User'S Manual: Bpm-Downhole Motor

BPM-DOWNHOLE MOTOR
USER’S MANUAL
2007.12
BPM DOWNHOLE MOTOR USER’S MANUAL
Content
1 INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................... 1
2 MODEL ILLUSTRATION......................................................................... 1
3 STRUCTURE AND PRINCIPLE.............................................................. 2

3.1 DUMP VALVE ........................................................................................ 3
3.2 MOTOR (POWER) SECTION .................................................................... 4
3.3 CONNECTING ROD ASSEMBLY ................................................................ 5
3.4 DRIVESHAFT ASSEMBLY ........................................................................ 5
4 STEERABLE MOTOR SYSTEM ............................................................. 6
4.1 STYLE OF BEND .................................................................................... 6
4.2 ADJUSTABLE BENT HOUSING .................................................................. 7
4.3 CONFIGURATION OF STABILIZER ............................................................. 8
4.4 REPLACEABLE STABILIZER ..................................................................... 9
5 OPERATIONS ......................................................................................... 9
5.1 CONDITIONS AND PARAMETERS ............................................................. 9
5.2 SURFACE PREPARATION ...................................................................... 13
5.3 TRIP-IN .............................................................................................. 15
5.4 START THE MOTOR ............................................................................. 15
5.5 TRIP-OUT ........................................................................................... 16
6 APPLICATION OF STEERABLE MOTORS ......................................... 16
6.1 BUILD ANGLE RATE ............................................................................. 16
6.2 FOOTAGE .......................................................................................... 17
6.3 MUD PUMP PRESSURE ........................................................................ 18
6.4 AIR OR FOAM DRILLING ........................................................................ 18
6.5 COMPOUND DRILLING.......................................................................... 20
7 MAINTENANCE .................................................................................... 20
8 TROUBLESHOOTING IN THE HOLE................................................... 21
9 SWING AND STORAGE ....................................................................... 22
10 INDENTION ........................................................................................... 23
11 ORDINARY MODELS ........................................................................... 25

11.1 MULTI-LOBE MOTORS .......................................................................... 25
11.2 SINGLE-LOBE MOTORS ........................................................................ 26
11.3 AIR OR FOAM MOTORS ........................................................................ 26
12 SPECIFICATIONS AND PERFORMANCE........................................... 26
13 FISHING ................................................................................................ 75
1 Introduction
BPM downhole motor (PDM) is a kind of downhole motor used in
drilling, especially for directional and horizontal operation. And it could be
matched to cone bits, PDC bits and those of other purposes.
Since the 1980s, BPM (Beijing Petroleum Machinery Co.) has
successfully taken in the developed technology of Dyna Drill PDMs
including D500, D1000 and F2000 series. And through the three
decades of researching and developing, BPM downhole motor has not
only built up good reputation among domestic oilfields, but also gained
the acceptance of many oversea customers, especially North America.
BPM provides downhole motors and their components of high
quality, which is ensured by the efficient working of ISO9001. And if
possible, we would like to improve on our products in accordance with
what you suggest, and to provide you articles of special types, technical
parameters, or structures according to your requirements.
2 Model illustration
Model of a motor is currently expressed like this:
C 5 LZ 172 X 7.0 Ⅱ — D W F G
①② ③ ④ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦⑧⑨⑩
Where
①Style of power (motor) section:
C: extended power section

D: short power section
K: air or foam power section
Omitted: normal power section
②Number of rotor lobes (5)
③Symbol of downhole motor (LZ)
④Size of motor (OD in millimeter)

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⑤Maximum bit pressure drop permitted (MPa)
⑥Upswing times` code (Ⅰ、Ⅱ、Ⅲ……)
⑦Style of bend:
D: single bend (bent sub or bent housing)

P: great offset-double bends (bent sub and bent housing in same
direction)
T: double bends (bent housing has two bends in same direction)
S: DTU (bent housing has two bends in opposite directions)
K: adjustable bent housing
Omitted: straight downhole motor
⑧Stabilizer (W: with stabilizer; Omitted: without stabilizer)
⑨Hollowed rotor (F: hollowed rotor; omitted: normal blind -rotor)
⑩Maximal heat resistant performance (G: 150℃; omitted: 120℃)
3 Structure and principle

BPM downhole motor is a kind of Positive Displacement Motor,
using drilling mud or compressed gas as its power fluid. Drilling mud or
compressed gas is pumped out from the surface pump or compressor,
down through the drillstring, then into the clearance between the rotor
and stator of the power section, forcing the rotor to rotate, simultaneously
driving the bit via the connecting rod and drive shaft connected between
them. While drilling mud or compressed gas is forced to flow through the
motor continuously, a pressure drop will occur across the power section,
and it is a very useful parameter on rig floor.
BPM motors generally comprise the following configuration:
1) Dump valve (it can be substituted by Blank sub for air or foam
motor )
2) Power section (rotor and stator)
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3) Connecting rod assembly (connecting rod and housing)

4) Driveshaft assembly (drive shaft, bearing assembly and outside
housing without stabilizer)
5) Connection of top and bottom are both API REG box threads.
Optional components are also supplied on request.
1) UBHO (Universal Bottom Hole Orientation) sub (can match every
kind of surveying instruments)
2) Bent sub (connected on top or on bottom of the dump valve on your
specification)
3) Special motor (hollowed, extended, air and/or foam; resistant to
special mediums, or of exceptional parameters)
4) Fixed bent housing 0-3º(in place of connecting rod housing )
5) Surface-adjustable bent housing (functions as 4) and available not

for all)
6) Stabilizer outside bearing assembly (symmetrical or dissymmetrical
straight blade, spiral blade, etc)
7) Replaceable stabilizer (functions as 6 and available not for all)
8) Exceptional top and bottom threads.
3.1 Dump valve
The dump valve consists of a piston, a sleeve, a spring and some
ports, etc. and the piston has two positions: open position and close
position, the adoption of which is determined by circulation.
When tripping in, with the pump turned off or circulation reduced, the
spring will push the piston up to the upper position, keeping the ports
open, thus both to prevent wet trips by allowing the drillpipe to drain
when tripping out, and to keep the differential pressure between outside
and inside of the drillpipe lower by allowing the pipe to fill with drilling
fluid when tripping into the hole.
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While drilling on, with circulation rate higher than the minimum
specification, the piston will be held on the close position, keeping the
ports closed. Drilling fluid is then directed through the motor section
converting hydraulic power into mechanical energy.
Body
Piston
Port
Spring
Sleeve
Closed Open
3.2 Motor (power) section

The motor assembly consists of two components: rotor and stator.
Rotor is a long solid alloy steel bar shaped into what could be called a
spiral-helix. After machining to shape, the rotor is plated with
Gland
a special hard chrome to reduce frication and abrasion while
Nozzle
rotating. And stator is a length of tubular steel lined with a Base
molded-in-place, rubber compound. The elastomers are

specially formulated to resist abrasion and deterioration due
to hydrocarbons. A unique manufacturing process produces
a cavity in the stator in the shape of a spiral (similar to, but
not identical to the rotor).
When assembled, these two components form a
continuous seal along their matching contact points. As
drilling fluid is pumped into these cavities, flowing through the drive, it
forces against the rotor causing the rotor to turn and the cavities to move
forward in the direction of fluid flow, and then the hydraulic energy is
converted in mechanical energy.
The numbers of lobes of rotor and stator mounted in any couple of
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downhole motor are always and necessarily different to each other. The
stator has one more than the rotor. The 1 to 2 lobe configuration drives
feature high in speed and low in torque, while the multi-lobe configuration
drives feature low in speed and high in torque.
In order to satisfy some occasions, on which high flow rate is
needed, the rotor is manufactured in a hollowed configuration, and a
nozzle is mounted to the rotor under these conditions. Thus, though the
flow rate is increased without a corresponding increase of the speed, the
motor performance is softened, that means speed of the bit will decrease
visibly with the weight on bit (WOB) increasing. So, you should pay
enough attention on this condition when operating.
Motors of special lengths are supplied to meet special applications.
For example, extended motors feature much higher in torque and power,
which endows them with an exceptional adaptation in high-speed drilling
in straight intervals of a hole; and on the other hand, shortened motors
have an advantage in those intervals of high build angle rate.
3.3 Connecting rod assembly
Connecting rod assembly consists of two universal joints,
with the upper one connected to the rotor and the lower one
connected to the drive shaft. And it is because of the two
universal joints that the eccentric rotation of the rotor is
converted into the centric rotation of the drive shaft.
3.4 Driveshaft assembly
The driveshaft assembly mainly consists of a drive shaft
rotating in a set of bearing assembly. The drive shaft
transmits the rotation of the rotor to the bit generally connected directly to
the drive shaft. The bearing assembly carries the axial thrust loads
created by the WOB, and the radial load or bending load developed by
the uneven cutting action of the bit periphery while directionally drilling. It
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also carries the “off bottom” hydraulic thrust loads caused by

the pressure drop across the drive rotor and the drill bit, as
well as the load caused by back reaming.
BPM provides PDMs with drilling fluid-lubricated drive
assemblies, as well as those of oil-sealed configurations.
For conventional PDMs, the bearing assembly consists of
two sets of tungsten carbide radial bearings (TC radial
bearings), and between them a set of thrust ball bearings that
own good capacity.
Oil-sealed bearing assembly possesses the similar
configuration as above, with some inside configuration
optimized and the bearings oil-sealed, which increases load
capacity and the running time without failure between two trips,
making the motor more suitable for uninterrupted drilling in long straight
intervals.
4 Steerable motor system
Steerable motor is especially designed and manufactured for
high-angle and horizontal drilling. It generally represents the motors
mounted with various types of bent housing and stabilizer.
Steerable motors can match cone bits or diamond bits, as well as
bent subs, non magnetic drill collars, stabilizers and measurement
systems and so on, to form various BHAs used in the deflecting,
maintaining angle, horizontal drilling of high-angle holes.
4.1 Style of bend
Styles of bend, which we provide, are as the following:
Single bend (bent sub) ----at upside of the motor, there is a bent sub
provided by BPM or the user itself, which can be fitted on top or between
the dump valve and the stator.
Single bend (bent housing) ----the housing outside the connecting
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rod is a single-bent one, the bend point of which can be set at the upside
or underside of the housing by request. For the same angle, the bend
point at underside is characterized as smaller offset and higher build
angle rate. The bend point is generally set at upside.
Double bends in same direction (DBS) ----the housing outside the
connecting rod has two coplanar bends in the same direction.
Double bends in opposite direction (DTU)----the housing outside the
connecting rod has two coplanar bends in a couple of directions opposite
to each other, with the deflexion of the lower bend generally doubling
that of the upper one, which endows the bit with smaller offset and larger
deflexion, resulting in higher build angle rate.
Great offset-double bends----both a bent sub and a single-bent
housing are fitted, the coplanar bends of which are in the same
inclination.
For any type of bent sub or bent housing, at the bend point, there
are a sign of the angle degree contained in a groove and a reticle cut out
to show the direction of the bend angle.
4.2 Adjustable bent housing

Adjustable bent housing (single-bent) is also supplied for some
types of motor, making it possible for the user to adjust the bend angle
flexibly on rig site.
The bend angle ranges from 0 ~ 3°, and there are reticle cuts on
the outer surface of the housing showing the degree and the direction of
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the angle.
Warning: it is very important to make sure make-up torque

accurately as below:
Tool face
Upper sub
1.25°
1.25°
1.25°
1.25°
1.75°
1.75°
1.75°
1.75°
1.5°
2.25°
1.5°
2.25°
1.5°
2.25°
1.5°
2.25°
2.75°
2.75°
2.75°
2.75°
2.5°
2α°
2.5°
2α°
2.5°
2α°
2.5°
2α°
2°
2°
2°
2°
Indicator of
Mid housing angle degree
1.25°
1.7 5°
1.5 °
2.25°
2.7 5°
2α °
2.5 °
2°
Indicating ①break out ②adjusting ③make up

Lower sub groove
Adjustable bent housing(sketch) Adjusting steps

Make-up torque list
Tool size OD Mack-up torque
mm(inch) N.m(ft.lbs)
95 mm (3 3/4 inch)
3500 N.m(2580 ft.lbs)
100 mm (3 7/8 inch)
120 mm (4 3/4 inch) 8500~9300N.m
127 mm (5 inch) (6270~6860 ft.lbs)
165 mm (6 1/2 inch)
30500 N.m(22500 ft.lbs)
172 mm (6 3/4 inch)
197 mm (7 3/4 inch)
40650 N.m(30000 ft.lbs)
203 mm (8 inch)
216 mm (8 1/2 inch)
61000 N.m(45000 ft.lbs)
244 mm (9 5/8 inch)
4.3 Configuration of stabilizer
Steerable motors are equipped with various types of stabilizer
outside the housing containing the bearings, which is a visible difference
from the normal motors.
Here are the stabilizers generally supplied:
1) Spiral-blade stabilizer (3 blades, 5 blades)
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2) Symmetrical straight-blade Spiral-blade

stabilizer
Straight-blade
stabilizer
Straight-blade
stabilizer
stabilizer (5 blades
distributed symmetrically)
3) Unsymmetrical
straight-blade stabilizer
4) Stick-on blade stabilizer
Globose Unsymmetrical straight-blade
stabilizer stabilizer
Because configuration and
outside size of the stabilizer are
influential to the effect in
deflecting and holding angle, it is
advised to think much of the
case.
4.4 Replaceable stabilizer
Replaceable stabilizers are
available for some models of motor,
and their replacement can be carried
out on rig site at any moment.
5 Operations
5.1 Conditions and parameters
For the performance of a downhole motor is closely relevant to such
factors as choosing of the type, field conditions and operating level of the
operators, it is necessary to make the following items aware.
5.1.1 Drilling fluid
BPM downhole motors are designed to operate mainly with water-
and oil-based drilling fluids in drilling practices and workover treatments.
To gain a larger “maximum running time before failure” (MTBF), the
drilling fluid in use should be depurated to a solid content as low as
possible. Generally speaking, mud density of not higher than 1.25 and
sand content of not higher than 0.5% are recommended. Much higher
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contents of solids or aromatic hydrocarbons can do much harm to your

operations by decreasing the running time of the motors.
The best PH range of drilling fluids is 8~10.5, and too lower PHs can
damage some parts of the motors, leading to a shortened service life of
them.
5.1.2 Temperature
The stator of downhole motor is composed of a steel housing and a
rubber liner. As we all known, rubber is sensitive to temperature, so
temperature should gain enough recognition in choosing of downhole
motors.
BPM can provide two kinds of Downhole motors(normal and high
temperature) to satisfy various operating temperatures. The difference
between them includes not only those of the directions of rubber, but
also their different motor interference. The normal kind is fit for operating
under normal temperature, much higher temperature can cause
excessive swell of rubber liner of stator, increasing interference of motor,
then wear of motor will be accelerated, which can cause premature
failure of downhole motor. The high temperature motor is the very
reverse, Its motor interference is fit for operating under higher
temperature. Much lower temperature can cause excessive contract of
the rubber liner, reducing the motor wring, resulting in poor performance
of downhole motor.
Sketch of temperature effect

In a word, the normal temperature motor is not fit for operating under
excessive high temperature, and the high temperature motor is not fit for
operating under relatively low temperature, either. So, it is better to
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clarify the downhole temperature about to meet before deciding what

kind of downhole to be adopted.
For BPM normal motors, any operating temperature level higher
than 120℃ is prohibited. If it can not be avoided to run a motor under a
downhole temperature higher than 120℃, contact us, please, BPM can
provide high-powered downhole motors adapt to operating in deep and
hot wells.
5.1.3 Circulating rate
For PDMs, the rotating speed of the bit is proportional to the flow
rate across the motor section. Much higher flow rate can result in higher
speed, reducing life of the motor; while at a much lower flow rate, speed
of the bit will be greatly reduced, resulting in an insufficient power.
Further more, the dump valve will be closed as soon as the flow rate is
reduced lower than 85% of the lower limit recommended, with rotation of
the motor stopped. Therefore, it is important to restrict circulating rate
within a certain scope.
For some cases, where extraordinarily large circulating rate may be
required, hollowed motors can be adopted to enhance circulation, with
an additional flow discharged through the hollowed passage across the
rotor. In these cases, the motor flow must accord with the requirements,
and must fit with the nozzle. If the circulating rate is too small, the output
torque will be low.
You can adjust the parameters of mud pump (such as the diameter,
stroke rate etc) according to circulating rate and drilling requirements.
5.1.4 Motor differential pressure
For PDMs, the output torque is proportional to the pressure drop
across the motor section.
The necessary output torque can be generated only if there is
sufficient pressure drop across the motor section. In the cases where the
pump pressure being too low or the circulation resistance too severe,
motors will not run normally for lack of pressure drop. If pump pressure
permitted, motor pressure drop will always increase with the WOB
increasing, unless a certain extent is reached, and then the motor stalls.
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Under this condition, the motor is breakdown because the sealed cavities
between rotor and stator have been destroyed.
As the motor stalls, footage certainly will also stall, and a sharp
climbing of pressure can be observed on standpipe gauge. This is
because that the rotor has been pushed to one side of the stator and
mud is pumped across the seal face on the opposite side of the rotor.
And then the lobe profile of the stator must deform for the fluid to pass
across the seal face. This causes very high fluid velocity and leads to
serious damage of the stator. So, motor stall should be prevented as
possible as one can.
Commonly to say, the pressure drop leading to motor stall is about
1.5~2 times of the rated pressure drop. If the motor stalls, with the
pressure drop not reached, the cause may be that the stator has been
frayed seriously. That means a new motor is essential.
5.1.5 Torque
When running down hole, output torque of the motor rises with the
increasing of the pressure drop across the power section caused by
enlargement of the WOB. Therefore, the practical output torque depends
on the WOB adopted.
To get a proper torque in drilling, operators should adjust the WOB,
while keeping an eye on the standpipe gauge, until the rated pressure
drop is reached.
5.1.6 Weight on bit
For motor running down hole, a certain weight is required to put on
the bit, producing enough output torque to break up rocks underground.
Magnitude of the WOB can be determined referring to the readings of
standpipe gauge and weight indicator.
A proper WOB helps to produce a torque as high as possible, at the
same time, any abnormal WOB should be prohibited in case that the
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bearings are hurt or the motor stalls.

5.1.7 Bit pressure drop
Bits operated with downhole motors are usually nozzled, and the
pressure drop across the nozzle will produce a pressure difference
between the two ends of the bearing assembly.
As described previously, the bearings of normal BPM motors are
lubricated and cooled by drilling fluid. This is realized by bit pressure
drop that forces a share of mud flowing through the clearance around the
bearings. To get a nice effect, the bit pressure drop must be kept at
1.8~7.0 MPa to get an appropriate flow rate through the bearing
assembly that will not do harm to the bearings either by heat because of
its shortage or by erosion because of its excess.
On the other hand, a portion of BPM motors is oil-sealed at the
bearing section, not allowing transit of drilling fluid. For these motors, if
the pressure drop is too large, the corresponding pressure difference
may damage the sealed package. At this point, to gain a good effect
when an oil-sealed motor is used, the possibly bigger nozzle (even do
not use nozzle) should be adopted to depress bit pressure drop.
5.2 Surface preparation
Before tripping into the hole, a careful inspection should be taken on
the motor to ensure a natural running down hole, avoiding unwanted trips
and expense.
5.2.1 Inspection of motor
Make sure that the motor is a new one or a used one normally
serviced. For an ever-used motor not serviced, there may be some
potential danger of unwanted cost down hole. If no choice other than a
newly used one is available, no loose of the joints, or corrosion or nick of
the outside housing that are dangerous enough should be neglected.
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5.2.2 Fit on the bit

Connect the bit to the lower end of the motor using a bit breaker,
and rotate the exserted head of the drive shaft with a chain wrench,
making up the screw joints.
5.2.3 Check the dump valve
Set the motor into the hole of rotating table, leaving the dump valve
section out of the hole for observation. And clamp the motor tightly with a
slip. Then, unscrew the lifting sub. Push down the piston of the valve and
hold it at the lower position using a crabstick, and fill the valve with water.
Make it certain that there is no water leakage from the ports of the valve.
Then the piston should be reposited by the spring, with the crabstick
removed. And the water should flow out through every port evenly.
5.2.4 Test run
Make up the kelly stem to the motor, lower the motor until the dump
valve is below the top of the drilling nipple, but visible.
Turn on the pump, circulating the drilling fluid. When the dump valve
is closed, lift up the motor gently; make it certain that the motor is
running. Then lower down the motor to bellow the rotary table, turn off
the pump, the dump valve should open again, letting the drilling fluid out
from the ports.
While testing, you should pay attention to the changing of the
standpipe pressure, and be sure to note down the start-up pressure (the
reading on the standpipe gauge at the very start of the motor running).
For new motors or those used and laid away for a relatively longer
time, the start-up pressure may be very high and a “restraint” may occur;
on the condition, “cat head” or pipe tongs can be used to rotate the drive
shaft head widdershins (being looked down) for 1~3 rounds, then retest
the motor.
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5.3 Trip-in
When tripping into the hole, the following should be noticed:
To protect the motor from being damaged or screwed off, any
running of the rotary table is forbidden when the motor has been laid
down into the hole.
And the dropping speed should also be held relatively lower, to
protect the motor from rams caused by tucking, bumping the bottom and
so on. If striking occurs, you can turn on the mud pump, running the
motor to ream the hole for passage.
For a steerable motor set, usually of long offset distance, it is
necessary to rotate the drillstring periodically to eliminate sidetracking
effects.
Sometimes there are sections of hole where filling-in of the drilling
fluid is counteracted, and overflow may even occur. On this condition,
the tripping should pause, until the drillstring is filled, restart the tripping.
When bottom of the hole is about to be touched, the dropping should
be slackened preventing percussion of bit. And do not pack the motor on
the bottom outright; say nothing of applying any larger weight on it.
In the case of higher borehole temperature, it is advisable to pause
here and there, starting circulation to lower the temperature.
5.4 Start the motor
First of all, lift the drillstring upwards about 0.5m, detaching the bit
from the bottom (If there is much scrap in the well due to the small
circulating rate when the drill string was lifted last time, you should lift
higher). Then start up the mud pump and repeat lifting and lowering until
the standpipe pressure is relatively steady. Note down the reading of the
standpipe gauge, namely the circulating pressure drop.
The bottom is touched again; the weight on bit is raised slowly,
causing the reading of the standpipe gauge to increase. Here, the variety
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of pressure should be less than the measure of the rated pressure drop
of the motor. That is to say, the increase of the pressure reflects the load
of the motor, indicating whether the WOB applied is right or not.
Therefore, to maintain a steady output torque while drilling, what one
should do is to keep the WOB approximately steady, resulting in an
invariable reading shown on the standpipe pressure gauge, and this can
render the driller aware of the running state of the motor down hole in
time.
5.5 Trip-out
When tripping out of the hole, the following should be noticed:
The motor is pulled out of the hole, the bit breaker is fit on, clamping
the crust of the motor, then rotate the bit widdershins (being looked
down), expelling the rudimental drilling fluid out from the cavities through
the dump valve ports.
The motor is lowered again, leaving the dump valve out on the
rotary table, firstly rinsing is poured into the valve from the top to rinse it.
Then a crabstick is used to push the piston down and then relax time
after time, until the piston can be moved upwards and downwards easily.
Lastly the lifting sub is screwed on, and the motor is pulled out.
Screw off the bit from the motor.
The motor should be delivered to the service office for overhaul in
time.
6 Application of steerable motors
The operation of steerable motors is approximately the same as that
of the normal motors. But, because of the exceptive parts possessed in
general such as bent sub, stabilizer and so on, there still exist some
issues to be regarded.
6.1 Build angle rate
In fact, it is always difficult for the accurate build angle rate of a
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steerable motor in any one employment to be educed easily, because of

the variety of the configuration of both motors and BHAs, together with
the influence of geological configurations. If viewed only from motor
configuration, the following can be pointed out as the influential factors
on build angle rate.
Bent angle----generally to say, the bent angle of the motor is roughly
proportional to its build angle rate down hole.
Bent sub and bent housing----in general, motors with bent housing
owns higher build angle rate than those with only bent sub. And the style
of bent housing plays a more important role.
Stabilizer----stabilizers usually help to heighten the build angle rate,
and the style of stabilizer also works in determining the rate.
Coplanarity---- coplanarity of the bend angles to each other and to
unsymmetrical stabilizer should be inspected carefully, for a bad one will
affect the build angle seriously, or make the controlling of hole direction
unsure.
Deflecting process of a hole comprises changing of the deviation
angle and the direction of the hole. So, if a lack of build angle rate is
perceived, the changing of the direction should be inspected at the same
time.
6.2 Footage
Footage may slower or even stop, if the drill string assembly is
unsuitable, or the bend style, stabilizer, outside size of the motor doesn’t
match the hole or the formation. For the adoption of steerable motors,
the interacting between deflecting and footage should be considered
synthetically.
With the increasing of the deviation angle while drilling, if any
decrease of the footage rate appears, and some possible causes such
as abrasion of bit have been excluded, next, the standpipe gauge should
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be examined to tell whether the drill string assembly and the motor
structure is improper. (1) In the lithosphere, when the bit is worn, the
friction between the stabilizer and well becomes so large that the stuck
tool may occur. (2) When the well inclination reaches a certain number,
the bevel of stabilizer near bit will be locked with the bore hole. At this
condition the WOB may be large enough, but the standpipe gauge
changes little.
Pay attention to that: the WOB and maximum pressure are given in
certain condition, so they are not unchangeable. During the drilling, WOB
is the bit pressure that can keep normal motor pressure.
6.3 Mud pump pressure
The mud pump pressure or standpipe pressure becomes large with
the increase of well depth. But if the increasing proportion is unbalance
or the pump pressure increases sharply, the reason may be as follows.
(1) Junk (such as bolt, screw cap and gravel etc) blocks dump valve
core.
(2) Lift capacity of drilling fluid is not enough, so cuttings aggrade in
the well. The surface abrasion of driveshaft assembly is the typical
example.
(3) Junk blocks jet bit nozzle.
(4) Junk blocks the inner channel of PDM.
(5) Inner parts of PDM are stuck.
6.4 Air or foam drilling
Traditional drilling fluid is used as power, lubricant and coolant.
Being circulating medium air, mist and foam are restricted much. BPM
has oil-sealed technology of driveshaft assembly, so air PDM was
developed firstly in China by BPM.
K series PDM of BPM use air or foam as power. The higher
rotor/stator lobe configurations with their high torque and slow rpm
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outputs have been the most successful.

Much air or foam is needed to clean the well, because its lifting
capacity is not strong. The minimum return air speed of annulus is 3000
ft/min (15.24m/s). The high flow rate will make drilling tool disable earlier.
Lubricant (mist, soup, petroleum base, or polymer) can reduce the
friction between rotor and stator and prevent rotor wearing out. Dump
valves cannot be used when air is the circulating medium.
Due to the compressive of air, the motor cavity pressure changes
little when the standpipe pressure increases suddenly. The drilling fluid
notable such change, which is represented by the lowered rotate speed.
You should reduce the standpipe pressure before lifting drill string,
restarting motor and connecting drill stems. If the standpipe pressure is
not reduced before lifting drills ring, the motor speed will exceed rated
speed, which may destroy the motor.
In principle we suggest starting motor with load and stopping air or
reducing to half to lift drilling tools, which can prevent bit speeding up
suddenly.
For the compressive of air, it is difficult to judge the work state by
standpipe pressure, but easy by the waver of drill stem.
Air compressor can make different flow rate (air with different
pressure). If we consider efficiency, the pressure and flux of air can
follow gaseous equation.
The flow rate of air compressor is measured in standard condition,
so atmospheric pressure ‘P1’ will change with the altitude of the air
compressor. Atmospheric pressure will reduce 0.1psi (689.5 Pa) every
200ft (60.96 m) higher than sea level.
Gaseous equation
V1×P1×η =V2×P2
Where P1 ---actual atmospheric pressure (MPa);

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V1---flow rate of air compressor (m3/min);

P2---standpipe pressure (input pressure) (MPa);
V2---motor output flow rate (m3/min)
η ---efficiency
Standpipe pressure P2:

P2=Δ Pm+P0
WhereΔ Pm---motor differential pressure
P0----standpipe pressure without load

η is special for air or foam drilling. Please contact BPM for
detail information.
6.5 Compound drilling
Compound drilling is that running the rotary table while a steerable
PDM is used.
For the offset distances of steerable motors are usually relatively
long, considerable side loads are inevitably brought to bear on the motor
and other drilling tools, which is a potential menace to the security. In
theory, PDM’s limit stress of compound drilling is four times of normal
drilling. Therefore, long-playing running of rotary table should be avoided
to the best, especially for those of larger bend angle, longer offset
distance.
Anyway, compound-drilling intervals should be reduced to the floor
level, and when it is indispensable, the rotating speed should be set at
the lowest level.
7 Maintenance
After every run, the motors should be taken apart, inspected and
maintained immediately. And those not maintained should not be let
down hole and run again, unless the last running time was a very short
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one, and the working condition was friendly, without any defect of
corruption, cut, abrasion and the like formed badly enough to be a
menace to safety.
If the PDM is used with drilling jar (drilling jar or fishing jar) and has
been jarred, we should stop using and service the PDM. Because the
specific damage of PDM is not known. Housing and drive shaft should be
inspected.
The used motors are likely to cause accidents, leading to unwanted
trips, and even resulting in discard of motors, if run repeatedly without
normal service and replacing of flimsy parts.
Disassembly and service of motors should be at favorable repair
shops. Service people should comprehend the theory, structure and
using of the motors.
The outside housings will be inspected for defects such as cuts and
flaws. A serious cut or any emergence of a flaw means that the housing
should be replaced, reusing being not permitted.
Surface of the threads will be inspected according to related
prescripts. Stand-off of the thread couplings should also be taken note.
Injured thread or larger change of stand-off indicates upcoming replacing
of the housing.
When disassembling a motor, oxy-acetylene flame should be used
to roast the thread coupling parts (not exceeding 250℃), abating the
bonding agent. However, excessive firing may decrease the intensity of

the couplings.
8 Troubleshooting in the hole
Careful attention to variations in the fluid flow pressure can identify
many common downhole problems which may occur while drilling. In
many cases, corrective measures may save a costly trip.
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Phenomenon Cause
Lift the bit off bottom, if pressure gets right, it can be
Much higher concluded that the WOB was too high.
pump Lift the bit off bottom, if pressure does not drop, it can
pressure be concluded some parts are locked, or the fluid path
jammed.
Much lower Usually circulation can be seen reduced, then you
pump should inspect the pump rate and check whether there
pressure is a leakage through the drill string.
Variety of geological conditions.
You can try adjusting the WOB and circulating rate.
Abrasion of bit.
Blocked when drilling on.
Move the drill string up and down repeatedly, adjust the
No footage
WOB, or change the configuration of steerable motor
and the BHA.
The dump valve failed to close.
Turn on and off the pump repeatedly.
The motor section abraded of abated.
9 Swing and storage

In transporting, swing of a motor should be like this: nylon is used to
hang the motor up at the midst, with the motor kept level. Wire line can
also be used, if enwrapped in rubber cover to protect the housings from
being cut.
The motors should be laid flatly on hard floor or some stands,
objecting to soft or muddy earth for long time. Threads of the two ends
should be protected well to prevent entry of feculence. The storage floor
should be overshadowed, rainproof, well ventilated, with the temperature
not exceeding 45℃.
The shelf life of a motor is 1.5 years, since the production of the
stator. Though an overdue one is usually still practicable, its continuous
runtime may have been reduced more or less.
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10 Indention
The performance of a motor also depends upon such factors as
working conditions, medium conditions, condition of BHA, other than the
quality, capability of the motor itself. Therefore, it is very important to
make a proper selection of the type and configuration of a motor.
If there is any question, please, feel free to contact us.
In your form, affirm the following proceedings, please.
Special request for screw threads (if no request, normal threads are
provided)
No request;
Special request: _______________
Bend form (if no request, straight motors are provided)
Bent sub, angle: ___D___M, location: □ upper than the bypass valve,
□ lower than the bypass valve
Single bend housing, angle: ___D, bend point: □ upside of the
housing, □ underside of the housing
DTU: angle: ___×___
DBS (sub+housing): sub angle: ___D, housing angle: ___D
DBS (double-bent housing): ___×___
Other forms__________________
Adjustable bent housing
Stabilizer form (if no request, stabilizer is not provided)
Spiral-blade stabilizer, number of blades:
______________________
Symmetrical straight-blade stabilizer, number of blades: _____
Unsymmetrical straight-blade stabilizer, number of blades: _____
Other forms: _________________
Replaceable stabilizer
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Hollowed rotor (if no request, normal rotor is provided)

Normal rotor
Hollowed rotor
Heat resistant performance (if no request, normal motors are
provided)
Normal ( ≤120℃ )
Heat-resistant motor ( ≤150℃ )
Additional parts (if no request, none of them is provided)

Lifting sub
UBHO (Universal Bottom Hole Orientation) sub
Rotor catcher
If possible, the following should also be informed:
User’s company
Well site, expected runtime and purpose of the use of motor
Configuration of well bore, employment well sections, medium
conditions, etc
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11 Ordinary models
11.1 Multi-lobe motors
Size (OD) Number of
Model Page number
Inch mm Lobes
2 3/8" 60 5LZ60×7.0 5/6 29
2 7/8" 73 5LZ73×7.0 5/6 30
3 1/2" 89 5LZ89×7.0 5/6 31
5LZ95×7.0 5/6 32
3 3/4" 95 C5LZ95×7.0 5/6 33
C5LZ95×7.0Ⅱ 5/6 34
3 7/8" 100 5LZ100×7.0 5/6 35
5LZ120×7.0 5/6 36
4 3/4" 120 C5LZ120×7.0 5/6 37
D5LZ120×7.0 5/6 38
3LZ165×7.0 3/4 39
5LZ165×7.0 5/6 40
7LZ165×7.0 7/8 41
6 1/2" 165
C5LZ165×7.0 5/6 42
D7LZ165×7.0 7/8 43
9LZ165 ×7.0 9/10 44
5LZ172×7.0 5/6 45
C4LZ172×7.0 4/5 46
6 3/4" 172 C5LZ172×7.0 5/6 47
C5LZ172×7.0Ⅱ 5/6 48
C7LZ172×7.0Ⅱ 7/8 49
5LZ197×7.0 5/6 50
7 3/4" 197
C5LZ197×7.0 5/6 51
5LZ203×7.0 5/6 52
8" 203 C5LZ203×7.0 5/6 53
7LZ203×7.0 7/8 54
C3LZ216×7.0 3/4 55
8 1/2" 216
C5LZ216×7.0 5/6 56
3LZ244×7.0 3/4 57
9 5/8" 244
5LZ244×7.0 5/6 58
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11.2 Single-lobe motors
Size (OD)
Model Page number
Inch mm
5" 127 LZ127×3.5 59
6 1/2" 165 LZ165×3.5 60
7 3/4" 197 LZ197×3.5 61
9 5/8" 244 LZ244×3.5 62
3 7/8" 100 LZ100×7.0 63
4 3/4" 120 LZ120×7.0 64
5" 127 LZ127×7.0 65
6 1/2" 165 LZ165×7.0 66
7 3/4" 197 LZ197×7.0 67
9 5/8" 244 LZ244×7.0 68
11.3 Air or foam motors
Size (OD)
Model Number of lobes Page number
Inch mm
3 3/4" 95 K5LZ95×7.0 5/6 69
4 3/4" 120 K7LZ120×7.0 7/8 70
6 1/2" 165 K7LZ165×7.0 7/8 71
6 3/4" 172 K7LZ172×7.0 7/8 72
7 3/4" 197 K7LZ197×7.0 7/8 73
9 5/8" 244 K7LZ244×7.0 7/8 74
12 Specifications and performance

For every type, technical parameters and performance curves are
presented, and it is illustrated below how to read the charts.
Chart of the performance curves is shown as below:
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TORQUE（lb-ft）
50 100 150 200
380
350 50 gpm
320
42.5 gpm
290
SPEED （RPM）
260
35 gpm
230
200 27.5 gpm

170
140 20.0 gpm

110
Peak Efficiency
80
0 200 400 600
MOTOR DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE（psi）
For each type, there given two charts, one is metric; the other is in
English system. And in each chart, there given five curves for different
flow rates.
In the chart, there are three axes in all, two abscissas and one
ordinate.
The bottom abscissa shows motor differential pressure ( ΔP ).
Where
ΔP = Pon − Poff
.
Pon ----“On bottom” pressure
Poff
----“Off bottom” pressure
The top abscissa shows output torque that means the pure torque
used to break the formation when drilling on.
The values of motor differential pressure and output torque are
corresponding to each other one by one. And there is a basically linear
relation between them.
The left ordinate shows the output rotate speed.
Peak efficiency occurs at a pressure indicated on the applicable
curve by a square (□).
Mechnical HP
Efficiency =
Hydraulic HP
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Recommended area of running are shadowed with dots as above.

This is the economical area.
Example:
The example shown in the above shows that a motor with a
differential pressure of 450 psi and a flow rate of 50 gpm is turning at an
approximate speed of 332 RPM. The corresponding output torque would
be approximately 147 lb-ft. And it is obvious that the point is in
economical area, with no adjustment needed.
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5LZ60×7.0
（2 3/8"，5/6 M/L）
Items Metric English TORQUE（N.m）

50 100 150 200 250 300
380
Size (OD) 60mm 2 3/8" 3.13 l/s
350
Size of well bore 2 3/4" ~ 4 3/4"

320
2.7 l/s
290
SPEED （RPM）
Number of lobes 5/6 260
2.2 l/s
230
1.26 ~ 3.13 20 ~ 50 gpm
Flow rate L/s 200 1.7 l/s
170
Output speed 140 ~ 360 r/min
140 1.26 l/s
Motor differential 110
pressure 2.5 MPa 360 psi Peak Efficiency
80
0 1 2 3 4 5
Rated torque 160 N.m 115 ft-lbs MOTOR DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE（MPa）
Maximum torque 280 N.m 200 ft-lbs

TORQUE（lb-ft）
Recommended
WOB 5 kN 1130 lbs 380
50 100 150 200
50 gpm
Maximum 350
WOB 10 kN 2260 lbs
320
2.35 ~ 6.03 3.2~8.1HP 42.5 gpm
Power 290
kW
SPEED （RPM）
260
35 gpm
230
200 27.5 gpm

Length 3.3 m 10.83 ft 170
140 20.0 gpm

Weight 70 kg 155 lbs
110
Peak Efficiency
Top thread 1.9" TBG 80
0 200 400 600
Bottom thread 1.9" TBG
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5LZ73×7.0
（2 7/8"，5/6 M/L）
Items Metric English

TORQUE（N.m）
100 200 300 400
Size (OD) 73 mm 2 7/8" 500
5.05 l/s
460
Size of well bore 3 1/8" ~ 4 3/4" 420
380 4.2 l/s
Number of lobes 5/6
SPEED （RPM）
340
1.26 ~ 5.05 20 ~ 80 gpm 300 3.2 l/s

Flow rate L/s 260
220
Output speed 120 ~ 480 r/min 2.2 l/s
180
pressure 3.45 MPa 500 psi 1.26 l/s
100
Peak Efficiency
Rated torque 275 N.m 203 ft-lbs 60
0 1 2 3 4 5 6
MOTOR DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE（MPa）
Recommended TORQUE（lb-ft）
WOB 12 kN 2700 lbs 100 200 300
500
Maximum 80 gpm
WOB 25 kN 5600 lbs 460
420
3.5 ~ 13.8 4.6~18.5 HP
Power 65 gpm
kW 380
SPEED （RPM）
340
300 50 gpm
260
Length 3.45 m 11.32 ft 220
35 gpm
180
Weight 80 kg 180 lbs 140
20 gpm
100
Top thread 2 3/8" TBG Peak Efficiency
60
0 200 400 600 800
Bottom thread 2 3/8" API REG MOTOR DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE（psi）
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5LZ89×7.0
（3 1/2"，5/6 M/L）

TORQUE（N.m）
Size (OD) 89 mm 3 1/2" 350
200 400 600 800 1000
320 7 l/s
290
5.7 l/s
SPEED （RPM）
230
Flow rate 2 ~ 7 L/s 32~110 gpm 4.5 l/s
200

170
3.3 l/s
140
Motor differential
pressure 4.1 MPa 600 psi 110
2 l/s
80
Rated torque 560 N.m 415 ft-lbs Peak Efficiency
50
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Maximum torque 980 N.m 725 ft-lbs MOTOR DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE（MPa）
Recommended
WOB 18 kN 4000 lbs
TORQUE（lb-ft）
Maximum
WOB 37 kN 8300 lbs 350
200 400 600 800
5.6 ~ 19.35 7.5 ~ 26 HP 320 110 gpm

Power kW 290
90 gpm
260
SPEED （RPM）
230
Length 4.67 m 15.3 ft 200
70 gpm
170
Bend length 1.22 m 4.0 ft 50 gpm
140
32 gpm
80
Top thread 2 3/8" API REG Peak Efficiency
50
0 200 400 600 800 1000
Note: bend length----the distance from the bend point of the bent housing to the
thread shoulder of bit
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5LZ95×7.0
（3 3/4"，5/6 M/L）
Items TORQUE（N.m）
Metric English
200 400 600 800 1000 1200
330
Size (OD) 95 mm 3 3/4" 11 l/s
300
9.5 l/s
Size of well bore 4 1/4" ~ 5 7/8" 270
240
SPEED （RPM）
7.5 l/s
4.73~11.04 75~ 75 gpm 180 6.5 l/s

Flow rate L/s 150
4.7 l/s
Output speed 140 ~ 320 r/min 120
Peak Efficiency

0 1 2 3 4 5 6
Recommended
WOB 21 kN 4700 lbs TORQUE（lb-ft）
200 400 600 800
Maximum 330
WOB 40 kN 9000 lbs 175 gpm
300
10.4~23.8 14~31.91HP
Power 270 150 gpm
kW
240
SPEED （RPM）
125 gpm
210
100 gpm
Length 4.21 m 13.83 ft 180
150
75 gpm
Bend length 1.33 m 4.36 ft 120
90
Weight 180 kg 400 lbs Peak Efficiency
60
Top thread 2 7/8" API REG 30

0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800
Bottom thread 2 7/8" API REG
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C5LZ95×7.0
（3 3/4"extended，5/6 M/L）

TORQUE（N.m）
Size (OD) 95 mm 3 3/4" 400 800 1200 1600 2000
390
13.3 l/s
Size of well bore 4 1/4" ~ 5 7/8" 360
330
11 l/s
SPEED （RPM）
5.0 ~ 13.33 270
Flow rate L/s 80~210gpm 240
9 l/s

7 l/s
180
Motor differential
5 l/s
120 Peak Efficiency
Rated torque 1490 N.m 1100 ft-lbs
90
0 2 4 6 8 10
Recommended 40 kN 9000 lbs

WOB TORQUE（lb-ft）
Maximum 80 kN 18000 lbs 400 800 1200 1600
WOB 390
210 gpm
21.8 ~ 59.3 29.2~79.5 360
Power kW HP 330
175 gpm
300
SPEED （RPM）
270
145 gpm
Length 6.88 m 22.6 ft 240
210
115 gpm
150
Weight 250 kg 550 lbs 80 gpm
120 Peak Efficiency
0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400
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C5LZ95×7.0Ⅱ

TORQUE（N.m）
Size (OD) 95 mm 3 3/4" 390

400 800 1200 1600 2000
13.3 l/s
360
330
11 l/s
SPEED（RPM）
270
5.0 ~ 13.33 80 ~ 210 9 l/s
Flow rate L/s gpm 240
210
Output speed 140 ~ 380 r/min 7 l/s
180
Motor differential
5 l/s
120 Peak Efficiency
0 2 4 6 8 10
Recommended
Maximum 400 800 1200 1600
WOB 70 kN 15750 lbs 390
210 gpm
360
17.6～47.8 23.6~64.1
Power kW HP 330
175 gpm
300
SPEED（RPM）
270
145 gpm
Length 5.49 m 18.3 ft 240
210
115 gpm
150 80 gpm
120 Peak Efficiency

0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400
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5LZ100×7.0
（3 7/8"，5/6 M/L）

200 400 600 800 1000 1200
Size (OD) 100 mm 3 7/8" 330
11 l/s
300
Size of well bore 4 1/4" ~ 5 7/8" 270 9.5 l/s
240
Number of lobes 5/6
SPEED （RPM）
7.5 l/s
210
4.73 ~ 11.04 75 ~ 175
Flow rate 180 6.5 l/s
L/s gpm
150
120
60
0 1 2 3 4 5 6
Recommended
WOB 21 kN 4700 lbs
TORQUE（lb-ft）
Maximum 200 400 600 800
WOB 40 kN 9000 lbs 330
175 gpm
10.4 ~ 23.8 14~31.9 300
Power kW HP 270 150 gpm
240
SPEED （RPM）
125 gpm
210
Length 4.21 m 13.83 ft 180 100 gpm
150
120

Peak Efficiency
60
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800
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5LZ120×7.0
（4 3/4"，5/6 M/L）

TORQUE（N.m）
Size (OD) 120 mm 4 3/4" 220
500 1000 1500 2000 2500
200
15.8 l/s
180
13.5 l/s
SPEED （RPM）
140
5.78 ~ 15.8 92~250gpm 10.5 l/s
Flow rate L/s 120
100 8.5 l/s
80
Motor differential 5.8 l/s
Peak Efficiency
40
0 1 2 3 4 5
Recommended
Maximum 500 1000 1500
WOB 72 kN 16200 lbs 220
200
9.5 ~ 27.23 12.8 ~ 37 250 gpm
Power kW HP 180
210 gpm
160
SPEED （RPM）
140
170 gpm
Length 4.88 m 15.75 ft 120
100 130 gpm
Bend length 1.41 / 0.91 m 4.63 / 2.99 ft 80
92 gpm
60
40

0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700
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C5LZ120×7.0

900 1800 2700 3600
Size (OD) 120 mm 4 3/4" 260
240 20 l/s
Size of well bore 5 7/8" ~ 7 7/8" 220
200 17 l/s
Number of lobes 5/6
SPEED（RPM）
180
6.667 ~ 20 105~320gpm 160 13 l/s

Flow rate L/s 140

120 10 l/s
100
Motor differential
pressure 5.2 MPa 750 psi 80 6.7 l/s
60 Peak Efficiency
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Recommended
1100
Maximum 260
2200 3300
WOB 100 kN 22482 lbs
240 320 gpm
23.5 ~ 70.5 34.2 ~ 103
Power 220
kW HP
200 260 gpm
SPEED（RPM）
180
160 210 gpm
Length 6.96 m 22.8 ft 140
120 160 gpm
Bend length 1.49 / 0.99 m 4.88 / 3.25 ft
100
Weight 560 kg 1235 lbs 80 105 gpm
60 Peak Efficiency
0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200
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D5LZ120×7.0
（4 3/4"shortened，5/6 M/L）

500 1000 1500
Size (OD) 120 mm 4 3/4" 220
200 15.8 l/s
Size of well bore 5 7/8" ~ 7 7/8" 180
13.5 l/s
160
Number of lobes 5/6
SPEED （RPM）
140
10.5 l/s
5.78 ~ 15.8 92~250gpm
Flow rate 120
L/s
100 8.5 l/s
5.8 l/s
40
0 1 2 3
Recommended
Maximum 500 1000
WOB 72 kN 16200 lbs 220
200 250 gpm
6.6 ~ 18.85 8.85 ~ 31
Power kW HP 180
210 gpm
160
SPEED （RPM）
140
170 gpm
Length 3.29 m 10.8 ft 120
100 130 gpm
Bend length 1.41 / 0.91 m 4.63 / 2.99 ft 80
92 gpm
60
40

0 100 200 300 400
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3LZ165×7.0
（6 1/2"，3/4 M/L）

TORQUE（N.m）
Size (OD) 165 mm 6 1/2" 320

1000 2000 3000 4000
300 27 l/s
Size of well bore 8 3/8" ~ 9 7/8" 280
24.5 l/s
260
Number of lobes 3/4 22 l/s
SPEED （RPM）
240
19.5 l/s
Flow rate 17 ~ 27 L/s 270~430gpm 220
200 17 l/s
160
Motor differential
Peak Efficiency
120
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Recommended
Maximum 1000 2000 3000

WOB 160 kN 36000 lbs 320
300 430 gpm
52.4~78.54 70.2~105.3
Power 280
kW HP 390 gpm
260
350 gpm
SPEED （RPM）
240
220 310 gpm
Length 6.48 m 21.3 ft
200 270 gpm
180
Bend length 1.33 / 1.98 m 4.35 / 6.50 ft
160

Peak Efficiency
120

0 200 400 600 600 1000
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5LZ165×7.0
（6 1/2"，5/6 M/L）

TORQUE（N.m）
Size (OD) 165 mm 6 1/2" 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000
200
180
Size of well bore 8 3/8" ~ 9 7/8" 28 l/s
160
25 l/s
Number of lobes 5/6 140 22 l/s
SPEED （RPM）
120
16~28/47.3 254~445/750 19 l/s
Flow rate L/s gpm 100 16 l/s
80
60
Motor differential
Peak Efficiency
20
0 1 2 3 4 5 6
Recommended
WOB 80 kN 18000 lbs
TORQUE（lb-ft）
Maximum 1000 2000 3000 4000
WOB 160 kN 36000 lbs 200
33.5~59.65 44.9~80 HP 180 445 gpm

Power kW 160 400 gpm
140 350 gpm
SPEED （RPM）
120 300 gpm

Length 6.48 m 21.3 ft 100 254 gpm
80
Bend length 1.33 / 1.98 m 4.35 / 6.50 ft 60
40
20

0 200 400 600 800
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7LZ165×7.0
（6 1/2"，7/8 M/L）
Size (OD) 165mm 6 1/2"
Size of well bore 8 3/8" ~9 7/8"
Number of lobes 7/8

16 ~ 28.4 254~450
Flow rate l/s gpm
Output speed 78~140 r/min
Motor differential
pressure 2.5 MPa 360 psi

Recommended
WOB 80 kN 18000 lbs
Maximum
WOB 150 kN 33750lbs
32.1~56.2
Power 43~75.4 HP
kW
Bend length 1.49/2.16 m 4.90/7.10 ft
Top thread 4 1/2" API REG

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C5LZ165×7.0

TORQUE（N.m）
Size (OD) 165 mm 6 1/2" 260
2000 4000 6000 8000
37.9 l/s
240
220 33 l/s
SPEED （RPM）
29 l/s
180
18.93~37.85 300~ 600
140
120
Motor differential
Peak Efficiency
80
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Recommended
Maximum 2000 4000 6000
WOB 180 kN 40500 lbs 260
600 gpm
70.7~ 141.4 95~190 HP 240
200
SPEED （RPM）
450 gpm
180
Length 8.44 m 26.74 ft 160 375 gpm

140
Bend length 1.49/2.16 m 4.90/7.10 ft 120 300 gpm
100
80

0 200 400 600 800 1000
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D7LZ165×7.0
（6 1/2"，7/8 M/L）

1000 2000 3000
Size (OD) 165 mm 6 1/2" 220
200 28 l/s
Size of well bore 8 3/8" ~ 9 7/8" 25.5 l/s
180
160 23 l/s
Number of lobes 7/8
SPEED （RPM）
20.5 l/s
140
18 l/s
Flow rate 18 ~ 28 L/s 285~445gpm 120
100
Output speed 130 ~200 r/min 80
40
0 1 2 3 4
Recommended
Maximum 1000 2000

WOB 150 kN 33700 lbs 220
200 445 gpm
31.3~48.2 42~64.6 HP
160 365 gpm

SPEED （RPM）
325 gpm
140
285 gpm
Length 4.91 m 16.11 ft 120
100
Bend length 1.33 / 1.98 m 4.35 / 6.50 ft 80
60
40
20
Top thread 4 1/2" API REG 0 100 200 300 400 500
- 43 -
9LZ165×7.0
（6 1/2"，9/10 M/L）

TORQUE（N.m）
Size (OD) 165 mm 6 1/2" 140
1000 2000 3000 4000 5000
31.6 l/s
130
120 28 l/s
Number of lobes 9 / 10 110
SPEED （RPM）
25 l/s
100
19~31.6/50.5 300~500/800 22 l/s
19 l/s
80
50

0 1 2 3 4
Recommended
1000 2000 3000
Maximum 140
WOB 160 kN 36000 lbs 500 gpm
130
28.5~45.24 38.2~60.67 450 gpm
Power 120
kW HP
110 400 gpm
SPEED （RPM）
100
350 gpm
90
Length 5.81 m 19.0 ft 80
300 gpm
70
Bend length 1.49/2.16 m 4.90/7.10 ft
60
Peak Efficiency
50
40
0 100 200 300 400 500
Top thread 4 1/2" API REG MOTOR DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE（psi）

- 44 -
5LZ172×7.0
（6 3/4"，5/6 M/L）

TORQUE（N.m）
Size (OD) 172 mm 6 3/4" 220

1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000
200 37.8 l/s

180
33 l/s
SPEED （RPM）
28 l/s
140
18.93~ 37.85 300~ 600
Flow rate 24 l/s
L/s gpm 120
100 18.9 l/s
80
Motor differential
Peak Efficiency
40
0 1 2 3 4 5 6
Recommended
TORQUE（lb-ft）
Maximum
WOB 200 kN 44990 lbs 220
1000 2000 3000 4000 5000
38.3~ 76.6 51.4~102.8 200 600 gpm

Power kW HP 180
520 gpm
160
SPEED （RPM）
440 gpm
140
Length 6.52 m 21.4 ft 380 gpm
120
100 300 gpm
Bend length 1.49 m 4.90 ft
80

Peak Efficiency
40
0 200 400 600 800
- 45 -
C4LZ172×7.0

TORQUE（N.m）
Size (OD) 172 mm 6 3/4" 2000 4000 6000 8000 10000

300 37.8 l/s
Size of well bore 8 3/8" ~ 9 7/8" 280
260 33 l/s
240
Number of lobes 4/5
SPEED （RPM）
220 28 l/s
18.93~37.85 300~600gpm 200
Flow rate L/s 180
24 l/s
160
140
Peak Efficiency
80
0 2 4 6 8 10 12
Recommended
TORQUE（lb-ft）
Maximum 2000 4000 6000 8000
300 600 gpm
99.2~ 198.5 133~266
Power 280
kW HP 260 525 gpm
240
SPEED （RPM）
220 450 gpm

200
180
160
300 gpm
120
Peak Efficiency
80
0 400 800 1200 1600
- 46 -
C5LZ172×7.0

TORQUE（N.m）
Size (OD) 172 mm 6 3/4" 220
2000 4000 6000 8000 10000
200 37.9 l/s

180
33 l/s
SPEED （RPM）
28 l/s
140
18.93~ 37.85 300~ 600
100 18.9 l/s

80
Motor differential
Peak Efficiency
40
0 2 4 6 8 10
Recommended
TORQUE（lb-ft）
Maximum
WOB 340 kN 76500 lbs 220
2000 4000 6000 8000
71.9~ 144 97 ~193 200 600 gpm

Power kW HP 180
525 gpm
160
SPEED （RPM）
450 gpm
140
Length 9.29 m 30.5 ft 120 375 gpm
100 300 gpm

80

Peak Efficiency
40
0 400 800 1200
- 47 -
C5LZ172×7.0Ⅱ

TORQUE（N.m）
Size (OD) 172 mm 6 3/4" 2000 4000 6000 8000
220
200
180
33 l/s
SPEED （RPM）
28 l/s
140
18.93~37.85 300~ 600
Flow rate 24 l/s
L/s gpm 120
100 18.9 l/s
80
Motor differential
Peak Efficiency
40
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Recommended
Maximum 2000 4000 6000
WOB 300 kN 67500 lbs 220
200
53.9~ 107.8 72 ~144 600 gpm
Power kW HP 180
525 gpm
160
SPEED （RPM）
450 gpm
140
375 gpm
Length 7.87 m 25.9 ft 120
100 300 gpm
60
40

0 200 400 600 800 1000
- 48 -
C7LZ172×7.0Ⅱ
Size (OD) 172 mm 6 3/4"
Number of lobes 7/8

18.93~37.85 300~ 600
Flow rate L/s gpm
Motor differential
pressure 4 MPa 580 psi

Recommended
Maximum
Power 53~ 106 kW 72 ~144 HP

- 49 -
5LZ197×7.0
（7 3/4"，5/6 M/L）

TORQUE（N.m）
Size (OD) 197 mm 7 3/4" 2000 4000 6000 8000

160
36 l/s
Size of well bore 9 7/8" ~ 12 1/4" 140
32.5 l/s
29 l/s
Number of lobes 5/6
120
SPEED （RPM）
25.5 l/s
22 ~36/55 350~570/870 100
Flow rate L/s gpm 22 l/s
80
60
Motor differential
40

20
0 1 2 3 4 5 6

Maximum 240 kN 54000 lbs 2000 4000 6000
WOB 160
570 gpm
49.7~78.54 67 ~ 105.3
Power 140
kW HP 515 gpm
120 460 gpm

SPEED （RPM）
405 gpm
100
80
Bend length 1.58 / 2.29 m 5.19 / 7.53 ft
60

40

0 200 400 600 800
- 50 -
C5LZ197×7.0
（7 3/4" extended，5/6 M/L）
4000 8000 12000 160000

Size (OD) 197 mm 7 3/4"
160 11 l/s
Size of well bore 9 7/8" ~ 12 1/4" 140 9.5 l/s
SPEED（RPM）
8.0 l/s
22 ~36/55 350~570/870 3.15 l/s

Flow rate L/s gpm 100 6.0 l/s

Peak Efficiency
Motor differential 5.2 MPa 754 psi
pressure 60

0 2 4 6 8 10 12
145 kN 32620 lbs
WOB
4000 8000
Maximum 12000
290 kN 65240 lbs
WOB 160 570gpm
93.1~150 124 ~ 200HP
Power kW 140 515gpm
460gpm
SPEED（RPM）
120
405gpm
100 350gpm
Bend length 1.58 / 2.29 m 5.19 / 7.53 ft 80

Peak Efficiency

0 400 800 1200 1600
- 51 -
5LZ203×7.0
（8"，5/6 M/L）

2000 4000 6000 8000
Size (OD) 203 mm 8" 160
36 l/s
Size of well bore 9 7/8" ~ 12 1/4" 140
32.5 l/s
120 29 l/s
Number of lobes 5/6
SPEED （RPM）
25.5 l/s
100
22 ~36/55 350~570/870 22 l/s
Flow rate L/s gpm
80
60
Motor differential Peak Efficiency

0 1 2 3 4 5 6

Maximum 240 kN 54000 lbs 160

2000 4000 6000
WOB 570 gpm
49.7~78.54 67 ~ 105.3 140
Power kW HP 515 gpm
120 460 gpm

SPEED （RPM）
405 gpm
100
350 gpm
80
Bend length 1.58 / 2.29 m 5.19 / 7.53 ft 60

Peak Efficiency

0 200 400 600 800
- 52 -
C5LZ203×7.0
（8" extended，5/6 M/L）

8000 12000 160000
Size (OD) 203 mm 8" 4000
160 11 l/s
140 9.5 l/s
SPEED（RPM）
Number of lobes 5/6 8.0 l/s
120
22 ~36/55 350~570/870 3.15 l/s

Peak Efficiency
pressure 60

0 2 4 6 8 10 12
145 kN 32620 lbs
WOB
4000 8000 12000
Maximum 290 kN 65240 lbs
WOB 160 570gpm
93.1~150 124 ~ 200HP
Power kW 140 515gpm
460gpm
SPEED（RPM）
120
405gpm
Length 8.77 m 28.77 ft 100 350gpm
Bend length 1.58 / 2.29 m 5.19 / 7.53 ft 80

Peak Efficiency

0 400 800 1200 1600

- 53 -
7LZ203×7.0
（8"，7/8 M/L）
Size (OD) 203 mm 8"
Number of lobes 7/8

22 ~56.78 350~900gpm
Flow rate L/s
pressure

WOB
Maximum 240 kN 54000 lbs
WOB
42.67~ 57.2~
Power 112.5 kW 150.9HP
Bend length 1.58 / 2.29 m 5.19 / 7.53 ft

- 54 -
C3LZ216×7.0

2000 4000 6000 8000 10000 12000
Size (OD) 216 mm 8 1/2" 290 56.8 l/s
270
250 49.5 l/s
Number of lobes 3/4

230
SPEED （RPM）
42.5 l/s
210
28 ~56.78 444~900
Flow rate 190
L/s gpm 170
35.0 l/s

28 l/s
130
Motor differential
Peak Efficiency
90
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Recommended
2000 4000 6000 8000
Maximum
WOB 360 kN 80935 lbs 290 900 gpm
120.4~240.8 160 ~ 320 270

230
SPEED （RPM）
670 gpm
210
190
Length 8.29 m 27.18 ft 170
560 gpm
2.46 /1.57 150

Bend length 8.07/5.15 ft 444 gpm
m 130
110
90
70
Top thread 6 5/8" API REG 0 200 400 600 800 1000
- 55 -
C5LZ216×7.0

TORQUE（N.m）
Size (OD) 216 mm 8 1/2" 240
4000 8000 12000 16000
220
200
Number of lobes 5/6 180 49.5 l/s
SPEED （RPM）
160
28 ~56.78 444~900 42.5 l/s
35.5 l/s
120
Output speed 105 ~ 210 r/min 28 l/s
100
Motor differential
Peak Efficiency
60
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Recommended
Maximum 2000 4000 6000 8000 10000 12000
WOB 360 kN 80935 lbs 240
220
117.6~235.3 158 ~ 315
Power 900 gpm
kW HP 200
180 790 gpm
SPEED （RPM）
160 675 gpm

Length 8.29 m 27.18 ft 140
560 gpm
120
Bend length 2.46 /1.57 m 8.07/5.15 ft 100 444 gpm
80
60

0 200 400 600 800 1000
- 56 -
3LZ244×7.0
（9 5/8"，3/4 M/L）

2000 4000 6000 8000 10000
Size (OD) 244 mm 9 5/8" 300
56.8 l/s
280
Size of well bore 12 1/4" ~ 17 1/2" 260
240 48.0 l/s
220
Number of lobes 3/4
SPEED （RPM）
200
38.0 l/s
18.93~56.78 300~900 180
140 28.0 l/s
Motor differential 100 18.9 l/s

Peak Efficiency
60
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Recommended
Maximum 2000 4000 6000 8000

WOB 400 kN 90000 lbs 300
900 gpm
280
70.8~213.8 95 ~ 286
Power 260
kW HP 240 750 gpm
220
SPEED （RPM）
200
600 gpm
180
Length 7.56 m 24.8 ft 160
140 450 gpm
100 300 gpm
Peak Efficiency
60
0 200 400 600 800 1000
- 57 -
5LZ244×7.0
（9 5/8"，5/6 M/L）

TORQUE（N.m）
Size (OD) 244 mm 9 5/8" 4000 8000 12000 16000
140 75.7 l/s
Size of well bore 12 1/4" ~ 17 1/2" 130
69.5 l/s
120
SPEED （RPM）
110
50.7 ~ 75.7 800~1200 100 57.0 l/s

70
Motor differential
Peak Efficiency
50
0 1 2 3 4 5
Recommended
TORQUE（lb-ft）
Maximum 4000 8000 12000
140 1200 gpm
87.7~136.3 118 ~ 182.8
Power 130
kW HP 1100 gpm
120
1000 gpm
SPEED （RPM）
110
100 900 gpm
90 800 gpm
80
70

Peak Efficiency
50
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700
- 58 -
LZ127×3.5
（5"，1/2 H.S.）

TORQUE（N.m）
Size (OD) 127 mm 5" 200 400 600 800 1000

560 15.8 l/s
Size of well bore 6 1/2" ~ 7 7/8" 520
14.0 l/s
480
12.5 l/s
SPEED （RPM）
400 11.0 l/s
Flow rate 9.5~15.8 L/s 150~250gpm 360 9.5 l/s

320
240
Motor differential
Peak Efficiency
160
0 1 2 3 4 5
Recommended
200 400 600 800
Maximum
WOB 40 kN 9000 lbs 560 250 gpm
520
21.4~33.78 28.7 ~ 45.3 225 gpm
Power kW HP 480
200 gpm
440
SPEED （RPM）
400 175 gpm

360 150 gpm
Length 5.8 m 18.9 ft 320
280
200
Peak Efficiency
120
Top thread 3 1/2" API REG 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700
- 59 -
LZ165×3.5
（6 1/2"，1/2 H.S.）

400 800 1200 1600
Size (OD) 165 mm 6 1/2" 480 22.0 l/s
440
Size of well bore 8 3/8" ~ 9 7/8 " 19.5 l/s
400
17.5 l/s
SPEED （RPM）
Number of lobes 1/2
360
320 15.0 l/s
12.6 ~ 22 200~350
Flow rate 280
L/s gpm 12.6 l/s
240
120
0 1 2 3 4 5
Recommended
Maximum 400 800 1200
WOB 55 kN 12100 lbs
480 350 gpm
Power 27~47 kW 36 ~ 63 HP 440

315 gpm
400
275 gpm
SPEED （RPM）
360
320 240 gpm
Length 6m 19.7 ft
280 200 gpm
Bend length 1.33 / 1.98 m 4.35 / 6.50 ft 240

200
Peak Efficiency
120
80
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700
- 60 -
LZ197×3.5
（7 3/4"，1/2 H.S.）

500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000
Size (OD) 197 mm 7 3/4" 420
28.4 l/s
390
Size of well bore 9 7/8" ~ 12 1/4 " 26.0 l/s
360
24.0 l/s
SPEED （RPM）
300 21.5 l/s
300~450
Flow rate 19~28.4 L/s 270 19.0 l/s
gpm
240
180
Motor differential
Peak Efficiency
120
0 1 2 3 4 5
Maximum torque 3064 N.m MOTOR DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE（MPa）
2260 ft-lbs
Recommended
WOB 54 kN 11800 lbs
TORQUE（lb-ft）
Maximum 500 1000 1500 2000
WOB 83 kN 18200 lbs
420 450 gpm
44.1~ 66.6 59 ~ 89.3
Power 390
kW HP 360
415 gpm
375 gpm
330
SPEED （RPM）
340 gpm
300
Length 6.2 m 20.2 ft 270 300 gpm
240
Bend length 1.58 / 2.29 m 5.19 / 7.53 ft 210
180
Peak Efficiency
120
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700
- 61 -
LZ244×3.5
（9 5/8"，1/2 H.S.）

1000 2000 3000 4000 5000
Size (OD) 244 mm 9 5/8" 380
44.0 l/s
350
Size of well bore 12 1/4" ~ 17 1/2 " 40 l/s
320
290 35 l/s
Number of lobes
SPEED （RPM）
1/2
260 30 l/s
25.2 ~ 44 400~700 230
25.2 l/s

140
Motor differential
Peak Efficiency
80
0 1 2 3 4 5
Recommended
Maximum 1000 2000 3000
WOB 102 kN 23000 lbs 380 700 gpm
59.1~103 79 ~ 138 350
Power kW HP 320
625 gpm
290 550 gpm

SPEED （RPM）
260 475 gpm

Length 7.87 m 25.8 ft 230
400 gpm
200
140
Peak Efficiency
80
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700
- 62 -
LZ100×7.0
（3 7/8"，1/2 H.S.）

TORQUE（N.m）
Size (OD) 100 mm 3 7/8" 250 500 750 1000 1250
700 11 l/s
Size of well bore 4 5/8" ~ 6 " 640
580 9.5 l/s
SPEED （RPM）
8.0 l/s
460
Flow rate 4.7 ~ 11 L/s 75~175gpm 400
6.0 l/s
340
Output speed 280 ~ 700 r/min 280 4.7 l/s

Peak Efficiency
100
0 2 4 6 8 10
Recommended
WOB 35 kN 7900 lbs
TORQUE（lb-ft）
Maximum 250 500 750
WOB 57 kN 12800 lbs
560 175 gpm
19.1~47.65 26 ~ 63.9
Power 520
kW HP 480 150 gpm
440
SPEED （RPM）
125 gpm
400
Length 6.4 m 21 ft 360
100 gpm
320
Bend length 1.33 / 0.93 m 4.36 / 3.05 ft 280 75 gpm
240
Peak Efficiency
160
0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400
- 63 -
LZ120×7.0
（4 3/4"，1/2 H.S.）
Items TORQUE（N.m）
Metric English
500 1000 1500
Size (OD) 120 mm 4 3/4" 600 15 l/s
550
Size of well bore 5 7/8" ~ 7 7/8 " 500 12.5 l/s
SPEED （RPM）
450
400
Flow rate 6.33~15 L/s 100~240gpm 350

8.5 l/s
300
Output speed 245 ~ 600 r/min 250 6.3 l/s
150

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Recommended
Maximum 250 500 750 1000

WOB 70 kN 15740 lbs 600 240 gpm
550
Power 20~50 kW 27 ~ 67 HP
500 205 gpm
SPEED （RPM）
450
170 gpm
400
Length 6.4 m 21 ft 350
135 gpm
300
Bend length 1.41 / 0.91 m 4.63 / 2.99 ft
250 100 gpm

Peak Efficiency
150
0 200 400 600 800 1000
- 64 -
LZ127×7.0
（5"，1/2 H.S.）

TORQUE（N.m）
Size (OD) 127 mm 5"

500 1000
680 19 l/s
Size of well bore 6 1/2" ~ 7 7/8 " 630

17.0 l/s
580
Number of lobes 1/2
SPEED （RPM）
530 14.5 l/s
150~300 480
Flow rate 9.5 ~ 19 L/s gpm 430 12 l/s

330 9.5 l/s
Motor differential
Peak Efficiency
230
0 1 2 3 4 5 6
1050 ft-lbs
Recommended
WOB 47 kN 10600 lbs
TORQUE（lb-ft）
Maximum 250 500 750 1000
680 300 gpm
25.7~51.5 34.5 ~ 69 HP
Power 630
kW 260 gpm
580
SPEED （RPM）
530
225 gpm
480
Length 6.6 m 21.5 ft 430 190 gpm
380
330

Peak Efficiency
230
0 200 400 600 800
- 65 -
LZ165×7.0
（6 1/2"，1/2 H.S.）

TORQUE（N.m）
Size (OD) 165 mm 6 1/2" 1000 2000 3000
550 25.2 l/s
Size of well bore 8 3/8" ~ 9 7/8 " 500 23 l/s
Number of lobes 1/2 450 20.5 l/s
SPEED （RPM）
15.8 ~ 25.2 250~400 400 18 l/s

200
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Recommended
WOB 80 kN 18000 lbs
TORQUE（lb-ft）
Maximum 500 1000 1500 2000 2000
550 400 gpm
66.6~104.7 89~140.3 HP
450 325 gpm

SPEED （RPM）
400 290 gpm

350 250 gpm
Bend length 1.33 / 1.98 m 4.35 / 6.50 ft 300
250
200
0 200 400 600 800 1000
- 66 -
LZ197×7.0
（7 3/4"，1/2 H.S.）

TORQUE（N.m）
Size (OD) 197 mm 7 3/4" 400
1000 2000 3000 4000 5000
31.6 l/s
370
340 28 l/s
Number of lobes 1/2 310 25 l/s
SPEED （RPM）
280
Flow rate 19~31.6 L/s 300~500gpm 250
22 l/s
19 l/s
220
Output speed 230 ~390 r/min
190
Motor differential
Peak Efficiency
130
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Recommended
TORQUE（lb-ft）
Maximum 1000 2000 3000
WOB 240 kN 54000 lbs 400
500 gpm
70.5~120 95 ~ 160.4 370
310 400 gpm

SPEED （RPM）
280
350 gpm
Length 7.8 m 25.6 ft 250
300 gpm
220
Bend length 1.58 / 2.29 m 5.19 / 7.53 ft
190

Peak Efficiency
130
0 200 400 600 800 1000
- 67 -
LZ244×7.0
（9 5/8"，1/2 H.S.）

2000 4000 6000 8000 10000 12000
Size (OD) 244 mm 9 5/8" 410
63 l/s
380
Size of well bore 12 1/4" ~ 17 1/2" 350 56 l/s
320
Number of lobes 1/2 50 l/s
SPEED （RPM）
290
600~1000 44 l/s
Flow rate 38 ~ 63 L/s 260
gpm
38 l/s
230
Motor differential
Peak Efficiency
140
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
9200 ft-lbs
Recommended
TORQUE（lb-ft）
Maximum 2000 4000 6000 8000
WOB 329 kN 74000 lbs 410
1000 gpm
157~261.2 210~350 HP 380
320 800 gpm

SPEED （RPM）
290
700 gpm
Length 9m 29.5 ft 260
600 gpm
230
200
Peak Efficiency
140
110
0 200 400 600 800 1000
- 68 -
K5LZ95X7.0 ADM
（3 3/4"，5/6）
Items Metric English Draw a line through any two known points of the
three axes,the intersection on the third axis
Size (OD) 95 mm 3 3/4" is the corresponding value under this condition.
Size of well Example: the injection rate is
bore 4 1/4" ~ 5 7/8" 30m3/min,injection pressure is 3MPa,then,the
Number of rotating speed is 140r/min.
lobes 5/6 Note: the value of air injection rate is the one
under standard state,and the actual value should
Flow rate
(liquid) 5 ~ 10 L/s 80~160 gpm be transformed before using this chart.
Output speed
(liquid) 60 ~130 r/min
Flow rate
(air) 25 m3/min 880 scfm
Output speed
（air） 130 ~260 r/min
Motor
Differential 2 MPa 290 psi
pressure
Maximum
torque 1600 N.m 1180 ft-lbs
Recommended
WOB 30 kN 6744 lbs
Maximum
WOB 60 kN 13488 lbs
8.5 ~ 18.2
Power (liquid) 6.3~13.6 kW
HP
18.2 ~ 36.4
Power (air) 13.6~27.2 kW
HP
Length 5.8 m 19 ft
Bend length 1.33 / 0.93 m 4.36 / 3.05 ft
- 69 -
K7LZ120X7.0 ADM
（4 3/4"，7/8）
Flow rate
(liquid) 10 ~ 20 L/s 160~317gpm be transformed before using this chart.
Output speed
Flow rate
Output speed
（air） 100 ~200 r/min
Motor
Differential 1.8 MPa 260 psi
pressure
Maximum
Recommended
WOB 55 kN 12365 lbs
Maximum
19.4 ~ 38.9
Power (liquid) 14.5~29 kW
HP
38.9 ~ 77.8
Power (air) 29 ~ 58 kW
HP

Bend length 1.49 / 0.99 m 4.88 / 3.25 ft
- 70 -
K7LZ165X7.0 ADM
（6 1/2"，7/8）
bore 8 3/8" ~ 9 7/8" 130m3/min,injection pressure is 3.5MPa,then,the
Flow rate
(liquid) 19 ~ 38 L/s 300~600gpm be transformed before using this chart.
Output speed
Flow rate
Output speed
（air） 135 ~270 r/min
Motor
pressure
Maximum
Recommended
WOB 90 kN 20250 lbs
Maximum
42.1 ~ 84.2
HP
109 ~ 218
Power (air) 81.6~163 kW
HP
Length 7.6 m 25 ft
Bend length 1.49/2.16 m 4.90/7.10 ft
- 71 -
K7LZ172X7.0 ADM
（6 3/4"，7/8）
bore 8 3/8" ~ 9 7/8" 130m3/min,injection pressure is 3.5MPa,then,the
Flow rate
(liquid) 22 ~ 38.5 L/s 350~610gpm be transformed before using this chart.
Output speed
Flow rate
Output speed
（air） 130 ~260 r/min
Motor
pressure
Maximum
Recommended
Maximum
42.1 ~ 84.2
HP
109 ~ 218
HP

- 72 -
K7LZ197X7.0 ADM
（7 3/4"，7/8）
Flow rate
(liquid) 33.5 ~ 56.7 L/s530~900gpm be transformed before using this chart.
Output speed
Flow rate
Output speed
（air） 90 ~210 r/min
Motor
pressure
Maximum
Recommended
Maximum
77.2 ~123.6
HP
139 ~ 325
HP

Bend length 1.58 / 2.29 m 5.19 / 7.53 ft
- 73 -
K7LZ244X7.0 ADM
（9 5/8"，7/8）
Size (OD) 244 mm 9 5/8" is the corresponding value under this
Size of well condition.
bore 12 1/4" ~ 17 1/2" Example: the injection rate is
3
280m /min,injection pressure is 4MPa,then,the
Number of
lobes 7/8 rotating speed is 75r/min.
Note: the value of air injection rate is the
Flow rate one under standard state,and the actual value
(liquid) 42 ~ 70 L/s 665~1110gpm should be transformed before using this chart.
Output speed
Flow rate (air) 110 m3/min 3900 scfm
Output speed
（air） 80 ~230 r/min
Motor
pressure
Maximum
Recommended
Maximum
Power (liquid) 63~110 kW 84.5 ~147.5
Power (air) 125.6~361 kW 168 ~ 484 HP

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13 Fishing
For the moment BPM can provide two kinds of driveshaft assemblies, Compact and Ordinary.
For the difference of configuration between these two kinds of driveshaft assembly, the listed
fishing parameters are divided into two kinds, too.
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(1) motors assembled with Ordinary driveshaft assembly

5LZ60 5LZ73 5LZ89 5LZ95 5LZ120 D5LZ120 3LZ165
×7.0 ×7.0 ×7.0 ×7.0 ×7.0 ×7.0 ×7.0
OD 60 73 89 95 120 120 165
L1 190 235 265 270 261 261 388
L2 1600 1650 2700 2500 3000 2370 3860
L3 1080 1015 1059 780 961 —— 1203
L4 430 550 636 764 660 660 1030
L5 125 175 250 250 300 300 350
L6 896 850 870 500 535 1970 750
L7 1530 1620 2600 2390 3000 1950 3788
A 42 55 45 45 60 60 79.4
B 48.5 59 70 76 95.6 95.6 127
C 32.2 42 49 59.5 71.2 71.2 93
D 38 50.5 60 68 85 —— 114.3
E 32 30 40 62 80 38 113
F 47 55 65 65 80 80 118
G 48 59 70 74.5 95 —— 133.4
H 26 32 36 40 55 55 75
J 38 48 60 70 85 85 115
K 26 32 36 40 55 55 84
M 30 36 42 48 63.5 63.5 92
N 43 48 75 80 100 100 144
p 31 36 45 50 65 65 95
5LZ165 D7LZ165 5LZ197 C3LZ216 C5LZ216 3LZ244 5LZ244
×7.0 ×7.0 ×7.0 ×7.0 ×7.0 ×7.0 ×7.0
OD 165 165 197 216 216 244.5 244.5
L1 388 388 406 430 430 626 626
L2 3860 2350 4014 5200 5200 4486 4486
L3 1203 1203 1279 1410 1410 1397 1397
L4 1030 1030 1180 1245 1245 1233 1233
L5 350 350 420 425 425 417 417
L6 750 750 775 775 775 915 915
L7 3788 2290 3610 5110 5110 4040 3990
A 79.4 79.4 98.4 105 105 109.5 109.5
B 127 133 160 178 178 200 200
C 97.8 102.6 121.6 132 137.8 150 150
D 114.3 114.3 144 160 160 187.3 187.3
E 113 113 140 140 140 150 140
F 118 118 140 145 145 155 155
G 133.4 133.4 162 177 177 205 205
H 75 75 89.5 110 110 130 130
J 115 115 130 155 155 175 175
K 84 84 90 110 110 130 130
M 92 92 100 117 117 146 146
N 144 144 170 180 180 215 215
p 95 95 110 120 120 150 150
mm
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(2) motors assembled with Compact driveshaft assembly

C5LZ95 C5LZ95 5LZ100 C5LZ120 C5LZ165 7LZ165 5LZ172 C4LZ172
×7.0 ×7.0Ⅱ ×7.0 ×7.0 ×7.0 ×7.0 ×7.0 ×7.0
OD 95 95 100 120 165 165 172 172
L1 270 270 290 260 388 388 385 385
L2 5145 3765 2500 6020 3860 3860 3700 4065
L3 785 785 770 961 1203 1203 1240 1240
L4 700 700 700 739 1194 1194 1194 1194
L5 237 237 237 300 382 382 440 440
L6 505 505 500 535 750 750 750 750
L7 4805 3670 2390 5950 3788 3788 3585 3585
A 45 45 45 60 79.4 79.4 79.4 79.4
B 76 76 82.5 95.6 127 127 140 140
C 58.6 58.6 59.5 73.5 97.8 101.2 109.2 106.8
D 68 68 74 85 114.3 114.3 127 127
E 65 65 65 80 120 120 120 120
F 65 65 65 80 121 121 121 121
G 82 82 82 102 140 140 140 140
H 45 45 45 65 92 92 92 92
J 75 75 75 95 112 112 112 112
K 57 57 57 75 115 115 115 115
M 70 70 70 90 130 130 130 130
N 82 82 82 106 158 158 158 158
p 100 100 100 127 172 172 172 172
C5LZ172 C5LZ172 C7LZ172 5LZ197 C5LZ197 5LZ203 C5LZ203 7LZ203
×7.0 ×7.0Ⅱ ×7.0Ⅱ ×7.0 ×7.0 ×7.0 ×7.0 ×7.0
OD 172 172 172 197 197 203 203 203
L1 385 385 385 406 406 406 406 406
L2 6385 5050 5050 3760 5550 3760 5550 4050
L3 1240 1240 1240 1279 1279 1279 1304 1304
L4 1194 1194 1194 1264 1264 1264 1264 1264
L5 440 440 440 416.6 416.6 416.6 416.6 416.6
L6 750 750 750 775 775 775 775 775
L7 5905 4835 4890 3610 5350 3610 5350 3955
A 79.4 79.4 79.4 98.4 98.4 98.4 98.4 98.4
B 140 140 140 160 160 160 160 160
C 109.2 109.2 111 121.6 121.6 121.6 121.6 129.8
D 127 127 127 144 144 144 144 144
E 120 120 120 140 140 140 140 140
F 121 121 121 145 145 145 145 145
G 140 140 140 162 162 162 162 162
H 92 92 92 110 110 110 110 110
J 112 112 112 150 150 150 150 150
K 115 115 115 132 132 132 132 132
M 130 130 130 150 150 150 150 150
N 158 158 158 184 184 184 184 184
p 172 172 172 203 203 203 203 203
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perfectly between practicality and document. Please contact us.
Address: No. 41, Zhixin Road, Haidian District, Beijing, 100083, P.R.China
Phone: (8610) 62097657 (Sales) (8610) 62097692 (Technology)
Fax: (8610) 62311837
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E-mail: sales@bpmf. com. cn;
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What are the main components of a downhole motor?

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What are the different styles of bend for a steerable motor?

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BPM-DOWNHOLE MOTOR

3 STRUCTURE AND PRINCIPLE.............................................................. 2

8 TROUBLESHOOTING IN THE HOLE................................................... 21

9 SWING AND STORAGE ....................................................................... 22

11 ORDINARY MODELS ........................................................................... 25

C: extended power section

③Symbol of downhole motor (LZ)

④Size of motor (OD in millimeter)

⑤Maximum bit pressure drop permitted (MPa)

⑥Upswing times` code (Ⅰ、Ⅱ、Ⅲ……)

D: single bend (bent sub or bent housing)

⑨Hollowed rotor (F: hollowed rotor; omitted: normal blind -rotor)

⑩Maximal heat resistant performance (G: 150℃; omitted: 120℃)

3 Structure and principle

3) Connecting rod assembly (connecting rod and housing)

5) Surface-adjustable bent housing (functions as 4) and available not

3.2 Motor (power) section

molded-in-place, rubber compound. The elastomers are

also carries the “off bottom” hydraulic thrust loads caused by

4.2 Adjustable bent housing

Warning: it is very important to make sure make-up torque

Indicating ①break out ②adjusting ③make up

Adjustable bent housing(sketch) Adjusting steps

2) Symmetrical straight-blade Spiral-blade

contents of solids or aromatic hydrocarbons can do much harm to your

Sketch of temperature effect

clarify the downhole temperature about to meet before deciding what

bearings are hurt or the motor stalls.

5.2.2 Fit on the bit

steerable motor in any one employment to be educed easily, because of

outputs have been the most successful.

Where P1 ---actual atmospheric pressure (MPa);

V1---flow rate of air compressor (m3/min);

Standpipe pressure P2:

WhereΔ Pm---motor differential pressure

P0----standpipe pressure without load

bonding agent. However, excessive firing may decrease the intensity of

9 Swing and storage

Hollowed rotor (if no request, normal rotor is provided)

Heat-resistant motor ( ≤150℃ )

Additional parts (if no request, none of them is provided)

11.2 Single-lobe motors

11.3 Air or foam motors

12 Specifications and performance

200 27.5 gpm

140 20.0 gpm

Recommended area of running are shadowed with dots as above.

Items Metric English TORQUE（N.m）

Size of well bore 2 3/4" ~ 4 3/4"

Maximum torque 280 N.m 200 ft-lbs

200 27.5 gpm

140 20.0 gpm

Items Metric English

1.26 ~ 5.05 20 ~ 80 gpm 300 3.2 l/s

Items Metric English