FMC EnergySystems ‘Type H Back Pressure Valve/Two:Way Chock Valve TYPE H BACK PRESSURE VALVE & TWO-WAY CHECK VALVE & ASSOCIATED TOOLS ‘TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS + 10. INTRODUCTION, 2 20 BACK PRESSURE VALVES, TREE TEST PLUGS & ASSOCIATED TOOLS. a 30° LUBRICATORS: 5 40. DRY ROD OPERATIONS -TYPEH BPV& TWC¥. 14 WARNIN rts INFORMATION Is PROVIDED TO FMC CUSTOMERS SOLELY TO ILLUSTRATE THE JOPERATION O- Hc EQUIPMENT. FT GOES NOT PROVIDE COMPLETE INFOROIATION FOR. SERVICE OR MAINTENANCE. luPROPERLY PERFORMED SERVICE MAINTENANCE OR INSTALLATION COULD CAUSE ISERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH F¥c EQUIPMENT I TO BE INSTALLED SERVICED AND MAINTAINED ONLY BY TRAINED, [AUTHORIZED FG PERSONNEL. POETFMC EnergySystems /Eunction/Pré 1.0 Introduction ‘The information and procedures that folow serve as a reference and guide to the instalation ofthe Back Pressure Valves and Two Way Check Vaives, and associated tolsuized by FNC in the fel, ‘Tho tools that wil be clscussed In hs ston wil elude ‘+ Type H Back Pressure Valve ‘+ Type H Two Way Check Valve (TWCV) ‘+ Type H Running and Retrieval Tools + Prossure Balanced Manually Operated (PENO) Lubricator NOTE: This information does nt include past gonoration of equipment that are considered ‘obsolete. Hence, tho IS BPV and all associated IS running and revival oo ae nat apart of ts procedure. NOTE: This information wil ot, nits, assure compotonco. Compotonce can be acioved only ‘trough experence raining and assessment by an experienced assossor ‘Aback pressure valve (BPV) is a devia which saats ina tubing hanger ar couping o seal the well bore whl tho blowout proventers are removed and the fee sinstalld. BPVs are also used to {omporarl isolate the tree om well pressure for pais, without king the wel NOTE: BPVs are not intended tobe used asthe primary device to Isolate a tree component trom pressure curing repairs. Back pressure valves are installed in four diferent ways. The method used depends on when the BPV s instalod (a) Manuaty on the Rig Floor (©) Manual Using sucker rods Warning: itis possible fr grease and or freszable fds to cause the bleed through features ofthe ‘Type H TWCV to become Inoperable. tis occurs, the personnel may nat be aware of possible pressure bulé fom below. Pressure may not escape in cetan severe condluons. FMC adises the ‘Use of hycraule or PBN Iuoreaor when reoving tre test pga. AA two way check valve (TWCY) (Type His a device that is similar to a Tree test pg (TTP) in that Itseate na tubing hanger or coupling order to tat the Xmas rae. One key ference inte TTWCV as compared tothe TTP le that le Eiteaded ane must bo rotated info pace. Also, the TWCV wil old pressure from both the above and bolow. ‘The TWCV should be used only to test Xmas trees and neverto test BOP's, Should pressure bulld up while testing BOP's there will be no way to kill the well Because you eannt pump through it-uc EnergySystems “Type H Back Pressure ValveTwo:Way Chock Valve 2.0 Back Pressure Valve, Two-Way Check Valve & Associated Tools 2a 22 Type" and Type H Threaded Style BPV “The threaded sy'e BPY incorporates internal running threads, external setting threads, and an toma singer. This syle valve must be rotated int a set of mating treads unt soto, ‘This style BPV may not be set with wie line because ft must be rotated Into position, “The ype "H” back pressure valve sa threaded syle back pressure valve thats designed to hold pressure from the bottom, oF wel ore only. GooperiGameron rates this valve to 20,000 psi WP. It consists of interna female, right hand (RH) running treads that are used in Conjuncton with the insalton tol The external male acmo sy threads are lt hand (LH) and are used in conjunction with the threads isi a tubing hanger orator recepiace, ‘An itsral valve and spring assembly is designod to both soal of wll bore pressure 9s wel ‘as oleate anc equalz wel ove prossure whon off seated. Adctonally, the intemal valve Is ‘esignod to allow kl ud to be pumped trough should to neod arise. A primary searing Is located axtomally ust above he male acme treads. ‘Typo "H” Threaded Style BPV IM” Two Way Check Valves “The Type “Ht two way check valve is designed to plug the tublng inorder to test the tae frm sbove ant allow tubing pressure Bled of before remaving the plug. Ceoper/Cameran Fates tis valve to 15000 ps. For 20,000 pal the newer “Hi tye wo way hock valve Iso be utizedFMC EnergySystems ‘Type H Back Pressure Valve/Two-Way Chack Vatve Both two may check valves utilize a plunger which seals on an upper seat o isolate tubing pressure from the Xmas tree bore. A lower seat a ized to saa rom above. The same ‘unaing and rettovaltols used fo run te ype"H" BPV are alo ured to run these wo Way ‘check valves. This tool, unike the ype "PY, cannot be pumped through Mtubieg tdsplacements desired the type “H" BPV must bo used frst and than replace by th wo way check or testing ofthe ee. ‘Type H Two Way Check Valve ‘Type HM Two Way Check Valve ‘Caution: FMC doos not recommend the use of TWCV's to test BOP, Should pressure bul up below these valves during testing willbe impossbe to pump through to kl the wal TICs, should be used only to test Xmas trses. 23 Type “H” Running Too! ‘The Type *H" running too is designed to be tached tothe botom of th polished red ofthe PBMO type lubviater. tis attached via a large pin thats ven trough the sockot onthe rea batiom and the running tool The pin is then hel in place Via age scr Inthe runing tool tat i tightened agains the pin. splined foating threaded ring, ‘assembly is incarporat int the ower too! body This assembly is made up int the intemal BPV runnin treads. A large torque pin is located jst above the foaing ring assembly. This is used ‘tansfer 3 torgue nt the BP Two Way. Check whon the Type H BPV is boing installed Type Running Toot Inthe tubing hanger NOTE: This too is not to be used as a retrieval tooFMC EnergySystems ‘Typo H Back Prossure ValveTTwoWay Check Valve 24 Type “H" Retrieval Too! ‘The type "H" Removal Toole liized to arove the ‘ype"H" BPV. Its attaches to the loner parton ofthe brat edn the same manner as the unning tot | sgt »—~{ a previously deserted. ts attached via arge pin that 'S ewan trough the socket onthe rod Batt and the ‘nnn tol. The pins thon holdin place via a sot crow n the running tol that sighted agains he pin. The threads located onthe bottom of the tol, ess with the nteraltveads located ined the tye *HT BPV or Twa Way Chock Vawve, When rotated to the righ, counter clockwise, tis tool wl remove the [EPV from the tubing hanger and retain so that ean be remove fom the wel ‘Type “H” Retleval Too! 3.0 LubricatorFMC EnergySysiems H Back Pressure Vale/Two-Way Chock Vato FMC uses two primary lubricates, the FMC Hydraulic Lubricator and the FMC Pressure Balanced Manually Operated Lubricator (PBMO) 3.41 Pressure Balanced Manually Operated Lubricator (PBMO) ‘The FMC “PBMO" lubricator is designed to run and rive thraaded type backpressure ‘valves. The descritio and functions that folow pertain othe FMC-Pressure Balanced Manually Operated Lubricator. Incorporated into the design of his lubricator aro the following features Rod marked in 1" Increments to asset in instaiatons Polished roc ofered in three approximate svoke lengths, 88°, 115%, 172" 3" acme -4 pitch adapter reads on botom of lubricator Protected internal neeae valves Inthe yore assembly Standard, ready avaiable chevron packing and orings = Oponyoke assembly thet allows use ofa parmelee wrench to tum Porting fr placement of manifolds that may be see to monitor and bleed pressure + Ling eyos and clamp for safe and vertical hanaing = 10,000 951, 15,000 pet tot This type ofubricatoris designed to be atached to | axe the top ofa Xmas vee a oter pressure containing avicas via the 3° Aome type treads and a sulable x- ‘ver adapter. The needle valves are designed to Isolate and monitor pressure both in tho wel bore and inthe lubricatar sft. An open yoke design Is provided in the lubricator body t0 alow the rod tobe ‘moved up and down uncer pressure, well tum the rod when running and rateving a twesdes type 'BPV. Standard Chevron type packing and sting box nuts are provided to seal aroune the rod during the running and retieving of SPV, EMO Lubricator “The upper adaptor housings are designed with union connections. These connections consist ‘ofa male in on one end and a female soa pockol that mates wih he pin. This design lows for tha use fa sngle housing and a short $8" soko red, oroher rods an housings ‘wih atonal sok lenin of approximately 87° may bo added to increase theres ato. In oer words tho lubrestor may bo ted with at last tree rod lengths cu tthe adaptor housing’s modular design “The lubricator rod may be moves up and down with pressure inthe wel bore and inside of the lbrcatr. This Is accomplished by having he lower intemal noodle valve open and the PREGME Friergy Systems ‘Type H Back Pressure ValveTwo-Way Check Valve ‘upper intemal needle valve closed, allowing pressure to oqualze through out the lubricator to wellbore pressures. When tis occurs the od is considered pressure balanced PBMO Lubricator \Whn the tower intemal needle vate Is closed, under prossure, with the rod extended its essibe fo move the rod upwards by imply sly opening the upper intra nae vaNVe {and allowing pressure to escape. By closing the lower intomal ees valvo, wal bore rossuro isolated fom th intemal parts a he lubreator. By opening the upper internal Pele valve, the prossure Inside the lubriator I released on the top side of thera, lowing the wel bore prossure to act only onthe bottom ef the rod and push tho red Up, WARNING: Ifthe upper internal needle valve Is opened too quickly though, the rod wil, ‘ise up at avery fast rate, possibly causing damage tothe lubricator and severe injury ‘oF death to the personnel NOTE: Ports A and C are shown without pressure manifolds, This lubricator must be ‘un with pressure manifolds In place. A prossure manifold consists of a needle valve, fee, gauge, and needle valve.FMC EnereySystems “Type H Back Prossure ValverTwe-Way Chock Valve 32 NOTE: The lower internal needle valve does not control flow fom the woll ore out Port A. The lower internal needle valve controls flow int the upper body ofthe Tbeeator only WARNING: itis imperative thatthe personnel of his lubricator be completely aware of its design characteristics. All personnel must be thoroughly trained inte use prior to running it. Faure to thoroughly understand the way this lubricator functions may ‘osull in severe injury or death fo the personnel. PBMO Lubricator / Type H Installation Procedures 1.) Compitaly inspect the type H BPY that you intend to run, Ensure the valve hae been protetnsice a mating BPV receptacie ans tested to the working pressure ofthe ‘quent you wl ultmateiy be sting in, Ensure all seals, springs, and threads fren good werking onder (2) Completely inspect the ype H BPV running tool. Assure Its in working order by presotng fino the BPV. (3) After choosing and assembling the rac an the appropriate numberof adaptor housings; assemble the running foal to tho bottom of tho poland lrcator ro, Ensure the securing pin shan bots sas of hs rod socket afters cven {through the running fol Run inthe Allon head st screw to secure the pin othe ‘usning gol and socket. (4) tach te running tool othe type H BPV by threading it on unt t bottoms out. Make ‘up unt the running tol sug No torque is required (5) Nowmeasure and record proper spacsout using the folowing steps: ‘Measure and recor he distance fom tho Xmas tree cap or ater attachment point to the starting tread inside the tubing hanger Measure and recors the distance rom the bottom of your Woricator or edapter ized on bottom ofthe luricato), to the lowermost thread onthe tye HPV. «Subtract measurement abowe fom a. This wll ocala tho approximate travel Fequred to begin setting the BPV, Assure your PSMO lubricator wil soko at least thi length plus 6. 4. Record measurement obtained i, above. Note: These steps are meant to determine how far the lubricator rod must travel after it ‘made up on the Xmas toe to engage the profils threads inthe hanger. (6) Close the master vave inthe Xmas tee rn, (7) Bleed down the Xmas tee above the losed master valve, Assure wing valves are ‘losed and pressure down stream ofthese valves is competaly bleed of NOTE: itis advisable o assure the wing valves and other dawn steam valves aro locked out to assure they cannot be opened during this operation. This wl assureFMC Ferg Systems “Type H Back Prossuro Valve/Two:Way Check Valve ‘pressure wil not bull up ftom any source down stream of your operation onthe Kimas tree, (8) Afr assuring there Is absolutely no pressure on the Xmas to ‘attach the lubricator othe tree and makeup pressure ight. remove tee ca, NOTE: Make a note ofthe position markings onthe rod that are visi window. In the yoke [NOTE: Ensure the packing glands on the lubricator have been made up ight enough tohhold the lubricator rod in place. I those packing glands are not tight, the rod may ‘move downward during installation causing the tool to strike the master valve gate, Be €araful fo net over tighten the gland nuts as this may damage the packing. (8) Attach to parmetae wconch to the rod. Ensure the wrench i atached so that RH rotation may be eppiod to the roa and so the rod wl ak me down. WARNING: Never allow any part of your body tobe placed above or below the paarmelee wrench or its handle, Should the rod move up or down rapaly at anytime, the wrench could cause severe injury or death fo the personnel. (10.) Open both the upper internal and lower intemal needa valves on the lubricator, Important NOTE: At this time attach pressure manifolds to ports A and. Keep in mind that Port A does not close off when the lower internal needle valve ls closed, itis always exposed to wall bre pressure, Port A manifold assembly wil be used to monitor wel bore pressure during the running and retival ofthe BP. It shoul consist of @ MF needle vate, anippe, 3 tee, a gaugo 10,000 psi WP, and a down seam MFL noodle valve. The autor most valve shouldbe koptcosed untl such time as you ae ready to bie down well bre pressure. Port B shouldbe kept plugged through out these procedures, (112) Attach a pressure sour to port C. Open inner and outer manifold valves. Assure port intemal needovaive alsa open, Pressure up to wel pressure. Monitor folks, Ifleaks are present, Blood down prossure and palo leaks ae presen, maintain pressure (See next stop) NOTE: I gas and condensate are present on this wel, itis advisable to use a solution of glycol and water or other freeze resistant fluld to completa your tet. This wil assist Jn kogping freezing down toa minimum while running or pulling the BPV. (12) Close the upper intomal needle valve. Ensure the ower ntamal needle vave stays ‘pen and that the outer most needle valve an the lower mala assem stays Closed until you are ray to bleed down the mas treo. Ths wil alow you to monitor \wellbore prassure curing operations.FMC EncrgySystems ae Type H Back Pressure Valve/Two-Way Chock Valve (3) Now wih prose son teaser, open fe mal vie an any oe ves thatnay Be clsed nthe vrial un ofthe woe. (14). Using he parmetoe wrench, lower the lubricator rod down into the ree unt the BP ‘makes contact wih the fst thread in tho tubing hangor. Note the inch markings located onthe ro wil lowering the lubricator rod Using the measurement obtained In above, be avare of how far te rod must vavel in oder to make contact with the ‘treads inthe tubing hanger. Assure you have stoked the rod down the proper amount by now double cocking the red measurement in th yoke window. Caution: Any rotation of the rod while lowering into the Xmas Tree should be tothe right or clockwise. Rotation tothe lef may cause the running too to disengage from the BPv (15) After contacts made with te hanger, pull down on the parolee wrench and atthe ‘same te rotate the lubricator rd tothe lf or counterclockwise. Watch fora 1/2" ‘downward movement ofthe rod asthe torque pn inthe running ool drops down into the groove inthe BPV. Check for downward movement ofthe fod as you rlata and ‘thread the BPY Ino the hanger. Contin to role and count the tums and distance equ to completly make up the BPV into the hanger. Apply approxmatoly 80 ft Toe the BPV at ths tine, (163) Using the parmetee wrench, pull up on th rd, disengaging the torque pin rom the BBPV, and continu to rotate approximately 8 tums tothe lef or countor-clockwso in ‘order to disengage the runing ool fom the BPV. Watch fr upward movement. (17) The rod may now be ples back up using the parmlee wrench, The rod may aso be actuated back up by using wol bore prossure. Ths is done by ciosing the lower intemal needle valve and then slowly opening the upper internal needle valve and assuring both upper manifold valves are open. This wl cause th 9 10 ave Up 2 {the pressure below the tower intemal needs valve becomes greater than above the ‘valve. The parmoe wrench should be remove should you ceeded to vse this step. WARNING: Failure to slowly open the upper internal needle valve will eause the rod to ‘move upwards very rapidly. the rod maves upward too rapily it may eause severe damage tothe lubricator and cause severe injury or death tothe personnel. WARNING: Icing atthe upper internal nadie valve will frequently occur while bleeding ‘down pressure on gas wells. If the valve plugs and then quickly Unplugs, the lubricator rod may move up rapidly, causing severe injury or death tothe personnel (18) Alter the rod is moved tots completely up positon, check the markings onthe lubricator roc fo assure tis truly al the way op, (13) attach the parmelee wrench othe rod to Keep the rod from moving aut ofthe lubricator upon removal (20) With the upper intaral valve sil open, slowly open the outer neede valve onthe lower manfold, allowing the pressure above the BPY to bleed to 2a, thus bleeding the Xmas too prossure dun to zo, PAETOATFMC Energy Systems “Type H Back Pressure Valve/Two:Way Chock Valve 33 [21 Monitor fr leakago past two BPV by ebserving fr leakage through the upper intemal neecle valve port. Also observe lo assure tho GPV is completly set. This mantoring ‘Should last for ations © minutes, (22), Close the master valve. (23) Remove the lubricate assembly trom the xmas tree. (24) Replace the Xmas toe eap a required PBMO Lubricator / Type H Retrieval Procedures (1) Completely inspect the ype H BPV reroval tel that you intend to run, Ensure the toalis compatible with th BPV. (2) Altar choosing and assembling the red: and the appropriate numberof adaptor housings: assemble tho rtrioval fo! the bottom of th polished lubrestr ro, Ensure tho securing pin fish on both sees of tho rod sock afters crvan through the reeval foo Run inthe Allon head set serew o secu the pin tthe running tool and socket. (6) Now measure and record proper spacsout using the following steps 1 Measure and recerd he cstance fom tha Xmas tee cap o othe attachment point to the rerevaltheed inside the APY. Measure and recor the ietanca fram the ttom of your lubricator of (adapter if Lilized on bottom ofthe lubricator) to tho lowermost thread onthe reteva oo «© Subtract measurement a above fom. This wil nica the approximate rave! required to engage the BV. Assure your PBMO lubricator wil stroke atleast hss length plus 6 4. Rocore measurement obtained in, above, Note: These steps are meant to determine how far the lubricator rod must travel after it ‘Is made up on tho Xmas tree to engage the retrieval threads in the BPV. (4) Close the mastor valve inthe Xmas tee run (5) Bleed down the Xmas tre abovo the closed master vale If pressure happens to be present, Assure wing valves aro closed wih pressure down Seam ofthese valves Blood completely of NOTE: itis advisable to assure the wing valves and other down stream valves are locked out to assure they cannot be opened during this operation. This will assure pressure will not bulld up from any souree down stream of your operation on the Xmas. free, (6) After assuring there is absolutely no pressure on the Xmas tree, remove re cap ‘tach the lubrieator othe treo and mako up pressure tightFMC EncrgySystems ‘Typo H Back Prossure Vaive!TWoWay Chock Valvo_ NOTE: Mako a note ofthe position markings on the rod that are visible in the yoke ‘window. NOTE: Ensure the packing glands on the lubricator have been mad up tight enough ‘to hold the lubricator rod in place. these packing glands are not tight, the rod may move downward during Installation causing the retrieval tool to strike the master val ‘ate. Be careful to not over tighten the gland nuts as this may damage the packing (7) Attach the parmelee wrench to the od. Ensure the wrench i attached go that RH rotation may be apple othe red an so the od wil ot move down, WARNING: Never allow any part of your body to be placed above or below the jparmelee wrench or its handle, Should the rod move up or down rapidly at any tim the wrench could cause severe Inury or death to the personne (@) Open both the upper intemal and lower intemal needle valves on te lubricator. lmportant NOTE: At this time pressure manifolds to ports A and C. Keep in mind that Port A doos not close off when the lower internal needle valve ls closed, its always exposed to well Bore pressure, Port A manfotd assembly wil be used to monitor well bre pressure dung the running and rotieval of the BPV. It should consist of a MF needle valve, anil, teo, a gauge 10,000 ps WP, and a down steam NFL naacle valve. The ote! most valve shouldbe kept closed unt such time as you ae ready to bleed down well bre prossure. Port 8 shouldbe kop plugged through out these procedures (©) Altach a prossure source to port C. Open inner and outer manifold valves. Assure port ‘Cintornal necce valve i also open. Pressure up to wel preseur, Montoro ants leaks aro present, bleed down pressure and epal Ino leaks ae presen, mainsin pressure (See next stop) NOTE: If gas and condensate are present on this we ‘of glycol and water or other frooze resistant Muld to complete your test. This will assist In keeping freezing down to a minimum while running ar pulling the BPV. (10) Close the upper nim noes valve. Ensue the ower intamal needle valve stays ‘open and that the outer most needle valve on the ower manifold assembly stays {lsea nti you are ready to Ble down tha Xmas tea, This wil alow you to monitor wellbore pressure during operations. (11) Now wit pressure sti onthe assombiy, open them ‘hat may be eased In the vertical run ofthe re, valve and any other valves (12) Using the parmelee wrench, wor the lubricator rad dawn int the res unt he retrieval tol makes contact with the fest thread inthe BPV. Note the inch markings Tocatad on tha rod whse lowering the lubricator rod. Using the measurement abanFMC FnergySystems “Type H Back Pressure Valve/Two-Way Check Vaive In 3 above, make sure you are aware of how far the rod must ave inorder to make. Contact withthe tread inthe BPV. (13) After contacts made wit the BPY, pulldown onthe parmelee wrench and tthe same time rtat the lubricator rod tothe right clockwlee. Check fr downward ‘movement ef the re as you rotate and thread the raiova to! nt the BP. Continue {orotate and count the tums and astance required to completely engage the BPV. As {he retrieval tool botloms aut you should bogin to pk up torque. Apply approximately 50 fs to th revival tool and BPV at this time, sil uring to tho right This should then cause the BPY to begin tatu, NOTE: The polished rod moves down as the retrieval tool engages the BPV or TWCV. [At full engagement, the BPV of TWCV begins to disengage from is threads, Is, important to note the number of turns applied while downward movelnent is occuring. |f fll number of engagement turns is not achieved before the device bogins to dlisengago, this fs an indication that there may be an obstruction inthe engagement threads. More importantly, this may be an Indication that pressure has Bult up below the BPV or TWCV. In ather words, itis possible for pressure below the stinger to hold ‘the stinger up and not allow the retrieval tol to move downward to fll engagement. WARNING: Failure to recognize pressure build up below the BPV or TWCV could resuit Inunplanned disengagement of the device which could cause severe inury or death to personnel Always count turns and measure engagement or dlsengegement whil Funning oF retrieving the BPV or TWCY. (14) Continue to rotate numb of required tuns othe right o locke inorder to clsengage the BPY from the hanger (15) Tho rod may now be pulled back up using the parmeiae wrench. The rod may aso be actuated back up by Using wel bare pressure. This is done by ciosing te lower intemal needle valve and then slowly opening the upper intra needle valve ‘assuring the outer manflé valves ar aso open. This wil eause th rod to move Up {asthe pressure below the lower internal needle valve becomes greater than above the vave. The parmelee wrench shoud be removed f you use this ste. WARNING: Failure to slowly open the upper intaral needle valve wil cause the rod to move upwards very rapidly Ftho rod moves upward too rapidly itmay cause severe ‘damage tothe lubricator and cause severe injury or death tothe personnel WARNING: Icing at the upper intemal needle valve will frequently occur white bleeding ‘down pressure on gas wells. If the valve plugs and then qulekly unplugs, the lubricator rod may move up rapidly, causing severe injury or death tothe personnel (16. Afr the rod is moved tts complet up postion, check the markings onthe lubricator rod to assure ti tray al the way up. Then Gose the master vee (17) Realtach the parm wrench to tho roaFMC Fiiergy Systems (18,) With the upper internal aie stil open, slowly open the outer needle valve on th lower manioi allowing the pressure above the cosed mastar valve tabled to zero (19) Remove the lubricator and BPV and retival to! assembly Kom the Xmas tree. (20) Replace the xmas treo cap as quired. WARNING: Unless you aro absolutely sure thatthe BPV or TWCV does not have pressure undor it do not attempt to pull the BPV or TWC with only a rod and pulling {ool Fallure to off seat the mud valve when prossure is present and then allowing the BBPV or TWC or disengage will result in severe injury or death to the personnel as the tools rapialy dopart the well bore FMC strongly recommends using the PBMO lubricator when running and retrieving PV's or TWCV's, 4.0 Dry Rod Operations - Type H BPV & TWCV 441. Dry Rod Operations - Running With Rods and Jars NOTE: These procedures are general running procedutes for operations involving the ‘running of a TWCV or TYPE H BPV through an Xmas Tree or (TYPE H BPV only through a BOP Stack), Remember that a TWCV must not be used to tost BOP's,FMC EnergySystems “Type H Back Pressure ValveTwo.Way Check Valve hhence the TYPE H BPV is th only too! that will be run and landed through BOP ‘These procedures are provided with emphasis on BOP operations (1) Ensure the TYPE H BPY is ready for instalation. (2,) Attach th rod to tho TYPE H BPV running tol to space out he sistance fom the rig floor oF {too to the hanger oF counting (@.)_ Measure and record the estance trom the rig fee or top ofthe tree tothe tubing hanger or coupling locking treads, (4) When possibe, hang the TYPE H BPV assembly next tothe wellhead or ree unt the TYPE HBPV dogs align wth the locking tread nthe hanger or coupling, Make elorence mark ‘on the rod: Ad for TYPE H BPV mandrel raval then make a second mark on the ro. (6.) \f space is a problem, lay the TYPE H BPY assembly down and transfer the measurements to ‘he assombyy, (6) Loner the TYPE H BV assembly through the tree or BOPS unl the valve enters the hanger ‘or coupling and stops. (7) Chock he reference mark to assure BPV isin proper poston. (@.)_ Wit ho Type H SPV now resting onthe locking thcead, begin rtaing the rods counterclockwise, Watch for "of dounvird rod movement a the torgue pn in running to! Srops down ino grove in BPV. Count ums and wath for continued downward rod ‘movement as tha Type H BPV I thveaded int positon. Catue tring unl fll ‘engagement is ma (2.) Pickup on the runing sting and continue rotating tothe lo, counting tus, to eisengage the Type H Running too. Assure proper numberof turns and upward movement is accuing while pking up. (20) Retrieve the running too! bytitng straight up. 4.2 Dry Rod Operations - Retrieving With Rods and Jars [NOTE: These procedures are goneral running procedures for operations Involving the running of a TWCV or TYPE H BPV through an Xmas Tree or a (TYPE H BPV only through a BOP Stack). Itis recommended that the Troe Bore Centralizr be used when running through an Xmas tee, Use ofthe BOP Centralzers mandatory when pulling a TYPE H BPV through the BOP's, Remember that a TWCV ls not to be used to testFMC Fnergysystems laa “Type H Back Prossure ValveTwo:Way Check Valve 'BOP's, hence the TYPE H BPV is the only tool that will be run and landed through 'BOP's. These procedures are provided with emphasis on BOP operations. WARNING: The TYPE H BPV may be retrieved from the tublng hanger or coupling by hand as long as there is no pressuro under the back pressure valve. Usually this is before the wells completed. However, itis possible for gas to break through the mud ‘oF kil uld and bull up behind the TYPE H BPV. Always observe for pressure during the retrieval process by listening for escaping pressure If no pressure is prosont, the valve shouldbe retrieved immediately withthe Type H BPV retrieval tool. Failure to ‘comply with these procedures may result in severe injury or death to personnel WARNING: FMC recommends that ALL Back Pressure valves be retrieved through 'BOP’s by using a lubricator. Inthe event that a lubricator is not avalable or Is impractical, ii mandatory thatthe BOP Centraizerbe utilized inthe retrieval string DANGER: Nover allow your head or body tobe placed directly over the bore of a wall ‘when retrieving a TYPE H BPV manually with rods. Always keep rods lon enough so al above your head during the pulling operation, These are to never ‘ben or rerieved on soft line or “eat ine.” Fallure to comply with those procedures may result in severe Injury or desth, (1.) Attach a sting of ods and the BOP Cantralizarto tha Type H BPVretrova tol Ensure the sting wil extend wall above your hoad after the assemby fs seated onthe TYPE H BPV with tho jars in tho fll own positon NOTE: It is important thatthe BOP Centralize be spaced out such that will not bottom out on the hanger neck and such that it wil end up below the target pipe or ‘annular ram that wil be closed above I. More detailed running and space out ‘rocedures are contained in Engineering Bullatin # W-060 & W063 & QOOTE2. Please ‘fer to those procedures for additional information (2) Check the ord forthe distance trom the the TWEV must floor or tee tothe TYPE H BP. (©) Mark the measurement onthe ro thatthe Type H Retroval Tal will engage the Type HBPV. (Or THCY In Xmas Tree) (4) Lower tne assembly into the wel bore unt the retrieval oo jut below the lowermost target ppe rams. Have the dir souly cise tho rams. 6.) Continue tofower the retival tool ontop ofthe Type H BV and bogin rotating tothe right, counting tums and observing fr downward Movement whi staring for escaping 22 (6) fgasis escaping, pull back out ofthe hole and advise the company man thatthe Wo is not dead and thatthe well must be killed or that a lubricator must be Utlized to proceed further.FMC EnergySystems —— “Type H Back Pressure ValerTwo-Way Chock Valve DANGER: I gs is heard escaping or fui Is coming out, tho wall is not dead. Given that you are now stung into the TYPE H BPV you will have to elther let the gas bleed ‘down and then pull withthe ram stil closed, oF you will be foreod to pull the TYPE H. BBPV with pressure still escaping. In either event, this isan extremely dangerous situation. Ensure you clear the ig floor ofall but essential personnel and inform the Driller and Company man that the TYPE H BPV may disengage tothe target pipe ram ‘upon pulling. Stay well away from the rtary table and assure that when the valve pulled tis pulled with the ar hoist remotely. Fallure to comply with these instructions ‘could result in severe injury or death to persons (7) Continue rotating tothe sight counting tums and watching for movement down wile ‘engaging the valve with he reival too (8) Continue rotating to the ght counting tums and watching fr movement up whe isengaging the Type H BPV fom the locking toads, (©) Pullup onthe rod sting to contin that thas been propery released, (10), Now open the pipe rams and retrieve the sting.