Subsurface Rod Pumps, Parts and Accessories

Pump Parts

Anchors
 
Insert-pump anchors are small packers that take the place of seating assemblies in
bottom-anchor pumps. The insert-pump anchors allow a pump to be run in a well not
equipped with a seating nipple or where a pump is stuck in the pump seating nipple.

The insert-pump anchor also can be used where tubing has a hole near the pump
seating nipple. These tools allow pumping of a deep well from some intermediate
                
bottomhole pressure is high.

In addition, this production tool provides a trouble-free method of anchoring and

         

Advanced features of this tool include:

 Complete vertical action sets, packs-off, releases and resets without rotation.
 Self-locking collet design sets and releases packing and slips without danger of
jamming or pre-setting.
 The split-cone design ensures reliable initial holddown force.
 Automatically positioned for resetting when released — can be raised or lowered
and then reset without pulling from the tubing.

         

economy to many pumping installations. Using the insert-pump anchor allows
the operator to select the best pump-setting depth after the well is completed and
tubing has been run.

Insert-pump anchors are offered in 2 3/8-in., 2 7/8-in. and 3 1/2-in. tubing and
come with a standard 24-in. stroke in all three sizes. It also is available with a long
48-in. stroke in the 2 3/8-in. and 2 7/8-in. sizes.

      

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Anchor, complete with threaded-steel

20-8897 25-8897 30-8897
insert rubber, standard (24-in.) stroke setting

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A #  
      
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B A Head 20-8871 25-8871 30-8871
B Rubber, threaded-steel insert 20-8802* 25-3922* 30-8802*

C C Split cone 20-8893 25-8893 30-8893

D Ring, retainer 1 20-8807 25-8807 30-8807
D E Slip assembly 20-884 25-884 30-8874
F Body, standard (24 in.) stroke 20-8898 25-8898 30-8898
G Coupling 20-886 25-886 30-886

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Head
A Threads – upper pin-end 1.4704 - 14 1.8024 - 14 2.1095 - 11-1/2
Head OD (in.) 1.850 2.290 2.844
Rubber
B OD (in.) 1.81 2.25 2.75
ID (in.) 1.00 1.44 1.94
Split cone
C
OD (in.) 1.85 2.29 2.84
E
Body
F OD (in.) 1.172 1.610 2.062
ID (in.) 0.690 1.130 1.500
Coupling
G Threads - lower box-end (in.) 1 NPT 1-1/4 NPT 1-1/2 NPT
OD Coupling (in.) 1.85 2.29 2.75
A-G Assembly length (in.) 47 48-5/8 50-1/2

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Tubing ID (in.) 1.995 2.441 2.992
Tubing weight (lb/ft) 4.70 6.50 9.30
F Minimum weight required to set anchor (lb) 1,500 2,000 2,500
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Viton®* working temperature, °F (°C)
–40 / +204 –40 / +204 –40 / +204

Rubber (standard) working temperature, !"#$%&'# !"#$%&'# !"#$%&'#

°F (°C) –40 / +121 –40 / +121 –40 / +121
In shallow wells, the rod string may be picked up 1- to 2-ft and dropped to facilitate anchor setting.
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*Add VT to part number for high temperature Viton material.
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Viton a registered trademark of DuPont Dow Elastomers L.L.C.

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Options
 Furnished with a standard 24-in. setting stroke in all sizes
 Available with a long 48-in. stroke in the 2 3/8-in. and 2 7/8-in. sizes
 For high-temperature applications, Viton packing element is available
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/mm - //kg //kN  /bar

1-11/16 51,800 59,800

42.86 23,496 266.0
2 79,900 92,200 5,000
Variable
50.80 36,242 410.1 345
2-1/2 77,800 97,900
63.50 35,289 435.5

Operating Sequence
 1 Record pump stroke plus the setting stroke (24 or 48 in.) of the anchor.
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pin from the running slot to the setting slot.

 1 Attach anchor to pump and start into tubing with dowel pin in starting position.

 1 Run pump to desired depth, attach polished rod and lower to point
established for bottom of stroke. Now raise polished rod distance established in
Step 1, then lower full weight of rods on the anchor to set and pre-load the pack-off.

 21 To re-set anchor, unseat witha straight pull on the rod string, then raise or
lower to desired setting position, and re-set as in Step 3.
#6. Lifting
Position: #1. Starting
Pin returns
here as tool Position:
is unseated, Pin is here as
where it remains tool is made
as tool is lifted up on string.
up tubing.

#2. Lowering
Position:
#5. Setting Pin moves here
Position: as tool enters
Approximate pin tubing.
location when
tool is “set.”

#3. Running
Slot:
#4. Setting Pin travels up
and down the
Slot: “running slot” as
Pin moves to connections are
presetting position made.
in “setting slot”
as rods are lifted
for setting. Tool is
then lowered to
set position.

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