Power Tong Torque Manual

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1 Power Tong Torque Manual 1

2 Contents Power Tong Torque Monitor 1. Description: System Functions: Future Optional Functionality: Panel Display and Operation: Setting the Torque Arm Length: Setting the Tong Type: Setting Custom Torque: Alarms Log Data To Retrieve Data from the Logger: To Delete the Data from the Logger: To View the Data from the Logger: Spreadsheets and CSV Files: Formatting the Timestamp Column: Tong Type List:

3 Power Tong Torque Monitor 1. Description: The Power Tong Torque Monitor system utilizes two 25,000 lb load cells integrated with the winch and backup lines of the tongs being monitored. The rigging for the system is designed to fit on all makes and models of tongs, and can therefore be moved from rig to rig if necessary. 2. System Functions: The Rigsmart Systems display panel is powered by 110 VAC supplied by the rig, and programmed to provide the following system features: Tong Selection Menu This menu lists a variety of tong types, based on Maximum Rated Capacity and Torque Arm Length. (The user is has the option of entering the Maximum Rated Capacity for any tongs that are not displayed in the menu). Dynamic Torque Display The torque is displayed in ft-lb as well as a percentage of the Maximum Rated Capacity of the tongs. Warning Alarms The system produces different visual and audible warnings at both 75% and 100% of the Maximum Rated Capacity of the tongs. Data Logging When the applied torque reaches a value greater than 75% of the rated capacity of the tongs, the system begins logging the Peak Torque values with a time and date stamp. This logging occurs in 1 second increments, unless no change in torque is detected. 3. Future Optional Functionality: Solenoid Valve Output The system could provide an output to a hydraulic solenoid valve that would stop the pull on the tongs above their Maximum Rated Capacity. Target Torque A Target Torque feature could be programmed to produce an audible indication and/or engage the hydraulics when a particular torque value is reached. 3

4 Power Tong Torque Monitor System: Data Logger, Display Panel, Mag Mount Antenna, Load Cells with Rigging, USB Drives and Adapter Hardware Display Panel with Power Cable 4

5 Load Cells with Rigging and Pins Data Logger Box (Closed) Data Logger Box (Open) 5

6 4. Panel Display and Operation: The Rigsmart panel has been equipped with custom displays that show the current and peak make-up and break-up torque values. In addition, the percentage of maximum torque is displayed Setting the Torque Arm Length: - Using the arrow buttons, highlight SETUP and press the SELECT button. - Highlight CONFIGURE and press the SELECT button. - Highlight TORQUE LEN and press the SELECT button. - Use the up or down arrow button to set the torque length ( ) - Once the correct value is displayed, press the ACCEPT button once, then again to confirm, or press SELECT to cancel. TOP MENU>CONFIGURE ~}MAKE LEN 48.0 BREAK LEN 48.0 MAKE B+V WRT-160 ( & ) BRK B+V WRT-160 ( & ) CUSTOM1 MAX 1200ft-lb CUSTOM2 MAX 800ft-lb MAIN LOAD= 000lb EXIT BACK TOP MENU 4.2. Setting the Tong Type: - From the Configure Menu, highlight TONG and press the SELECT button. - Press the up or down arrow button until the desired tong type is displayed and press the ACCEPT button. - To confirm the choice, press the ACCEPT button again, or press SELECT to cancel. NOTE: If the desired tong type is not listed, select CUSTOM and follow the Setting Custom Torque instructions below. 6

7 4.3. Setting Custom Torque: - From the CONFIGURE Menu, highlight CUSTOM MAX TORQUE and press the SELECT button. - Use the up or down arrow button to set the maximum torque in ft-lb. - Once the correct value is displayed, press the ACCEPT button. - Press the ACCEPT button again to confirm the choice, or press the SELECT button to cancel. MAKE 000ft-lb LOGGED BREAK 65,000ft-lb 0% 000ft-lb 0% 000ft-lb 65,000ft-lb 0% 000ft-lb 0% 5. Alarms An audible (slow beep) and visual alarm will be triggered when 75% of the maximum makeup or break-up logged torque values are reached. The alarm will change to a faster beep when 100% of these values are exceeded. 6. Log Data Once a logged torque greater than 75% of the maximum set value is detected, a data point is recorded every second. If the logged torque is constant, the data logging rate slows. 7

8 6.1. To Retrieve Data from the Logger: - Open the RS Data Logger front panel to access the logger console. On startup, the system will display a message on screen, reading DT82 Restarted Power Loss. This screen will remain until a button on the logger is pressed, however the system will still record data with this screen displayed. - Insert a USB flash drive (formatted in FAT system file structure) into the USB port. - The logger will proceed to copy data logs automatically, while displaying the following screens: 8

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10 - Once finished, the logger will again display the main screen as shown below: 6.2. To Delete the Data from the Logger: (refer to the diagram on the following page) - Insert a USB drive into the data logger. - Wait for the logger to display the message USB device ready. - Press the Function button twice, until the logger display screen shows move data. - Press the Edit button (yellow check mark). - The logger will begin deleting files, and will display the message USB device removed when it has finished. 10

11 USB Drive Slot Function Button Edit Button 6.3. To View the Data from the Logger: - Insert the USB flash device with the recorded logs into a PC. - Open the folder containing the logs. - Double click the appropriate.csv file - The file will open in Microsoft Excel The following section details the general structure of the data in the Excel spreadsheet, as well as how to format the Time and Date column for easier viewing. 11

12 7. Spreadsheets and CSV Files: The data file name from the logger consists of the date followed by the time the file was created. The file is in comma separated value (.CSV) format which can be opened up directly in a spreadsheet program like Microsoft Excel. Double-clicking on the file name will automatically open up the file in Excel as shown in Figure 1 below. On the following page, another example is shown, along with instructions on how to format the Timestamp column. In the next example there are 12 columns in the data file the first is always labeled Timestamp, and contains the values Excel needs to create the correct date or time or both. Figure 1 Microsoft Excel spreadsheet upon opening the data logger file 12

13 Figure 2 Example Microsoft Excel spreadsheet To change the format of the Timestamp column values into something more suitable, use the following instructions: 8. Formatting the Timestamp Column: - Highlight the entire Timestamp column by right-clicking the column letter above the column name (the letter A always indicates the first column of data, as shown in Figure 3 on the following page). - Select the Format Cells option from the right-click menu. - Under the Category list, select the Custom option. - A list labeled Type will open on the right side of the menu, showing different formatting options for the data. Select the appropriate format, then click on OK at the bottom of the menu to set the change. 13

14 Figure 3 Formatting options opened for the Timestamp column Figure 4 below shows an example of what the newly formatted Timestamp data would look like. NOTE: The column labeled TZ (Time Zone) is not used by the logger, and can be deleted. Figure 4 Result after formatting changes have been set 14

15 9. Tong Type List: TONG# NAME/DESCRIPTION TORQUE MAX(ft-lb) 0 1 Custom 1 Custom Web Wilson Type AAX (Latch Lug 1#) Web Wilson Type AAX (Latch Lug 2#) Web Wilson Type AAX (Latch Lug 3#) Web Wilson Type AAX (Latch Lug 4#) Web Wilson Type AAX (Latch Lug 5#) Web Wilson Type AAX (Latch Lug 6#) Web Wilson Type AAX (Latch Lug 7#) Web Wilson Type AAX (Latch Lug 8#) Web Wilson B Style (Latch Lug 1#) Web Wilson B Style (Latch Lug 2#) Web Wilson B Style (Latch Lug 3#) Web Wilson B Style (Latch Lug 4#) Web Wilson B Style (Latch Lug 5#) Web Wilson B Style (Latch Lug 6#) Web Wilson C Style (Latch Lug 1#) Web Wilson C Style (Latch Lug 2#)

16 18 Web Wilson C Style (Latch Lug 3#) Web Wilson C Style (Latch Lug 4#) Web Wilson C Style (Latch Lug 5#) Web Wilson C Style (Latch Lug 6#) ALCO Type B (5a) ALCO Type B (5b) ALCO Type B (5b-1) ALCO Type B (5c) ALCO Type B (5d) ALCO Type B (5e) ALCO Type B (5e1) ALCO Type B (5e3) ALCO BJ Type DB (Latch Lug Jaws 1#) ALCO BJ Type DB (Latch Lug Jaws 2#) ALCO BJ Type DB (Latch Lug Jaws 3#) ALCO BJ Type DB (Latch Lug Jaws 4#) ALCO BJ Type C (Latch Lug Jaws 1#) ALCO BJ Type C (Latch Lug Jaws 2#) ALCO BJ Type C (Latch Lug Jaws 3#) ALCO BJ Type C (Latch Lug Jaws 4#) ALCO BJ Type C (Latch Lug Jaws 5#) ALCO BJ Type C (Latch Lug Jaws 6#) ALCO BJ Type LF (Latch Lug Jaws 1#)

17 41 ALCO BJ Type LF (Latch Lug Jaws 2#) ALCO BJ Type LF (Latch Lug Jaws 3#) ALCO BJ Type LF (Latch Lug Jaws 4#) ALCO SB (HT55) (Latch Lug Jaws 1#) ALCO SB (HT55) (Latch Lug Jaws 2#) ALCO SB (HT55) (Latch Lug Jaws 3#) ALCO SB (HT55) (Latch Lug Jaws 4#) ALCO SB (HT55) (Latch Lug Jaws 5#) ALCO SB (HT55) (Latch Lug Jaws 6#) ALCO SB (HT55) (Latch Lug Jaws 7#) ALCO Type SDD (HT100) (Latch Lug Jaws 1#) ALCO Type SDD (HT100) (Latch Lug Jaws 2#) ALCO Type SDD (HT100) (Latch Lug Jaws 3#) ALCO Type SDD (HT100) (Latch Lug Jaws 4#) ALCO Type SDD (HT100) (Latch Lug Jaws 5#) ALCO Casing Tong (Q13 3/8-25 1/2 / 35) ALCO Casing Tong (Q25 1/2-36 / 55) ALCO Well Service Tong (Latch Lug Jaws 1#) ALCO Well Service Tong (Latch Lug Jaws 2#) ALCO Well Service Tong (Latch Lug Jaws 3#) ALCO Well Service Tong (Latch Lug Jaws 4#) Blohm + Voss BV-25 (2 3/8"-3 3/4") Blohm + Voss BV-25 (2 7/8" - 4 1/2")

18 64 Blohm + Voss BV-25 (4" - 5 3/4") Blohm + Voss BV-25 (5 1/2" - 7") Blohm + Voss BV-25 (7" - 8 5/8") Blohm + Voss BV-25 (9 5/8" /4") Blohm + Voss WRT-35 (2 3/8" - 7 5/8") Blohm + Voss WRT-35 (7 5/8" - 11") Blohm + Voss WRT-55 (3 1/2" - 8 1/4") Blohm + Voss WRT-55 (8" /2") Blohm + Voss WRT-55 (11 1/2" /8") Blohm + Voss WRT-55C (13" /2") Blohm + Voss WRT-55C ( /2 ) Blohm + Voss WRT-55C (17 3/4-18 7/8 ) Blohm + Voss WRT-55C (18 1/4-19 5/8 ) Blohm + Voss WRT-55C (19 1/2-21 ) Blohm + Voss WRT-55C (20 3/4-22 1/4 ) Blohm + Voss WRT-55C ( /2 ) Blohm + Voss WRT-55C (30-31 ) Blohm + Voss BV-55 (25 1/2-27 ) Blohm + Voss BV-55 ( /2 ) Blohm + Voss BV-55 (28 1/2-30 ) Blohm + Voss BV-55 ( /2 ) Blohm + Voss BV-55 (31 1/2-33 ) Blohm + Voss BV-55 ( /2 )

19 87 Blohm + Voss BV-55 (34 1/2-36 ) Blohm + Voss BV-65 (3 1/2-8 1/4 ) Blohm + Voss BV-65 (8-11 1/4 ) Blohm + Voss BV-65 (11 3/4-14 3/8 ) Blohm + Voss BV-65 (16-17 ) Blohm + Voss BV-65 (8-17 ) Blohm + Voss BV-65 (18 5/8-21 1/2 ) Blohm + Voss BV-65 (18 5/8-20 ) Blohm + Voss BV-65 ( /2 ) Blohm + Voss BV-65 (18 5/8-21 1/2 ) Blohm + Voss BV-80 (3 1/2-4 1/2 ) Blohm + Voss BV-80 (4-5 1/4 ) Blohm + Voss BV-80 (5-6 ) Blohm + Voss BV-80 (6-7 ) Blohm + Voss BV-80 (7-9 ) Blohm + Voss BV-80 (9-10 3/4 ) Blohm + Voss BV-80 (10 3/4-11 3/4 ) Blohm + Voss BV-80 (13 3/8 ) Blohm + Voss BV-100 (4-8.1/2 ) Blohm + Voss BV-100 (8.1/2-12 ) Blohm + Voss BV-100 (12-15 ) Blohm + Voss BV-100 (15.3/4 ) Blohm + Voss BV-100 (16-17 )

20 110 Blohm + Voss BV-100 (8.1/2-17 ) Blohm + Voss BV-100 (18.5/8-21 ) Blohm + Voss BV-100C ( ) Blohm + Voss BV-100C ( ) Blohm + Voss BV-100C ( ) Blohm + Voss BV-100C ( ) Blohm + Voss BV-100C ( ) Blohm + Voss BV-100C (37-42 ) Blohm + Voss WRT-160(7.5"-8.5" & 9.5"-10.75") Blohm + Voss WRT-160( " & ")