A tool catcher system that includes a housing. The housing defines a bore that receives a tool. The tool catcher system includes a plurality of ring segments that move radially inward and radially outward to selectively couple to and uncouple from the tool. A spring plate supports the plurality of ring segments. An actuator plate couples to the spring plate. A plurality of shafts couple the actuator plate to the spring plate. An actuator system moves the actuator plate and the spring plate in a first direction to release the tool.

Systems and methods for landing a tubing hanger in a wellhead and then orienting a tree (or spool, or flowline connection body) relative to the tubing hanger while landing the tree on the wellhead are provided. This alignment is accomplished without the use of either a tubing spool or a BOP stack with an orientation pin. The tubing hanger alignment devices may be used to orientate the tree as the tree is landed so that the couplings and stabs between the tree and the tubing hanger line up with each other just at the moment of landing.

A hanger system for a well includes a pipe spool and a tubing hanger removably coupled to the pipe spool. The pipe spool includes a spool housing defining a cylindrical spool bore extending longitudinally through the spool housing, an electrical port in the spool housing with an electrical port opening in an inner surface of the spool housing, a communication port in the spool housing with a communication port opening in the inner surface of the spool housing, and a control port in the spool housing having a control port opening in the inner surface of the spool housing. The communication port connects to a communication module, the control port connects to a control fluid supply, and the electrical port connects to a power supply. The tubing hanger includes a hanger housing, and an electrical conduit, communication conduit, and control conduit extending through the hanger housing.

Systems and methods for landing a tubing hanger in a wellhead and then orienting a tubular housing (e.g., tree, spool, or flowline connection body) relative to the tubing hanger while landing the tubular housing on the wellhead are provided. The systems may include a tubing hanger alignment device, wherein the tubing hanger alignment device includes one or more hydraulic, electric, or fiber optic lines extending therethrough and one or more couplings disposed on a lower end thereof. The tubing hanger alignment device is configured to couple one or more hydraulic, electric, or fiber optic lines on the tubular housing with one or more hydraulic, electric, or fiber optic couplings on the tubing hanger during landing of the tubular housing onto the wellhead regardless of a relative orientation of the tubing hanger and the tubular housing with respect to the wellhead.

A system formed to provide sealed passage therethrough for cables, lines, tubes or the like through the wellhead and down-hole applications. A unitary or split/wrap around hanger is provided having a main seal formed to receive and provide sealed pass-through of power and control cables, lines, conduits, or other components threaded therethrough, which main seal may have various profiles to accommodate diverse component configurations. Hinged side doors engage and support various configuration (via interchangeable inserts) and/or size components such as cable(s), line(s), conduit(s), etc. in the hanger to engage components threaded therethrough. A bowl cap, tubing adapter or other surface component with adapters is provided to allow sealed-pass through of components therethrough, and swivel flanges provide an option to ease installation.

Systems and methods for landing a tubing hanger in a wellhead and then orienting a tree (or spool, or flowline connection body) relative to the tubing hanger while landing the tree on the wellhead are provided. This alignment is accomplished without the use of either a tubing spool or a BOP stack with an orientation pin. The tubing hanger alignment devices may be used to orientate the tree as the tree is landed so that the couplings and stabs between the tree and the tubing hanger line up with each other just at the moment of landing.

A hanger system for providing sealed passage for cables, lines, tubes or the like through a wellhead is provided. The hanger has a main seal formed to receive and provide sealed pass-through of power and control cables, lines, conduits, or other threaded components therethrough, while effectively packing off and sealing the well bore. The hanger is provided with hinged side doors formed to engage and support the components. When the hanger with threaded components is positioned to rest in the bowl of the tubing head, the lower string weight is utilized to compress the main seal, providing an effective seal. The present system is suitable for use with permanent as well as temporary applications, and is designed to provide a low to medium pressure seal. Also taught is a bowl cap with compression seal to cover the present system, while providing enhanced, sealed pass-through.

A technique facilitates deployment of equipment, e.g. an electric submersible pumping system, in a subsea production operation. According to an embodiment, a subsea tree assembly, e.g. a horizontal subsea tree assembly, comprises a spool body housing having a channel extending therethrough. A production receptacle structure is secured within the channel and provides a reduced internal profile for securing wellbore equipment. For example, the internal profile may be constructed to sealably receive a cable hanger used to support power cable by which an electric submersible pumping system may be suspended. The production receptacle structure also may be equipped with a production stab for interfacing with a tubing hanger located below the production receptacle structure.

A hanger system for a well includes a pipe spool and a tubing hanger removably coupled to the pipe spool. The pipe spool includes a spool housing defining a cylindrical spool bore extending longitudinally through the spool housing, an electrical port in the spool housing with an electrical port opening in an inner surface of the spool housing, a communication port in the spool housing with a communication port opening in the inner surface of the spool housing, and a control port in the spool housing having a control port opening in the inner surface of the spool housing. The communication port connects to a communication module, the control port connects to a control fluid supply, and the electrical port connects to a power supply. The tubing hanger includes a hanger housing, and an electrical conduit, communication conduit, and control conduit extending through the hanger housing.

A tubing hanger assembly for suspending a tubing string within a wellbore is provided. The tubing hanger assembly comprises a tubing head, a tubing hanger and a tubing head adapter. The tubing hanger and the tubing head adapter have aligned through-openings such that a chemical injection line and a communications line may each be passed through respective through-openings, thereby enabling an operator to have access to the wellbore. Beneficially, the assembly also comprises a bottom flange that secures the tubing head adapter to the tubing head once the tubing hanger and connected string of production tubing are landed in the wellbore. The bottom flange may be rotated so that ports in the bottom flange may be aligned with ports in an upper flange in the tubing head. A method for hanging a string of production tubing in a wellbore is also provided herein.