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    Flow Control Baker Plugs

    Standard and Surset

    Europe Learning CentreWCP TrainingSchlumberger

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    Presentation Objectives

    Familiarization with Baker flow control equipment

    Standard and Surset Landing Nipple and lock specifications

    Baker Probes, shanks and prongs

    Equalization devices and their associated running/pulling tools

    Running procedures

    Pulling procedures

    Baker Nomenclature

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    a er an ng n pp es

    Two Baker systems Standard and Surset

    First we will concentrate on Baker standard equipment

    There are two standard landing nipples

    Both are nogo landing nipples

    Both have a profile, seal bore and nogo

    Even though they have nogo shoulders Baker have a selectivesystem due to the lock type

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    Top nogo landing nipple the nogo is above the

    seal bore

    ID of the nipple is the seal bore dimension

    Will accept the following locks

    M,G,F and W

    S selective due to lock

    All L Sliding side doors have an F nipple profile

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    Bottom nogo landing nipple the nogo is below

    the seal bore

    ID of the nipple is the dimension of the nogoshoulder, smaller than seal bore

    Will accept the following locks

    Z,R,E and K

    Always installed below an F nipple of the samenominal size

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    ow ng an non ow ng app cat ons

    Equalizing assemblies can be added to all the

    standard locks to form plugs

    Gauge carries (bomb hangers) can be addedto two locks to be used in flowing applications

    W lock in the top nogo F nipple

    Z lock in the bottom nogo R nipple

    V packing are attached to Equalizing devices

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    tan ar a er omenc ature

    Above is shown the title given to a standard Baker plug

    From the title the correct nipple, lock and equalizingassembly/flow control device can be selected

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    qua z ng ev ces

    Three types used in standard Baker plugs

    H Prong type, prong run and set after plug body is set.2 runs to set and 2 runs to pull

    G Prong type, prong run with plug body. 1 run to setand 2 runs to pull

    R Melon type, 1 run to set and 1 run to pull

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    qua z ng ev ces

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    ro es, an s an rongs

    Similar probes can havemodifications, e.g.

    A & AC probes cannot be

    used for the same operation,an AC probe has no internalthread to accept a prong

    An M1 Probe has a telltaleshear pin where an M probehas not.

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    unn ng oo s

    C1 used to run W, Z, G,R and Slocks, can be used to run FB & RBstanding valves

    E Selective used to run S selectivelocks with all the dogs retracted

    G Selective used to run S selectivelocks with up facing dogs trailing

    C1 can be used to run the Sselective lock with the up facing dogstrailing

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    unn ng oo s

    Baker M pulling tool used to run and pull

    several locks E, M (locks) and B (safety valve) locks canbe run using the M pulling tool

    With this tool the probe is also used to setthe device

    E.g. when an M1 probe is used to set

    devices, the probe has a shear pin toindicate correct setting

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    W lock and G equalizing device

    Plug hold pressure from above and below

    Prong run with plug body 1 run to set

    Collet and collet bowl prevent prong moving down

    Shear pin (brass) prevents the prong moving up

    Run on C1 1 x Aluminum (prong) 2 x Brass (body)

    Brass pins through body have 2 options

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    a er sett ng pu ng

    Depends on C1 pinning, best to pin allowing for

    over-pull, pins below fishing neck RIH set down in nipple, jar down to land on nogo,dogs lock into profile, over pull to confirm

    J ar up to shear Brass pins below FN on body, C1moves up pulling prong to sealing position, thenaluminum pin through prong shears

    Prong lock in sealing position by collet and colletbowl

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    a er sett ng pu ng

    To pull device, pull prong using SB/J DC to equalize,

    B probe must be attached to SB/J DC to pull plugbody, B probe collapses the dogs when engaging FN

    W2 lock has different dogs, different pivot position

    Smaller sized G equalizing assemblies have twopins through the collet bowl sleeve

    SB or J DC must be used to pull device as skirt maycontact body preventing shearing off

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    Bottom nogo option for R nipples

    Same function as FWG

    Same running/pulling procedures as FWG

    Because of FN angle and pulling tool OD differenceOtis pulling tool should be used

    Ensure equalization before latching lock

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    Plug does not have a nogo shoulder

    Can be run using either a C1, G selective or Eselective running tools

    Shank holds dogs in running position, prong holdsmelon in equalizing position

    When pulling device, Kobe plug on equalizing bodyis broken to allow pressure equalization

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    a er sett ng pu ng

    Run using an A shank and pulled using an AC probe

    with an equalizing prong attached C1 with a locator ring to find the F nipple nogoshoulder

    G selective tool holds the down facing dogsretracted

    Upon location of nipple pick up, up facing dogslocate the profile, half jar up shears C1 pins andreleases down facing dogs locking device in nipple

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    a er sett ng pu ng

    To pull the device, an A or AC probe must be used

    attached to the pulling tool The probe releases the up facing dogs

    After equalization, jar up or over pull to release thedevice

    E selective tool holds all dogs retracted, allows forpassing of same sized F nipples, pins on running toolshear to release the upper dogs and setting is as peron previous tools

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    tan ar a er summary

    Two nipples used, F top nogo, R bottom nogo Top nogo locks M,G,F,S and W Bottom nogo locks Z,R, E and K Three equalizing devices H and G (prong) R (melon) C1, G and E selective running tools used on S locks C1 running tool on W and Z locks M pulling tool used to run and pull E and M locks Probes, Shanks and Prongs W and Z locks used on gauge hanger operations Soft set tool used to set gauges in F and R nipples Gauge hanger adapter known as B attachment

    er rset eq pment

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    a er urset equ pment

    Standard equipment did not meet pressure rating needs of

    the industry New system needed hence Surset was developed

    New nipples developed that included pressure ratings

    Retain F and R nogo positioning

    A 15K

    New nipples became AF, HF, VF, AR, HR and VR

    a er urset equ pment

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    a er urset equ pment

    Locks made to match nipples hence AF went into an

    AF nipple, of VR lock matched a VR nipple

    Only two equalizing devices use H prong and M melon (sometimes known as R)

    One running tool (model A) to run all locks

    Can be pulled with Baker M (Otis GS)

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    Top nogo nipples AF, HF and VF

    Top nogo locks AF, HF and VF

    Bottom nogo nipples AR, HR and VR

    Bottom nogo locks AR, HR and VR

    Baker Surset AFH HFH VFH (ARH HRH VRH)

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    Baker Surset AFH, HFH, VFH (ARH,HRH, VRH)

    AF lock with H (prong) equalizing device

    Two runs to set, two runs to pull

    Prong sized to prevent debris enteringplug (extended FN should be used)

    Model A R/T with D probe used to runplug

    Baker Surset AFM HFM VFM (ARM HRM VRM)

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    Baker Surset AFM, HFM, VFM (ARM, HRM,VRM)

    One run to set and one run to pull

    Must be used in clean wells

    Same running and pulling tools as topnogo equipment

    Snap ring to secure melon and lock in setpositions

    Baker Surset Model A running tool (D probe)

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    Baker Surset Model A running tool (D probe)

    If device is not set correctly, running tool

    does not release plug

    Brass shear screws for setting of plug

    Brass shear pin to allow for over pull andshearing off

    Snap ring to hold tool in release position

    a er urset runn ng an sett ng

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    a er urset - runn ng an sett ng

    a er urset sett ng pu ng

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    a er urset sett ng pu ng

    If device is located correctly then therunning tool will release from the plug

    Snap ring in running tool holds retainerFN dogs in release position

    Snap ring holds expander mandrel in setposition

    To pull device use either Baker M or OtisGS - ensure equalization before pulling

    a er urset summary

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    a er urset summary

    Locks fit in matched landing nipples i.e, AF into AF

    Three pressure ratings available

    Two equalizing assemblies in use H and M (R)

    Model A running tool with D probe to set

    Pulled with either a Baker M or Otis GS

    T2 type standing valve adapter used i.e. AFT 2