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TECHNICAL DATA BOOK

for
3.3"- 5.125" SPRING ROLLER
CENTRALISER
w/ 1-1/16 SR CONNECTION
PW 486-3300-00-02

THIS DATA BOOK IS THE PROPERTY OF PETROLINE WELLSYSTEMS

LTD AND MAY NOT BE REPRODUCED IN WHOLE OR IN PART
WITHOUT PRIOR PERMISSION. IT CONTAINS CONFIDENTIAL
INFORMATION AND IS SUBMITTED FOR A SPECIFIC PURPOSE AND
THE RECIPIENT AGREES BY ACCEPTING IT NOT TO DISCLOSE ANY
INFORMATION REGARDING IT TO ANY UNAUTHORISED PERSON OR
USE IT FOR ANY OTHER PURPOSE THAN THAT IT WAS INTENDED
FOR. ALL PATENT RIGHTS HERETO ARE EXPRESSLY RESERVED BY
PETROLINE WELLSYSTEMS LTD.

PETROLINE WELLSYSTEMS LTD.,

OFFSHORE TECHNOLOGY PARK
CLAYMORE DRIVE
BRIDGE OF DON
ABERDEEN AB23 8GD
SCOTLAND UK
TEL: (01224) 423423 FAX: (01224) 423200

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Section

Introduction 1

Technical Information for Spring RollerCentraliser 2

Technical Drawing for Spring RollerCentraliser 2

Assembly Drawing for Spring RollerCentraliser 3

Parts List for Spring RollerCentraliser 3

Disassembly Instructions for Spring RollerCentraliser 3

Operating Requirements 4

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INTRODUCTION TO THE SPRING ROLLER CENTRALISER

The Spring Roller Centraliser was the original tool

which initiated Petroline’s "Rolling Systems"
development. Designed to meet the increasing need for
devices which improve wireline operations in high
deviation wells, the S.R.C. has already been widely
used in wells up to 80 deviation.

Designed to be run directly above the flow control

device to be installed / retrieved the S.R.C. offers many
benefits.

* Roller arms reduce frictional resistance

* High energy spring stack gives high lift capability

whilst centralised stack and arm leverage requires
minimal force for full collapse through restrictions

* High integrity design suitable for high velocity /

impact operations

* Can be supplied with integral QLS connections or

Sucker Rod threads

* Triple roller arm expanders

* Maximum circumferential coverage gained for

minimal strength loss

* Can be adapted for Coil Tubing utilisation

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TECHNICAL INFORMATION FOR 3.3"- 5.125" SRC

Assembly Number : 486-3300-00-02

Metallic Material : 17/4 PH Stainless Steel

Max. Body OD : 3.300"

Centralise ID : 5.125"

Top Connection : 1-1/16" - 10UNS (SR) Pin

Bottom Connection : 1-1/16" - 10UNS (SR) Box

Minimum Tensile Rating : 62,019 lbs @ SR Conns.

Spring Configration : 63 (DS-017) Set-up in 20 Doubles

& 23 Singles

ie:- Spring Configration

Note:- This Assembly Supersedes PW415-3300-00-08

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TECHNICAL ILLUSTRATION FOR 3.3"- 5.125" SRC
Assembly No : 486-3300-00-02

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ASSEMBLY ILLUSTRATION FOR SPRING ROLLER CENTRALISER
Assembly Drawing No : A486-3300-002

SR Connection Shown QLS as an Alternative

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PARTS LIST FOR 3.3"- 5.125" SPRING ROLLER CENTRALISER

Assembly No : 486-3300-00-02 Ref. Assy. Dwg. A486-3300-002

Item Description Qty Part No

001 Petroline X-Over Sub 1 486-3300-02-15
002 Bottom X-Over Sub 1 415-3300-17-11
003 Roll Pin (3/16"Dia x 3") 1 RP-006

S.R.C Sub Assembly 486-3300-00-30

004 Main Body 1 486-3300-06-45
005 Lower Body 1 486-3300-01-45
006 Disc Spring 80 DS-017
007 Bottom Sub 1 415-3300-04-45
008 Locking Sleeve 1 486-3300-03-45
009 Locking Segment 1 486-3300-05-09
010 Pusher Plate 1 415-3300-07-45
011 Sliding Rod 3 415-3300-08-45
012 Spring Rod 1 486-3300-04-45
013 Pivot Pin 3 415-3300-12-45
014 Locking Ring 1 415-3300-15-45
015 Grub Screw (3/16"BSF x 1/4") 3 GS-001
016 Grub Screw (1/4"-20UNC x 3/16") 2 GS-023

017 Roller Arm Sub Assembly 415-3300-00-17

018 Bush 3 415-3300-11-02
019 Arm 3 415-3300-18-14
020 Roller Pin 3 415-3300-13-11
021 Roller Bush 3 415-3300-16-09
022 Roller 3 415-3300-14-11

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DISASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS FOR SPRING ROLLER CENTRALISER
Ref. Assy. Dwg. A486-3300-002

Disassembly Instructions
- Remove Grub Screw (Item 16) from Locking Sleeve (Item 08) and back-off Locking Sleeve.

- Remove Locking Segment (Item 09) from slot in Main Body (Item 04) and unscrew Top Sub (Item
01) anti-clockwise along with integral tool string connector.

- The Bottom Sub (Item 07) and Tool String Connector (Item 02) can be removed from the Lower
Body (Item 05) at the same time, having previously removed Roll Pin (Item -3). Once removed from
the Lower body, the Bottom Sub and tool string connector can be separated from each other.

- Grub Screws (Item 15) are removed from Locking Ring (Item 14) in order to allow Pivot Pins
(Item 13) to be backed off anti-clockwise and removed to free the lever Arms (Item 17) from the
Lower Body. This procedure is repeated for each of the 3 arms.

- Once all arms are free, the Locking Ring can now be freed from the Lower Body.

- Grub Screw (Item 16) is removed from the Main Body in order to allow the Lower Body along
with, the Disc Springs (Item 06) the Spring Rod (Item 12) the Pusher Plate (Item 10) and the
Sliding Rods (Item 11) to be unscrewed from the Main Body.

- Once the Spring Stack and spring Rod have been removed the Pusher Plate and Sliding Rods can
also be removed by pulling them from the Lower Body.

- The Sliding Rods are removed from the Pusher Plate by unscrewing anti-clockwise. However if
no damage is present they should be left undisturbed.

- The Locking Sleeve which is threaded to the Main Body can be fully unscrewed for cleaning and
inspection.

- All parts should be checked for damage, careful scrutiny being given to all threads and bearing
surfaces. Replace any damaged parts if necessary.

- The Pins for the rollers are welded in position and should not need replacement unless excessive
wear is evident. These should be returned to Petroline for repair.

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ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS FOR SPRING ROLLER CENTRALISER
Ref. Assy. Dwg. A486-3300-002

General Instructions
Ensure all parts, especially Disc Springs are clean.
Apply copperslip to Disc Springs, bearing surfaces and all threads.

Assembly Instructions
- X-Over Sub (Item 02), Roll Pin (Item 03), Bottom Sub (Item 07) are made up to the Lower Body
(Item 05).

- Make-up Sliding Rod (Item 11) to the Pusher Plate (Item 10). Slide Locking Ring (Item 14) over
the Lower Body, slide the Pusher Plate / Rod assembly into the Lower Body & make-up the Lower
Body to the Main Body (Item 04). Install Grub Screw (Item 16).

- Locate the Bush (Item 18) into the pre assembled Roller Arm consisting of Arm (Item 19), Roller
Pin (Item 20), Roller Bush (Item 21) & Roller (Item 22), locate the Arm onto the Lower Body & pin
with Pivot Pin (Item 13) through the Locking Ring. Fix Pivot Pins in place with Grub Screw (Item
15).

- Locate Spring Rod (Item 12) down through the Main Body into the Lower Body. Load the Disc
Springs (Item 06) {see operational notes} onto the Spring Rod.

- Slide the Locking Sleeve (Item 08) down over the Main body
make-up the Top Sub assembly to the Main Body. Note : see
operational notes on ‘Gap X’. Install Locking Segment (Item 09)
through the Main Body onto the Top Sub. Ensure teeth are fully
located.

- Make-up Locking Sleeve to the Top Sub and install Grub Screw
(Item 16).

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OPERATIONAL NOTES

Running/Retrieving Instructions
- The Centraliser is run immediately above the Plug to be centralised. No shearing of Pins or
the like is required within the Centraliser, therefore running/retrieving operations of the Plug
being centralised are not affected.

Operation of Tool
- Centraliser preload is adjusted to the required setting (REF: SPRING FORCE SETTING).

- Plug is run, with Centraliser above, into the desired tubing/casing string.

- Toolstring should now be lowered until the first restriction is approached, at which point care
should be taken upon entry into restriction. Downward jarring may be required in order to aid
Centraliser through the restriction. At any subsequent restrictions the above procedure should
be repeated.

- After locating the Plug in the correct nipple profile, it is set as normal.

- Retrieval of Centraliser and Plug Running Tool is carried out as normal except when passing
through any restrictions. Upward jarring may be required at this point.

Standard Spring Force Setting

- The force exerted by the Spring Stack can be altered in two ways. Firstly the preload can be
changed using the adjuster, and secondly the spring configuration itself can be altered to give
different operating characteristics.

- Although as said the spring configuration can be varied, one which is considered to be
optimum for the circumstances is used. In the case of the 3.3" - 5.125" the configuration
is:-
20 SETS OF DOUBLES & 23 SINGLES 63 SPRINGS.

-Springs used have the following dimensions:- OD : 45.0mm

ID : 22.4mm
THICKNESS : 2.5mm

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OPERATIONAL NOTES

For the given configuration approximate lift forces (per arm) can be calculated. The lift force is
over and above centraliser selfweight.

The forces are as follows:- APPROX

ADJUSTER GAP (mm) LIFT WEIGHT (lbs)
20 30
12 60
10 75
7 85
2 120

GAP ADJUSTMENT (REF ASSY DWG NO:- A486-9999-005)

- The gap can be adjusted whether or not the Centraliser is connected into the tool string. Firstly
remove Grub Screw (Item 16) and back off Locking Sleeve (Item 08). The Locking Segment
(Item 09) is now free to move over the machined grooves in the Top Sub (Item 01).

- The Top Sub is screwed in or out until the required gap "X" is achieved. The segment may sit
slightly above the internal diameter of the Locking Sleeve. To allow it to pass below, a further
small adjustment of the Top Sub will be required. Once flush, the Locking Sleeve can be
screwed back over the segment and shouldered against the Top Sub.

- The Grub Screw is replaced in the Locking Sleeve, and the Adjuster is now prevented from
backing off.

High Load Spring Configuration

Some applications may require a higher spring load acting on the arm’s. For example,
the SRC can be used as a depth indicator where the SRC is used to locate in a profile at
a set depth. To help locate and hold the SRC in the profile it may be necessary to
increase the force required to collapse the SRC arms.
For a High Load spring configuration in the case of the 3.3" - 5.125" the configuration
is:-
32 SETS OF DOUBLES & 2 SINGLES 66 SPRINGS

Note: Due to increased load, the Arm’s will not collapse through restrictions below 3.50"
ID. Therefore do not use tool with high load spring set up in applications with a
minimum ID less than 3.500"

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