API Standard Oil and Gas Well Casing Tube 5B14

API Standard Oil and Gas Well Casing Tube 5B14 System 1

API Standard Oil and Gas Well Casing Tube 5B14

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Loading Port:: Tianjin

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 1000 m.t.

Supply Capability:: 20000 m.t./month

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Specifications

Parameters		Value
Material		J55, K55, N80, N80Q, L80, P110, other grade available as your requirement
Outer Diameter		2-3/8"~4-1/2" (73.02~114.3mm)
Wall Thickness		4.83~16mm
Forms of Thread		EUE, NUE and Integral-joint
Length Range		R1(20~24ft), R2(28~32ft)
MTR		accordance with API Specification 5CT

Tolerances

Parameters		Value
Outside diameter		+-0.031 inch (0.79mm)
Wall thickness		-12.5%, positive deviations are limited by pipe weight
Weight Deviation		+6.5% /-3.5%

Mechanical Properties

Grade	Tensile Strength (PSI/MPa)	Yield Strenght (PSI/MPa)
H-40	No less than 60000(414)	Between 40000 (276) ~ 80000 (552)
J-55	No less than 75000 (517)	Between 55000 (379) ~ 80000 (552)
N-80	No less than 100000 (689)	Between 80000 (552) ~ 110000 (758)
P-110	No less than 125000 (862)	Between 110000 (758) ~ 140000 (965)

Inspection

Physical properties are checked and each length hydrostatically tested, normally to only 3,000 psi in the plain end (unthreaded) condition. The following are also checked:

Dimensions
Weights
Straightness
Lengths

Part of this inspection is to drift all lengths.
Despite all the American Petroleum Institute (API) specifications and testing, some tubing defects are still found after delivery; thus, some operators do further inspection.

Inspection Method

Size and surface inspection
NDT and pressure test and third party certication
Hydrostatic
Drifting test
Physical and chemicail analysis
Hardness and pressure test.
Electromagnetic
Magnetic particle
Ultrasonic

Dimensions and Weight

sizes

weight

Type of end

NU kg/m

EU kg/m

IJ kg/m

H40

J55

L80

N80 1/Q

C90

T95

P110

2-3/82-3/8

2-3/8

4.004.60

5.80

6.60

7.35

-4.70

5.95

7.45

–

60.3260.32

60.32

5.956.85

8.63

9.82

10.94

-6.99

8.85

11.09

–

4.244.83

6.45

7.49

8.53

PUPNU

PNPNU

PNU

PNPNU

PNU

PNPNU

PNU

PNPNU

PNU

-PNU

PNU

2-7/82-7/8

2-7/8

6.407.80

8.60

9.35

10.50

11.50

6.507.90

8.70

9.45

–

73.0273.02

73.02

9.5211.61

12.80

13.91

15.63

17.11

9.6711.76

12.95

14.06

–

5.517.01

7.82

8.64

9.96

11.18

PNU-

PNUPNU

PNU

PNUPNU

PNU

PNUPNU

PNU

PNUPNU

PNU

PNUPNU

PNU

3-1/23-1/2

3-1/2

7.709.20

10.20

12.70

14.30

15.50

17.00

-9.30

12.95

–

88.9088.90

88.90

11.4613.69

15.18

18.90

21.28

23.07

25.30

-13.84

19.27

–

5.496.45

7.34

9.52

10.92

12.09

13.46

PNPNU

PNU

PNPNU

PNU

PNPNU

PNU

PNPNU

PNU

-PNU

PNU

9.5010.70

13.20

16.10

18.90

22.20

-11.00

–

101.60101.60

101.60

14.14-

19.64

23.96

28.13

33.04

-16.37

–

5.746.65

8.38

10.54

12.70

15.49

PNPU

–

4-1/24-1/2

12.6015.20

12.75-

–

114.30114.30

18.7522.62

18.97-

–

6.888.56

PNU-

PNUP

PNU-

PNUP

–

4-1/24-1/2

4-1/2

17.0018.90

21.50

23.70

26.10

–

114.30114.30

114.30

25.3028.13

32.00

35.27

38.84

–

9.6510.92

12.70

14.22

16.00

–

P——Plain end;N—Non-upset threaded and coupled;U—External upset threaded and coupled;I—insert joint.

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