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PAGE DRAWING NO. REV. DRAWING DESCRIPTION 1 PL 1292332 C FLUID END ASSEMBLY (STANDARD) 2 PL 1292613 -- FLUID END ASSEMBLY WITH PREMIUM MODULES 3 PL 1292737 -- FLUID END ASSEMBLY WITH H.P. MODULES 4 PL 1292000 U FLUID END ASSEMBLY (SHEET 1 OF 3) WITH TAPR-LOK VALVE COVERS 5 PL 1292000 U FLUID END ASSEMBLY (SHEET 2 OF 3) TOP VIEW OF ROD CHAMBERS 6 PL 1292000 U FLUID END ASSEMBLY (SHEET 3 OF 3) SECTION THRU ROD CHAMBERS 7 PL 1292120 D LINER SPRAY SYSTEM 8 PL 1292001 X POWER END ASSEMBLY (SHEET 1 OF 3) SECTION THRU POWER END 9 PL 1292001 X POWER END ASSEMBLY (SHEET 2 OF 3) SECTION THRU CRANKSHAFT 10 PL 1292001 X POWER END ASSEMBLY (SHEET 3 OF 3) SECTION THRU PINION AND CROSSHEADS 11 -- -- SUCTION STABILIZER ASSEMBLIES (OPTIONAL) 12 PL 1292312 G DAMPENER MANIFOLD, DOUBLE SIDE INLET (OPTIONAL) 13 -- -- DAMPENER MANIFOLD ASSEMBLIES (OPTIONAL) 14 -- -- LINER FLUSHING SYSTEM (OPTIONAL) 15 PL 1292316 -- LINER FLUSHING SYSTEM, RIGHT ANGLE DRIVE (OPTIONAL) 16 PL 1291157 B LINER FLUSHING PUMP, RIGHT ANGLE DRIVE (OPTIONAL) 17 -- -- STRAINER CROSS ASSEMBLIES (OPTIONAL) 18 -- -- TOOL AND ACCESSORIES 19 PL 1292004 E OUTLINE DRAWING

DRAWING DESCRIPTION 12-P-160 TRIPLEX MUD PUMP COMPLETE POWER END COMPLETE PINION SHAFT SUB-ASSEMBLY FORGED CRANKSHAFT AND GEAR ASSEMBLY FORGED CRANKSHAFT AND GEAR SUB-ASSY. LINER SPRAY SYSTEM LINER FLUSHING SYSTEM STRAINER CROSS ASSEMBLY SUCTION STABILIZER HOIST COMPLETE OUTLINE DRAWING

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This paper focuses on the operational experience that was gained during field test of the Hex Pump on a land rig in Jasper, Texas in October 2003. This field test showed that the pulsation frequency in the flow from the Hex Pump did not interfere with the MWD-measurements, providing a much cleaner signal to the directional driller. Also, the overall power consumption on the rig was reduced due to use of AC-motors.