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538 Drilling and Well Completions<br />

Notes io users:<br />

lnternol line -<br />

External line -pipe<br />

1. Nofieldweldlngls<br />

to be done belwwn<br />

the ooupling nrpple<br />

and the gooseneck<br />

2. WertoAPlSpec7<br />

tor specficatii for<br />

swivel &em connections,<br />

syhvel subs. and<br />

mlary hose.<br />

Rotary drilling hose<br />

Swivel stem<br />

Swivel sub<br />

#<br />

API Standard Rotary<br />

Connection LH<br />

-+--- SPEC EA<br />

SPEC 7<br />

A PI Standard Rotary<br />

Connection LH<br />

Figure 4-13. Rotary swivel connections [9].<br />

Sheaves for Hoisting Blocks<br />

The sheave diameter shall be the overall diameter D as shown in Figure 414.<br />

Sheave diameters shall, wherever practicable, be determined in accordance with<br />

recommendations given in the section titled “Wire Rope.”<br />

Grooves for drilling and casing line sheaves shall be made for the rope size<br />

specified by the purchaser. The bottom of the groove shall have a radius R,<br />

Table 47, subtending an arc of 150’. The sides of the groove shall be tangent<br />

to the ends of the bottom arc. Total groove depth shall be a minimum of 1.33d<br />

and a maximum of 1.75d (d is the nominal rope diameter shown in Figure 414).<br />

In the same manner, grooves for sand-line sheaves shall be made for the rope<br />

size specified by the purchaser. The bottom of the groove shall have a radius<br />

R, Table 4-6, subtending an arc of 150O. The sides of the groove shall be tangent<br />

to the ends of the bottom arc. Total groove depth shall be a minimum of 1.75d<br />

and a maximum of Sd, and d is nominal rope diameter (see Figure 4-14, B).<br />

Sheaves should be replaced or reworked when the groove radius decreases<br />

below the values shown in Table 4-8. Use sheave gages as shown in Figure 415.<br />

Figure 415 A shows a sheave with a minimum groove radius, and Figure 4-15<br />

B shows a sheave with a tight groove.

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