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This document is and contains unpublished, copyrighted and confidential informa

This document is and contains unpublished, copyrighted and confidential information of Baker Hughes, and is revealed for limited purposes only. This

tion of Baker Hughes, and is revealed for limited purposes only. This document is the property

document is the property

of Baker Hughes and is to be returned to Baker Hughes on request and may not be reproduced, used or disclosed to persons not having a need to know consistent with the

of Baker Hughes and is to be returned to Baker Hughes on request and may not be reproduced, used or disclosed to persons not having a need to know consistent with the

purpose of the document, without the written consent of Baker

purpose of the document, without the written consent of Baker Hughes. This document is not rented, loaned or sold, either alone or in

Hughes. This document is not rented, loaned or sold, either alone or in conjunction with equipment or product.

conjunction with equipment or product.

©

©

8/6/09 Baker

8/6/09 Baker Hughes Incorporated.

Hughes Incorporated.

THIS DOCUMENT IS FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY

THIS DOCUMENT IS FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY

Introduction

Introduction

The R-3™ Retrievable Casing Packer is a retrievable set-down packer that features a large bypass

The R-3™ Retrievable Casing Packer is a retrievable set-down packer that features a large bypass

area through the Packer. The bypass area is controlled by a face-seal type bypass valve which is actuated

area through the Packer. The bypass area is controlled by a face-seal type bypass valve which is actuated

by a 30-inch stroke mandrel. The Packer is available in a single-grip version for use as a conventional

by a 30-inch stroke mandrel. The Packer is available in a single-grip version for use as a conventional

long-stroke production packer, and in a double-grip

long-stroke production packer, and in a double-grip version (with hold-down) for combination production

version (with hold-down) for combination production

and well stimulation operations.

and well stimulation operations.

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nd Doubl

Double-

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Grip

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Retr

trievable Ca

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Pack

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ers

Prod

Product

uct Family

Family Nos. H64

Nos. H64101 a

101 and

nd H6

H642

4201

01

 Packer Systems - Single String Retrievable Mechanical Set

 Packer Systems - Single String Retrievable Mechanical Set

Unit No.

Unit No. SU 8145

SU 8145

 August 6, 2009

 August 6, 2009

Page 1 of 31

Page 1 of 31

 Rev. New

 Rev. New

Introduction... 1

Introduction... 1

Features/Benefits

Features/Benefits ...

... 2

2

Operation... 3

Operation... 3

Set-Down Weight Required To Pack

Set-Down Weight Required To Pack

Off Packing Element System... 3

Off Packing Element System... 3

 Available Packing Element Systems

 Available Packing Element Systems

and Temperature Limitations... 3

and Temperature Limitations... 3

Set-Down Weight Required To Pack

Set-Down Weight Required To Pack

Off Packing Element System... 3

Off Packing Element System... 3

Effect Of Tubing and Annulus

Effect Of Tubing and Annulus

Pressure On Unloader... 4

Pressure On Unloader... 4

 Areas (In Sq In.) Acted Upon By

 Areas (In Sq In.) Acted Upon By

Tubing and Annulus Pressures... 6

Tubing and Annulus Pressures... 6

Specification Guide... 7

Specification Guide... 7

Spring Identification Guide Drawing

Spring Identification Guide Drawing

No. 333-996... 8

No. 333-996... 8

Dimensional D

Dimensional Data

ata ... 8

... 8

R-3™ Single-Grip Retrievable

R-3™ Single-Grip Retrievable

Casing Packer (Product Family

Casing Packer (Product Family

No.

No. H64101)

H64101) ...

... 9

9

 Assembly and Dimensional Dat

 Assembly and Dimensional Dat

Drawing No.

Drawing No. 162-332, Size

162-332, Size 28B

28B ... 9

... 9

Dimensional Data, Size 28B... 9

Dimensional Data, Size 28B... 9

Parts List, Size 28... 10

Parts List, Size 28... 10

Spring Identification Drawing

Spring Identification Drawing

No. 333-996... 11

No. 333-996... 11

Dimensional D

Dimensional Data

ata ... 11

... 11

 Assembly and Dimensional Data

 Assembly and Dimensional Data

Drawing No. 162-333,

Drawing No. 162-333,

Sizes 35 and 41... 12

Sizes 35 and 41... 12

Dimensional Data,

Dimensional Data,

Sizes 35 and 41... 12

Sizes 35 and 41... 12

Parts Lis

Parts List, Sizes 35 and 41

t, Sizes 35 and 41 ...

...

...

.. 13

13

Spring Identification Guide

Spring Identification Guide

Drawing

Drawing No.

No. 333-996

333-996 ... 14

... 14

Dimensional Data... 14

Dimensional Data... 14

 Assembly and Dimensional Data

 Assembly and Dimensional Data

Drawing No. 165-234,

Drawing No. 165-234,

Sizes 4

Sizes 43 -

3 - 47

47 ... 15

... 15

Dimensional Data, Sizes 43 - 47... 16

Dimensional Data, Sizes 43 - 47... 16

Parts List, S

Parts List, Sizes 43 -

izes 43 - 47

47 ... 17

... 17

 R-3™ Single- and Double-Grip

 R-3™ Single- and Double-Grip

Retrievable Casing Packer

Retrievable Casing Packer

(Product Family Nos. H64101

(Product Family Nos. H64101

and H64201)... 19

and H64201)... 19

Parts List, S

Parts List, Sizes 43 -

izes 43 - 47

47 ... 19

... 19

 Alternate Parts, Sizes 43 - 47

 Alternate Parts, Sizes 43 - 47 ... 21

... 21

Spring Identification Guide

Spring Identification Guide

Drawing

Drawing No.

No. 333-996

333-996 ... 22

... 22

Dimensional Data... 22

Dimensional Data... 22

R-3™ Double-Grip Retrievable

R-3™ Double-Grip Retrievable

Casing Packer (Product Family

Casing Packer (Product Family

No.

No. H64201)

H64201) ... 23

... 23

 Assembly and Dimensional Data

 Assembly and Dimensional Data

Drawing No. 165-236,

Drawing No. 165-236,

Sizes 49 and 51... 23

Sizes 49 and 51... 23

Dimensional Data,

Dimensional Data,

Sizes 49 and 5

Sizes 49 and 5 ...

...

...

...

...

... 1 24

1 24

Parts Lis

Parts List, Sizes 49 and 51

t, Sizes 49 and 51 ...

...

...

.. 25

25

R-3™ Single- and Double-Grip

R-3™ Single- and Double-Grip

Retrievable Casing Packers

Retrievable Casing Packers

(Product Family Nos. H64101

(Product Family Nos. H64101

and

and H6420

H64201)

1) ...

...

...

...

...

...

.... 26

26

Parts Lis

Parts List, Sizes 49 and 51

t, Sizes 49 and 51 ...

...

...

.. 26

26

 Alternate Parts, Sizes 49 and 51

 Alternate Parts, Sizes 49 and 51 ...

... 27

27

Rework To Adapt Piston Retainer 

Rework To Adapt Piston Retainer 

For Use With Restraining Pins

For Use With Restraining Pins

(Product Family Nos. H64101

(Product Family Nos. H64101

and

and H6420

H64201)

1) ...

...

...

...

...

...

.... 28

28

 Assembly Drawing No. 165-491

 Assembly Drawing No. 165-491 ...

... 28

28

Field

Field Rework

Rework ... 28

... 28

Restraining

Restraining Pin Asse

Pin Assembly

mbly ... 29

... 29

 Assembly Drawing No. 333-995

 Assembly Drawing No. 333-995 ...

... 29

29

Insta

Installatio

llation

n Instru

Instructions

ctions ...

...

...

...

... 30

30

 Assembly Instructions

 Assembly Instructions ...

... 30

30

Doub

Double-Gr

le-Grip

ip Packe

Packerr ...

...

...

...

...

.. 30

30

Disas

Disassembly Instructio

sembly Instructions

ns ...

...

...

...

. 31

31

Doub

Double-Gr

le-Grip

ip Packe

Packerr ...

...

...

...

...

.. 31

31

 Assembly Instructions

 Assembly Instructions ...

... 31

31

Single-Grip

Single-Grip Packer...

Packer... 31

31

Disas

Disassembly Instructio

sembly Instructions

ns ...

...

...

...

. 31

31

Single-Grip

Single-Grip Packer...

Packer... 31

31

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

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WARNING

WARNING

Use of Bake

Use of Baker equipment contrary

r equipment contrary to

to

manufacture

manufacturer’s sp

r’s sp ecification may result in

ecification may result in

property damage

property damage, serious injury

, serious injury or fatality.

or fatality.

This document is and contains unpublished, copyrighted and confidential information of Baker Hughes, and is

This document is and contains unpublished, copyrighted and confidential information of Baker Hughes, and is

revealed for limited purposes only. This document is the property of Baker Hughes and is to be returned to Baker 

revealed for limited purposes only. This document is the property of Baker Hughes and is to be returned to Baker 

Hughes on request and may not be reproduced, used or disclosed to persons not

Hughes on request and may not be reproduced, used or disclosed to persons not having a need to know consistent

having a need to know consistent

with the purpose of the document, without t

with the purpose of the document, without t he written consent of Baker Hughes. This document is not

he written consent of Baker Hughes. This document is not rented, loaned

rented, loaned

or sold, either alone or

or sold, either alone or in conjunction with equipment or product.

in conjunction with equipment or product.

©©

8/6/09 Baker

8/6/09 Baker Hughes Incorporated

Hughes Incorporated..

Unit No. SU 8145

Unit No. SU 8145

 August 6, 2009

 August 6, 2009

Page 2 of 31

Page 2 of 31

 Rev. New

 Rev. New

THIS DOCUMENT IS FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY

THIS DOCUMENT IS FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY

The double-grip packer, for use where pressure

The double-grip packer, for use where pressure

differential from below the packer is anticipated,

differential from below the packer is anticipated,

features an integral hydraulic button-type

features an integral hydraulic button-type

hold-down that is located below the bypass valve.

down that is located below the bypass valve.

The double-grip packer also incorporates a

The double-grip packer also incorporates a

unique, built-in, “differential lock” which utilizes a

unique, built-in, “differential lock” which utilizes a

balance sleeve actuated by pressure from below

balance sleeve actuated by pressure from below

the packer. This pressure creates an additional

the packer. This pressure creates an additional

downward force which, combined with set-down

downward force which, combined with set-down

weight, helps maintain the force necessary to keep

weight, helps maintain the force necessary to keep

the bypass valve closed.

the bypass valve closed.

Features/Benefits

Features/Benefits

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equalization and resists packing element

equalization and resists packing element

swab-off 

off 

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with straight pick up

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bypass valve (Double-Grip)

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assists in keeping bypass closed (Double-Grip)

assists in keeping bypass closed (Double-Grip)

Drawin

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This document is and contains unpublished, copyrighted and confidential information of Baker Hughes, and is

This document is and contains unpublished, copyrighted and confidential information of Baker Hughes, and is

revealed for limited purposes only. This document is the property of Baker Hughes and is to be returned to Baker 

revealed for limited purposes only. This document is the property of Baker Hughes and is to be returned to Baker 

Hughes on request and may not be reproduced, used or disclosed to persons not

Hughes on request and may not be reproduced, used or disclosed to persons not having a need to know consistent

having a need to know consistent

with the purpose of the document, without the

with the purpose of the document, without the written consent of Baker Hughes. This document is not

written consent of Baker Hughes. This document is not rented, loaned

rented, loaned

or sold, either alone or

or sold, either alone or in conjunction with equipment or product.

in conjunction with equipment or product.

©©

8/6/09 Baker

8/6/09 Baker Hughes Incorporated.

Hughes Incorporated.

Unit No. SU 8145

Unit No. SU 8145

 August 6, 2009

 August 6, 2009

Page 3 of 31

Page 3 of 31

 Rev. New

 Rev. New

THIS DOCUMENT IS FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY

THIS DOCUMENT IS FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY

Operation

Operation

The R-3™ Retrievable Casing Packer is run in

The R-3™ Retrievable Casing Packer is run in

with the bypass valve in the open position to permit

with the bypass valve in the open position to permit

free circulation both through and around

free circulation both through and around the pack-

the

pack-er. The packer, which is mechanically set by

er. The packer, which is mechanically set by

means of a J-Slot arrangement, should be run one

means of a J-Slot arrangement, should be run one

foot below setting depth and then raised

foot below setting depth and then raised to the re-

to the

re-quired position (to properly position the J-Slot). To

quired position (to properly position the J-Slot). To

release from the J-Slot, pick up the tubing, rotate

release from the J-Slot, pick up the tubing, rotate

to the right, and then

to the right, and then slack off. The J-Pin will move

slack off. The J-Pin will move

clear of the J-Slot and the Cone will move under 

clear of the J-Slot and the Cone will move under 

the slips. Application of set-down weight (see

the slips. Application of set-down weight (see

chart) closes and seals the bypass valve, sets the

chart) closes and seals the bypass valve, sets the

slips, and packs off the packing e

slips, and packs off the packing elements. The for-

lements. The

for-mation below the packer, which is now completely

mation below the packer, which is now completely

isolated from the annulus above, is accessible only

isolated from the annulus above, is accessible only

through the tubing string.

through the tubing string.

To release the packer, raise the tubing string

To release the packer, raise the tubing string

the full length of the packer. When the J-Pin

the full length of the packer. When the J-Pin

shoul-ders, the Slot will be re-engaged, since the

ders, the Slot will be re-engaged, since the

J-Pins on the Bottom Sub are so spaced as to

Pins on the Bottom Sub are so spaced as to

al-ways have one J-Pin located in the J-Slot when the

ways have one J-Pin located in the J-Slot when the

tubing is picked up. When the tubing is lowered

tubing is picked up. When the tubing is lowered

slightly, the J-Pin automatically engages the

slightly, the J-Pin automatically engages the J-Slot

J-Slot

if no right-hand torque is in the tubing at the tool.

if no right-hand torque is in the tubing at the tool.

When the tubing is raised to

When the tubing is raised to release the packer,

release the packer,

the bypass valve opens to permit circulation

the bypass valve opens to permit circulation

through and around the packer.

through and around the packer.

NOTE:

NOTE:

If the J-Pin should unjay when the tubing is

If the J-Pin should unjay when the tubing is

slacked off, rotate to the left (only enough to remove any

slacked off, rotate to the left (only enough to remove any

right-hand torque from the tool) and pick up.

right-hand torque from the tool) and pick up.

Se

Set-Down Weight

t-Down Weight Re

Requi

qui red To Pack Off

red To Pack Off

Packing Element System

Packing Element System

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Weight

Weight

28

28

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0 to 200°F

0 to 200°F

90-70-90

90-70-90

100 to 275°F

100 to 275°F

95-70-95

95-70-95

100 to 350°F

100 to 350°F

95-80-95

95-80-95

250 to 350°F

250 to 350°F

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Packer 

Packer 

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Size

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43

4

4,,0

00

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0 llb

b

6

6,,0

00

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0 llb

b

5

5,,0

00

00

0 llb

b

7

7,,0

00

00

0 llb

b

6

6,,0

00

00

0 llb

b

8

8,,0

00

00

0 llb

b

45

45

4

4,,0

00

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0 llb

b

6

6,,0

00

00

0 llb

b

5

5,,0

00

00

0 llb

b

7

7,,0

00

00

0 llb

b

6

6,,0

00

00

0 llb

b

8

8,,0

00

00

0 llb

b

45 x 2-3/8

45 x 2-3/8

--

--

4

4,,0

00

00

0

llb

b

6

6,,0

00

00

0

llb

b

5

5,,0

00

00

0

llb

b

7

7,,0

00

00

0

llb

b

46 and 47

46 and 47

6

6,,0

00

00

0 llb

b

8

8,,0

00

00

0 llb

b

7

7,,0

00

00

0 llb

b

9

9,,0

00

00

0 llb

b

8

8,,0

00

00

0 llb

b

1

10

0,,0

00

00

0 llb

b

49

49

8

8,,0

00

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0 llb

b

1

10

0,,0

00

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0 llb

b

9

9,,0

00

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0 llb

b

1

11

1,,0

00

00

0 llb

b

1

10

0,,0

00

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0 llb

b

1

12

2,,0

00

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0 llb

b

51

51

1

15

5,,0

00

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0 llb

b

1

15

5,,0

00

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b

1

15

5,,0

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This document is and contains unpublished, copyrighted and confidential information of Baker Hughes, and is

revealed for limited purposes only. This document is the property of Baker Hughes and is to be returned to Baker 

Hughes on request and may not be reproduced, used or disclosed to persons not having a need to know consistent

with the purpose of the document, without t he written consent of Baker Hughes. This document is not rented, loaned

or sold, either alone or in conjunction with equipment or product.

©

8/6/09 Baker Hughes Incorporated.

Unit No. SU 8145

 August 6, 2009

Page 4 of 31

 Rev. New

THIS DOCUMENT IS FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY

Effect Of Tubing and A nnul us Pressure

On Unloader 

The unloader in the R-3™ Retrievable Casing

Packer is not hydraulically balanced for any

specif-ic tubing size. This means that regardless of what

size tubing the packer is run on, changes in tubing

pressure and annulus pressure will act either to

pump the unloader open (by acting against

set-down weight) or help hold it closed. It is important,

then, to know how much force will be created, and

in what direction, for a given change in annulus or 

tubing pressure.

The values given in the chart “Areas (In Sq. In.)

 Acted Upon By Tubing and Annulus Pressures”

are printed shaded and unshaded. These values

are not only the number of square inches acted

upon by the pressure change, but also the

direc-tion of the resultant force. The areas unshaded will

cause, with a pressure increase, a force tending to

hold the unloader closed. The areas shown

shad-ed will result in an upward force, or a force tending

to open the unloader. The directions of the forces

hold true if the tubing and annulus pressures at the

tool are increased.

If the tubing pressure at the tool is decreased,

such as would occur in a swabbing operation, the

direction of force as explained above would be

re-versed.

The Balance Sleeve in the R-3 Double-Grip

Packer works in this manner: When the tool is set

and packed off, the groove in the Body just below

the Seal is positioned under the snap fingers of the

Balance Sleeve. As tubing pressure is increased,

pressure acts between the two [2] O-rings on the

Balance Sleeve, causing it to move down. When

the bottom bevel on the outside of the snap fingers

meets the inside bevel in the Balance Sleeve

Housing, the snap fingers are forced inward into

the groove in the Body. Tubing pressure continues

to push the Balance Sleeve down until the inside

bevel on the bottom of the snap fingers meets the

bottom bevel of the groove in the Body. The tubing

pressure which moved the Balance Sleeve down is

now holding, through the snap fingers, the Body

down. This force acts in the same direction as

set-down weight to help prevent the Body from moving

up under high tubing pressures. If the Body were

to move up, the unloader would open and

tubing-to-annulus communication would result.

When the annulus pressure is greater than

tub-ing pressure, the Balance Sleeve is held by the

an-nulus pressure, against the Balance Sleeve

Housing. In this position, the fingers of the Balance

Sleeve do not act to help hold the Body down;

set-down weight alone must be used to keep the

un-loader closed.

It should be noted that the

set-down weight required to keep the unloader 

closed need not be added to the weight

re-quired to set the packer if the value calculated

is less than the force required to set the tool.

Columns 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, and 7 must be multiplied

by the change in pressure at the tool.

Column 3 must be multiplied by the tubing

pressure.

Areas tending to hold the unloader closed are

unshaded.

Areas tending to open the unloader are

shaded.

Multiplying a pressure change by a shaded

figure gives a force tending to open the

unloader.

Multiplying a pressure change by an unshaded

figure gives a force tending to hold the unloader 

closed.

When Tubing Pressure Is Greater Than

 Annulu s Pressur e At The Too l

1. Multiply the

  change

  in tubing pressure at the

tool by Column 1.

2. Multiply the

change

 in annulus pressure at the

tool by Column 2.

If the total of these two forces is tending to open

the unloader, and is greater than the original

pack-off weight, additional set-down weight is

required. This additional weight is equal to the

difference between the force tending to open

the unloader and required pack-off weight.

3. Multiply the tubing pressure by Column 3.

Since the figure in Column 3 is always shaded,

the resulting force is tending to open the

un-loader by lifting the tubing at the surface. If by

adding all three forces the result is a force

tend-ing to open the unloader and is greater than the

maximum hook-load of the tubing before

(6)

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ting the tool, the tubing will raise and the

un-loader will be opened.

Since the hook-load is

the limiting factor, high pressures at

rela-tively shallow depths might be prohibit ive.

When Annulus Pressure Is Greater Than

Tubing Pressure At The Tool

1. Multiply the

change

 in tubing pressure by

Col-umn 4.

2. Multiply the

  change

  in annulus pressure by

Column 5.

If the total of these two forces is tending to open

the unloader, and is greater than the original

pack-off weight, additional set-down weight is

required. This additional weight is equal to the

difference between the force tending to open

the unloader and the required pack-off weight.

3. Multiply the tubing pressure by Column 3.

Since the figure in Column 3 is always shaded,

the resulting force is tending to open the

un-loader by lifting the tubing at the surface. If by

adding all three forces the result is a force

tend-ing to open the unloader and is greater than the

maximum hook-load of the tubing before

set-ting the tool, the tubing will raise and the

un-loader will be opened.

Since the hook-load is

the limiting factor, high pressures at

rela-tively shallow depths might be prohibit ive.

When Annulus Pressure Is Greater Than

Tubing Pressure At The Tool Due To

Swabbing The Tubing

1. Multiply the

change

 in tubing pressure by

Col-umn 6.

2. Multiply the

  change

  in annulus pressure by

Column 7.

If the result is a force tending to open the

un-loader, and is greater than the original pack-off 

weight, additional set-down weight is required.

This additional weight is equal to the difference

between the force tending to open the unloader 

and the required pack-off weight.

NOTE:

 The above calculations assume the

tub-ing strtub-ing is suspended in the elevators and

slack off weight on packer can be maintained.

Due to factors such as tubing ballooning, and

thermal expansion or contraction, hydraulic

cal-culations alone may not be sufficient to

deter-mine what is happening at the packer. When

working deep at high pressure or with fluid

tem-perature changes, and in cases where the

well-head is flanged up, running the R3DG

TUBEMOVE™ computer program is necessary

to determine if the unloader will remain closed

under the conditions encountered in each

appli-cation.

Pressuring operations from below may not be

possible with the R-3™ Single-Grip Packer.

The calculations outlined on these pages will

only help determine if the unloader will stay

closed. In the case where tubing pressure is

greater than annulus pressure, additional

hy-draulic calculations are necessary to determine

how much slack off weight is required to keep

the R-3 Single-Grip Packer from being

hydrau-lically pumped up the hole.

(7)

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with the purpose of the document, without t he written consent of Baker Hughes. This document is not rented, loaned

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 Ar eas (In Sq In .) Ac ted Upon B y Tubing and A nn ul us Pres su res

Packer

Size

Tubing

or Drill

Pipe OD

Tubing Pressure Greater

Than Annu lus Pressure

at the Tool

Tubing

ID Area

 An nu lu s Pr ess ur e

Greater Than

Tubing Pressure

at the Tool

 An nu lu s Pr ess ur e Great er

Than Tubing Pressure at the

Tool Because of 

Swabbing the Tubing

Tubing

 Ar ea

 An nu lu s

 Ar ea

Tubing

 Ar ea

 An nu lu s

 Ar ea

Tu bi ng Ar ea

A nn ul us Ar ea

Col

1

Col

2

Col

3

Col

4

Col

5

Col

6

Col

7

28

Single

1.315

1.2

.7

.9

.6

.1

.6

.1

1.

660

.6

.1

1.5

0

.7

0

.7

1.900

0

.8

2.0

.6

1.4

.6

1.4

35

Single

1.660

2.0

1.3

1.5

1.3

.6

1.3

.6

1.900

1.4

.6

2.0

.7

.1

.7

.1

2-1/16

1.0

.1

2.4

.3

.6

.3

.6

2-3/8

.3

1.0

3.1

.4

1.7

.4

1.7

41

Single

1.900

2.8

2.0

2.0

1.9

1.1

1.9

1.1

2-1/16

2.5

1.5

2.4

1.5

.5

1.5

.5

2-3/8

1.7

.4

3.1

.8

.5

.8

.5

43

Single

2-1/16

4.0

3.1

2.4

2.9

2.0

2.9

2.0

2-3/8

3.3

2.0

3.1

2.2

.9

2.2

.9

2-7/8

1.7

1.0

4.7

.6

1.2

.

6

1.2

43

Double

2-1/16

1.2

.2

2.4

2.9

2.0

2.9

2.0

2-3/8

.4

.9

3.1

2.2

.9

2.2

.9

2-7/8

1.1

2.9

4.7

.6

1.2

.6

1.2

45

Single

2-3/8

3.3

2.0

3.1

2.2

.9

2.2

.9

2-7/8

1.7

.1

4.7

.6

1.2

.6

1.2

45x2-3/8

Single

2-7/8

4.2

2.4

4.7

2.8

1.0

2.8

1.0

45x2-3/8

Double

2-7/8

0.2

2.0

4.7

2.8

1.0

2.8

1.0

45

Double

2-3/8

.7

2.0

3.1

2.2

.9

2.2

.9

2-7/8

2.2

4.0

4.7

.6

1.2

.6

1.2

46 and 47

Single

2-3/8

5.7

4.4

3.1

4.4

3.1

4.4

3.1

2-7/8

4.2

2.4

4.7

2.8

1.0

2.8

1.0

46 and 47

Double

2-3/8

1

1.2

3.1

4.4

3.1

4.4

3.1

2-7/8

1.4

3.2

4.7

2.8

1.0

2.8

1.0

49

Single

2-7/8

11.3

9.5

4.7

9.5

7.7

9.5

7.7

3-1/2

8.9

6.3

7.0

7.2

4.6

7.2

4.6

4-1/2

3.6

.1

12.3

1.9

1.7

1.9

1.7

49

Double

2-7/8

1.6

.3

4.7

9.5

7.7

9.5

7.7

3-1/2

.8

3.4

7.0

7.2

4.6

7.2

4.6

4-1/2

6.1

9.7

12.3

1.9

1.7

1.9

1.7

51

Single

2-7/8

17.1

15.3

4.7

15.0

13.1

15.0

13.1

3-1/2

14.7

12.2

7.0

12.6

10.0

12.6

10.0

4-1/2

9.5

5.9

12.3

7.4

3.7

7.4

3.7

51

Double

2-7/8

1.2

3.0

4.7

15.0

13.1

15.0

13.1

3-1/2

3.6

6.1

7.0

12.6

10.0

12.6

10.0

4-1/2

8.8

12.4

12.3

7.4

3.7

7.4

3.7

(8)

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Specifi cation Guide

Casing

Packer 

Size

Preferred Range

of Casing ID’s

Gage and

Guide

Ring OD

Packing

Element

OD

Packing

Element

Spacer OD

 Abs ol ute L im it s of 

Slip and Butto n Travel

Thread Specs

Box Up

and Pin Down

OD

Wt in Lb

(T

and

C)

Min

Max

Min

Max

2-7/8

6.4-6.5

28A

2.347

2.441

2.234

2-1/8

-2.316

2.466

 1.315 OD

EU 10 Rd

2-7/8*

28A

Hi-Temp

2.330

2-5/16

-2-7/8

4.7-5.6

28B

2.442

2.563

2.357

2.438

2.570

3-1/2

10.2

35A

2.834

2.922

2.782

2-3/4

2.782

2.834

2.956

 1.900 OD

EU 10 Rd

7.7

-9.2

35B

2.923

3.068

2.844

2.896

3.080

5.75

35C

3.069

3.188

3.038

3

3.038

3.038

3.222

4

9.5-11.6

41A

3.428

3.548

3.303

3-9/32

3.303

3.304

3.638

2-3/8 OD

EU 8 Rd

4-1/2

15.1

41B

3.754

3.826

3.620

3-19/32

3.620

3.620

3.878

9.5-13.5

43A

3.910

4.090

3.786

3-5/8

3.771

3.895

4.105

 2-3/8 OD

EU 8 Rd

5

15

-

18

43B

4.250

4.408

4.140

3-15/16

4.125

4.211

4.409

11.5-15

43C

4.408

4.560

4.265

4-5/32

4.250

4.363

4.561

5-1/2

26.0

20 - 23

45A2

4.625

4.778

4.515

4-3/8

4.500

4.543

4.950

15.5 - 20

45A4

4.778

4.950

4.656

13 - 15.5

45B

4.950

5.190

4.796

4-11/16

4.781

4.825

5.196

5-3/4

22.5

6

26

20

-

23

45C

5.191

5.390

5.078

4-15/16

5.062

5.059

5.482

15

-

18

45D

5.391

5.560

5.171

5.197

5.620

6-5/8

34

45E2

5.561

5.609

5.421

5-1/4

5.406

5.449

5.791

28 - 32

45E4

5.610

5.791

5.499

24 - 28

45EF

5.791

5.921

-

-

5.677

6.035

5-1/2

20 - 23

45A2

(2-3/8)

4.625

4.777

4.515

4-3/8

4.500

4.534

4.813

 2-7/8 OD

EU 8 Rd

17 - 20

45A4

(2-3/8)

4.778

4.892

4.656

4.641

4.892

13-15.5

45B

(2-3/8)

4.893

5.044

4.796

4-11/16

4.781

4.850

5.062

6-5/8

28 - 32

46A2

5.600

5.791

5.490

5-3/8

5.475

5.473

5.932

24 - 28

46A4

5.791

5.921

5.603

7

38

6-5/8

17 - 20

46B

5.922

6.135

5.796

5-1/2

5.781

5.773

6.240

7

3 2 - 35

6-5/8

24

47A2

5.830

5.937

5.671

5-1/2

5.656

5.653

6.139

7

38

6-5/8

17 - 20

47A4

5.938

6.135

5.827

7

32 - 35

26 - 29

47B2

6.136

6.276

5.939

5-3/4

5.968

5.919

6.456

20 - 26

47B4

6.276

6.456

6.093

17 - 20

47C2

6.456

6.578

6.281

6-1/8

6.266

6.357

6.966

7-5/8

33.7-39

47C4

6.579

6.797

6.468

24-29.7

47D2

6.798

7.025

6.687

6-1/2

6.672

6.607

7.216

20 - 24

47D4

7.025

7.125

6.827

8-5/8

44 - 49

49A2

7.511

7.687

7.327

7

7.312

7.301

8.059

3-1/2 OD

EU 8 Rd

32 - 40

49A4

7.688

7.921

7.546

20

-

28

49B

7.922

8.191

7.796

7-1/2

7.781

7.798

8.214

9-5/8

47 - 53.5

51A2

8.343

8.681

8.233

7-15/16

8.218

8.169

8.935

40 - 47

51A4

8.681

8.835

8.453

29.3

-

36

51B

8.836

9.063

8.608

8-3/8

8.593

8.548

9.083

*For use when anticipated well conditions exceed 200

°

F and 3,800 psi pressure differential across tool.

Packer shown for this weight is recommended and should be run where possible. However, the other size packer listed for this same casing weight may be run

under certain circumstances, such as running mixed st rings or in unusual hole conditions.

(9)

T  h  i    s   d   o  c   u m  e n  t   i    s   a n  d   c   o n  t    a i   n  s   u n  p  u  b  l   i    s  h   e  d   ,  c   o  p  y  r  i    g h   t    e  d   a n  d   c   o n f   i    d   e n  t   i    a l   i   n f    o r  m  a  t  i    o n  o f   B   a k   e r  H  u  g h   e  s   ,  a n  d  i    s  r   e v   e  a l    e  d  f    o r  l   i   m i    t    e  d   p  u r   p  o  s   e  s   o n l    y  . T  h  i    s   d   o  c   u m  e n  t   i    s   t   h   e  p r   o  p  e r   t    y   o f   B   a k   e r  H  u  g h   e  s   a n  d  i    s   t    o  b   e r   e  t    u r  n  e  d   t    o B   a k   e r  H  u  g h   e  s   o n r   e  q  u  e  s   t    a n  d  m  a  y  n  o  t    b   e r   e  p r   o  d   u  c   e  d   ,  u  s   e  d   o r   d  i    s   c  l    o  s   e  d   t    o  p  e r   s   o n  s  n  o  t   h   a v  i   n  g  a n  e  e  d   t    o k  n  o w  c   o n  s  i    s   t    e n  t   w i    t   h   t   h   e  p  u r   p  o  s   e  o f    t   h   e  d   o  c   u m  e n  t    , w i    t  h   o  u  t    t  h   e w r  i    t    t    e n  c   o n  s   e n  t    o f   B   a k   e r  H  u  g h   e  s  . T  h  i    s   d   o  c   u m  e n  t   i    s  n  o  t   r   e n  t    e  d   , l    o  a n  e  d   o r   s   o l    d   ,  e i    t  h   e r   a l    o n  e  o r  i   n  c   o n  j    u n  c   t   i    o n w i    t  h   e  q  u i    p m  e n  t    o r   p r   o  d   u  c   t   .  ©  8   /    6   /    0   9  B   a k   e r  H  u  g h   e  s  I   n  c   o r   p  o r   a  t    e  d  .

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Spring Identification Guide Drawing No. 333-996

Dimensional Data

Refer to Drawing No. 333-996.

Material No.

OD

Free Length

Wire Size

H014860100

11/32

9/16

.054

H015997100

.500

17/32

.071

(10)

T  h  i    s   d   o  c   u m  e n  t   i    s   a n  d   c   o n  t    a i   n  s   u n  p  u  b  l   i    s  h   e  d   ,  c   o  p  y  r  i    g h   t    e  d   a n  d   c   o n f   i    d   e n  t  i    a l   i   n f    o r  m  a  t   i    o n  o f   B   a k   e r  H  u  g h   e  s   ,  a n  d  i    s  r   e v   e  a l    e  d  f    o r  l   i   m i    t    e  d   p  u r   p  o  s   e  s   o n l    y  . T  h  i    s   d   o  c   u m  e n  t   i    s   t  h   e  p r   o  p  e r   t    y   o f   B   a k   e r  H  u  g h   e  s   a n  d  i    s   t    o  b   e r   e  t    u r  n  e  d   t    o B   a k   e r  H  u  g h   e  s   o n r   e  q  u  e  s   t    a n  d  m  a  y  n  o  t    b   e r   e  p r   o  d   u  c   e  d   ,  u  s   e  d   o r   d  i    s   c  l    o  s   e  d   t    o  p  e r   s   o n  s  n  o  t   h   a v  i   n  g  a n  e  e  d   t    o k  n  o w  c   o n  s  i    s   t    e n  t   w i    t   h   t   h   e  p  u r   p  o  s   e  o f    t  h   e  d   o  c   u m  e n  t    , w i    t  h   o  u  t    t   h   e w r  i    t    t    e n  c   o n  s   e n  t    o f   B   a k   e r  H  u  g h   e  s  . T  h  i    s   d   o  c   u m  e n  t   i    s  n  o  t   r   e n  t    e  d   , l    o  a n  e  d   o r   s   o l    d   ,  e i    t   h   e r   a l    o n  e  o r  i   n  c   o n  j    u n  c   t   i    o n w i    t   h   e  q  u i    p m  e n  t    o r   p r   o  d   u  c   t   .  ©  8   /    6   /    0   9  B   a k   e r  H  u  g h   e  s  I   n  c   o r   p  o r   a  t    e  d  .

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R-3™ Single-Grip Retri evable Casing Packer (Prod uct Family No. H64101)

 As semb ly an d Di men sion al Data Dr awi ng No . 162-332, Size 28B

Dimensi onal Data, Size 28B

Refer to Drawing No. 162-332.

Dim

Size 28A and 28A Hi-Temp

Size 28B

 A

2-7/32

B

65-3/4

C

6

D

11-7/16

E

1.625

F

1.050

G

.750

H

Refer to Specification Guide

J

1.315 OD EU 10 Rd

K

2-5/3

2

2-1/4

(11)

T  h  i    s   d   o  c   u m  e n  t   i    s   a n  d   c   o n  t    a i   n  s   u n  p  u  b  l   i    s  h   e  d   ,  c   o  p  y  r  i    g h   t    e  d   a n  d   c   o n f   i    d   e n  t   i    a l   i   n f    o r  m  a  t  i    o n  o f   B   a k   e r  H  u  g h   e  s   ,  a n  d  i    s  r   e v   e  a l    e  d  f    o r  l   i   m i    t    e  d   p  u r   p  o  s   e  s   o n l    y  . T  h  i    s   d   o  c   u m  e n  t   i    s   t   h   e  p r   o  p  e r   t    y   o f   B   a k   e r  H  u  g h   e  s   a n  d  i    s   t    o  b   e r   e  t    u r  n  e  d   t    o B   a k   e r  H  u  g h   e  s   o n r   e  q  u  e  s   t    a n  d  m  a  y  n  o  t    b   e r   e  p r   o  d   u  c   e  d   ,  u  s   e  d   o r   d  i    s   c  l    o  s   e  d   t    o  p  e r   s   o n  s  n  o  t   h   a v  i   n  g  a n  e  e  d   t    o k  n  o w  c   o n  s  i    s   t    e n  t   w i    t   h   t   h   e  p  u r   p  o  s   e  o f    t   h   e  d   o  c   u m  e n  t    , w i    t  h   o  u  t    t  h   e w r  i    t    t    e n  c   o n  s   e n  t    o f   B   a k   e r  H  u  g h   e  s  . T  h  i    s   d   o  c   u m  e n  t   i    s  n  o  t   r   e n  t    e  d   , l    o  a n  e  d   o r   s   o l    d   ,  e i    t  h   e r   a l    o n  e  o r  i   n  c   o n  j    u n  c   t   i    o n w i    t  h   e  q  u i    p m  e n  t    o r   p r   o  d   u  c   t   .  ©  8   /    6   /    0   9  B   a k   e r  H  u  g h   e  s  I   n  c   o r   p  o r   a  t    e  d  .

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R-3™ Sing le-Grip Retrievable Casing Packer (Prod uct Famil y No. H64101)

Parts Lis t, Size 28

Refer to Drawing No. 162-332.

Item

No.

Description

No.

Req’d

Size and Material No.

Size 28A

Size 28A

Hi-Temp

Size 28B

1

Top

Sub

1

H015121300

2

Seal

Adjusting

Nut

1

H014833000

3

Seal

Ring

1

H016215700

4

Body

1

H016216600

5

Seal

Sub

1

H016519500

H016519600

6

O-ring

1

HWWB222H40

7

Gage

Ring

1

H016507300

H016226400

-8

Packing Element

80-Hard

1

H014833700

-

H016112800

90-Hard

H015712500

H016210400

9

Support

Sleeve

1

H014834800

10

Guide

Ring

1

H016507200

H016226500

H015816200

11

Cone

1

H016226100

12

Connector

Sleeve

Nut

1

H016226200

13

Connector

Sleeve

1

H016226000

14

Slip

4

H015379000

H015563100

15

Outer

Slip

Spring

4

H015997100

16

Inner

Slip

Spring

4

H014860100

17

Slip

Ring

1

H015417200

18

Half

Dog

Pt.

Set

Screw

1

HWWG7180B0

(1/4-20 x 5/16 lg)

19

Slip

Stop

Ring

1

H016226600

20

Bottom

Sub

1

H016226700

(12)

T  h  i    s   d   o  c   u m  e n  t   i    s   a n  d   c   o n  t    a i   n  s   u n  p  u  b  l   i    s  h   e  d   ,  c   o  p  y  r  i    g h   t    e  d   a n  d   c   o n f   i    d   e n  t  i    a l   i   n f    o r  m  a  t   i    o n  o f   B   a k   e r  H  u  g h   e  s   ,  a n  d  i    s  r   e v   e  a l    e  d  f    o r  l   i   m i    t    e  d   p  u r   p  o  s   e  s   o n l    y  . T  h  i    s   d   o  c   u m  e n  t   i    s   t  h   e  p r   o  p  e r   t    y   o f   B   a k   e r  H  u  g h   e  s   a n  d  i    s   t    o  b   e r   e  t    u r  n  e  d   t    o B   a k   e r  H  u  g h   e  s   o n r   e  q  u  e  s   t    a n  d  m  a  y  n  o  t    b   e r   e  p r   o  d   u  c   e  d   ,  u  s   e  d   o r   d  i    s   c  l    o  s   e  d   t    o  p  e r   s   o n  s  n  o  t   h   a v  i   n  g  a n  e  e  d   t    o k  n  o w  c   o n  s  i    s   t    e n  t   w i    t   h   t   h   e  p  u r   p  o  s   e  o f    t  h   e  d   o  c   u m  e n  t    , w i    t  h   o  u  t    t   h   e w r  i    t    t    e n  c   o n  s   e n  t    o f   B   a k   e r  H  u  g h   e  s  . T  h  i    s   d   o  c   u m  e n  t   i    s  n  o  t   r   e n  t    e  d   , l    o  a n  e  d   o r   s   o l    d   ,  e i    t   h   e r   a l    o n  e  o r  i   n  c   o n  j    u n  c   t   i    o n w i    t   h   e  q  u i    p m  e n  t    o r   p r   o  d   u  c   t   .  ©  8   /    6   /    0   9  B   a k   e r  H  u  g h   e  s  I   n  c   o r   p  o r   a  t    e  d  .

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Spring Identification Drawing No. 333-996

Dimensional Data

Refer to Drawing No. 333-996.

Material No.

OD

Free Length

Wire Size

H014860100

11/32

9/16

.054

H015997100

.500

17/32

.071

(13)

T  h  i    s   d   o  c   u m  e n  t   i    s   a n  d   c   o n  t    a i   n  s   u n  p  u  b  l   i    s  h   e  d   ,  c   o  p  y  r  i    g h   t    e  d   a n  d   c   o n f   i    d   e n  t   i    a l   i   n f    o r  m  a  t  i    o n  o f   B   a k   e r  H  u  g h   e  s   ,  a n  d  i    s  r   e v   e  a l    e  d  f    o r  l   i   m i    t    e  d   p  u r   p  o  s   e  s   o n l    y  . T  h  i    s   d   o  c   u m  e n  t   i    s   t   h   e  p r   o  p  e r   t    y   o f   B   a k   e r  H  u  g h   e  s   a n  d  i    s   t    o  b   e r   e  t    u r  n  e  d   t    o B   a k   e r  H  u  g h   e  s   o n r   e  q  u  e  s   t    a n  d  m  a  y  n  o  t    b   e r   e  p r   o  d   u  c   e  d   ,  u  s   e  d   o r   d  i    s   c  l    o  s   e  d   t    o  p  e r   s   o n  s  n  o  t   h   a v  i   n  g  a n  e  e  d   t    o k  n  o w  c   o n  s  i    s   t    e n  t   w i    t   h   t   h   e  p  u r   p  o  s   e  o f    t   h   e  d   o  c   u m  e n  t    , w i    t  h   o  u  t    t  h   e w r  i    t    t    e n  c   o n  s   e n  t    o f   B   a k   e r  H  u  g h   e  s  . T  h  i    s   d   o  c   u m  e n  t   i    s  n  o  t   r   e n  t    e  d   , l    o  a n  e  d   o r   s   o l    d   ,  e i    t  h   e r   a l    o n  e  o r  i   n  c   o n  j    u n  c   t   i    o n w i    t  h   e  q  u i    p m  e n  t    o r   p r   o  d   u  c   t   .  ©  8   /    6   /    0   9  B   a k   e r  H  u  g h   e  s  I   n  c   o r   p  o r   a  t    e  d  .

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R-3™ Sing le-Grip Retrievable Casing Packer (Prod uct Famil y No. H64101)

 As sem bl y an d Di mens ion al Data Dr awi ng No. 162-333, Sizes 35 and 41

Dimensi onal Data, Sizes 35 and 41

Refer to Drawing No. 162-333.

Dim

Size

35

41

 A

2.764

3.140

B

68-3/8

C

5-5/16

D

19-9/16

E

2.095

2.490

F

1.660

1.900

G

1.375*

1.500*

H

Refer to Specification Guide

J

1.900 OD EU 10Rd

2-3/8 OD EU 8Rd

K

2-3/4

3-3/16

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