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A CameronIntroduction to AmericanPetroleum InstituteSpecificationsAPI 6A: Specification forWellhead and Christmas TreeEquipment

API Q1: Specification forQuality Programs,APIMonogram Program and ISO-9000 Accreditations.

Cameron Locations

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Policy ....................................................................................................3

Specification for Wellhead and Christmas Tree Equipment ....................4

API Specification 6A ........................................................................5

Equipment ......................................................................................6

Product Specification Levels..............................................................7

Pressure Ratings ..............................................................................8

Material Classes ..............................................................................9

Appendix Testing..............................................................................9

Welding ........................................................................................10

Quality Control ..............................................................................11

Markings........................................................................................13

How to Order ................................................................................14

API Q1 - Specification for Quality Programs, the API Monogram

Program and ISO-9000 Accreditations............................................15

API Specification Q1 ......................................................................16

API and ISO Accreditations ............................................................17

Cameron Locations ..............................................................................18

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POLICY

The Cameron Division of Cooper Cameron Corporation supports the

development and use of international product standards such as those

published by API and ISO. These standards provide a common basis for

product characteristics and performance attributes and act to capture

the successful industry history associated with these products. Products

marketed, designed, manufactured and used in compliance with

recognized industry standards add significant value to our industry.

Cameron endorses the API monogram program and API Quality Program

Specification Q1. API Q1 applies the recognized benefits of the ISO 9001

Quality Program elements tailored specifically to the oil and gas industry.

The API monogram program joins the assessment of Quality programs

with the demonstrated ability to comply with international product

standards such as API Specification 6A for Wellhead and Christmas

Tree Equipment.

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Specification for Wellhead andChristmas Tree Equipment

API 6A: Specification for Wellhead andChristmas Tree Equipment

API SPECIFICATION 6A

API Specification 6A is the recognized industry standard for Wellhead

and Christmas Tree Equipment which was formulated to provide for

the availability of safe, dimensionally and functionally interchangeable

Wellhead and Christmas Tree Equipment. This specification includes

detailed requirements for the manufacture of tubular suspension

equipment, valves and fittings used at the location of oil and gas wells

to contain and control pressure and fluid flows. Specification 6A also

serves as the reference source for the design of flanged end and outlet

connections for use at 2,000 to 20,000 psi maximum rated working

pressures and a family of gate valves for use over these same pressure

ranges. API Specification 6A is also specified as the base standard for

manufacture of subsea

equipment in accordance with

API Specification 17D.

The current edition of API 6A,

includes requirements for

Surface Safety Valves (SSV) and

Underwater Safety Valves

(USV), to be used in place of

API specification 14D. Spec 14D

has been withdrawn by the API, effective December 31, 1997.



EQUIPMENT

WellheadEquipment

Casing HeadHousing

Casing HeadSpools

Tubing HeadSpools

CrossoverSpools

MultistageHead Housing

& Spools

CrossoverConnectors

Tubing HeadAdapters

Top Connectors

Tees andCrosses

Fluid SamplingDevices

Adapter andSpacer Spools

Other EndConnectors(Proprietary)

MandrelHangers

Slip Hangers

SingleCompletion

Valves

MultipleCompletion

Valves

Actuated Valves

Valves Preparedfor Actuators

Check Valves

Chokes

SSV/USV &Actuators for

Offshore Services

Weld NeckConnectors

BlindConnectors

ThreadedConnectors

Adapter andSpacer

Connectors

Actuators

Ring Gaskets

Connectors andFittings

Casing & TubingHangers

Valves andChokes

LooseConnectors

OtherEquipment

API Specification 6A covers Wellhead and Christmas Tree Equipmentas follows:


PRODUCT SPECIFICATION LEVELS (PSL’s)

API Specification 6A provides definition of standard service conditions

and introduces the concept of product specification levels (PSL’s) which

will be referred to throughout the document. The PSL’s define different

levels of effort, or levels of technical requirements which may be speci-

fied for a product. Generally, these levels represent industry practice for

various service conditions. The decision tree shown below is designed

to assist the purchaser in selecting the proper specification levels (PSL’s)

for primary parts of Wellhead and Christmas Tree Equipment.

START HERE

YES YES

YES

NONO

NO

YES YES YES

NO NO

NO

YES

NO

NO

YES

YES

NO

PSL-4

PSL-4

PSL-3

PSL-4

PSL-3

PSL-3

PSL-2

PSL-3

PSL-2

PSL-2

PSL-3

PSL-2

PSL-1

PSL-1

RATED WORKINGPRESSURE ≥15,000

PSI (103.4 MPa)

HIGH H2S

CONCENTRATION ?

CLOSE PROXIMITY ?

NACE ?HIGH H2S

CONCENTRATION ?

RATED WORKINGPRESSURE

CLOSE PROXIMITY ?

CLOSE PROXIMITY ?


CLOSE PROXIMITY ?



CLOSE PROXIMITY ?

> 5,000 PSI (34.5 MPs)

≤ 5,000 PSI (34.5 MPa)

> 5,000 PSI (34.5 MPa)

<= 5,000 PSI (34.5 MPa)

> 5,000 PSI (34.5 MPa)

<= 5,000 PSI (34.5 MPa)

<= 5,000 PSI (34.5 MPa)

> 5,000 PSI (34.5 MPa)


PRESSURE RATINGS

TEMPERATURE CLASSES

Six pressure ratings from 2,000 to 20,000 psi represent the maximumworking pressure of the equipment.

API Pressure Rating in PSI

2,000 13.8

3,000 20.7

5,000 34.5

10,000 69.0

15,000 103.4

20,000 138.0

API Pressure Rating in MPa

Eight Temperature Classes, each of which represent a range of temperatures from the minimum ambient air temperature to the maximum temperature of the well fluid passing through or contained bythe equipment.

API TEMP. CLASSIFICATION

OPERATING RANGE(DEG. F)

(MIN.) (MAX.)

OPERATING RANGE(DEG. C)

(MIN.) (MAX.)

K -75 TO 180

-50 TO 180

-20 TO 180

ROOM TEMPERATURE

0 TO 150

0 TO 180

0 TO 250

35 TO 250

-60 TO 82

-46 TO 82

-29 TO 82

ROOM TEMPERATURE

-18 TO 66

-18 TO 82

-18 TO 121

2 TO 121

L

P

R

S

T

U

V

Note: These temperature classes can be used in combination with one another to achieve a wider rating. Forinstance, a common rating for 6A gate valves is P+U (-20 to 250° F).

Corrosion Resistant Alloy


MATERIAL CLASSES

There are seven Material Classes which specify minimum materialrequirements for general or sour service shown below. API 6A equipment must be designed, tested and marked as satisfactory for oneof these Material Classes.

Minimum Material Requirements

API Material ClassBody, Bonnet, End & Outlet

ConnectionsPressure Controlling Parts,Stems, & Mandrel Hangers

AA - General Service Carbon or low alloy steel

Carbon or low alloy steel

Stainless Steel

Carbon or low alloy steelb


Stainless steelb

Corrosion Resistant Alloy

Carbon or low alloy steel

Stainless steel

Stainless Steel


Stainless steelb

Stainless steelb

BB - General Service

CC - General Service

DD - Sour Servicea

EE - Sour Servicea

FF - Sour Servicea

HH - Sour Servicea

aAs defined by National Association of Corrosion Engineers (NACE) Standard MR0175bIn compliance with NACE Standard MR0175Only the most stringent classification is marked.

APPENDIX F TESTINGPerformance verification testing is often performed on prototypes orproduction models of API Specification 6A equipment to ensure that theperformance requirements (PR’s) specified for pressure, temperature,load, mechanical cycles, and standard test fluids are met in the design ofthe product.

Performance Verification Testing may include:Pressure/Temperature CyclesLoad/Mechanical CyclesNonmetallic Seal Thermochemical Testing

Scalable Performance Verification levels (i.e. PR1, PR2) are applicable tomany API 6A products. Although Appendix F Testing is not a requirementin API 6A, Cameron is proud to offer a wide variety of products proven tomeet, and often exceed the performance verification requirements of API 6A Appendix F.


WELDING

Quality control requirements for welding generally increase as the PSLlevel increases from 1 through 3 with each level building on the levelbelow it. No welding is permitted on PSL-4 equipment except for corrosion resistant alloy overlays. The following table applies to pres-sure containing fabrication and repair weldments for bodies, bonnets,and end and outlet connections:

Weld ProcedureQualification

WelderPerformanceQualification

WeldingConsumables,

InstrumentCalibration

Visual Exam ofWeld

Weld Surface NDE: PT/MT

Weld VolumetricNDE: UT/RT

Weld HardnessTesting

ASME SECT. IXWith

Hardness Survey

ASME SECT. IX

DocumentedControlsRequired

_

_

_

_

Same as PSL-1 plusBase MetalGrouping

Same as PSL-1 plusHole Qualification

Same as PSL-1

Required

Required

Required For AllFabrication Welds and Repair Welds

>25% of Wall

Required For AllFabrication Welds and Repair Welds

>20% of Wall

_

Same as PSL-2 plusChemical Analysis

and PWHT Controls

Same as PSL-2

Same as PSL-1

Required

Required

Required

No Welding AllowedExcept for

Corrosion Resistant Alloy Overlays

No Welding AllowedExcept for

Corrosion Resistant Alloy Overlays

PSL-1 PSL-2 PSL-3 PSL-4


QUALITY CONTROL

Specification 6A describes pertinent information on inspections, tests,examinations, and required documentation. Since the selection ofProduct Specification Level (PSL) is ultimately a purchaser’s decision, quality control information is provided to make it easy for users to selectthe PSL level consistent with their risk management needs.

Quality Control Requirements for Equipment

Requirements

Drift Test Yes Yes Yes Yes

Hydrostatic Test Yes Yes Yes, Extended Yes, Extended

Gas Test _ _ Optional Yes

AssemblyTraceability

_ _ Yes Yes

Serialization _ Yes Yes Yes



QUALITY CONTROL

Quality Control Requirements for Bodies, Bonnets, and End and Outlet Connections

Requirements

Tensile Testing Yes Yes Yes Yes

Impact Testing K, L K, L, P Yes Yes

Hardness Testing Sampling Single Multiple Multiple

DimensionalVerification

Sampling Sampling Yes Yes

Traceability _ Yes Yes Yes


Chemical Analysis _ Yes Yes Yes

Visual Examination Yes Yes _ _

Surface NDE _ Yes Yes Yes

Weld NDE _ Yes Yes Yes

Serialization _ _ Yes Yes

Volumetric NDE _ _ Yes Yes

Definitions :

End and Outlet Connections - Integral threads, male or female; flanges, studded or through-bolted; or anyother means used to join together equipment that contains or controls pressure.

Body - Any portion of API Spec 6A equipment between end connections, with or without internal parts,which contains well-bore pressure.

Bonnet - A pressure-containing closure for a body, other than an API end or outlet connection.

MARKINGS

Section 8 of Specification 6A and the chart below describe mark-ing instructions for equipment. The marking requirements includethe following:


CC-VP API 13–5/8" 5000 PSI S AA 1 PR2 4–97

Manufacturer‘sMark

Monogram

NominalSize

Rated WorkingPressure

TemperatureClass

MaterialClass

ProductSpecification

Level

PerformanceRequirement

Level

Date of FinalAcceptance

HOW TO ORDER

The following data sheet is included as a worksheet for assemblinginformation needed to place an order:

Specification required: API Spec 6A ______________API Monogram required? Yes ____________________ No ________________________Well name(s) and location(s): __________________________________________________________________Maximum operating pressure:__________________________________________________________________Anticipated wellhead shut-in pressure: __________________________________________________________Temperature ranges anticipated:________________________________________________________________Minimum Ambient Temperature: ______________________________________________________________Maximum Flowing Fluid Temperature at Wellhead: ________________________________________________Anticipated composition of produced fluids: CO2 __________ ppm or % Chloride ______________ppm

H2S __________ ppm or % Other ____________Anticipated completion or future workover or recovery operations which would affect pressure, tempera-ture, or fluid content: ________________________________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________________________________________Are there any government regulations that will apply or must be met by this equipment? ______________If so, which one(s)? __________________________________________Water or brine pH: __________________________________________Does NACE Standard MR0175 apply? __________________________Will scale, paraffin, corrosion, or other types of inhibitors be used? __________________________________Inhibitor type: _______________ Inhibitor carrier: _______________ Batch or continuous inhibition? ______Will acidizing be performed? ________________________________ Type of acid: ______________________Anticipated production rates: ______________________ BPD oil/condensate

______________________ MCFD gas______________________ BPD S&W

Will erosion be concern? ____________________ Cause:__________________________________________External coating? Yes, Type _________________________ No _________________Internal coating? Yes, Type__________________________No _________________Delivery requirements: ________________________________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________________________________________Special shipping, packing and storage instructions: ________________________________________________

Casing Program

Top Joint String

Size (OD) Wt., lb/ft (Kg/m) Grade Connection Total String Bit Size

Hanging Wt. (1,000)

Conductor ________ ________ ________ ________ ________ ________Surface Csg. ________ ________ ________ ________ ________ ________Protective Csg ________ ________ ________ ________ ________ ________Production Csg. ________ ________ ________ ________ ________ ________Tubing ________ ________ ________ ________ ________ ________

Type of Completion: single or multiple: ________________ conventional or tubingless ________________Technical contact in buyer’s organization: ________________________________________________________

Phone: ________________________________________________________

For more information, contact your local Cameron representative.Cameron, P.O. Box 1212 • Houston, TX 77251-1212 • Tel: (713)939-2211 • FAX: (713) 939-2620http://www.camerondiv.com

EXHIBIT 1 - GENERAL WELLHEAD EQUIPMENT DATASHEET

API Q1: Specification for Quality Programs,the API Monogram Program and ISO-9000 Accreditations.

API Q1: Specification for Quality Programs, the APIMonogram Program and ISO-9000 Accreditations.


API SPECIFICATION Q1

OVERVIEW

API Q1 is intended to be used in conjunction with international oil and gas

product standards by internationally licensed manufacturers. Used in this

manner, API Q1 delivers significant value to the industry by providing a cohe-

sive link between the accreditation of a manufacturer’s quality system with

their ability to provide products meeting industry and customer requirements.

API Specification Q1 differs from generic quality systems, (e.g., ISO 9000

Series), by its role in the voluntary licensing of manufacturers to provide oil

and gas industry products in accordance with API specifications. API licenses

are only issued after an on-site survey has confirmed that the licensee adheres

to the requirements of both the quality system standard API Q1 and the

requirements of an international oil and gas product specification recognized

by the oil and gas industry and API. In contrast, generic quality system

requirements are normally intended to be applied to any industry or product

through contractual agreements with or without industry standards or

specifications.

Typical Quality Program Elements

1 SCOPE 2 REFERENCES3 DEFINITIONS4 QUALITY SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS4.1 MANAGEMENT RESPONSIBILITY4.2 QUALITY SYSTEM4.3 ORDER REVIEW4.4 DESIGN CONTROL4.5 DOCUMENT AND DATA CONTROL4.6 PURCHASING4.7 PURCHASER-SUPPLIED PRODUCT4.8 MATERIAL/PRODUCT

IDENTIFICATION AND TRACEABILITY4.9 PROCESS CONTROL4.10 INSPECTION AND TESTING

4.11 INSPECTION, MEASURING, AND TEST EQUIPMENT

4.12 INSPECTION AND TEST STATUS4.13 CONTROL OF NONCONFORMING

PRODUCT4.14 CORRECTIVE ACTION4.15 HANDLING, CLEANING, STORAGE,

PACKAGING, AND DELIVERY4.16 QUALITY RECORDS4.17 INTERNAL QUALITY AUDITS4.18 TRAINING, INDOCTRINATION,

AND QUALIFICATION4.19 SERVICING4.20 STATISTICAL TECHNIQUES


Cameron is proud to maintain API and ISO accreditations at our manufac-turing and repair facilities. In fact, Cameron holds the largest number of APIlicenses in the industry. These accreditations, however, only make up a partof Cameron’s commitment to quality. We invite you to contact your localCameron representative and review our commitment to quality in detail.

API and ISO ACCREDITATIONS

PlantLocations

API 6AWellhead/Xmas Tree

API 16ADrill

Through

API 16CDrill

ChokesAPI 16DControls

API 6DBall

Valves

API 14DSafetyValve

API 17DSubsea

ISO andOthers

WESTERN HEMISPHERE:

EASTERN HEMISPHERE:

ASIA PACIFIC:

Bakersfield, California 0418.16

Edmonton,Canada 0418.5 0086.3

Edmonton,Canada 0216

Liberty, Texas

0418 0086 0244 0049

Maracaibo,Venezuela 0042.27

Maracaibo,Venezuela 0418.17

Missouri City,Texas 0418.1 0244.1

Oklahoma City,Oklahoma 0418.2

Oklahoma City,Oklahoma 0418.13 0244.10 0049.7

Patterson,Louisiana

0418.3 0086.1 0244.3 0049.2 0007.1

Veracruz,Mexico

0148.8

Ville Platte,Louisiana

0418.4 0086.2 0244.4 0007.2

Zarate,Argentina

0418.7 0086.5

ISO-9001

ISO-9002

ISO-9002

ISO-9001

ISO-9001

ISO-9001

ISO-9001

ISO-9001

Beziers, France

0086.6 0049.5 0007.4

Celle, Germany

00418.19

Leeds, England

0418.10 0086.7

Longford,Ireland

0418.20

Vienna, Austria 0418.11

Batam,Indonesia 0223

Malaysia 0418.12

Melbourne,Australia 0042.18 0014.9 0001.6

Singapore 0086.4 0244.6 0049.4

ISO-9001

ISO-9001

ISO-9001

ISO-9001

ISO-9002

ISO-9001

ISO-9001

Houston, Texas 0418.21

0049.1

0049.3

0244.8

0007.6

0007.7

0244.9

0007.3

0006

0086.8 0006

0049.6

0049.11

0244.2

0244.5

0049.10

0007

0244.7

0007.5

ISO-9001

0009.12

Aberdeen,Scotland

0418.6

0049.13

00418.9

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P.O. Box 121, 9600 ACProduktieweg 14, 9601 MAHoogezand, The NetherlandsPhone: 011+31+598+391900Fax: 011+31+598+396298

NorwayP.O. Box 665364 AgotnesBergen, NorwayPhone: 011+47+55+334710Fax: 011+47+5+334593

Mekjarvik 14070 RandabergStavanger, NorwayPhone: 011+47+51+415000Fax: 011+47+51+418160

MEXICO AND SOUTH AMERICAArgentinaAv. Antartida Argentina 27112800 ZaratePica., Buenos AiresRepulica ArgentinaPhone: 011+54+487+22297Fax: 011+54+487+23404

Cerrito 1070, Piso 21010 Buenos Aires, ArgentinaPhone: 011+54+811+4000Fax: 011+54+811+4009

Brazil.Avendia Paulista, 2.421 - JardinsSao Paulo - S.P. - BrazilCEP 01311-300Phone: 011+55+11+881 7383Fax: 011+55+11+881 3582

ChileBalfer Ltd.Zona FrancaP.O. Box 117-DPunta Arenas, ChilePhone: 011+56+61+213931Fax: 011+56+61+214379

Mexico.Calle 37 No. 147-ACol. Hector Perez Martinez24100 Ciudad Del Carmen CampMexicoPhone: 011+ 52+938-27924Fax: 011+ 52+938-27924

Avenida Homero 1804, Suite 403Co. Chapultec Morales11510 Mexico D.F. (Mexico City)Phone: 011+52+5+5800296Fax: 011+52+5+395-8869

Av. Acacias esq. Av. Ciruelos S/NCd. Ind. Bruno PagliaiVeracruz, Ver. 91697MexicoP.O. Box MEB-MX17-390Phone: 011+ 522+981-1008Fax: 011+ 522+981-1009

LOCATIONS

Paseo Villahermosa 701-37Seccion LomasFracc. Plaza Villahermosa86179 Villahermosa, TabascoMexicoTelephone: 011+52+93-513484Fax: 52+93-513484

VenezuelaCarretera A. Perija KM 7 1/2Calle 166 No. 49 F-180Barrio El Silencio Maracaibo, VenezuelaPhone: 011+58+61+347231Fax: 011+58+61+349559

c/o Lifkin De VenezuelaS.A. Carret A. Perija KM 15Maracaibo, VenezuelaPhone: 011+58+62+47001Fax: 011+58+61+360087

MIDDLE EASTOmanc/o Oman United Agencies LLCP.O. Box 985Postal Code 112Muscat 112Sultanate of OmanPhone: 011+968+591608Fax: 011+968+593980

Qatarc/o AlAhed Trading and Construction Co.Ltd.P.O. Box 3266Doha, QatarPhone: 011+974+410797Fax: 011+974+411582

Saudi Arabiac/o Al Rushaid Trading Co.P.O. Box 540Dhahran Airport 31932Al KhobarSaudi ArabiaPhone: 011+966+3+898-0028Fax: 011+966+3+894-6426

UAEGround Floor, Sigma Enterprises Bldg.7th St., Mussafah AreaAbu Dhabi, United Arab EmiratesP.O. Box 3555Abu Dhabi, U.A.E.Phone: 011+971+2+541313Fax: 011+971+2+541441

P.O. Box 43966Abu Dhabi, U.A.E.Phone: 011+971+2+723648Fax: 011+971+2+782293

UNITED KINGDOMEnglandUnit 11, Brinell WayHarfrey’s Industrial EstateGreat Yarmouth, NorfolkNR31 OLUEnglandPhone: 011+44+1493+440438Fax: 011+44+1493+655405

Shuttleworth CloseGapton Hall Industrial EstateGreat YarmouthNorfolk NR31 ONQEnglandPhone: 011+44+1493+440444Fax: 011+44+1493+440254

Queen Street, StourtonLeeds, West Yorkshire LS10 1SBEnglandPhone: 011+44+113+2701144Fax: 011+44+113+7276778

205 Holland Park AvenueLondon W11 4XBEnglandPhone: 011+44+171+602-0888Fax: 011+44+171+602-7228

Plexzus House1 Cromwell PlaceLondon SW72JEEnglandPhone: 011+44+171+225-2281Fax: 011+44+171+225-2181

ScotlandBadentoy Industrial ParkBadentoy AvenuePortlethen, AberdeenAB1 4YB ScotlandPhone: 011+44+1224+282000Fax: 011+44+1224+781800

Western HemisphereCameronPO Box 1212Houston Texas 77251-1212Tel 713 939 2211Fax 713 939 2620http://www.camerondiv.com

Eastern HemisphereCooper Cameron (U.K.) Ltd.205 Holland Park AvenueLondon, WII 4XBEnglandTel 44 171 6020888Fax 44 171 6027228http://www.camerondiv.com

Asia Pacific/Middle EastCooper Cameron (Singapore) Pte. Ltd.No.2 Gul Circle, Jurong Industrial EstLocked Bag Service No. 3Jurong Town Post OfficeSingapore 2262Republic of SingaporeTel 65 8613355Fax 65 8616197http://www.camerondiv.com

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