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    The SRT torch systems have been released to replace existing torch systems for standard pressure applications up to 10,000 psi. The SRT systems have been tested under various pressure conditions and are recommended for specific pressure ranges. Users must follow standard operating procedures when deploying SRT systems, including maintaining toolstring centralization and keeping the string stationary during cutting. Updated specifications now include alternate SRT-SP torch configurations and the current torch specifications have been revised to reflect this.

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    The SRT torch systems have been released to replace existing torch systems for standard pressure applications up to 10,000 psi. The SRT systems have been tested under various pressure conditions and are recommended for specific pressure ranges. Users must follow standard operating procedures when deploying SRT systems, including maintaining toolstring centralization and keeping the string stationary during cutting. Updated specifications now include alternate SRT-SP torch configurations and the current torch specifications have been revised to reflect this.

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    The SRT torch systems have been released to replace existing torch systems for standard pressure applications up to 10,000 psi. The SRT systems have been tested under various pressure conditions and are recommended for specific pressure ranges. Users must follow standard operating procedures when deploying SRT systems, including maintaining toolstring centralization and keeping the string stationary during cutting. Updated specifications now include alternate SRT-SP torch configurations and the current torch specifications have been revised to reflect this.

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    TECHNICAL ANNOUNCEMENT

    Ref: TA-01-2016

    Date: 08 JAN 2016

    Subject: SRT TORCH SYSTEM RELEASE

    The SRT torch systems have been released to replace the Hazmat and non-Hazmat versions of the 2-
    15/16” and 3-3/8” RCT torches for standard pressure (0psi to 10,000psi) use. Table 1 in this document
    highlights where the SRT alternate torch configuration replaces the RCT systems.

    The SRT systems have been developed for the highest sensitivity backside pipe and casing applications
    and have been tested and qualified under prescribed conditions to minimize the potential for backside
    pipe or casing impingement. The qualification process has resulted in three pressure ranges with
    dedicated SRT recommended torch systems to match these environments. SRT torches are
    recommended for 0 to 5000 psi, 5000 to 7,500 psi and 7500 to 10,000 psi. Alternate torch configurations
    for SRT systems are provided for proper torch system selection (refer to Table 2 included in this
    document). SRT-SP torch system configurations can only be used with dedicated SRE fuel extensions
    prescribed in the specifications tables. SRT-SP Systems cannot be deployed with 4.1 Rated (EXT) and
    Non-Rated (EXT-SP) Extensions.

    As with all deployments, well and pipe conditions and toolstring build may substantially alter torch
    performance. Users must follow all MCR standard operating procedures and technical recommendations
    when deploying SRT systems. This includes provision for proper toolstring centralization as well as
    maintaining the toolstring stationary during cutting through the use of the Pressure Balance Anchor
    (PBA) system or the MCR Electro-Mechanical Anchor (EMA) system.

    The current torch specifications have now been updated to include the Alternate Torch Specifications,
    SRT-SP for reference. SRT torches are provided only as non-rated systems for the most convenient
    shipping options.

    For ordering requirements please direct all enquiries to: [email protected]

    MCR Oil Tools, LLC


    7327 Business Place
    Arlington, TX 76001-7135
    Table 1: SRT alternate torch configuration replacement to the RCT systems
    Table 2: Alternate Torch Configuration Non Rated Standard Pressure SRT systems

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