What happens when it’s the right length?

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Spacer Stack Calculations. LWD 1

1. LWD 1

Spacer Stack Calculations
April 16, 2001
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2. Spacer Stack Calculations Objectives

At the completion of this presentation you should be able to:
1. Describe the purpose of the spacer stack.
2. Describe the measurements that are required.
3. Select the correct length of spacer stack within the tolerance of the system.
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3. What’s a Spacer Stack?

• A series of washers that fill the
space between the top of spring
carrier and the pin of the drill
collar above the tool.
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4. What’s a Spring Carrier?

A series of
springs that apply
pressure to the
top of the flow
tube to stop it
vibrating axially.
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5. Two types of Spring Carriers

650 spacer stack
#032810 solar
(Hardmount)
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#412811 standard
(Softmount)
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6. What makes up a Spacer Stack?

Spacers
– 5 sizes
– 1, 0.5, 0.25, 0.1,
0.05 inch
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7. What makes up a Spacer Stack?

Spacers
2” Baffle Plate
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8. What does it do?

• Applies the correct compression to
the top of the flow tube (1200, 650 &
Slimhole only) when the collar above
is installed.
– Too much compression will crush the flow
tube
– Too little compression allows axial movement
• Superslim uses an adjustable spacer.
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9. Where does it go?

Spacer Stack
Spring Stack
Flow Tube
HOS/HOC
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10. What happens when it’s the right length?

• Correct
compression
applied to the
flow tube
assembly.
Spacer Stack
Spring Stack
Flow Tube
HOS/HOC
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11. What happens if it’s too short?

• Flow tube
assembly can
move up and
down axially
• Vibration
damages tool
• Tool failure
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Spacer Stack
Spring Stack
Flow Tube
HOS/HOC
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12. What happens if it’s too long?

• Flow tube can
be crushed
• Tool failure
Spacer Stack
Spring Stack
Flow Tube
HOS/HOC
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13. Measurements

• Measure
– HOS/HOC bore depth from connection
face to pin ring
– Flow Tube length from bottom ring
shoulder to face of Fish Neck
– Spring stack length and type
– Drill collar pin length
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14. What Do I Do With The Measurements?

• Fill in the Spacer Stack
Calculation Form (to view click
link below)
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15. HOC/HOS Bore Depth

16. HOC/HOS Bore Depth

Top Pin
Top of 2"
Baffle Plate
Top of Pin Ring in
Sub & Shoulder of
Bottom Ring
Note: Measure the spring stack length while taking up slack in disk springs by hand. All measurements
in inches.
Top of Spring
Stack
Top of
Fishneck
HOC/HOS Bore Depth
Slimhole
(Hard Mount)
650
System
1200
System
MWD Run No.
HOS/HOC Serial No.
HOS/HOC Bore Depth to Pin Ring
A
50.35
A
B
Flow Tube Length
B –
–
–
Check Dimension C = A – B
C =
=
=
D –
–
–
E –
–
–
D
Spring Stack Length
E
Top Pin Length
+0.325"
Compression
Spacer Stack Height = C – D – E + Compression
Top Pin Length
E
Compression
Check Dimension F = E – Compression
F
Installation Tolerance
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=
+0.625"
=
–0.325"
=
=
–0.625"
=
±0.05"
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+0.625"
–0.625"
=
±0.1"
±0.1"
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17. Flow Tube Length

19. Calculations

C
Check Dimension C
C=A-B
A
After installing the flow tube
assembly, measure from the face
of the HOS/HOC connection to the
top of the fish neck.
If this measurement equals C the
flow tube assembly is properly
seated.
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B
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20. Calculations

Top Pin
Top of 2"
Baffle Plate
Top of Pin Ring in
Sub & Shoulder of
Bottom Ring
Note: Measure the spring stack length while taking up slack in disk springs by hand. All measurements
in inches.
Top of Spring
Stack
Top of
Fishneck
Calculations
Slimhole
(Hard Mount)
650
System
1200
System
MWD Run No.
HOS/HOC Serial No.
HOS/HOC Bore Depth to Pin Ring
A
50.35
A
B
Flow Tube Length
B –
– 35.65
–
Check Dimension C = A – B
C =
= 14.7
=
D –
–
–
E –
–
–
D
Spring Stack Length
E
Top Pin Length
+0.325"
Compression
Spacer Stack Height = C – D – E + Compression
Top Pin Length
E
Compression
Check Dimension F = E – Compression
F
Installation Tolerance
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=
+0.625"
=
–0.325"
=
=
–0.625"
=
±0.05"
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+0.625"
–0.625"
=
±0.1"
±0.1"
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21. Spring Stack Length and Type

22. Spring Stack Length

Top Pin
Top of 2"
Baffle Plate
Top of Pin Ring in
Sub & Shoulder of
Bottom Ring
Note: Measure the spring stack length while taking up slack in disk springs by hand. All measurements
in inches.
Top of Spring
Stack
Top of
Fishneck
Spring Stack Length
Slimhole
(Hard Mount)
650
System
1200
System
MWD Run No.
HOS/HOC Serial No.
HOS/HOC Bore Depth to Pin Ring
A
50.35
A
B
Flow Tube Length
B –
– 35.65
–
Check Dimension C = A – B
C =
= 14.7
=
D –
–
E –
–
D
Spring Stack Length
5.60
–
E
Top Pin Length
+0.325"
Compression
Spacer Stack Height = C – D – E + Compression
Top Pin Length
E
Compression
Check Dimension F = E – Compression
F
Installation Tolerance
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=
–
+0.625"
=
–0.325"
=
=
–0.625"
=
±0.05"
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+0.625"
–0.625"
=
±0.1"
±0.1"
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23. Pin Length

24. Pin Length

Top Pin
Top of 2"
Baffle Plate
Top of Pin Ring in
Sub & Shoulder of
Bottom Ring
Note: Measure the spring stack length while taking up slack in disk springs by hand. All measurements
in inches.
Top of Spring
Stack
Top of
Fishneck
Pin Length
Slimhole
(Hard Mount)
650
System
1200
System
MWD Run No.
HOS/HOC Serial No.
HOS/HOC Bore Depth to Pin Ring
A
50.35
A
B
Flow Tube Length
B –
– 35.65
–
Check Dimension C = A – B
C =
= 14.7
=
D –
–
5.60
–
E –
–
4.40
–
D
Spring Stack Length
E
Top Pin Length
+0.325"
Compression
Spacer Stack Height = C – D – E + Compression
Top Pin Length
E
Compression
Check Dimension F = E – Compression
F
Installation Tolerance
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=
+0.625"
=
–0.325"
=
=
–0.625"
=
±0.05"
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+0.625"
–0.625"
=
±0.1"
±0.1"
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25. Calculations

E
C
Exact Height
D
(No spring stack compression)
=C-D-E
However, we must compress the spring
stack. The amount of compression must
be added.
Spacer Stack Height
= C - D - E + Compression
Spring Stack
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26. Calculations

Top Pin
Top of 2"
Baffle Plate
Top of Pin Ring in
Sub & Shoulder of
Bottom Ring
Note: Measure the spring stack length while taking up slack in disk springs by hand. All measurements
in inches.
Top of Spring
Stack
Top of
Fishneck
Calculations
Slimhole
(Hard Mount)
650
System
1200
System
MWD Run No.
HOS/HOC Serial No.
HOS/HOC Bore Depth to Pin Ring
A
50.35
A
B
Flow Tube Length
B –
– 35.65
–
Check Dimension C = A – B
C =
= 14.7
=
D –
–
5.60
–
E –
–
4.40
–
D
Spring Stack Length
E
Top Pin Length
+0.325"
Compression
Spacer Stack Height = C – D – E + Compression
Top Pin Length
E
Compression
Check Dimension F = E – Compression
F
Installation Tolerance
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=
+0.625"
=
–0.325"
=
5.325 =
–0.625"
=
±0.05"
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+0.625"
–0.625"
=
±0.1"
±0.1"
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27. Calculations

E
Calculations
F
2” Baffle Plate
Final Check Dimension F
F = E - Compression
Spacers
After installing the flow tube, spring
stack, and spacer stack (includes 2”
baffle plate), measure from the face of
the HOS/HOC connection to the top of
the 2” baffle plate.
If this measurement is different from F
by more than the installation tolerance
STOP.
Spring Stack
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28. Calculations

Top Pin
Top of 2"
Baffle Plate
Top of Pin Ring in
Sub & Shoulder of
Bottom Ring
Note: Measure the spring stack length while taking up slack in disk springs by hand. All measurements
in inches.
Top of Spring
Stack
Top of
Fishneck
Calculations
Slimhole
(Hard Mount)
650
System
1200
System
MWD Run No.
HOS/HOC Serial No.
HOS/HOC Bore Depth to Pin Ring
A
50.35
A
B
Flow Tube Length
B –
– 35.65
–
Check Dimension C = A – B
C =
= 14.7
=
D –
–
5.60
–
E –
–
4.40
–
D
Spring Stack Length
E
Top Pin Length
+0.325"
Compression
Spacer Stack Height = C – D – E + Compression
Top Pin Length
E
Compression
Check Dimension F = E – Compression
F
Installation Tolerance
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=
=
–0.325"
=
=
±0.05"
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+0.625"
+0.625"
–0.625"
–0.625"
±0.1"
±0.1"
5.325 =
4.40
3.775 =
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29. How much Compression?

• Softmount 1200 and 650 System
– 0.625 inch or 16 mm
• Softmount Slimhole System
– 0.400 inch or 10 mm
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30. How much Compression?

• Hardmount 1200 System
– 0.450 inch or 11 mm
• Hardmount 650 System
– 0.200 inch or 5 mm
• Hardmount Slimhole System
– 0.300 inch or 8 mm
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31. How accurate do I need to be?

• Softmount 1200 and 650 System
Installation Tolerance
– +/- 0.1 inch or +/- 3.0 mm
• Softmount Slimhole System
Installation Tolerance
– +/- 0.05 inch or +/- 1.0 mm
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32. How accurate do I need to be?

• Hardmount
Installation Tolerance
Slimhole, 650, 1200 Systems
– + 0.05 / - 0.0 inch or + 1.0 / - 0.0 mm
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33.

Drill Collar
Check Dimension F
2” Baffle Plate
Check Dimension C
Spacers
Spring Stack
Flow Tube
HOS/HOC
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34. Spacer Stack Calculations Objectives

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