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Chapter 3
Hanger Assemblies
Section 23
D00301642
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The appropriate Connector Build/Inspection Sheet must be used with the following
inspection criteria to ensure comprehensive inspections.
Unless otherwise noted, fail and red-tag the connector and send to the lab with a
failure report if the connector fails the inspection conditions.
All connectors will have these common inspection and test operations performed.
1. Inspect connector body thoroughly for cracks, corrosion, erosion, galling, raised metal, and
ensure that deformations are not present.
2. Verify that all connector O-ring glands are in good condition and free of scratches, corrosion,
galling and raised metal.
Never attempt to straighten a bent pin on any connector assembly. If the pin is
bent, the connector should be replaced immediately.
3. Check all male Kemlon and Kemtite connectors for the following:
• Verify that the pins are straight and clean with no flaking or missing gold plating.
• Inspect for discoloration at base of pin and insulator.
• Inspect for chipping or cracking of insulator.
4. Check all Female Kemlon, extension contact and UCA connectors for the following:
• Verify that the rubber boots are straight and uncut without any deformations or holes
present.
• Ensure that the socket is in good condition and clean with no spring leaves or gold plating
missing.
• Must pass force extraction test, between 0.5 to 1.5 lbs force (8 to 24 oz). Refer to the
Procedure for the Inspection and Testing of Downhole Electrical Connectors (P01367)
5. Ensure all Kemlon connectors are torqued to the appropriate values, as follows:
• Steel type: 25 in-lb.
• Peek type: 7-8 in-lb
6. Exposed solder joints must be clean with no corrosion present and must be insulated by heat
shrink tubing, RTV, or conformal coating as applicable.
7. All connector assemblies require the following electrical tests:
• Continuity test – should be less than or equal to 0.5Ω
• Insulation resistance – should be greater than 500MΩ measured at 500V
8. Place a classification sticker on the connector to indicate the status of the connector. The sticker
color classifications are:
• Green – passed inspection and testing
• Orange – on hold awaiting inspection
• Red – failed inspection and testing
9. If any discrepancies are observed during any inspection process, the connector assembly must
be red tagged and sent to the lab for repair with a copy of the connector build/inspection sheet.
A repair work order must also be initiated.
The size of adapter tip is determined by Length K in Table 3.23.1. Refer to Figure
3.23.1 to find the measurement of Length K.
Figure 3.23.1
Measuring Length K to Determine Adapter Tip Size
Intermediate
Short
101354114 1.125 150 ft-lb. ≤0.5 >500 at 500 V
Intermediate
120160472
Intermediate
120168044
1.625 150 ft-lb. ≤0.5 >500 at 500 V
Solar
Intermediate
101354135 2.125 150 ft-lb. ≤0.5 >500 at 500 V
Long
Long 120160474
Long Solar 101354135
2.625 150 ft-lb. ≤0.5 >500 at 500 V
Figure 3.23.2
Short Hanger Adapter Tip (120160470)
Figure 3.23.3
Short Solar Hanger Adapter Tip (120168043)
The parts listed in Table 3.23.3 are shown in the cross section views of the
assembly (Figure 3.23.2 and Figure 3.23.3).
6 Short Adapter Tip (thread mod not available for short adapter tip) 120160469
Short Adapter Tip (Solar) 120168036
Figure 3.23.4
Intermediate Hanger Adapter Tip (120160472)
Figure 3.23.5
Intermediate Short Adapter Tip (101354114)
The parts listed in Table 3.23.4 are shown in the cross section views of the
assembly (Figure 3.23.4 and Figure 3.23.5).
Figure 3.23.6
Long Hanger Adapter Tip (120160474)
Figure 3.23.7
Long Solar Hanger Adapter Tip (101354135)
The parts listed in Table 3.23.5 are shown in the cross section views of the
assembly (Figure 3.23.6 and Figure 3.23.7).
Reverse flow adapter tips will have Loctite applied to the threads. Apply Loctite
242/243 to the threads of Non-Solar reverse flow adapter tip assemblies and
Loctite 272 to the threads of Solar reverse flow adapter tip assemblies.
9. Apply DC3452 on the threads on the end of the adapter tip. The adapter tip is now ready for
field service.
Cover the ends of the adapter tip with the vinyl caps (Item 8 and Item 9) until the
adapter tip is ready to be installed on the hanger or tube extension.
Figure 3.23.8
Adapter Tip Installed on the Hanger
10. Thread the adapter tip into the hanger or tube extension and torque to 150 ft-lb (Figure 3.23.8).
Torque Values
63/4" and 8" CIM 120148226 (17-4 PH) 15 20-25 ≤0.5 >500 at 500 V
Hard
43/4" Connect
120163563 (Incoloy) 15 25 ≤0.5 >500 at 500 V
43/4" Hard
101251172 15 20-25 ≤0.5 >500 at 500 V
Centerbore Connect
43/4" Hard
101393186 15 20-25 ≤0.5 >500 at 500 V
Geotap Connect
3 1/8" Hard
120173155 15 n/a ≤0.5 >500 at 500 V
Solar EWR Connect
43/4"
Heavy
Reverse Neck
101365260 n/a 20-25 ≤0.5 >500 at 500 V
Flow
63/4"
Heavy
Reverse Neck
101479824 n/a 20-25 ≤0.5 >500 at 500 V
Flow
91/2"
Heavy
Reverse Neck
101479827 n/a 20-25 ≤0.5 >500 at 500 V
Flow
63/4" & 8"
Reverse CIM 120165188 15 20-25 ≤0.5 >500 at 500 V
Flow
91/2" Solar,
Reverse CIM 101286515 15 20-25 ≤0.5 >500 at 500 V
Flow
91/2" & 8" HF
Reverse CIM 101247687 15 20-25 ≤0.5 >500 at 500 V
Flow
Figure 3.23.9 can be referenced for the CIM, Hard Connect, and Reverse Flow
Hangers and Figure 3.23.10 can be referenced for the Solar CIM and Solar Hard
Connect Hangers.
Figure 3.23.9
43/4" Geotap Hard Connect Hanger (101393186)
Figure 3.23.10
91/2" Solar CIM Hanger-Stellite (120169315)
Figure 3.23.11
31/8" Solar EWR Hard Connect Hanger (120173155)
Figure 3.23.12
43/4" Centerbore Hard Connect Hanger (101251172)
The parts listed below are shown in the exploded views of the assembly.
Refer to the below parts list and the appropriate hanger exploded view
throughout sections 3.23.12, 3.23.13, and 3.23.14.
4 Lock Ring:
63/4" and 8", 17-4 PH 120160545
63/4" and 8" Solar 120160545
91/2", 17-4 PH and MPT 120160545
91/2" Solar, Stellite 120160545
91/2" Solar, 17-4 PH 120160545
91/2" Solar, 17-4 MPT 120160545
43/4", Incoloy 925 120160545
43/4" Solar, Stellite 120160545
43/4" Solar, Incoloy 925 120160545
43/4" Solar, Centerbore 120160545
43/4" Geotap 120160545
31/8" Solar 120160545
63/4" and 8" Reverse Flow 120141900
91/2" Reverse Flow 120160545
91/2" and 8" HF Reverse Flow 120160545
5 Flex Connector Contact Assembly:
63/4" and 8", 17-4 PH 120164052
63/4" and 8" Solar 120164052
91/2", 17-4 PH and MPT 120164052
91/2" Solar, Stellite 120164052
91/2" Solar, 17-4 PH 120164052
91/2" Solar, 17-4 MPT 120164052
43/4", Incoloy 925 120163924
43/4" Solar, Stellite 120163924
43/4" Solar, Incoloy 925 120163924
43/4" Centerbore 120164052
43/4" Geotap 120163924
63/4" Heavy Neck 120164052
91/2" Heavy Neck 120164052
63/4" and 8" Reverse Flow 120164052
91/2" Reverse Flow 120164052
43/4" Heavy Neck 101474162
91/2" and 8" HF Reverse Flow 120164052
6 Flex Connector O-Ring
63/4" and 8", 17-4 PH 120136787
63/4" and 8" Solar 120155759
91/2", 17-4 PH and MPT 120136787
91/2" Solar, Stellite 120155759
91/2" Solar, 17-4 PH 120155759
91/2" Solar, 17-4 MPT 120155759
43/4", Incoloy 925 120136787
43/4" Solar, Stellite 120155759
43/4" Solar, Incoloy 925 120155759
43/4" Centerbore 120137136
43/4" Geotap 120155759
63/4" Heavy Neck 120155759
91/2" Heavy Neck 120155759
63/4" and 8" Reverse Flow 120136787
91/2" Reverse Flow 120155759
43/4" Heavy Neck 120155759
91/2" and 8" HF Reverse Flow 120136787
12 Hanger Plug
43/4" Geotap 101392989
13 Plug O-Ring 90 Durometer
43/4" Geotap 12036783
14 Plug Backup Ring #110
43/4" Geotap 120141908
15 Hanger Body Backup Ring #115
43/4" Centerbore 101270311
31/8" Solar 120173164
16 Hanger Body Backup Ring #223
43/4" Centerbore 106383
31/8" Solar 120173152
17 Hanger Body O-Ring
43/4" Centerbore 120165985
31/8" Solar 120141941
18 Bolt
43/4" Centerbore 101270312
31/8" Solar 79794
19 Ground Spring
31/8" Solar 75159
20 Bolt O-Ring, 90 Durometer
43/4" Centerbore 120143210
21 Bolt Backup Ring #109
43/4" Centerbore 101270310
22 Nut, 1/4-28 UNF
31/8" Solar 79793
23 Housing, CIM Hanger Contact
63/4" and 8", 17-4 PH 120141900
91/2",17-4 PH and MPT 120141900
63/4" and 8" Solar 120168995
91/2" Solar, 17-4 PH 120168995
91/2" Solar, Stellite 120168995
91/2" Solar, 17-4 MPT 120141900
43/4", Incoloy 925 120141900
43/4", Solar, Stellite 120168995
Solar, Incoloy 925 120168995
43/4", Centerbore 120168995
43/4", Geotap 120168995
31/8" Solar 120168995
63/4" and 8" Reverse Flow 120141900
91/2" Reverse Flow 120168995
91/2" and 8" HF Reverse Flow 120141900
24 Nose End Plug
63/4" Heavy Neck 101434756
91/2" Heavy Neck 101434756
Refer to Section 3.23.13 for the 31/8" Solar Hanger teardown and buildup.
Refer to Section 3.23.14 for the 43/4" Centerbore Hanger teardown and buildup.
1. Remove the O-ring (Item 2) or ring press (Item 3) from the hanger body (Item 1).
2. Use a scratch brush and parts cleaner/degreaser to clean the ID and OD of the hanger body and
O-ring groove.
3. Use a scratch brush and parts cleaner/degreaser to clean the threads inside the hanger neck.
Ensure the hanger neck is free of deformation. Ensure the threads are free of burrs or damage
and the hanger neck is free of deformation.
4. Use a dial caliper to measure the OD of the hanger neck. Ensure the measurement falls between
the ranges indicated on the appropriate mechanical drawing.
7. Examine the hanger body for cracks or erosion. Measure any erosion located under the hanger
arm. Hangers with pitting deeper than 0.312" or wider than 0.75" must be reworked. Any
discrepancy found should be recorded and dispositioned by engineering as required.
8. Confirm that the hanger contact lock ring is of the Beryllium Copper (BeCu) type. Tag contact
lock rings that do not meet this specification with a red sticker and send them to the lab for
maintenance.
9. Ensure the contact lock ring (Item 4) is torqued to 15 ft-lb. Heavy Neck assembly lock rings are
not threaded onto the hanger and will have a lock nut instead. Ensure the lock nut is torqued to
60 in-lb. If the connector does not meet these specifications it should be tagged with a red
sticker and sent to the lab for maintenance.
10. Confirm the hanger has been helium tested (stamped L.C.) If the hanger is not stamped, return
to manufacturing.
11. Inspect the neck of the hanger, visually confirming the neck does not lean to one side. Even
slight deformation will cause a failure. Do not rework if a bent neck is suspected (use a dial
indicator and v-blocks for confirmation). Slight rounding of the corners due to erosion is
acceptable. Any deformities should be sent to engineering for disposition.
12. For the 43/4" Geotap hanger, remove the hanger plug (Item 12). Remove the hanger plug O-rings
(Item 13) and backup rings (Item 14).
13. Remove the flex connector assembly (Item 5) and perform an extraction force test on the flex
connector contact assembly and the hanger contact connector (Item 11) in the hanger body. If
the connectors fail the extraction test, the hanger must be taken out of service for rebuild.
Hanger contact connectors (Item 11) in heavy neck hanger assemblies are male
connectors and will not have an extraction force test performed.
14. Examine the threads of the flex connector (Item 10) and ensure it is free of any galling or
stripping. Examine the ceramic/glass insulator of the flex connect and ensure no cracks are
present. If any galling or stripping exists on the flex connector threads or if cracks exist on the
insulator, the flex connector will need to be replaced.
Figure 3.23.13
Inspection Points on the Hanger
If replacing the flex connector, ensure the correct flex connector is selected.
Refer to D00301645.
15. Replace the O-ring (Item 5) and backup ring (Item 7), if applicable, on the flex connector
(Item 10). Use a 12mm socket to install and torque the connector between 20 and 25 in-lb. Refer
to Figure 3.23.9 or Figure 3.23.10 for the correct placement of the O-ring and backup ring.
16. Use a syringe with a tip to inject a reasonable amount of DC 3542 grease into the cavity
between the rubber boot and the flex connector housing through the injection hole.
For solar hanger assemblies, use DC 3452 to lubricate the hanger O-rings.
17. Use DC 111 lubricant to lubricate two O-rings (Item 8). Install the O-rings with two backup
rings (Item 9), if applicable, into the O-ring grooves on the OD of the flex connector. Apply a
small amount of DC 111 grease inside the boot. Refer to Figure 3.23.9 or Figure 3.23.10 for the
correct placement of the O-rings and backup rings.
18. Use DC 111 lubricant to lubricate the hanger O-ring (Item 2) and install it into the O-ring
groove in the hanger body (Item 1).
19. For the 43/4" Geotap hanger, use DC3452 lubricant to lubricate two hanger plug O-rings
(Item 12) and install with corresponding backup rings (Item 13) into the O-ring grooves on the
hanger plug. Refer to Figure # for the correct placement of the O-rings and backup rings. Install
the hanger plug and torque to 25 ft-lb. The hanger is ready for field service.
20. Align the flex connector (Item 11) with the Sub G port in the insert.
21. Press the hanger into the appropriate insert (Figure 3.23.14) already mounted in the sub and
ensure that the body seats firmly against the insert. It may be necessary to use a rubber mallet to
tap the hanger into place.
Figure 3.23.14
Install the Hanger into the Insert
22. Apply GN paste to the threads of the socket head cap screws and install them into the hanger
body of the insert. Torque the screws to 25 ft-lb.
Use Loctite 242/243 on the socket head cap screws for assemblies that will
be used in high-pressure environments.
23. Record the hanger serial number on the tool build up book.