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Power Sections - National Oilwell Varco

Power Sections CatalogTABLE OF CONTENTSI ntroduction ..Page 3 Global Facility Footprint ..Page 4 Elastomer Overview ..Page 5 Fit Overview ..Page 7 How to Read Spec sheets ..Page 8 Conventional cover ..Page 14 Spec Sheets - Conventional (Imperial) ..Page 15 Spec Sheets - Conventional (Metric) ..Page 114 ERT - 213 ERT Operational Guidelines ..Page 214 - Introduction ..Page 214 - ERT Fit Recommendations ..Page 214 - Relationship between ERT Operational Loading and Stator Durability ..Page 218 - Adjusting ERT Differential Pressure for Operational Temperature ..Page 219 - How to Translate Loading Factors to Pressures and Flows.

ELASTOMER OPTIONS PAGE NO 5 NOV Power Sections Catalog REV. 0 ELASTOMER OVERVIEW Standard NBR Elastomers | RR, UF100D Standard NBR elastomers provide basic fluid compatibility and torque capabilities at efficient prices.

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1 Power Sections CatalogTABLE OF CONTENTSI ntroduction ..Page 3 Global Facility Footprint ..Page 4 Elastomer Overview ..Page 5 Fit Overview ..Page 7 How to Read Spec sheets ..Page 8 Conventional cover ..Page 14 Spec Sheets - Conventional (Imperial) ..Page 15 Spec Sheets - Conventional (Metric) ..Page 114 ERT - 213 ERT Operational Guidelines ..Page 214 - Introduction ..Page 214 - ERT Fit Recommendations ..Page 214 - Relationship between ERT Operational Loading and Stator Durability ..Page 218 - Adjusting ERT Differential Pressure for Operational Temperature ..Page 219 - How to Translate Loading Factors to Pressures and Flows.

2 Page 220 ERT Operational Temperature Range By OD Size ..Page 221 Spec Sheets ERT (Imperial) ..Page 242 Spec Sheets ERT (Metric) ..Page 262 INTRODUCTIONPAGE Power Sections CatalogINTRODUCTIONNOV is the world s largest supplier of Power Sections , and we have the most diverse portfolio of Power section products in the industry. We offer all speed ranges for 1-11/16 to 11 diameter powers Sections and we have manufacturing and reline facilities around the globe to quickly provide the tools you need, when and where you need Power section products are available for sale from our manufacturing facilities, or for rental from an NOV service facility.

3 The offering of products at the facilities near you is always evolving, and we can assist you with any questions about any new items that are available. Please contact your NOV account representative for more details. Number 4 Gul WayJurong, Singapore 62919265 6303 9601 New and Reline Stators RR, PRR, POB8018 Breen DriveHouston, Texas 77064 USA281-854-1000 New & Reline Stators RR, PRR, POB New Rotors 10586 Highway 75 NorthWillis, Texas 77378 USA936 890 1064 New & Reline Stators UF100D, UF114, UF180, 280XT, POBNew Rotors610 15th AvenueNisku, Alberta T9E 8A3 Canada780-955-7311 New & Reline Stators RR, UF114, PRR, POBZone Industrial De Petit RechainAvenue Mercury 3 Chaineux, B-4650 Belgium32 87 313875 New and Reline Stators UF100D, UF114, UF180, 280XT.

4 POBNew RotorsICAD 2 Plots 6AR17 & 7AR17 Mussafah Industrial AreaAbu Dhabi, UAE+971 (0) 26575612 New and Reline Stators RR, PRR, POBGLOBAL FACILITY FOOTPRINTELASTOMER OPTIONSPAGE Power Sections CatalogELASTOMER OVERVIEW Standard NBR Elastomers | RR, UF100 DStandard NBR elastomers provide basic fluid compatibility and torque capabilities at efficient prices. These elastomers are generally recommended for applications below 300 F, but have been successful in applications above 350 : Available from Houston, Abu Dhabi, and SingaporeUF100D : Available from Houston and BelgiumStandard HNBR Elastomers | UF180 Standard HNBR elastomers are generally recommended for use with the most aggressive drilling fluids at higher temperatures, and have similar torque and Power potential as standard NBR elastomers.

5 These elastomers have been successful in applications with temperatures above 350 F in the most chemically reactive drilling : Available from Houston and BelgiumELASTOMER OPTIONSPAGE Power Sections CatalogPerformance Elastomers | PRR and UF114 Performance elastomers offer improved fluid compatibility and mechanical properties over NBR elastomers for use in a wider range of drilling applications and providing increased torque (PowerPLUS RR elastomer) - 50% additional torque and Power potential above standard NBR elastomers with minimal fluid compatibility improvement - Available from Houston, Abu Dhabi, and SingaporeUF114 - 25% additional torque and Power potential above standard NBR elastomers with significant fluid compatibility improvement - Available from Houston and BelgiumPremium Elastomers | POB, 280 XTPremium elastomers combine excellent fluid compatibility and the highest torque potential to maximize your drilling rates and improve your (PowerPLUS OBM elastomer)

6 - 50% additional torque and Power potential above standard NBR elastomers - Available from Houston, Abu Dhabi, and Singapore280XT - 65% additional torque and Power potential above standard NBR elastomers - Available from HoustonERT and ERTcr Stators Lined with Premium or Performance ElastomersERT and ERTcr stators feature a uniform elastomer thickness with contoured steel lobes to provide the highest torque potential. These stators are available with any of our premium or performance stators allow you to match a stator to an existing rotor configuration. By matching the ERTcr to a rotor that s already in your fleet, you gain the benefits of our highest performing product without the need to purchase additional Coatings Rotors are commonly coated with chrome or tungsten electroplating of a thin, non-uniform layer across the lobes - Low-cost coating - Polished to remove any surface features - Abrasion tolerantTungsten Carbide high-temperature spray application that results in uniform thickness across the lobes - Impervious to mud effects - Longer service between coatings - Abrasion tolerantNOTE: Rotor profiles are machined specifically for their intended coatings.

7 Changing the coating also changes the intended rotor profile, which may reduce the overall Power section OVERVIEWPAGE Power Sections CatalogFIT OVERVIEWWhen evaluating fit, the main Relevant Environmental factors to consider are: Run Temperature Operational fit Fluid compatibility Wear during runThe goal is to understand the compression percentage . Interference fit between a Power section rotor and stator is calculated as: FITin = ROTavg - S TAm Where : FITin is measured in thousandths of an inch; ROTavg is the major OD of the rotor minus 2 times the eccentricity for even lobe count rotors, or valley-to-crest for odd lobe count rotors, to thousandths of an inch.

8 And STAm is the vector measurement taken in the shop in inches to thousandths of an , FIT% is used to normalize the target compression across stator sizes and elastomers. FIT% is calculated: FITin FIT% = Trubber Where : Truvbber is the stator minor ID minus the nominal tube ID, all measured to thousandths of an expanded equation is: RTOavg - STA m FIT% = S TA m - TUBE id The most basic version of fit analysis only takes into account temperature.

9 For more complex applications swell due to fluids and elastomer wear must be taken into consideration. Target FIT% by elastomer are included in the chart Operational Fits (%)ElastomerLow Power , Shorter LifeOptimalHigh Power , Shorter wears differently than other elastomers. Please contact NOV engineering support for assistance with 280XT see ERT fit recommendations on page 214 for additional information on fitting ERT Power TO READ SPEC SHEETSPAGE Power Sections CatalogHOW TO READ SPEC SHEETSP urpose Spec Sheets can be used to: Quickly answer technical questions from the customer, Determine the actual (not nominal) operational interference fit to optimize Power section performance, Assist customer and/or operator on how to best run the Power section , and Identify temperature gaps in our product offerings that need to be filled to generate future sales This document will cover the guidelines for interpretation of the technical information charts and graphs included in the spec sheets for the conventional configurationsSpec Sheet Layout 5.

10 6 Lobes StagesHOW TO READ SPEC SHEETSPAGE Power Sections CatalogRotor Specifications The Rotor Specifications include the following: Overall length Avg. Diameter Contour Length Eccentricity Major Diameter Head Diameter Head Length Weight Thread FormStator Specifications The Stator Specifications include the following: Overall Length Tube OD Contour Length Tube ID Rubber Cutback Length (Side1 and Side 2) Weight Tube Material Form2 3/8" HEFHead SpecificationsAvg. SpecificationsTube 1 Cut-backSide 2 SteelHOW TO READ SPEC SHEETSPAGE Power Sections CatalogPerformance Specifications The Stator performance specifications include the following.


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