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    The document summarizes the components and considerations for assembling a slickline tool string. It describes the sizes and weights of various components like fishing necks, pulling tools, stems, jars, and auxiliary tools. Key factors in tool string design include ensuring tools can pass through restrictions like tubing and nipples and that cutters or go-devils do not get stuck. The document provides specifications for components like stems, jars, accelerators, and spring jars. It also outlines applications for auxiliary tools like tubing gauges, swages, impression tools, and more.

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    Animacion Sartas

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    The document summarizes the components and considerations for assembling a slickline tool string. It describes the sizes and weights of various components like fishing necks, pulling tools, stems, jars, and auxiliary tools. Key factors in tool string design include ensuring tools can pass through restrictions like tubing and nipples and that cutters or go-devils do not get stuck. The document provides specifications for components like stems, jars, accelerators, and spring jars. It also outlines applications for auxiliary tools like tubing gauges, swages, impression tools, and more.

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    ANIMACION SARTAS

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    The document summarizes the components and considerations for assembling a slickline tool string. It describes the sizes and weights of various components like fishing necks, pulling tools, stems, jars, and auxiliary tools. Key factors in tool string design include ensuring tools can pass through restrictions like tubing and nipples and that cutters or go-devils do not get stuck. The document provides specifications for components like stems, jars, accelerators, and spring jars. It also outlines applications for auxiliary tools like tubing gauges, swages, impression tools, and more.

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    Animacion Sartas

    Uploaded by

    Pierre Mejia
    The document summarizes the components and considerations for assembling a slickline tool string. It describes the sizes and weights of various components like fishing necks, pulling tools, stems, jars, and auxiliary tools. Key factors in tool string design include ensuring tools can pass through restrictions like tubing and nipples and that cutters or go-devils do not get stuck. The document provides specifications for components like stems, jars, accelerators, and spring jars. It also outlines applications for auxiliary tools like tubing gauges, swages, impression tools, and more.

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    Slickline Tool String

    Configuration
    Slickline
    Tool String
    Rope Socket
    Components

    Weight Bar

    Jars

    Knuckle
    Joint
    What Size of Toolstring?

    1-1/4 Toolstring Fishing Neck = 1-3/16


    1-1/2Pulling Tool OD = 1.430

    Tubing
    ID

    1-1/2 Toolstring Fishing Neck = 1-3/8


    2Pulling Tool OD = 1.770

    1-7/8 Toolstring Fishing Neck = 1-3/4


    2-1/2Pulling Tool OD = 2.180
    Other Considerations

    Nipple Sizes
    No-Go Nipples
    Cutter Bars
    Go-Devils

    Make sure you can pass through


    the tubing and landing nipples and
    still be retrieve
    Size your tools so that Cutters or
    Go-Devils can not go along side.
    Stem/Weight Bar

    How Much is
    Needed?

    D2 x .7854 = Area
    Wire Size Area
    .092 .0066
    .108 .0092
    .125 .0123
    3/16 .0276

    Force Area x Pressure =


    FORCE

    D2 x 8 3 = Wt/Ft
    Stem Size Wt/Ft (lbs.)
    1-1/4 4.17
    1-1/2 6
    1-7/8 9.375
    2-1/8 12
    Wire Weight/1000 Ft.
    .092 = 22.5 lbs 2-3/8 15
    .108 = 31.0 lbs
    .125 = 41.5 lbs
    3/16 = 93.8 lbs
    Jars and Stem
    Jars should be the
    same OD as the Stem.
    Tools attached to the lower
    end of the Jars must always
    be larger than the Stem and
    the Jars
    Purpose of Knuckle Joint

    Flexibility

    Centralizing
    the Tool
    below the
    Jars
    Tubular Jars

    When there is wire or


    debris present that could
    foul a set of spang jars.
    Hydraulic Jars

    Used to create
    high impact
    upward jar
    action.
    Installed in the
    toolstring
    between the
    Stem and
    Mechanical Jars
    Accelerator

    Used with Hydraulic or Spring


    Jars to increase the jarring
    effect by imitating line stretch.
    Used mainly near the surface
    where there is minimum line
    stretch, but can be used
    effectively downhole to increase
    jarring impact at the tools.
    Installed in the toolstring
    between the Rope Socket and
    the Stem.
    Spring Jars

    Used for the same purposes as


    Hydraulic Jars.

    Spring Jars wont gas-up.

    Some designs might be longer


    than Hydraulic Jars
    Auxiliary Tools
    Tubing Gauge

    Applications:
    First Run into a Well to
    insure Tubing is clear of
    Obstructions
    Determine if Plugs or other
    Subsurface Flow Controls
    will pass freely.
    Remove light deposits of
    Paraffin or Scale.

    QUALITY
    Tubing Swage

    Applications:
    Open minor restrictions in
    tubing caused by
    mechanical damage.
    Determine if Plugs or other
    Subsurface Flow Controls
    will pass freely.

    QUALITY
    Impression Tool

    Applications:
    Fishing Jobs, when there
    is a need to determine the
    condition of the downhole
    fish.

    Bottom View
    Blind Box

    Applications:
    Dislodge stuck Subsurface
    Flow Controls.
    Dislodge or Break Junk.
    Drive an object downhole.
    Wire Grab

    Applications:
    Retrieve Wire Left in Well.
    Chip Ice Plugs.
    Retrieve Packing and
    Elements.

    QUALITY
    Tubing Broach

    Applications:
    Open minor restrictions in
    tubing caused by over
    torque at the tubing
    connection.
    Remove small deposits of
    scale.
    Tubing Broach

    Application:
    Removing Scale from
    Tubing Wall

    QUALITY
    Magnetic Fishing Tool

    Application:
    Fishing Jobs, when there
    is a need to small pieces of
    Ferrous Metal that
    prevents latching fishing
    necks.
    Tubing End Locator

    Application:
    Locate Tubing End for
    Depth Correlation.

    QUALITY
    Sand Bailer

    Applications:
    Remove Sand from the
    Wellbore.
    Retrieve samples of well
    solids.
    Thank You

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