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The Tri-J tieback receptacle and seal assembly provides a reliable, field-proven option for running lower completions on a liner.
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The Tri-J tieback receptacle and seal assembly provides a reliable, field-proven option for running lower completions on a liner. The design incorporates a Tri-J tieback receptacle that remains downhole as well as a reusable seal assembly that allows equipment to be run in hole and reconnected for the stimulation and production operations.
The Tri-J is disconnected by applying compression, followed by a one-quarter right-hand turn when picking up. Upon re-entry into the wellbore, the seal assembly is reconnected by setting down on the tieback receptacle to latch in.
Features
- Fully compatible with lower completion technologies
- Simple operation for reconnecting and stimulating
- Proven seal assembly that maintains integrity up to 10,000 psi (69 MPa)
Benefits
- Full-bore design does not add any restrictions to the completed liner
- Simple design saves time and money during installation, stimulation, and production operations
Applications
- Openhole and cemented liner completions
- Openhole and cemented sleeve systems
- High differential pressure applications that require wellbore integrity up to 10,000 psi (69 MPa)
Tri-J Connector Specifications
| Tri-J | 450 |
| OD | 6.000 in. (152.40 mm) |
| Body ID | 4.000 in. (101.60 mm) |
| Length | 62.74 in. (1.594 mm) |
| Tensile rating | 200,000 lbf (88 960 daN) |
| Internal pressure rating | 10,000 psi (69 000 kPa) |
| Connections | LTC standard |
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