Core Purpose & Equipment Adaptation
This guide covers genuine spares for BAOJI FY-50Y and FY-60Y BOP (Blowout Preventer) Handling Systems, critical for safe and efficient oil & gas well drilling operations. It caters to on-site maintenance engineers, procurement specialists, and drilling teams, addressing pain points like component wear, hydraulic system failure, and unplanned downtime. All parts comply with GB/JB standards, ensuring exact fit, corrosion resistance, and reliable performance in high-pressure, dusty, and humid wellsite environments.
1. Core Mechanical Assemblies
Foundational structural components for load-bearing and movement control of BOPs. Premature wear or misalignment risks equipment failure; genuine assemblies guarantee structural integrity and compatibility with both FY-50Y/FY-60Y systems.
No. | Part Name | Part Number | Material | Main Wear Causes | Damage Prevention Notes |
1 | Traveling Block Group | FY50-01.00 | Alloy steel (AISI 4140) with anti-corrosion zinc plating | 1. Fatigue from repeated BOP lifting; 2. Corrosion from wellsite moisture and chemicals | 1. Conduct ultrasonic crack detection every 6 months; 2. Apply anti-rust grease after each use |
2 | Lateral Block GroupⅠ | FY50-03.00 | Carbon steel (Q345B) with wear-resistant manganese alloy lining | 1. Sliding friction with BOP casing; 2. Impact damage during BOP positioning | 1. Lubricate sliding surfaces weekly with lithium-based grease; 2. Use rubber cushion pads during alignment |
3 | Driving Block Group | FY50-04.00 | Alloy steel (AISI 4130) with nitrided surface treatment | 1. Gear wear from torque transmission; 2. Vibration-induced loosening of fasteners | 1. Check gear backlash monthly (maintain 0.1-0.2mm); 2. Retighten bolts to 45 N·m every 1,000 operating hours |
4 | Lateral Block GroupⅡ | FY50-06.00 | Carbon steel (Q345B) with polyurethane wear pads | 1. Abrasion from dirt and drilling debris; 2. Uneven load distribution during BOP movement | 1. Clean sliding surfaces daily with high-pressure air; 2. Ensure BOP weight is evenly distributed before moving |
5 | Suspending Assy | FY50-07.00 | Stainless steel (304) + alloy steel lifting hooks | 1. Fatigue from long-term BOP suspension; 2. Corrosion from wellsite salt spray (offshore operations) | 1. Replace after 2 years of continuous use; 2. Apply anti-corrosion spray monthly for offshore applications |
6 | Driven Block Group | FY50-08.00 | Alloy steel (AISI 4140) with hard chrome plating | 1. Wear from chain/belt transmission; 2. Overheating from excessive load beyond rated capacity | 1. Monitor operating temperature (keep below 80℃); 2. Adjust chain tension quarterly to 500 N |
7 | Hydraulic System | FY50-09.00 | Integrated system: steel manifolds, NBR seals, and aluminum reservoirs | 1. Hydraulic oil contamination by dirt and metal particles; 2. Seal degradation under high pressure (31.5MPa) | 1. Filter hydraulic oil every 3 months (ISO 12103 Class 8); 2. Inspect seals for leakage monthly |
8 | Control Box Assy | FY50-09.01.00 | Aluminum alloy housing (IP65 rating) + copper wiring | 1. Moisture intrusion causing short circuits; 2. Vibration damage to circuit boards and connectors | 1. Check housing seals monthly for cracks; 2. Secure with shock-absorbing rubber mounts |
9 | Oil Cylinder | FYG300/180-1335 | Carbon steel cylinder barrel + chrome-plated piston rod (HRC 60-65) | 1. Piston rod wear from friction with seals; 2. Internal scuffing from contaminated hydraulic oil | 1. Lubricate piston rod weekly with anti-wear oil; 2. Use hydraulic oil compliant with GB 11118.1 |
2. Bearings
Critical for smooth rotation and load distribution in mechanical components. Bearing failure causes system jamming and costly downtime; genuine bearings meet GB standards for wear resistance and load capacity in BOP handling operations.
No. | Part Name | Part Number | Material | Main Wear Causes | Damage Prevention Notes |
1 | Bearing | 106 GB276-82 | Chrome steel (GCr15) with open design | 1. Moisture-induced rust; 2. Shaft misalignment causing uneven load distribution | 1. Apply anti-rust oil after maintenance; 2. Ensure shaft concentricity (tolerance ±0.02mm) during installation |
2 | Bearing | 306 GB276-82 | Chrome steel (GCr15) with precision grinding | 1. Lack of lubrication; 2. Contamination by wellsite dust and debris | 1. Fill with lithium-based grease (NLGI Grade 2) every 500 hours; 2. Install dust-proof covers to seal both sides |
3 | Bearing | 312 GB276-82 | Chrome steel (GCr15) with brass cage | 1. Cyclic load fatigue; 2. Grease degradation at high operating temperatures | 1. Replace after 2,000 operating hours; 2. Use high-temperature grease (max 120℃) for high-load conditions |
4 | Bearing | 60307 GB278-82 | Chrome steel (GCr15) with rubber-sealed design | 1. Overheating from excessive radial load; 2. Seal damage leading to grease leakage | 1. Never exceed rated radial load (per GB278-82); 2. Inspect seals monthly for cracks or deformation |
5 | Bearing | 8205 GB301-84 | Chrome steel (GCr15) thrust ball bearing | 1. Axial load exceeding rating; 2. Improper installation causing ball damage | 1. Control axial load within 5kN (per GB301-84); 2. Use press-fit installation to avoid ball indentation |
3. Hydraulic Valves & Instruments
Key components regulating hydraulic pressure, fluid flow, and system monitoring. Valve sticking or gauge inaccuracy disrupts BOP control; genuine parts ensure precise operation and safety compliance.
No. | Part Name | Part Number | Material | Main Wear Causes | Damage Prevention Notes |
1 | Compensation Valve (Balance Valve) | FD12FA12/B30 | Alloy steel valve body + Viton seals | 1. Chemical corrosion from hydraulic oil additives; 2. Spool wear from frequent pressure adjustments | 1. Use additives compatible with Viton; 2. Inspect spool wear semi-annually with a dial gauge |
2 | Manual Multi-fold valve | DL40-d15L-4T-4C-4C | Alloy steel valve body + aluminum alloy handle | 1. Wear from frequent manual operation; 2. Leakage from loose valve stem packing | 1. Operate valve smoothly to avoid jamming; 2. Tighten stem packing to 15 N·m monthly |
3 | Hand Operating multible pass valve | DL40-d1525L-4T-4C-4C | Alloy steel valve body + stainless steel internal components | 1. Internal leakage from seat wear; 2. Damage from excessive torque during operation | 1. Operate with specified torque (30 N·m); 2. Inspect for internal leakage annually via pressure test |
4 | Pressure gauge 25MPa | YTN-100ZT | Stainless steel case + brass internal mechanism | 1. Shock damage from hydraulic pressure spikes; 2. Moisture intrusion causing dial fogging | 1. Install a pressure snubber to dampen spikes; 2. Calibrate annually per GB/T 1226-2017 |
4. High-Pressure Hoses & Cable
Essential for hydraulic fluid transmission and load lifting. Hose bursts or cable fraying pose safety risks; genuine parts meet JB standards for pressure resistance and durability in harsh wellsite conditions.
No. | Part Name | Part Number | Material | Main Wear Causes | Damage Prevention Notes |
1 | Stecl wire rope φ286X37S+1WR | - | High-strength galvanized steel wire (breaking load ≥500kN) | 1. Fatigue from repeated bending; 2. Corrosion from wellsite moisture | 1. Maintain minimum bend radius (15×diameter); 2. Clean and lubricate monthly with wire rope grease |
2 | High-pressure soft hose(Pressure gauge) | HFJ2-P2-2-P-1 1m | Polyurethane hose + stainless steel fittings | 1. Kinking during installation; 2. Vibration damage to fittings | 1. Avoid tight bends (min radius 50mm); 2. Secure with vibration-absorbing clamps |
3 | High-pressure hose 25I-22000 | JB1885-77 | Viton rubber + 4-layer steel braid reinforcement | 1. Chemical corrosion from hydraulic oil; 2. Pressure fatigue from frequent cycling | 1. Use Viton-compatible hydraulic oil; 2. Test annually at 1.5×rated pressure |
4 | High-pressure hose 16Ⅱ-22000 | JB1885-77 | NBR rubber + 3-layer steel braid reinforcement | 1. Abrasion from contact with equipment; 2. Thermal aging from high fluid temperature | 1. Use protective sleeves in high-abrasion areas; 2. Control fluid temperature <80℃ |
5 | HIGH PRESSURE HOSE SET 10Ⅱ-30000 | - | NBR rubber + steel braid + carbon steel fittings | 1. Fitting leakage from loose connections; 2. Tension fatigue from long length | 1. Tighten fittings to 40 N·m; 2. Support hose to reduce tension |
6 | HIGH PRESSURE HOSE SET 16Ⅱ-30000 (90 DEG.ONE END) | - | NBR rubber + steel braid + 90° stainless steel fittings | 1. Stress concentration at 90° fitting; 2. Abrasion from contact | 1. Reinforce 90° fitting with brackets; 2. Inspect fitting area weekly for wear |
7 | HIGH PRESSURE HOSE SET 10Ⅱ-1230 | - | NBR rubber + steel braid + carbon steel fittings | 1. Kinking during system movement; 2. Fitting wear from vibration | 1. Avoid kinking; 2. Replace fittings annually |
8 | HIGH PRESSURE HOSE SET 16Ⅱ-1430 (90 DEG.ONE END) | - | NBR rubber + steel braid + 90° stainless steel fittings | 1. Stress concentration at 90° fitting; 2. Abrasion from contact | 1. Reinforce 90° fitting with brackets; 2. Inspect fitting area weekly for wear |
9 | HIGH PRESSURE HOSE SET 16Ⅱ-26000 (90 DEG.ONE END) | - | NBR rubber + steel braid + 90° stainless steel fittings | 1. Tension fatigue from long length; 2. External impact damage | 1. Use hose reels to manage length; 2. Install protective covers |
10 | HIGH PRESSURE HOSE SET 10Ⅱ-26000 (90 DEG.ONE END) | - | NBR rubber + steel braid + 90° stainless steel fittings | 1. Tension fatigue from long length; 2. External impact damage | 1. Use hose reels to manage length; 2. Install protective covers |
11 | HIGH PRESSURE HOSE SET 10Ⅱ-660 | - | NBR rubber + steel braid + carbon steel fittings | 1. Abrasion from equipment contact; 2. Kinking | 1. Use protective sleeves; 2. Avoid tight bends (min radius 80mm) |
12 | HIGH PRESSURE HOSE SET 10Ⅱ-800 | - | NBR rubber + steel braid + carbon steel fittings | 1. Abrasion from equipment contact; 2. Kinking | 1. Use protective sleeves; 2. Avoid tight bends (min radius 80mm) |
5. Seals, Fasteners & Accessories
Vital for preventing fluid leakage, securing components, and ensuring system integrity. Wear or loosening causes inefficiency and safety risks; genuine parts meet GB/JB standards for reliability.
No. | Part Name | Part Number | Material | Main Wear Causes | Damage Prevention Notes |
1 | Sealing UR2700P3000-PN | - | Viton rubber with metal reinforcement ring | 1. Chemical corrosion from well fluids; 2. High-pressure extrusion | 1. Avoid contact with strong acids/bases; 2. Inspect sealing surface for scratches before installation |
2 | Sealing UR1800P2050-PN | - | Viton rubber with metal reinforcement ring | 1. Chemical corrosion from well fluids; 2. High-pressure extrusion | 1. Avoid contact with strong acids/bases; 2. Inspect sealing surface for scratches before installation |
3 | Fast coupling NPT3/8 | P10.12.13SP10.02.03 | Stainless steel (316L) with NPT threads | 1. Thread wear from repeated assembly; 2. Corrosion from moisture | 1. Use thread sealant (PTFE tape) during installation; 2. Clean threads after each disassembly |
4 | Fast coupling NPT1/2 | P13.12.13SP13.02.03 | Stainless steel (316L) with NPT threads | 1. Thread wear from repeated assembly; 2. Corrosion from moisture | 1. Use thread sealant (PTFE tape) during installation; 2. Clean threads after each disassembly |
5 | Fast coupling NPT3/4 | P20.12.13SP20.02.03 | Stainless steel (316L) with NPT threads | 1. Thread damage from over-tightening; 2. Leakage from thread deformation | 1. Use torque wrench (30 N·m); 2. Inspect threads for damage before installation |
6 | Fast coupling NPT1 | P25.12.13SP25.02.03 | Stainless steel (316L) with NPT threads | 1. Thread damage from over-tightening; 2. Leakage from thread deformation | 1. Use torque wrench (30 N·m); 2. Inspect threads for damage before installation |
7 | FAST COUPLING NPT 3/8 | - | Stainless steel (316L) with NPT threads | 1. Wear of locking mechanism; 2. Corrosion from wellsite chemicals | 1. Lubricate locking mechanism monthly; 2. Rinse with clean water after use in chemical environments |
8 | Loosen buckling screw S-DX35-2 | - | Alloy steel (A2-70) with anti-loosening thread | 1. Vibration-induced loosening; 2. Corrosion from moisture | 1. Use lock washers during installation; 2. Retighten every 500 operating hours |
Field Maintenance Case Study
A drilling team in North China encountered frequent hydraulic system pressure loss in their FY-60Y BOP handler. Inspection revealed worn Viton seals (UR2700P3000-PN) due to incompatible hydraulic oil additives. Replacing seals with genuine Viton variants and switching to GB 11118.1-compliant oil resolved the issue, reducing unplanned downtime by 70% and extending seal service life from 1 month to 6 months.
FAQ
Question | Answer |
How often should high-pressure hoses (JB1885-77) be replaced? | Replace every 2 years or immediately if outer layer cracks, braid exposure, or pressure test failure (per JB1885-77). Annual pressure testing at 1.5×rated pressure is mandatory. |
What causes bearing 8205 GB301-84 failure in FY-50Y/FY-60Y systems? | Common causes: axial load exceeding 5kN (GB301-84 rating), improper press-fit installation, or lack of lubrication. Ensure correct load distribution and use lithium-based grease for lubrication. |
How to prevent NPT fast coupling leakage? | Use PTFE thread sealant during installation, tighten to 30 N·m torque, and inspect connections monthly. Avoid over-tightening to prevent thread deformation; clean threads before reassembly. |
Procurement Call to Action
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