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General| Maximum Speed | 220 RPM |
|---|---|
| Maximum Hook Load | 750 tons |
| Top Drive Speed Range | 0-220 RPM |
| Top Drive Motor Frequency | 60 Hz |
| Maximum Continuous Torque | 26, 000 ft-lbs |
| Maximum Intermittent Torque | 30, 000 ft-lb |
| Top Drive Torque Range | 0-30, 000 ft-lb |
| Top Drive Motor Type | AC Induction |
Manual layout and contact information for parts and service.
The document consists of two manuals: Installation, Operation, and Maintenance (IOM) Manual, and Parts Manual.
Covers chapters 1 – 6 of the IOM Manual.
Chapter 7 of the Parts Manual covers the following topics.
Information for ordering parts and contacting technical support.
Explanation of notes, cautions, and warnings used throughout the guide.
Details on caution and warning symbols indicating potential risks and required actions.
Details specifications for Canrig PC3000-26 and PC3000 with 26" Deck.
A side view illustration of the Catwalk.
Document certifying the Automated Power Catwalk has been manufactured and tested to meet industry requirements.
General description of the equipment's design and function.
Essential safety regulations to follow before operating the equipment.
Description of key components like Pipe Rack, Indexers, Safety Pins, Kickers, and Skate.
Step-by-step instructions for rigging up the Catwalk.
Step-by-step instructions for rigging down the Catwalk for transport.
Instructions for operating the wireless terminal and establishing radio communication.
Operating the Catwalk using the control console.
Procedure to switch the Catwalk operation mode to the control console.
Procedure for moving tubulars using the pipe handler and carrier.
Procedure for lowering tubulars from the drilling floor to the pipe racks.
Understanding HMI status messages and diagnosing error messages.
Procedures for Hot Oil Warning, High Hyd. Pressure, Hyd Oil Filter Blocked, and Low Hyd. Oil Level.
Troubleshooting and overriding safety curtain blockages.
Diagnosing errors related to wireless controller E-STOP or radio failure.
Troubleshooting pump not starting and pressure transducer errors.
Addressing winch encoder wiring, carrier overload, and carrier overshoot.
Maintenance alerts for winch cables and proximity switch errors.
Troubleshooting cable spool-out limits and PLC communication errors.
Interpreting status messages displayed on the HMI screen.
Overview of maintenance tasks including daily cleaning, greasing, and schedules.
Guidance on checking hydraulic filters, oil, and selecting the correct hydraulic oil type.
Monthly maintenance for skate cables and carrier winch lubrication and oil changes.
Provides flowcharts for diagnosing device, electrical, and hydraulic issues.
Flowcharts for diagnosing carrier operational issues like not moving up/down or in the down direction.
Flowcharts for diagnosing indexer, pipe rack, and safety pin operational problems.
Flowcharts for diagnosing skate movement issues, including moves to ramp end only and not moving.
Flowcharts for diagnosing electrical system issues, such as pump motor not starting.
Flowcharts for diagnosing hydraulic system alarms and pressure issues.
Troubleshooting steps for hot hydraulic oil alarms, including bypass and cooler checks.
Diagnosing pump motor starting issues and pressure build-up problems.
List of assemblies and parts for the Catwalk assembly.
List of assemblies and parts for the Carrier.
List of assemblies and parts for the Ramp & Lift Arm.
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