Hollow Carrier High Shot Density Perforating is a high-performance expendable system with various sizes and configurations for tubing, liner and casing perforation applications. The steel-case charges mounted on a load tube inside retrievable hollow scalloped carriers are deployed via wireline (WLP), tubing (TCP) or coil tubing (CTP) depending on the wellbore trajectory, reservoir conditions and production objectives. The HSD carriers are fully recovered after perforation, leaving minimal debris in the well.
| RDX Charges | Part Number | HMX Charges | Part Number |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2.00” HSD 7.0G RDX DP | 92000610 | 2.00” HSD 7.0G HMX DP | 92000614 |
| 2.00” HSD 7.0G RDX DP | 92000620 | 2.00” HSD 7.0G HMX DP | 92000624 |
| 2 7/8” HSD 16.3G RDX DP | 92875610 | 2 7/8” HSD 16.3G HMX DP | 92875614 |
| 2 7/8” HSD 16.3G RDX SDP | 92875620 | 2 7/8” HSD 16.3G HMX SDP | 92875624 |
| 3 3/8” HSD 24.0G RDX DP | 93375610 | 3 3/8” HSD 24.0G HMX DP | 93375614 |
| 3 3/8” HSD 24.0G RDX SDP | 93375620 | 3 3/8” HSD 24.0G HMX SDP | 93375624 |
| 3 3/8” HSD 22.0G RDX | 93375640 | 3 3/8” HSD 22.0G HMX | 93375644 |
| 4 1/2” HSD 39.0G RDX DP | 94500610 | 4 1/2” HSD 39.0G HMX DP | 94500614 |
| 4 1/2” HSD 39.0G RDX SDP | 94500620 | 4 1/2” HSD 39.0G HMX SDP | 94500624 |
| 4 1/2” HSD 30.0G RDX BH | 94500640 | 4 1/2” HSD 30.0G HMX SDP | 94500644 |
Below diagram shows the shot pattern made by a 5SPF, 60 / 72 Degrees phased 2.00” carrier. Each mark on the grid represents an individual shot, separated from the next by 60 / 72degrees radially and 2.4” vertically.
Below diagram shows the shot pattern made by a 6SPF, 60 Degree phased 2.00” carrier. Each mark on the grid represents an individual shot, separated from the next by 60 degrees radially and 2” vertically.
Below diagram shows the shot pattern made by a 6SPF, 60 Degree phased 2 7/8” carrier. Each mark on the grid represents an individual shot, separated from the next by 60 degrees radially and 2” vertically.
Below diagram shows the shot pattern made by a 6SPF, 60 Degree phased 3 3/8” carrier. Each mark on the grid represents an individual shot, separated from the next by 60 degrees radially and 2” vertically.
Below diagram shows the shot pattern made by a 5SPF, 60 / 72 Degree phased 4 1/2” carrier. Each mark on the grid represents an individual shot, separated from the next by 60 / 72degrees radially and 2.4” vertically.
Below diagram shows the shot pattern made by a 12SPF, 135 Degree phased 4 1/2” carrier. Each mark on the grid represents an individual shot, separated from the next by 135 degrees radially and 1” vertically.
Downhole temperature will determine the type of shaped charge and detonating cord to be used. Refer to below Chart-1 for temperature versus time curve. These two factors determine the appropriate O-ring seal material to be used in the assembly. Based on Chart 2 below, Viton O-rings are recommended for Tubing Conveyed Perforating (TCP) systems and Nitrile O-rings are recommended for wireline applications.