This document provides inspection procedures for measuring thread pull out on wedge box threads using a thread pull out gage. It describes the gage, how to apply it, and defines acceptable thread pull out as occurring within 90 degrees of the last scratch and falling within specified thread length limits. Measurement results must be recorded on the inspection report. The document aims to standardize thread pull out inspection for all Tenaris premium connection manufacturing and licensing facilities.
This document provides inspection procedures for measuring thread pull out on wedge box threads using a thread pull out gage. It describes the gage, how to apply it, and defines acceptable thread pull out as occurring within 90 degrees of the last scratch and falling within specified thread length limits. Measurement results must be recorded on the inspection report. The document aims to standardize thread pull out inspection for all Tenaris premium connection manufacturing and licensing facilities.
This document provides inspection procedures for measuring thread pull out on wedge box threads using a thread pull out gage. It describes the gage, how to apply it, and defines acceptable thread pull out as occurring within 90 degrees of the last scratch and falling within specified thread length limits. Measurement results must be recorded on the inspection report. The document aims to standardize thread pull out inspection for all Tenaris premium connection manufacturing and licensing facilities.
This document provides inspection procedures for measuring thread pull out on wedge box threads using a thread pull out gage. It describes the gage, how to apply it, and defines acceptable thread pull out as occurring within 90 degrees of the last scratch and falling within specified thread length limits. Measurement results must be recorded on the inspection report. The document aims to standardize thread pull out inspection for all Tenaris premium connection manufacturing and licensing facilities.
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This document as well as the information or data contained herein are confidential and shall not be copied, recopied, reproduced, transmitted, disclosed or distributed to others or otherwise used for any purpose without the express, prior and written permission of Tenaris Connections AG and/or Hydril Company and/or its affiliated companies ("Tenaris"). This document as well as the information or data contained herein are the exclusive property of Tenaris, and are to be returned upon request therefore. All rights in proprietary and novel features of the subject matter are expressly reserved by Tenaris. Recipient’s agreement to the foregoing is indicated by acceptance of this document. Copyrighted 2008 as an unpublished work. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. For PVD Qualification Document Type Inspection Procedure Document Number TSH-IP-53.0064 Thread Pull Out Inspection Wedge Box Threads Revision 01
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2. PURPOSE
2.1 The Purpose of this document is to explain how the measurement of the Box Thread Pullout is performed using a TenarisHydril thread pullout gage.
3. PERSONS AFFECTED
3.1 This document is applicable to all:
3.1.1 All Tenaris Premium Connections Manufacturing Services Personnel. 3.1.2 Facilities licensed to thread TenarisHydril connections.
4. REFERENCES
4.1 Not Applicable.
5. DEFINITIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS
5.1 Definitions and Abbreviations are defined in the most current revision of TenarisHydril document TSH-GP-00.0001.
6. RESPONSIBILITIES
6.1 Responsibilities are defined in the most current revision of TenarisHydril document TSH-GP-00.0002.
7. PERSONNEL QUALIFICATION
7.1 Personnel qualification is defined in the most current revision of TenarisHydril document TSH-GP-00.0003.
8. PROCEDURES
8.1 Inspection
Tool pullout shall start at the last required full form thread depth position as specified on the licensee product drawing or Inspection Report, occur within a 90 degree maximum circumferential zone, unless otherwise specified, and occur in lead. This means the transition from full form thread depth to last scratch (zero thread height) shall fall within 90 degrees. This style of thread pullout is typically obtained by radially retracting the threading insert away from the part while remaining in lead.
8.1.1 Thread Pullout gage
8.1.1.1 A TenarisHydril proprietary thread pullout gage is used to establish the thread pullout/end location. The thread pullout/end is defined as the point where the threading insert pulls away from the thread root during the normal threading path. The distance from thread pullout to the last scratch is less than 90 degrees. Adjust all contact points on the thread pullout gage so they fit into the root of the thread and the indicator contact point rides freely in the last thread thread groove. Apply For PVD Qualification Document Type Inspection Procedure Document Number TSH-IP-53.0064 Thread Pull Out Inspection Wedge Box Threads Revision 01
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the gage to the box thread with the indicator contact just over 90 degrees from the last scratch. Thread the gage around towards the last scratch until there is a change in the thread root depth as indicated by movement of the dial indicator. Mark this location and measure the thread length from the face to the stab flank.
8.1.1.2 For box threads too small for the thread PullOut Gage:
8.1.1.2.1 If threading is performed with a combination threading / higbee tool, the
thread pullout is located visually in line with the beginning of the higbee ramp of the thread start.
8.1.1.2.2 If threading is performed with a seperate threading / higbee tool, the
thread pullout is measured 90 degrees before the last scratch..
8.1.2 Drawing Example:Thread Pull Out
8.2 Acceptance / Rejection criteria
Thread Pull Out Inspection is acceptable if the measured values are within the limits prescribed on the IR. 8.3 Records
The result of these inspections shall be recorded on the IR.
United States v. Jason Brion Angiulo, United States of America v. John Carmen Cincotti, United States of America v. William Joseph Kazonis, United States of America v. John Carmen Cincotti, William Joseph Kazonis, Jason Brion Angiulo, 847 F.2d 956, 1st Cir. (1988)
United States v. Jason Brion Angiulo, United States of America v. John Carmen Cincotti, United States of America v. William Joseph Kazonis, United States of America v. John Carmen Cincotti, William Joseph Kazonis, Jason Brion Angiulo, 847 F.2d 956, 1st Cir. (1988)
