30 44.71 0.595 6.435 6.310 7.811 6.345 5.51 2.75 9.737 925 974 1022 1071 1168 1217 1314
by preloading both stab and load deep stabbing. Threads are field
7.750 46.10 45.51 0.595 6.560 6.500 7.937 6.535* 5.49 2.75 9.616 914 962 1010 1058 1154 1202 1298
flanks on make-up allows the repairable.
Wedge Thread to cycle between 9.625 47.00 46.18 0.472 8.681 8.525 9.784 8.566 4.77 3.06 9.948 945 995 1045 1094 1194 1244 1343
9.625 53.50 52.90 0.545 8.535 8.500 9.834 8.541* 5.56 2.75 11.457 1088 1146 1203 1260 1375 1432 1547
very high tension, compression, 100% internal pressure rated
9.625 58.40 57.44 0.595 8.435 8.279 9.830 8.320* 5.56 2.75 12.828 1219 1283 1347 1411 1539 1604 1732
and bending loads without relative metal-to-metal seal maintains
pin to box thread movement. gas sealing capability under high 9.875 62.80 61.80 0.625 8.625 8.500 10.087 8.541* 5.56 2.75 13.458 1279 1346 1413 1480 1615 1682 1817
Compression strength is rated at axial loads. The shallow angle run- 9.875 65.10 64.04 0.650 8.575 8.500 10.087 8.541* 5.56 2.75 13.458 1279 1346 1413 1480 1615 1682 1817
100% of the pipe body. out chamfer on the pin ID of heav- 10.750 60.70 59.45 0.545 9.660 9.504 10.931 9.546 5.56 2.75 12.371 1175 1237 1299 1361 1485 1546 1670
ier weights and the nosed and 10.750 65.70 64.59 0.595 9.560 9.500 10.966 9.542* 5.56 2.75 13.800 1311 1380 1449 1518 1656 1725 1863
Ideal for highly deviated, bored ID on the pin of lighter 11.750 60.00 58.87 0.489 10.772 10.625 11.928 10.666* 4.79 3.06 12.283 1167 1228 1290 1351 1474 1535 1658
extended reach and other appli- weights promote uniform stress 11.750 65.00 64.03 0.534 10.682 10.625 11.965 10.666* 4.79 3.06 13.435 1276 1344 1411 1478 1612 1679 1814
cations where rotation-while- under the seal around the full cir- 11.875 71.80 70.26 0.582 10.711 10.625 12.072 10.665* 5.87 2.65 14.639 1391 1464 1537 1610 1757 1830 1976
bending capability is paramount. cumference of the connection.
13.375 68.00 66.17 0.480 12.415 12.259 13.564 12.303 4.94 3.06 13.456 1278 1346 1413 1480 1615 1682 1817
The dovetail Wedge Thread pro-
13.375 72.00 70.67 0.514 12.347 12.250 13.602 12.294* 4.94 3.06 14.849 1411 1485 1559 1633 1782 1856 2005
vides superior performance in Improved stress distribution in
combined torsion, bending, and 13.625 88.20 86.86 0.625 12.375 12.250 13.875 12.295* 6.44 2.35 18.250 1734 1825 1916 2008 2190 2281 2464
the coupling is provided by stream-
tension or compression load envi- lining the axial load transfer across 14.000 99.60 99.52 0.700 12.600 12.413 14.234 12.456 5.79 2.75 20.561 1953 2056 2159 2262 2467 2570 2776
ronments. the coupling "J" area. There are no 14.000 104.20 104.09 0.734 12.532 12.345 14.241 12.388 5.79 2.75 21.841 2075 2184 2293 2403 2621 2730 2949
internal torque shoulder reaction 14.000 112.60 112.49 0.797 12.406 12.250 14.253 12.293* 6.62 2.06 24.430 2321 2443 2565 2687 2932 3054 3298
100% collapse rated thread forces to interrupt load transfer 14.000 113.00 112.89 0.800 12.400 12.250 14.253 12.293* 6.62 2.06 24.483 2326 2448 2571 2693 2938 3060 3305
seal is created by full form contact along the coupling length. Attention 16.000 95.00 93.38 0.566 14.868 14.750 16.224 14.793 6.02 2.65 19.375 1841 1938 2034 2131 2325 2422 2616
of the dovetail threads. The to stress distribution and low stress 16.000 96.00 94.81 0.575 14.850 14.750 16.226 14.793 6.02 2.65 19.839 1885 1984 2083 2182 2381 2480 2678
threads also provide a secondary level makes the Type 563 suitable 16.000 102.90 102.72 0.625 14.750 14.562 16.235 14.605 5.86 2.75 22.310 2119 2231 2343 2454 2677 2789 3012
internal pressure seal rated at for sour service. 16.000 109.00 107.60 0.656 14.688 14.600 16.241 14.643* 5.86 2.75 22.831 2169 2283 2397 2511 2740 2854 3082
100% of the pipe body. Tensile strength calculated on L-80 = 95 ksi, N-80/C-90 = 100 ksi, T-95 = 105 ksi, HC-95 = 110 ksi, P-110 = 125 ksi, C-110 = 120ksi, Q-125 = 135 ksi ultimate.
* For this item bore will pass popular oversize drift.
Identical couplings are used for ] Interchangeable where bracketed.
Visual confirmation of make-up all weights of an interchangeable Type 523 is interchangeable with Type 513 in a given size and weight.
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Versatility for multiple applica- bored ID. Pins are end-drifted 6.000 20.00 19.66 0.324 5.352 5.227 5.263 3.04 3.36 3.515 264 334 352 387 439
6.000 23.00 22.83 0.380 5.240 5.115 5.151 3.10 3.29 4.026 302 382 403 443 503
tions. Type 513 provides excellent after manufacture at the pipe body
sealing and structural perfor- drift diameter. 6.625 24.00 23.60 0.352 5.921 5.796 5.832 3.62 3.36 4.393 329 417 439 483 549
6.625 28.00 27.67 0.417 5.791 5.666 5.702 3.70 3.28 4.871 463 487 536 609
mance while maintaining a pipe
body OD. Its many uses include 7.000 23.00 22.65 0.317 6.366 6.250 6.286* 3.04 3.36 4.045 303 384 405 445 506
100% internal pressure rated
7.000 26.00 25.69 0.362 6.276 6.151 6.187 3.70 3.28 4.595 345 437 460 505 574
production liners, drilling liners, lin- metal-to-metal seal maintains 7.000 29.00 28.75 0.408 6.184 6.059 6.095 3.69 3.29 5.124 384 487 512 564 641
ers for horizontal and extended gas-sealing capability under high
7.625 26.40 25.59 0.328 6.969 6.844 6.881 3.04 3.36 4.633 347 440 463 510
reach wells and liners that must be axial and bending loads. The shal- 7.625 29.70 29.06 0.375 6.875 6.750 6.787 3.70 3.28 5.218 391 496 522 574 652
drilled into place. low angle chamfer on the bored ID 7.625 33.70 33.07 0.430 6.765 6.640 6.677 4.14 2.94 5.841 555 584 643 730
of the pin promotes uniform stress 8.000 31.00 30.57 0.375 7.250 7.125 7.168 3.70 3.28 5.525 414 525 553 608 691
Excellent compression rating under the seal around the full cir- 8.125 32.50 31.07 0.375 7.375 7.250 7.293 3.70 3.28 5.581 419 530 558 614 698
provided by the reverse angle stab cumference of the connection. 8.125 35.50 34.59 0.420 7.285 7.160 7.203 3.69 3.29 6.199 465 589 620 682 775
flank of the dovetail threads 8.125 39.50 38.46 0.470 7.185 7.060 7.103 4.14 2.94 6.741 506 640 674 742 843
makes the Type 513 suitable for Pin ID bevel eliminates downhole 8.625 32.00 31.13 0.352 7.921 7.875 7.918* 3.24 3.45 5.242 393 498 524
all liner applications. Compression tool hang-ups and promotes tool 8.625 36.00 35.17 0.400 7.825 7.700 7.743 3.69 3.29 6.348 476 603 635 698 794
strength exceeds tension. passage through the connection. 8.625 40.00 39.33 0.450 7.725 7.625 7.668* 4.14 2.94 6.777 644 678 745 847
9.000 40.00 38.96 0.425 8.150 8.025 8.069 3.69 3.29 7.120 534 676 712 783 890
100% pipe body collapse Patented Seal Saver protects the 9.625 40.00 38.97 0.395 8.835 8.750 8.794* 3.70 3.28 6.824 512 648 682 751 853
strength is created with the lubri- 9.625 43.50 42.73 0.435 8.755 8.625 8.669* 3.69 3.29 7.849 589 746 785 863 981
pin seal from handling damage
9.625 47.00 46.18 0.472 8.681 8.525 8.569 4.14 2.94 8.306 789 831 914 1038
cant seal of the dovetail threads. and acts as a stiffener to improve
10.750 45.50 44.26 0.400 9.950 9.875 9.922* 3.70 3.28 7.671 575 729 767 844 959
metal seal functioning.
10.750 51.00 49.55 0.450 9.850 9.694 9.741 4.14 2.94 9.159 687 870 916 1007 1145
10.750 55.50 54.26 0.495 9.760 9.625 9.672* 4.14 2.94 9.629 915 963 1059 1204
Interchangeable with Type 523. 10.750 60.70 59.45 0.545 9.660 9.504 9.551 4.97 2.65 11.258 1070 1126 1238 1407 1520
10.750 65.70 64.59 0.595 9.560 9.500 9.547* 4.97 2.65 11.318 1075 1132 1245 1415 1528
U.S. and foreign patents apply. 11.750 60.00 58.87 0.489 10.772 10.625 10.674* 4.65 2.61 10.499 997 1050 1155 1312 1417
11.750 65.00 64.03 0.534 10.682 10.625 10.674* 4.65 2.61 10.499 997 1050 1155 1312 1417
11.875 58.80 57.30 0.470 10.935 10.875 10.926 4.14 2.94 9.356 889 936 1029 1170 1263
11.875 71.80 70.26 0.582 10.711 10.625 10.675* 4.97 2.65 12.658 1203 1266 1392 1582 1709
16.000 95.00 93.38 0.566 14.868 14.750 14.807 4.97 2.65 17.416 1655 1742 1916 2177 2351
16.000 96.00 94.81 0.575 14.850 14.750 14.807 4.97 2.65 17.416 1655 1742 1916 2177 2351
16.000 102.90 102.72 0.625 14.750 14.562 14.621 5.60 2.35 19.186 1823 1919 2110 2398 2590
16.000 109.00 107.60 0.656 14.688 14.500 14.559 5.60 2.35 20.608 1958 2061 2267 2576 2782
18.000 117.00 116.09 0.625 16.750 16.562 16.625 5.60 2.35 21.195 2014 2120 2331 2649 2861
18.000 128.00 127.32 0.688 16.624 16.500 16.563 5.60 2.35 22.813 2167 2281 2509 2852 3080
18.625 123.40 120.26 0.625 17.375 17.187 17.254 5.60 2.35 22.801 2166 2280 2508 2850 3078
18.625 136.00 132.84 0.693 17.239 17.051 17.118 5.60 2.35 25.283 2402 2528 2781 3160 3413
18.625 139.00 137.81 0.720 17.185 16.997 17.064 5.60 2.35 25.563 2428 2556 2812 3195 3451
BOX
Tensile strength calculated on J-55 = 75 ksi, K-55/L-80 = 95 ksi, N-80 = 100 ksi, HC-95 = 110 ksi, P-110 = 125 ksi ultimate.
* For this item bore will pass popular oversize drift.
] Interchangeable where bracketed.
(1) This weight has a box OD 0.063” larger than nominal pipe OD.
(2) This weight has a box OD 0.031” larger than nominal pipe OD.
18'' 117.00 lbs/ft and 128.00 lbs/ft are interchangeable with 17.875'' 105.00 lbs/ft and 121.00 lbs/ft Type 521.
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Versatility for multiple applica- bored ID. Pins are end-drifted 6.000 20.00 19.66 0.324 5.352 5.227 5.263 3.04 3.36 3.515 264 334 352 387 439
6.000 23.00 22.83 0.380 5.240 5.115 5.151 3.10 3.29 4.026 302 382 403 443 503
tions. Type 513 provides excellent after manufacture at the pipe body
sealing and structural perfor- drift diameter. 6.625 24.00 23.60 0.352 5.921 5.796 5.832 3.62 3.36 4.393 329 417 439 483 549
6.625 28.00 27.67 0.417 5.791 5.666 5.702 3.70 3.28 4.871 463 487 536 609
mance while maintaining a pipe
body OD. Its many uses include 7.000 23.00 22.65 0.317 6.366 6.250 6.286* 3.04 3.36 4.045 303 384 405 445 506
100% internal pressure rated
7.000 26.00 25.69 0.362 6.276 6.151 6.187 3.70 3.28 4.595 345 437 460 505 574
production liners, drilling liners, lin- metal-to-metal seal maintains 7.000 29.00 28.75 0.408 6.184 6.059 6.095 3.69 3.29 5.124 384 487 512 564 641
ers for horizontal and extended gas-sealing capability under high
7.625 26.40 25.59 0.328 6.969 6.844 6.881 3.04 3.36 4.633 347 440 463 510
reach wells and liners that must be axial and bending loads. The shal- 7.625 29.70 29.06 0.375 6.875 6.750 6.787 3.70 3.28 5.218 391 496 522 574 652
drilled into place. low angle chamfer on the bored ID 7.625 33.70 33.07 0.430 6.765 6.640 6.677 4.14 2.94 5.841 555 584 643 730
of the pin promotes uniform stress 8.000 31.00 30.57 0.375 7.250 7.125 7.168 3.70 3.28 5.525 414 525 553 608 691
Excellent compression rating under the seal around the full cir- 8.125 32.50 31.07 0.375 7.375 7.250 7.293 3.70 3.28 5.581 419 530 558 614 698
provided by the reverse angle stab cumference of the connection. 8.125 35.50 34.59 0.420 7.285 7.160 7.203 3.69 3.29 6.199 465 589 620 682 775
flank of the dovetail threads 8.125 39.50 38.46 0.470 7.185 7.060 7.103 4.14 2.94 6.741 506 640 674 742 843
makes the Type 513 suitable for Pin ID bevel eliminates downhole 8.625 32.00 31.13 0.352 7.921 7.875 7.918* 3.24 3.45 5.242 393 498 524
all liner applications. Compression tool hang-ups and promotes tool 8.625 36.00 35.17 0.400 7.825 7.700 7.743 3.69 3.29 6.348 476 603 635 698 794
strength exceeds tension. passage through the connection. 8.625 40.00 39.33 0.450 7.725 7.625 7.668* 4.14 2.94 6.777 644 678 745 847
9.000 40.00 38.96 0.425 8.150 8.025 8.069 3.69 3.29 7.120 534 676 712 783 890
100% pipe body collapse Patented Seal Saver protects the 9.625 40.00 38.97 0.395 8.835 8.750 8.794* 3.70 3.28 6.824 512 648 682 751 853
strength is created with the lubri- 9.625 43.50 42.73 0.435 8.755 8.625 8.669* 3.69 3.29 7.849 589 746 785 863 981
pin seal from handling damage
9.625 47.00 46.18 0.472 8.681 8.525 8.569 4.14 2.94 8.306 789 831 914 1038
cant seal of the dovetail threads. and acts as a stiffener to improve
10.750 45.50 44.26 0.400 9.950 9.875 9.922* 3.70 3.28 7.671 575 729 767 844 959
metal seal functioning.
10.750 51.00 49.55 0.450 9.850 9.694 9.741 4.14 2.94 9.159 687 870 916 1007 1145
10.750 55.50 54.26 0.495 9.760 9.625 9.672* 4.14 2.94 9.629 915 963 1059 1204
Interchangeable with Type 523. 10.750 60.70 59.45 0.545 9.660 9.504 9.551 4.97 2.65 11.258 1070 1126 1238 1407 1520
10.750 65.70 64.59 0.595 9.560 9.500 9.547* 4.97 2.65 11.318 1075 1132 1245 1415 1528
U.S. and foreign patents apply. 11.750 60.00 58.87 0.489 10.772 10.625 10.674* 4.65 2.61 10.499 997 1050 1155 1312 1417
11.750 65.00 64.03 0.534 10.682 10.625 10.674* 4.65 2.61 10.499 997 1050 1155 1312 1417
11.875 58.80 57.30 0.470 10.935 10.875 10.926 4.14 2.94 9.356 889 936 1029 1170 1263
11.875 71.80 70.26 0.582 10.711 10.625 10.675* 4.97 2.65 12.658 1203 1266 1392 1582 1709
16.000 95.00 93.38 0.566 14.868 14.750 14.807 4.97 2.65 17.416 1655 1742 1916 2177 2351
16.000 96.00 94.81 0.575 14.850 14.750 14.807 4.97 2.65 17.416 1655 1742 1916 2177 2351
16.000 102.90 102.72 0.625 14.750 14.562 14.621 5.60 2.35 19.186 1823 1919 2110 2398 2590
16.000 109.00 107.60 0.656 14.688 14.500 14.559 5.60 2.35 20.608 1958 2061 2267 2576 2782
18.000 117.00 116.09 0.625 16.750 16.562 16.625 5.60 2.35 21.195 2014 2120 2331 2649 2861
18.000 128.00 127.32 0.688 16.624 16.500 16.563 5.60 2.35 22.813 2167 2281 2509 2852 3080
18.625 123.40 120.26 0.625 17.375 17.187 17.254 5.60 2.35 22.801 2166 2280 2508 2850 3078
18.625 136.00 132.84 0.693 17.239 17.051 17.118 5.60 2.35 25.283 2402 2528 2781 3160 3413
18.625 139.00 137.81 0.720 17.185 16.997 17.064 5.60 2.35 25.563 2428 2556 2812 3195 3451
BOX
Tensile strength calculated on J-55 = 75 ksi, K-55/L-80 = 95 ksi, N-80 = 100 ksi, HC-95 = 110 ksi, P-110 = 125 ksi ultimate.
* For this item bore will pass popular oversize drift.
] Interchangeable where bracketed.
(1) This weight has a box OD 0.063” larger than nominal pipe OD.
(2) This weight has a box OD 0.031” larger than nominal pipe OD.
18'' 117.00 lbs/ft and 128.00 lbs/ft are interchangeable with 17.875'' 105.00 lbs/ft and 121.00 lbs/ft Type 521.
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Exceptional torque strength is PIN High tension and bending PIPE CONNECTION TYPE 523 TENSILE CAPACITY MINIMUM PARTING LOAD
developed through the simultane- strength are developed using a Size OD & Weight Critical
(Nominal) Plain End Wall Box OD Pin ID Make-up Threads N-80/
ous engagement of opposing run-out, dovetail thread machined ID (Nom.) Drift Section L-80 T-95 HC-95 C-110 P-110 Q-125
Weight Thickness (Turned) (Bored) Loss per Inch C-90
Area
flanks of the "double hooked" on non-upset pipe. The dovetail
Inches Lbs/Ft Lbs/Ft Inches Inches Inches Inches Inches Inches Sq In 1000 Lbs 1000 Lbs 1000 Lbs 1000 Lbs 1000 Lbs 1000 Lbs 1000 Lbs
dovetail thread. The thread flanks thread with its double reverse 7.000 29.00 28.75 0.408 6.184 6.059 7.129 6.093 4.07 3.06 6.041 574 604 634 665 725 755 816
provide a positive torque stop flanks resists the tendency for 7.000 32.00 31.70 0.453 6.094 6.000 7.153 6.034* 4.70 3.06 6.746 641 675 708 742 810 843 911
which virtually eliminates pin end ID radial disengagement of the partial 7.000 35.00 34.61 0.498 6.004 5.879 7.168 5.913 4.65 3.06 7.558 718 756 794 831 907 945 1020
restrictions caused by over-torque. depth threads inherent with high 7.000 38.00 37.29 0.540 5.920 5.795 7.182 5.829* 5.46 2.75 8.143 774 814 855 896 977 1018 1099
tension loads
7.625 29.70 29.06 0.375 6.875 6.750 7.752 6.800 4.42 3.29 6.021 572 602 632 662 723 753 813
Excellent for geothermal, steam 7.625 33.70 33.07 0.430 6.765 6.640 7.775 6.675 4.06 3.06 7.057 670 706 741 776 847 882 953
injection, and other high com- Trouble free make-up is devel- 7.625 39.00 38.08 0.500 6.625 6.500 7.787 6.535 4.69 3.06 8.327 791 833 874 916 999 1041 1124
pression load applications. oped with the rugged, coarse 7.625 42.80 42.43 0.562 6.501 6.376 7.787 6.411 5.51 2.75 9.078 862 908 953 999 1089 1135 1226
Elimination of stab flank clearance pitch thread and steep taper for 7.625 45.30 44.71 0.595 6.435 6.310 7.811 6.345 5.51 2.75 9.737 925 974 1022 1071 1168 1217 1314
by preloading both stab and load deep stabbing. Threads are field
7.750 46.10 45.51 0.595 6.560 6.500 7.937 6.535* 5.49 2.75 9.616 914 962 1010 1058 1154 1202 1298
flanks on make-up allows the repairable.
Wedge Thread to cycle between 9.625 47.00 46.18 0.472 8.681 8.525 9.784 8.566 4.77 3.06 9.948 945 995 1045 1094 1194 1244 1343
9.625 53.50 52.90 0.545 8.535 8.500 9.834 8.541* 5.56 2.75 11.457 1088 1146 1203 1260 1375 1432 1547
very high tension, compression, 100% internal pressure rated
9.625 58.40 57.44 0.595 8.435 8.279 9.830 8.320* 5.56 2.75 12.828 1219 1283 1347 1411 1539 1604 1732
and bending loads without relative metal-to-metal seal maintains
pin to box thread movement. gas sealing capability under high 9.875 62.80 61.80 0.625 8.625 8.500 10.087 8.541* 5.56 2.75 13.458 1279 1346 1413 1480 1615 1682 1817
Compression strength is rated at axial loads. The shallow angle run- 9.875 65.10 64.04 0.650 8.575 8.500 10.087 8.541* 5.56 2.75 13.458 1279 1346 1413 1480 1615 1682 1817
100% of the pipe body. out chamfer on the pin ID of heav- 10.750 60.70 59.45 0.545 9.660 9.504 10.931 9.546 5.56 2.75 12.371 1175 1237 1299 1361 1485 1546 1670
ier weights and the nosed and 10.750 65.70 64.59 0.595 9.560 9.500 10.966 9.542* 5.56 2.75 13.800 1311 1380 1449 1518 1656 1725 1863
Ideal for highly deviated, bored ID on the pin of lighter 11.750 60.00 58.87 0.489 10.772 10.625 11.928 10.666* 4.79 3.06 12.283 1167 1228 1290 1351 1474 1535 1658
extended reach and other appli- weights promote uniform stress 11.750 65.00 64.03 0.534 10.682 10.625 11.965 10.666* 4.79 3.06 13.435 1276 1344 1411 1478 1612 1679 1814
cations where rotation-while- under the seal around the full cir- 11.875 71.80 70.26 0.582 10.711 10.625 12.072 10.665* 5.87 2.65 14.639 1391 1464 1537 1610 1757 1830 1976
bending capability is paramount. cumference of the connection.
13.375 68.00 66.17 0.480 12.415 12.259 13.564 12.303 4.94 3.06 13.456 1278 1346 1413 1480 1615 1682 1817
The dovetail Wedge Thread pro-
13.375 72.00 70.67 0.514 12.347 12.250 13.602 12.294* 4.94 3.06 14.849 1411 1485 1559 1633 1782 1856 2005
vides superior performance in Improved stress distribution in
combined torsion, bending, and 13.625 88.20 86.86 0.625 12.375 12.250 13.875 12.295* 6.44 2.35 18.250 1734 1825 1916 2008 2190 2281 2464
the coupling is provided by stream-
tension or compression load envi- lining the axial load transfer across 14.000 99.60 99.52 0.700 12.600 12.413 14.234 12.456 5.79 2.75 20.561 1953 2056 2159 2262 2467 2570 2776
ronments. the coupling "J" area. There are no 14.000 104.20 104.09 0.734 12.532 12.345 14.241 12.388 5.79 2.75 21.841 2075 2184 2293 2403 2621 2730 2949
internal torque shoulder reaction 14.000 112.60 112.49 0.797 12.406 12.250 14.253 12.293* 6.62 2.06 24.430 2321 2443 2565 2687 2932 3054 3298
100% collapse rated thread forces to interrupt load transfer 14.000 113.00 112.89 0.800 12.400 12.250 14.253 12.293* 6.62 2.06 24.483 2326 2448 2571 2693 2938 3060 3305
seal is created by full form contact along the coupling length. Attention 16.000 95.00 93.38 0.566 14.868 14.750 16.224 14.793 6.02 2.65 19.375 1841 1938 2034 2131 2325 2422 2616
of the dovetail threads. The to stress distribution and low stress 16.000 96.00 94.81 0.575 14.850 14.750 16.226 14.793 6.02 2.65 19.839 1885 1984 2083 2182 2381 2480 2678
threads also provide a secondary level makes the Type 563 suitable 16.000 102.90 102.72 0.625 14.750 14.562 16.235 14.605 5.86 2.75 22.310 2119 2231 2343 2454 2677 2789 3012
internal pressure seal rated at for sour service. 16.000 109.00 107.60 0.656 14.688 14.600 16.241 14.643* 5.86 2.75 22.831 2169 2283 2397 2511 2740 2854 3082
100% of the pipe body. Tensile strength calculated on L-80 = 95 ksi, N-80/C-90 = 100 ksi, T-95 = 105 ksi, HC-95 = 110 ksi, P-110 = 125 ksi, C-110 = 120ksi, Q-125 = 135 ksi ultimate.
* For this item bore will pass popular oversize drift.
Identical couplings are used for ] Interchangeable where bracketed.
Visual confirmation of make-up all weights of an interchangeable Type 523 is interchangeable with Type 513 in a given size and weight.
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MAC™-II Features
PIN PIN
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Exceptional torque strength PIN High tension and bending strings and gas pressure service. The Type 503, Type 553, Type 533
is developed through the simulta- strengths are developed using a and Type 563 tubing connections are interchangeable with each
neous engagement of opposing run-out, dovetail thread machined
flanks of the dovetail thread. The on non-upset pipe. The dovetail other, providing the same high performance, reliability and versatility.
thread flanks provide a positive thread with its double reverse This advantage allows the option to use common accessories on any
torque stop which virtually elimi- flanks resists the tendency for
nates pin end ID restrictions radial disengagement of the partial of these tubing strings and gives operators the option to re-cut to non-
caused by over-torque. depth threads. upset configurations, retaining interchangeability.
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Hydraulic efficiency is improved by PIN Exceptional torque strength for STRESS RELIEVING CAPABILITIES machines provide the high precision needed to maintain the very tight
maintaining a large ID through the tool drilling in highly deviated holes
Stress relieving complements the swaging process. Once the materi- tolerances of Hydril's specifications. These CNC machines, the heav-
joint. Restrictive IDs are eliminated is developed through the simultane-
because torque strength is not limited ous engagement of opposing flanks of al is cold formed, it is relieved of residual stresses by thermally stress iest in the industry, have the mass necessary for machining the large
by the thickness under the last the Wedge Thread. The thread flanks
relieving the affected area. Hydril employs induction coils to uniformly diameter, heavy wall pipe. The potentially severe vibrations created by
engaged thread of the pin. provide the positive torque stop.
heat swaged pipe ends to the specified temperature for the specific unbalanced large diameter pipe, which may lead to metal seal surface
A wear indicator is provided by the Stress created by torque is distrib-
grade of material. discontinuities, are virtually eliminated.
separation at the box face. After uted throughout the length of the
extended use, wear in the connection thread. The thread stab flank provides
will permit additional travel of the pin the reaction surface to the equal and STRONG FIELD SERVICE BASE
into the box. A thread wear indicator is opposite force generated on the
The field service and support functions enhance Hydril's total
a protrusion on the pin face which is thread load flank when torque is
designed to amply deform showing applied. The reaction surface on con- capability. Providing running and handling support through local
adequate signs of a nearly worn out ventional tool joints, the torque shoul-
Hydril personnel will continue to be a priority. Hydril field service offers
connection. The bevel provides an der, is eliminated. This prevents the
indication of OD wear. The tool joint concentration of stress at the last on-site assistance
retains full rated tension and torque pin thread inherent in conventional
during inspection,
strength down to the bevel diameter. tool joints.
handling, and run-
Excellent for highly deviated, Stress reduction grooves, machined ning operations.
extended reach, and horizontal appli- in the root of the large step of the pin,
cations where high bending loads provide a path for excess thread com- The field service
exist. Pre-loading both stab and load pound to escape. This helps to reduce corps of highly
flanks at make-up allows the Wedge high stress levels associated with
Thread to cycle between the tension over-doping. trained and dedi-
and compression associated with cated profession-
bending with minimal pin to box Torque strength is independent of
movement. the tool joint OD. With the torque als are both expe-
strength developed by the flanks of PROPRIETARY CNC EQUIPMENT rienced in field operations and equipped with the service tools
Pipe body sealing capability for the Wedge Thread, drilling wear on
both internal and external pressure is the OD or ID of the tool joint will not Hydril employs state-of-the-art manufacturing and quality needed for a successful job. Feedback from field operations is
provided by the Wedge Thread and reduce torque strength. The torque procedures. The advanced technology Computer Numerically integral to the development and implementation of improvements to
lubricant. Damaged threads can be strength rating of the drill string is
field repaired, significantly reducing retained for the life of the tool joint. Controlled (CNC) equipment shown here is custom designed and Hydril connections.
shop repair frequency. There is no used worldwide exclusively to produce Hydril products. These CNC
torque shoulder seal that can unload The tapered, two-step thread
during high tension load applications. profile stabs deep and makes up
The Wedge Thread retains sealing easily. Trouble free make-up is devel-
performance under high axial loads. oped with the rugged, coarse pitch
thread and steep taper. The Wedge
Plastic coating can be applied Thread tool joint exhibits the same
to the end of pin and box shoulder field proven stabbing and make-up
since the pin end does not contact characteristics of the old Hydril Type
the box shoulder. Plastic coating is “IF”, Type “SH”, and Type “F” drill pipe
protected since this shoulder gap will tool joints.
not close up before the wear indica-
tor. With the large ID through the tool Worldwide repair and accessory
joint, wireline damage and coating threading facilities are available to
discontinuities are reduced. BOX ensure peak performance and maxi-
mum life.
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Hydril’s manufacturing system provides the controls Wedge Thread™ Drill Pipe Performance Data
to ensure worldwide product uniformity. Nominal
DRILL PIPE DATA
Nominal Adjusted
Type OD
TOOL JOINT DATA
ID Drift
Tensile Yield
MECHANICAL PROPERTIES
Torsional Yield
Torsional
Size Weight Weight Connection Pipe Tool Joint Pipe Tool Joint
Upset Ratio
Inches Lbs/Ft Lbs/Ft Inches Inches Inches 1000 Lbs 1000 Lbs Ft-Lbs* Ft-Lbs*
2 3/8 6.65 7.20 EU-105 WT26 3 3/8 1 3/4 1.625 194 416 8750 12300 1.41
7.10 EU-105 WT23 3 1/8 1 1/2 1.375 194 387 8750 10400 1.19
7.20 EU-105 WT14S 3 3/8 1 3/4 1.625 194 314 8750 11100 1.27
2 7/8 10.40 11.30 EU-135 WT31 4 1/8 2 1.875 386 697 20800 28500 1.37
10.50 IU-135 WT26 3 3/8 1 3/4 1.625 386 416 20800 12300 0.59
10.50 IU-135 WT23 3 1/8 1 1/2 1.375 386 387 20800 10400 0.50
10.50 EU-135 WT14S 3 3/8 1.975 1.875 386 314 20800 11100 0.53
3 1/2 13.30 14.50 EU-135 WT38 4 3/4 2 9/16 2.438 489 877 33390 41000 1.23
14.90 EU-135 WT38 5 2 9/16 2.438 489 877 33390 41000 1.23
GAUGING TECHNOLOGY WORLDWIDE PRODUCT UNIFORMITY 13.90 IU-135 WT31 4 1/8 2 1.875 489 697 33390 28500 0.85
13.40 IU-135 WT26 3 9/16 1 3/4 1.625 489 416 33390 12300 0.37
Hydril's total quality program has been the backbone of superior A central computer data bank serves Hydril's facilities worldwide with 3 1/2 15.50 16.70 EU-135 WT38 4 3/4 2 1/2 2.375 581 907 37950 41000 1.08
17.10 EU-135 WT38 5 2 1/2 2.375 581 907 37950 41000 1.08
product performance. Each connection thread seal profile has a programs for its CNC machines. Each time a connection profile 16.20 IEU-135 WT31 4 1/8 2 1.875 581 697 37950 28500 0.75
unique set of hardened and ground functional ring and plug gauges is threaded, its computer program 4 14.00 15.80 EU-135 WT40 5 3/8 3 1/8 3.000 514 998 41920 54000 1.29
16.00 EU-135 WT40 5 1/2 3 1/8 3.000 514 998 41920 54000 1.29
that are meticulously manufactured to meet the exact dimensions is downloaded from the central 15.30 IU-135 WT39 5 2 13/16 2.688 514 910 41920 46000 1.10
15.50 IU-135 WT39 5 1/8 2 13/16 2.688 514 910 41920 46000 1.10
for the Grand Masters. All gauges are traceable to the National facility in Houston directly into the 15.20 IU-135 WT38 4 3/4 2 9/16 2.438 514 877 41920 41000 0.98
15.60 IU-135 WT38 5 2 9/16 2.438 514 877 41920 41000 0.98
Institute of Standards and Technology. Data from these gauges, CNC machine. With only one 14.70 IU-135 WT31 4 1/8 2 1.875 514 697 41920 28500 0.68
4 15.70 17.40 EU-135 WT40 5 3/8 3 1/8 3.000 583 998 46460 54000 1.16
along with that from conventional inspection instruments, are used by program for each connection, all 17.60 EU-135 WT40 5 1/2 3 1/8 3.000 583 998 46460 54000 1.16
16.90 IU-135 WT39 5 2 13/16 2.688 583 910 46460 46000 0.99
the CNC machine operator to maintain quality control charts on connections are manufactured to 17.10 IU-135 WT39 5 1/8 2 13/16 2.688 583 910 46460 46000 0.99
critical features. In addition to this statistical process control, each the identical CNC program. In 16.80 IU-135 WT38 4 3/4 2 9/16 2.438 583 877 46460 41000 0.88
17.10 IU-135 WT38 5 2 9/16 2.438 583 877 46460 41000 0.88
lot is inspected using a addition, threading inserts and 16.20 IU-135 WT31 4 1/8 2 1.875 583 697 46460 28500 0.61
4 1/2 16.60 18.60 EU-135 WT46 6 3 1/2 3.375 595 1280 55450 70000 1.26
statistical sampling other CNC tooling are inspected 19.10 EU-135 WT46 6 1/4 3 1/2 3.375 595 1280 55450 70000 1.26
17.80 IEU-135 WT40 5 1/2 3 1/8 3.000 595 998 55450 54000 0.97
plan at the appropriate and certified prior to distribution to 17.60 IEU-135 WT39 5 1/8 2 13/16 2.688 595 910 55450 46000 0.83
17.10 IU-135 WT38 4 5/8 2 9/16 2.438 595 877 55450 41000 0.74
Acceptable Quality Hydril's facilities. This DNC (Decentralized Numeric Control) process
20.00 22.00 EU-135 WT46 6 3 1/2 3.375 742 1280 66420 70000 1.05
Level (AQL). The sta- and the centralized quality control measures assure uniformity of 22.50 EU-135 WT46 6 1/4 3 1/2 3.375 742 1280 66420 70000 1.05
21.50 IEU-135 WT40 5 1/2 3 1/8 3.000 742 998 66420 54000 0.81
tus of every gauge product worldwide. 21.30 IEU-135 WT39 5 1/8 2 13/16 2.688 742 910 66420 46000 0.69
20.80 IU-135 WT38 4 5/8 2 9/16 2.438 742 877 66420 41000 0.62
worldwide is docu- 5 19.50 22.70 EU-135 WT50 6 3/4 4 3.875 712 1440 74100 109000 1.47
23.30 EU-135 WT50 7 4 3.875 712 1440 74100 109000 1.47
mented. An inspection SWAGING CAPABILITIES 22.20 IEU-135 WT50 6 5/8 3 7/8 3.750 712 1533 74100 109000 1.47
recall cycle is set up Swaging allows Hydril's connections to incorporate the highest 21.40 IEU-135 WT46 6 3 1/2 3.375 712 1280 74100 70000 0.94
20.80 IEU-135 WT40 5 3/8 3 1/8 3.000 712 998 74100 54000 0.73
for recalibrating each design technology avail- 20.80 IEU-135 WT39 5 1/8 2 13/16 2.688 712 910 74100 46000 0.62
5 25.60 28.50 EU-135 WT50 6 3/4 3 7/8 3.750 954 1533 94060 109000 1.16
gauge set. able. Swaging the pipe 29.10 EU-135 WT50 7 3 7/8 3.750 954 1533 94060 109000 1.16
28.20 IEU-135 WT50 6 5/8 3 5/8 3.500 954 1710 94060 109000 1.16
ends prior to threading 27.00 IEU-135 WT46 6 3 1/2 3.375 954 1280 94060 70000 0.74
26.40 IEU-135 WT40 5 3/8 3 1/8 3.000 954 998 94060 54000 0.57
minimizes the adverse 26.40 IEU-135 WT39 5 1/8 2 13/16 2.688 954 910 94060 46000 0.49
influence of pipe body 5 1/2 21.90 24.20 EU-135 WT56 7 4 5/8 4.500 787 1473 91280 132000 1.45
24.70 EU-135 WT56 7 1/4 4 5/8 4.500 787 1473 91280 132000 1.45
dimension variations 24.30 IEU-135 WT56 7 4 3/8 4.250 787 1685 91280 132000 1.45
24.90 IEU-135 WT56 7 1/4 4 3/8 4.250 787 1685 91280 132000 1.45
inherent to API OCTG. 24.30 IEU-135 WT54 7 4 3/8 4.250 787 1406 91280 120000 1.31
24.40 IEU-135 WT50 6 3/4 4 3.875 787 1440 91280 109000 1.19
Swaging provides a 25.00 IEU-135 WT50 7 4 3.875 787 1440 91280 109000 1.19
23.40 IEU-135 WT46 5 7/8 3 1/2 3.375 787 1280 91280 70000 0.77
method of obtaining
5 1/2 24.70 26.60 EU-135 WT56 7 4 5/8 4.500 895 1473 101830 132000 1.30
maximum use of the wall 27.20 EU-135 WT56 7 1/4 4 5/8 4.500 895 1473 101830 132000 1.30
26.70 IEU-135 WT56 7 4 3/8 4.250 895 1685 101830 132000 1.30
thickness available. 27.30 IEU-135 WT56 7 1/4 4 3/8 4.250 895 1685 101830 132000 1.30
26.70 IEU-135 WT54 7 4 3/8 4.250 895 1406 101830 120000 1.18
26.90 IEU-135 WT50 6 3/4 4 3.875 895 1440 101830 109000 1.07
27.40 IEU-135 WT50 7 4 3.875 895 1440 101830 109000 1.07
25.80 IEU-135 WT46 5 7/8 3 1/2 3.375 895 1280 101830 70000 0.69
5 7/8 23.40 25.90 IU-135 WT54 7 4 3/8 4.250 844 1406 105490 120000 1.14
25.50 IU-135 WT56 7 4 5/8 4.500 844 1473 105490 132000 1.25
5 7/8 27.00 28.60 IU-135 WT54 7 4 3/8 4.250 961 1406 117920 120000 1.02
28.10 IU-135 WT56 7 4 5/8 4.500 961 1473 117920 132000 1.12
6 5/8 25.20 28.30 IEU-135 WT66 8 5 3/8 5.250 881 1654 127050 168000 1.32
27.00 IEU-135 WT56 7 4 5/8 4.500 881 1473 127050 132000 1.04
6 5/8 27.70 30.10 IEU-135 WT66 8 5 3/8 5.250 962 1654 137330 168000 1.22
28.80 IEU-135 WT56 7 4 5/8 4.500 962 1473 137330 132000 0.96
* Multiply ft-lb by 1.36 to convert to N-m
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8 5/8 36.00 .400 X X X X 12 3/4 94.20 .734 X
8 5/8 40.00 .450 X X X X 12 3/4 101.70 .797 X
8 5/8 44.00 .500 X X 12 3/4 109.10 .859 X
8 5/8 49.00 .557 X X 12 3/4 116.50 .922 X
8 5/8 52.00 .595 X X 12 3/4 123.70 .984 X
8 5/8 54.00 .625 X X X 12 3/4 130.90 1.047 X
These procedures are provided to assist you in running, pulling, handling 8. A single joint elevator, bored to the appropriate diameter and used in
8 5/8 58.70 .687 X 12 3/4 137.90 1.109 X
and inspecting your tubing and casing equipped with Hydril connections. conjunction with a handling plug, is recommended for hoisting 8 5/8 63.50 .750 X 13 3/8 54.50 .380 X X
However, maximum benefit from your tubulars can be obtained by casing from the V-door into the derrick. Use of a single joint elevator 8 5/8 68.10 .812 X X 13 3/8 61.00 .430 X X
employing a Hydril Field Service Representative during your running and improves stabbing alignment. 8 5/8 72.70 .875 X 13 3/8 68.00 .480 X X X X X
pulling operations. 9. Check for traveling block and rotary hole alignment. If misalignment is 8 5/8 77.10 .937 X 13 3/8 72.00 .514 X X X X X
8 5/8 85.80 1.062 X 13 3/8 77.00 .550 X
NOTE: Making-up genuine Hydril connections with non-Hydril cut, look- excessive, CHROME PROCEDURES (referenced in MAKE-UP section)
8 5/8 90.00 1.125 X 13 3/8 80.70 .580 X
alike connections can damage the genuine Hydril connections, rendering may be required. 9 40.00 .425 X 13 3/8 85.00 .608 X
them unsuitable for use and is not recommended. Hydril disclaims any 10. Power tongs are required for final torque application. Check dies for 9 3/8 39.00 .400 X 13 3/8 86.00 .625 X
and all liability for use of our products mated with any connections not excessive wear and damage. Improperly mounted or maintained dies can 9 5/8 36.00 .352 X X 13 3/8 92.50 .672 X
9 5/8 40.00 .395 X X X 13 3/8 100.30 .734 X
cut by Hydril. damage the pipe body.
9 5/8 43.50 .435 X X X X 13 3/8 108.10 .797 X
11. Do not use a cutting torch for removing thread protectors. The heat
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RUNNING and residue from the protector may damage the connection thread and 9 5/8 53.50 .545 X X X X 13 3/8 123.40 .922 X
seal areas. 9 5/8 58.40 .595 X X X X X 13 3/8 130.80 .984 X
12. Ensure that slip bushing or bowl is in good condition. Check dies for 9 5/8 59.40 .609 X X 13 3/8 138.30 1.047 X
PRE-RUNNING
9 5/8 61.10 .625 X X 13 3/8 145.60 1.109 X
1. The pipe should be on racks with enough space to roll one turn for excessive wear and damage. Improperly mounted or maintained dies can
9 5/8 64.90 .672 X 13 1/2 81.40 .580 X X X
cleaning and inspecting. damage the pipe body.
9 5/8 70.30 .734 X 13 5/8 88.20 .625 X X X X X
2. If mixed strings are to be run, tubulars should be accessible on the pipe 9 5/8 75.60 .797 X 14 99.60 .700 X X X
racks as the running sequence dictates. DRIFTING 9 5/8 80.80 .859 X 14 104.20 .734 X X X
1. Drifting should be done prior to cleaning or inspecting. 9 5/8 86.00 .922 X 14 112.60 .797 X X X
3. Ensure all accessories and tools are on location. Inspect all accessories
9 5/8 91.00 .984 X 14 113.00 .800 X X
and service tools; pup joints, crossovers, float equipment, tubing safety 2. Remove protectors.
9 3/4 59.20 .595 X 15 77.43 .500 X
valves, hangers, stabbing guides, handling plugs, single joint elevators and 3. Blow out the pipe ID (from box to pin) to completely remove loose mill
9 7/8 62.80 .625 X X X X X 16 75.00 .438 X
other necessary equipment. scale and accumulated debris. 9 7/8 65.10 .650 X X X X X 16 84.00 .495 X
NOTE: Handling plugs are designed to protect the box during rig 4. Ensure drift mandrels conform to API requirements or specified special 10 66.95 .672 X 16 94.50 .562 X X
drift requirements. 10 68.42 .688 X 16 95.00 .566 X X X X X
handling, to act as a collar stop for single joint elevators, and to serve as
10 3/4 40.50 .350 X X 16 96.00 .575 X X X X X
an emergency catch when hanging in the slips. They are not designed to 5. Care should be taken not to damage connections during drifting
10 3/4 45.50 .400 X X X 16 102.90 .625 X X X X
prevent a pick-up chain or line from slipping off the end of the pipe. Three operations. 10 3/4 51.00 .450 X X X X 16 109.00 .656 X X X X X X
handling plugs are normally sufficient to maintain an efficient running program. 6. Tubulars that will not pass the drift test should be marked with a red 10 3/4 55.50 .495 X X X X 16 118.00 .715 X X X
4. Ensure suitable thread compound is available. API modified or the paint band (on either side where drift is sticking) and laid aside for 10 3/4 60.70 .545 X X X X X X 16 128.60 .781 X
further investigation. "No drift" should be marked on pipe to avoid 10 3/4 65.70 .595 X X X X X X 16 137.90 .843 X
compound manufacturer's non-lead substitute for API modified is 10 3/4 73.20 .672 X X 16 147.30 .906 X
recommended. Thread compounds which solidify are not recommended confusion with other types of damage.
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for use on Hydril metal seal connections. A thermal grade compound is 7. Connections should be thoroughly cleaned and inspected after drifting. 10 3/4 79.20 .734 X X 17 88.10 .500 X
recommended when the service temperature exceeds 250°F (120°C). 10 3/4 80.80 .750 X 17 7/8 93.50 .500 X
CLEANING 10 3/4 85.30 .797 X 17 7/8 105.00 .562 X
5. An arctic grade thread compound is recommended during freezing
1. Remove protectors. 10 3/4 91.20 .859 X 17 7/8 121.00 .650 X
weather. The compound should be kept free of contamination by water 10 3/4 97.10 .922 X 18 94.00 .500 X
and ice particles. 2. Blow out the pipe ID (from box to pin) to completely remove loose mill
10 3/4 102.90 .984 X 18 105.00 .562 X
6. Ensure that a safety clamp (dog collar) is correctly sized and in scale and accumulated debris. 10 3/4 104.30 1.000 X 18 117.00 .625 X
serviceable condition. It should be used above the floor slips until there is 3. Clean connections using one of the following methods (diesel is 10 3/4 108.70 1.047 X 18 128.00 .688 X
enough weight to properly set the slips or as long as back-up tongs are difficult to remove from the threads and is not recommended as a 11 3/4 47.00 .375 X X 18 5/8 87.50 .435 X
cleaning solvent): 11 3/4 54.00 .435 X X 18 5/8 94.70 .460 X
required. A minimum 1" space is recommended between the bottom of 11 3/4 60.00 .489 X X X X X X 18 5/8 100.00 .500 X
the safety clamp and the top of the slips. The clamp should be set a A. A nonmetallic brush and cleaning solvent.
11 3/4 65.00 .534 X X X X X X 18 5/8 101.00 .510 X
minimum of 2" below the box thread. Do not set clamp over box thread. B. Steam clean with water and cleaning solvent. 11 3/4 71.00 .582 X X 18 5/8 109.35 .563 X
7. Slip type elevators are recommended. Ensure that elevators are in good C. A rotary bristle brush with jetted water and cleaning solvents. 11 3/4 87.50 .734 X 18 5/8 112.00 .579 X
D. High pressure water blast. 11 3/4 94.00 .797 X 18 5/8 123.40 .625 X
condition. Check elevator setting plate for proper operation. This will
NOTE: Hydril ships connections using a storage compound. Excess 11 3/4 100.50 .859 X 18 5/8 136.00 .693 X
enable the elevator to set on the pipe body, not on the upset or connec- 11 3/4 107.10 .922 X 18 5/8 139.00 .720 X
tion area. Bottleneck elevators are not recommended. If using collar ele- storage compound can be wiped from the pin and box. There is no
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vators, the bore ID should be able to pass over the connection box OD and need to fully remove the storage compound prior to application of 11 3/4 119.90 1.047 X
shoulder on a suitable plug. running compound. 11 7/8 71.80 .582 X X X X X
4. Wipe or blow out solvents from thread roots and from the bottom of the 12 74.80 .615 X
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2 3/8 5.30 .218 X X X X 5 1/2 40.50 .812 X
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box. During freezing weather, care must be taken to ensure there is no 11. Pin thread protector should remain on pin until the joint is hanging
2 3/8 7.70 .336 X X X 6 20.00 .324 X
2 7/8 6.50 .217 X X X X X 6 23.00 .380 X moisture remaining on the connection. Ice in the connection will prevent vertically in the derrick. The thread protector will protect pin thread from
2 7/8 7.90 .276 X X X 6 5/8 20.00 .288 X X proper seal and shoulder engagement during make-up. damage if collision occurs while hoisting pin into derrick.
2 7/8 8.70 .308 X X X 6 5/8 22.60 .330 X X X 5. Clean thread protectors, discarding any damaged ones. 12. Stab vertically with assistance of a man on the stabbing board.
2 7/8 9.50 .340 X X X 6 5/8 24.00 .352 X X X X X X 13. Lower the joint carefully to avoid damaging connections.
2 7/8 10.70 .392 X X X 6 5/8 24.60 .362 X X X
INSPECTING/FIELD REPAIRING 14. If a miss-stab occurs, pick up, clean connections, inspect and repair as
2 7/8 11.00 .405 X X X 6 5/8 28.00 .417 X X X X X X
2 7/8 11.65 .440 X X X 6 5/8 32.00 .475 X X X X 1. Inspect all connections using the "General Visual Inspection Guidelines" required. Do not roll pin into box.
3 1/2 7.70 .216 X 6 5/8 36.70 .562 X (reference Bulletin 9203). 15. If the pipe tilts to one side after stabbing, lift up, clean both the pin and
3 1/2 9.30 .254 X X X X X 6 5/8 40.20 .625 X 2. If a wire brush was inadvertently used to clean the connection, an box, inspect the connections, apply thread compound to the pin end and
3 1/2 10.30 .289 X X X X 6 5/8 43.70 .687 X
additional inspection is required to remove wire bristles. Rub down the realign the joint.
3 1/2 12.80 .368 X X X 6 5/8 47.10 .750 X
connection with a rag to pick up any stray bristles. Inspect connection 16. Ensure elevator slips are set well below connection area.
3 1/2 12.95 .375 X X X 6 5/8 50.40 .812 X
3 1/2 14.30 .430 X X X 6 5/8 53.70 .875 X threads and seals for excessive burnishing by the wire brush. 17. Tubulars should be picked up and lowered carefully. Care should be
3 1/2 15.80 .476 X X X 6 5/8 65.80 1.125 X 3. Those connections found unserviceable should be referred to a Hydril exercised in setting floor slips to avoid shock-loading the string.
3 1/2 16.70 .510 X X X 7 20.00 .272 X representative for field repair or set aside. 18. Keep handling plug in the box connection until the joint is lowered and
3 1/2 17.05 .530 X X X 7 23.00 .317 X X X X X X
set in the floor slips. The plug will help keep drilling mud off the thread and
4 9.50 .226 X X 7 26.00 .362 X X X X X X X
HANDLING/RUNNING seal areas if overflow occurs.
4 11.00 .262 X X X X X X 7 29.00 .408 X X X X X X X X
4 11.60 .286 X X X X X 7 32.00 .453 X X X X X X X 1. Handle all tubulars with thread protectors in place. 19. If fill-up is used during running, the handling plug should be left made-
4 13.40 .330 X X X 7 35.00 .498 X X X X X X 2. If tubulars are to be left on the rack for an extended period of time prior up in the box to prevent the fill-up hose from damaging box threads and
4 14.80 .380 X X X 7 38.00 .540 X X X X X X to running, apply a suitable compound to the threads and seal areas. Place seals.
4 16.10 .415 X X X X 7 41.00 .590 X X X
clean, damage-free thread protectors on all connections. 20. Do not hammer on box to break handling plug free. If necessary, ham-
4 19.00 .500 X X X 7 42.70 .625 X X X
4 21.10 .562 X X X 7 44.00 .640 X
3. Any accidental mishandling is cause for reinspection of connections. mer on the flange of the handling plug.
4 22.50 .610 X X X 7 45.40 .670 X 4. Before rolling or hoisting joints, install a Hydril handling plug in the box
4 1/2 10.50 .224 X X 7 46.40 .687 X end and ensure pin end protectors are in place. Boxes that will not accept MAKE-UP
4 1/2 11.00 .237 X X 7 49.50 .730 X a handling plug should be set aside. 1. Pipe wrenches, rig tongs and spinning chains are not recommended for
4 1/2 11.60 .250 X X X X X X X 7 50.10 .750 X
NOTE: Handling plugs can be transported from rig floor to pipe deck either final torque application.
4 1/2 12.75 .271 X X X X X X X X 7 53.60 .812 X
4 1/2 13.50 .290 X X X X X X X 7 57.10 .875 X
by lowering a clean plastic or rubber bucket by a rope tied off at the rig floor NOTE: Due to the various shapes and sizes of tubular accessories, they
4 1/2 15.50 .337 X X X X X X 7 60.50 .937 X or by using a bucket or a chain with a hook on a pick-up machine. may require being made-up with rig tongs. Adequate torque measuring
4 1/2 16.60 .375 X X X X X 7 63.90 1.000 X 5. An air hoist or crane with double wrap slings or a pick-up machine can equipment should be used.
4 1/2 17.00 .380 X X X X X 7 5/8 26.40 .328 X X X X X X be used to lift pipe from the catwalk to the V-door. 2. Power tongs are required to obtain final recommended torque values.
4 1/2 19.20 .430 X X X X X 7 5/8 29.70 .375 X X X X X X X X
6. A single joint elevator, bored to the appropriate diameter and used in 3. During make-up, pipe must be vertical and allowed to spin freely, which
4 1/2 21.60 .500 X X X X X 7 5/8 33.70 .430 X X X X X X X X
4 1/2 24.00 .560 X X X 7 5/8 39.00 .500 X X X X X X
conjunction with a handling plug, is recommended for hoisting casing from may require slacking off or unlatching the elevator.
4 1/2 26.50 .630 X X X 7 5/8 42.80 .562 X X X X the V-door into the derrick. Use of a single joint elevator improves stabbing CHROME PROCEDURE for stainless steels and exotic materials:
5 13.00 .253 X X 7 5/8 45.30 .595 X X X X X alignment. If a pick-up chain or line is used to hoist the joint into the der- • Do not use power tongs for spinning the connection.
5 15.00 .296 X X X X X X X 7 5/8 47.10 .625 X X rick, the chain or line must be double wrapped. • After stabbing, make-up the connection by hand with a steady pull
5 18.00 .362 X X X X X X X 7 5/8 51.20 .687 X
NOTE: When lifting single joints with a chain or line, the chain or line must using a chain tong or strap wrench until the seal has made contact and
5 20.30 .408 X X X X 7 5/8 52.80 .712 X
5 20.80 .422 X X X X 7 5/8 55.30 .750 X X be secured in a manner which prevents its shifting up over the box. The the connection is hand tight, and switch to a power tong for final make-
5 21.40 .437 X X X X X 7 5/8 58.30 .800 X handling plug flange cannot be expected to prevent the chain or line from up. Do not jerk on the connection.
5 23.20 .478 X X X X X 7 5/8 59.20 .812 X slipping completely off the joint. • In the initial stages, monitor make-up and rotation speed for possible
5 24.10 .500 X X X X X 7 5/8 63.20 .875 X 7. While the pin is hanging in the derrick and the box is suspended in the irregularities.
5 26.70 .562 X 7 5/8 66.90 .937 X
rotary table, remove the pin protector and handling plug. Clean and rein- • When making-up by hand, torque developed prior to seal contact is an
5 1/2 14.00 .244 X X 7 5/8 70.70 1.000 X
5 1/2 15.50 .275 X X X X X 7 3/4 46.10 .595 X X X X X spect the connections if conditions warrant. indication of misalignment. Rotation should be stopped and reinitiated
5 1/2 17.00 .304 X X X X X X X 7 3/4 48.60 .640 X X X 8. Precautions must be taken to keep thread compound free of contaminants. only after the misalignment has been corrected.
5 1/2 20.00 .361 X X X X X X X 7 3/4 54.20 .712 X 9. Before stabbing, apply a thin even coating of thread compound to the NOTE: When using tubing as a workstring or test string, hand make-up for
5 1/2 23.00 .415 X X X X X X 8 31.00 .375 X entire pin thread and seal areas using a paint brush or mustache brush the first 1or 2 turns will extend the life of the connection.
5 1/2 26.00 .476 X X X X X 8 70.80 .937 X
(thread form outline visible). Do not dope box. 4. The power tong lead line should be attached to a back-up post, should
5 1/2 26.80 .500 X X X X 8 1/16 74.20 .980 X
5 1/2 28.40 .530 X X X X 8 1/8 32.50 .375 X NOTE: If pipe arrives "rig-ready" with dope already applied to be level and at a 90° angle to the power tongs.
5 1/2 29.70 .562 X X 8 1/8 35.50 .420 X connections, excess dope should be wiped out of box. 5. Do not latch back-up tongs on the upsets of box ends. Do not use pipe
5 1/2 32.00 .612 X X 8 1/8 39.50 .470 X 10. Place the stabbing guide, if used, onto the box end. wrenches as back-up tongs. This may damage the pipe body.
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Connection Selection Guide . . . . . . . 2
Worldwide Dependability . . . . . . . . . 4
Product Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
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Hydril Series 500 Type 513 . . . . . . . 16
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6. For thin-walled pipe or plastic coated pipe, full wrap-around back-ups 3. During break-out and spin-out, pipe must be vertical and allowed to spin
Hydril Series 500 Type 511 . . . . . . . 20
should be used to reduce the tendency for damaging pipe or coating. freely, which may necessitate slacking off or unlatching elevator.
7. Using power tongs, rotate connections at no more than 25 RPM. 4. Using power tongs, rotate connections at no more then 25 RPM. Hydril Series 500 Type 563 . . . . . . . 22
For 9-5/8" and larger, do not exceed 15 RPM. For 9-5/8" and larger, do not exceed 15 RPM.
8. Closely monitor rotation speed for irregularities. Joints made-up at exces- CHROME PROCEDURE for stainless steels and exotic materials:
INTERMEDIATE CASING
sive speeds should be backed out and inspected for possible damage. • After the initial break, rotate the connection 1/4 turn, unlatch the power
9. If pipe has a tendency to wobble unduly at its upper end due to wind or tongs and continue break-out with a strap wrench or chain tong. Hydril SuPreme LX (SLX) . . . . . . . . . 10
rig heave and roll, reduce the rotation speed to prevent damage. • Ensure the connections turn freely by hand following the initial breakout. Hydril MAC-II . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
10. If wobble persists despite reduced rotation speed, stop using the 5. Excess torque during break out indicates potential misalignment that
power tongs and proceed with CHROME PROCEDURE make-up, rotating may cause damage. Rotational movement should be stopped until the
Hydril Series 500 Type 523 . . . . . . . 14
by hand or chain tongs. Switch back to the power tongs to achieve final cause is determined and corrected. Hydril Series 500 Type 521 . . . . . . . 18
recommended torque. 6. Care should be exercised when disengaging.
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11. Power tongs should be shifted into low gear at approximately one turn prior NOTE: Maintaining breakout rotation when lifting the pin from the box can
to connection shouldering. For CB connections, run in low gear all the way. prevent thread hang-up.
12. Apply recommended make-up torque. LINERS
NOTE: Dynamics in the make-up system can adversely affect the STANDING BACK Hydril SuPreme LX (SLX) . . . . . . . . . 10
application of make-up torque to the connection. Once target make-up 1. Install a handling plug in the box.
torque has been reached, torque should be held for 1 – 2 seconds to com- 2. Apply damage-free thread protectors to pin end and stand back on
Hydril Series 500 Type 523 . . . . . . . 14
pensate for the dynamics in the system. In the event holding torque a few platform. Protector should be on straight and tight. Re-apply thread Hydril Series 500 Type 513 . . . . . . . 16
seconds after make-up is not possible, the target make-up torque value compound when standing back for extended periods.
Hydril Series 500 Type 521 . . . . . . . 18
may have to be increased. To identify if this is necessary, scribe a longi- 3. Tubing set back in the derrick must be properly supported with a belly
tudinal line across the pin and box after make-up to target torque. After band to prevent excessive bending. Hydril Series 500 Type 511 . . . . . . . 20
relaxing torque, reapply target torque. If the scribed line moves during the
second application of torque, this indicates target torque was not distrib- LAYING DOWN PRODUCTION CASING AND TIE-BACK STRINGS
uted to the connection and that dynamics are absorbing some of the 1. Install a handling plug in box.
torque. The next joint should be made up to a torque 10 – 15% higher than 2. Apply a clean thread protector to the pin end prior to laying down. Hydril SuPreme LX (SLX) . . . . . . . . . 10
the initial target torque. Scribe a line across the pin and box and reapply 3. After laying down, remove the handling plug from the box end and Hydril MAC-II . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
the initial target torque. If the line does not move, this would indicate the replace with a clean damage-free box thread protector.
Hydril Series 500 Type 523 . . . . . . . 14
10 – 15% increase in torque assures the connection has reached the 4. The connection should be cleaned to remove dope, mud, and corrosive
intended torque.This dual-application procedure can be repeated for the fluids. Apply storage compound. Hydril Series 500 Type 521 . . . . . . . 18
first few joints in a string. Making up subsequent joints to a torque 10 –
Hydril Series 500 Type 563 . . . . . . . 22
15% higher than the initial target torque will compensate for some of the END OF JOB
dynamics in the make-up system. 1. All unused connections, pipe, and accessories should have thread or
storage compound applied and protectors made-up tight. PRODUCTION TUBING
NOTE: When making-up connections using a thread locking compound, a NOTE: Connections that are damaged require protection, since the Hydril Series 500 Type 533 . . . . . . . 26
make-up torque 10% to 20% over target torque is recommended. damage may be minimal and thus repairable. Failure to apply protectors or
Hydril Series 500 Type 553 . . . . . . . 28
storage compound may render the connections unsuitable for repair and
NOTE: During freezing weather, maximum torque may be needed in order the whole joint as scrap. Hydril Series 500 Type 563 . . . . . . . 30
to overcome thread compound viscosity and thus ensure adequate make- 2. Unserviceable connections must be properly marked.
up is attained.
DRILL PIPE
STORAGE
1. Practices consistent with API RP 5CI are recommended. Hydril Wedge Thread Tool Joint . . . . 32
PULLING
2. A spreader bar with a choker sling at each end is the recommended
BREAK-OUT method for lifting pipe. Using hooks in the connections is not recommended. Field Service Procedures . . . . . . . . . 34
1. Use power tongs in low gear to break out connections. 3. Annual inspection of pipe and connections is recommended. More
Worldwide Locations . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
2. Do not hammer on connections to assist break-out as this may damage frequent intervals are recommended in harsh climates.
pipe or connections. 4. A water-displacing corrosion-inhibiting compound should be used for
long term storage of connections.
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