Tool Operation

QUANTUM GP Packer Assembly

Service Tool Quantum Packer
Circulating Ports
G.P. Extension
Ball Seat
Closing Sleeve
Crossover Ports
Lower Seal Bore

Check Valve Indicating Collar

Indicating Collet
Flapper Valve

Safety Shear Sub

Wash Pipe
Blank Pipe
Perforations
Screen

Sump Packer ORSS

2 Initials Seal Assembly

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1. Packer at Set Depth Service Tool
- Drop Ball
- Apply Pressure, set begins
at 1,200 - 1,600 psi Quantum Packer
- Pressure Test Annulus and Set Postion
pull test to test set.

2. Release Service Tool

- Slack off 15K down
- Apply 2,200 - 2,400 psi
- Pick up Ball Seated
on Ball Seat

“Fluted” Crossover
3. Ball Seat Still in
Place Sub

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Pick up to the
reverse-out position

- Pressure Drill Pipe

to 3,200 - 3,400 psi Ball Seat is
Shifted Open
- Ball seat shifts and
pressure is vented
to the annulus.
Formation is isolated
from pressure spike.

- Fluids are spotted

Collet Indicates
in this position.
at Upper Packer
Seal Bore Shoulder

Collet Drags the

Port Closure Sleeve
Into Closed Position

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Squeeze Position

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Circulating Position

To Reach Circulating Position

Circulating Ports
- Pick up 18 inches at the are Open
tool or until collet indicator
causes 15K increase in
hook load

- Circulating exit ports are

now above packer bore.

- All circulating fluids must

flow through the screen,
upwrd through the wash
pipe and exit to the
annulus. Check Valve
Allows Only
Upward Flow

Collet Indicator
15K up
5 K down
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ReversePosition
To Reverse Out:

- Apply enough annular

pressure to overcome
hydrostatic in the pipe.
Typically 500 psi.

- Pick up service tool until

pressure falls off. This
occurs when crossover
port clears the top of Check Valve Closed
the upper packer bore.

- Continue pumping

- Check valve prevents

slurry from entering the Lower Set of Seals
inside of the washpipe. Still in Packer Bore

- If annular fluid density is

greater than the D.P. Port Closure Sleeve
fluid density, 500 psi back Is Closed
pressure must be trapped
7 on the tubing side to keep
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check valve closed.