Tubing Swivel
Definition
Also known as: Tubing Swivel
A downhole tool used with a tubing rotator when the pump and tubing string also require an anchor. Evolution’s E-Swivel uses a shear-release mechanism so the anchor can be set before the swivel permits controlled rotation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why is a tubing swivel used with a tubing rotator?
It allows the tubing string to rotate while an anti-rotation or tubing anchor remains set.
How is the E-Swivel released to rotate?
The shear screws are sheared after the anchor is set.
Can it operate in tension and compression?
Yes. Evolution states that it operates in both conditions.
What does the built-in clutch do?
It prevents uncontrolled free rotation if the tubing anchor fails.
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