Summary of Contents for HUNTING X-Over
- Page 1 X-Over Tool Manual Manual Prepared Checked Approved Date Revision P. Kinnaird 09/06/2017...
- Page 2 Hunting Energy Services (Well Intervention) Ltd Revision History Revision Date Details of Change 04/06/2014 Issue 24/06/2015 Reformat 09/06/2017 Updated for consistency. Annual Test requirement amended. Storage requirements added.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Hunting Energy Services (Well Intervention) Ltd Contents Hunting Contacts ....................4 Disclaimer ......................5 1.0 Health and Safety .................... 6 1.1 General ....................6 1.2 Precautions ....................7 1.3 PPE ......................7 1.4 Pressure Control ..................7 ... -
Page 4: Hunting Contacts
Hunting Energy Services (Well Intervention) Ltd Hunting Contacts Hunting Energy Services (Well Intervention) Ltd has offices at several locations around the world. If you have any problems, queries or require spare parts, please contact a representative located nearest to you. -
Page 5: Disclaimer
Design and Patents Act 1988 or under the terms of a licence issued by the Copyright Licensing Agency. Application for the Copyright owner’s written permission to reproduce any part of this publication should be addressed to Hunting PLC, 5 Hanover Square, London, SW15 5HQ. -
Page 6: Health And Safety
Hunting Energy Services (Well Intervention) Ltd 1.0 Health and Safety 1.1 General Personnel using this manual to perform maintenance should have basic training in the following disciplines: Manual handling MSDS and COSHH Use of workshop equipment ... -
Page 7: Precautions
Basic personal protective equipment must be worn at all times during the maintenance procedures. There may be the need to use more specific items when using specialised tools, these rules must be followed to reduce risk of injury. Basic items deemed by Hunting for maintenance personnel are as follows: ... -
Page 8: Description
Hunting Energy Services (Well Intervention) Ltd 2.0 Description The X-Over is an adapter which is generally used for connecting two different end connections. The connections on either end are most commonly of the self-aligning quick union type or flanged. Threaded connections such as API connections or premium connections are available, but may be limited by the pressure rating of the threaded connection. -
Page 9: Disassembly And Re-Assembly
Hunting Energy Services (Well Intervention) Ltd 3.0 Disassembly and Re-assembly The procedure for disassembly and re-assembly for a X-over is described fully in this section. It is important that these procedures are followed for correct operation of this equipment. For the item numbers listed in the disassembly/re-assembly processes, refer to assembly drawing in Annex V of this manual. -
Page 10: Maintenance
Ideally, any X-Over should be stripped, redressed and tested prior to every job, or every quarter as a minimum. It should be flushed out and all internal surfaces greased after every job. If possible it should be stored filled with clean oil. -
Page 11: Annually
Hunting Energy Services (Well Intervention) Ltd 4.2 Annually Disassemble and inspect as per the routine maintenance procedure. Renew all o-rings, inspect sealing surfaces for wear, corrosion or damage. Rebuild and pressure test to Maximum Working Pressure. 4.3 5 Year Major Survey ... -
Page 12: Equipment Tests
4. CLEAR the area of all personnel before proceeding. 5. Apply maximum test pressure to the X-Over, hold for five minutes and reduce pressure to 0- PSI. Re-Pressurise to TP, hold for fifteen minutes and reduce pressure to 0-PSI. Re-pressurise to (300PSI), hold for five minutes and reduce pressure to 0-PSI. -
Page 13: Recommended Spares/Accessories
Please contact the Hunting Sales department for O-ring material options to meet your environmental conditions. 5.3 Accessories: For accessories that do not have part numbers stated contact the Hunting sales department for details. Recommended accessories: Quick Union Test Stump/Cap/Plug ... -
Page 14: Storage Requirements
8.0 Disposal Hunting does not have a working life limit for its pressure control equipment. Good maintenance and correct adherence to procedures will increase the longevity of the equipment. Many companies have a working life policy for pressure control equipment, this will supersede the above statement. -
Page 15: Annex I - Quick Union Table
Hunting Energy Services (Well Intervention) Ltd Annex I – Quick Union Table Page 15 of 24... - Page 16 Hunting Energy Services (Well Intervention) Ltd Page 16 of 24...
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Page 17: Annex Ii - Torque Value Chart
Hunting Energy Services (Well Intervention) Ltd Annex II – Torque Value Chart Page 17 of 24... - Page 18 Huntin ng Energy Se e rvices (Well l Intervention n ) Ltd Page 18 o o f 24...
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Page 19: Annex Iii - Api Flanges
Hunting Energy Services (Well Intervention) Ltd Annex III – API Flanges Page 19 of 24... - Page 20 Hunting Energy Services (Well Intervention) Ltd Page 20 of 24...
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