How to Make Up 4-1/2” Copperhead

Bridge plug (P/N: M-957-45-000) and

WAK ( P/N: M-555-20-440)
to CPST/HST Setting tool

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Ammar Rizvi, Completions
ARM-Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
 Introduction
The Copperhead bridge plug from
Schlumberger is a new generation of
drillable Bridge Plug that combines
unsurpassed holding capability with the

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ability to be milled-up in under 30
minutes.

The Copperhead will withstand up to

10,000 psi Differential Pressure at
350°F from above and below.

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 Modes of Setting Copperhead Bridge Plug
•On Wireline Using the CPST (Casing Packer Setting Tool)

•On Coil Tubing / Jointed Tubing Using Hydraulic setting tool (HST)

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 Setting Copperhead Bridgeplug on W/L and CT

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Setting Sleeve

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Tension Mandrel

Half moon cavity

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Cap

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Shear Ring

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Shear Sleeve
Half Moon Shoulder

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Stop Ring

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Latch

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Adjuster Sub

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Lock Spring

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Set Screw

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 Step1: Slide the Shear sleeve over the Tension Mandrel such that the half
moon shoulder inside the shear sleeve No-Go’s inside the half moon cavity
in the Tension Mandrel

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Half moon cavity in Tension Mandrel Half moon shoulder inside Shear sleeve

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Final position.

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 Slide the Collet over the Tension

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Mandrel and place the 2 stop rings
inside the Collet such that the 2
stop rings make one full circle
around the Tension Mandrel as
shown below
Tension Mandrel

Stop Rings

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If the bottom of the Tension Mandrel is not flushed with the bottom of the Collet then it means that the
half moon shoulder in the Shear sleeve is not positioned inside the Half moon cavity in the Tension
Mandrel. Rotate the Mandrel to place the Half moon shoulder in the cavity

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Place the 2 set screws in the Shear sleeve and tighten it with Allen-key

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Screw the Cap over the Shear sleeve

Place your thumb at the point shown in red circle and then push it in the clockwise direction to screw
it on the Top of the Tension Mandrel. Keep Screwing the spring until the top of the spring is across the
topmost thread of the Tension Mandrel. The WAK is now ready to go.

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 Remove the set
screws

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Make up the Setting Sleeve to the CPST / HST and put the set screws

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The spring should house inside the notch of the adapter as shown in the
next slide

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 Picture showing the final position of the lock spring inside the Adapter

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( Note: The Setting sleeve has been deliberately removed here only to
clearly show the position of the lock spring inside the adapter)

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Push the Tension Mandrel inside the CPST /HST adapter (with the
Lock spring inside the groove of the adapter) and screw it by rotating
it in the clockwise Direction. Keep screwing until the setting sleeve
hits the top sub of the Copperhead. We’re now READY to RIH

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Any Question ??

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