Wellhead ProductIon Choke

Located at the wellhead, where the well-fluid is first extracted from the field, the production choke valve is arguably the most severe service application in the oil and gas industry. 

 
It is essential for providing controlled pressure for downstream processes and needs to handle some of the most difficult fluids and conditions in the entire oil and gas process chain.

 
With the 100DPC production choke valve, IMI CCI have standardised a product range to maximise valve service life and minimse total valve life cycle costs by addressing the specific severe service concerns which apply to this arduous application, including the following:
 
Multi-phase fluid which can make accurate sizing difficult
 
High pressure drop which leads to high kinetic energy levels, which causes erosion, vibration and noise
 
Potential for high solid content which leads to further erosion issues and potentially clogging
 
High concentrations of acids (H2S, CO2), chlorides and chemicals which can cause corrosion issues
 
Long field life with large variation of inlet pressures which subsequently require a wide range of CV’s to maintain flow rates.

Actuated & manual

MANUAL HANDWHEEL

– External grease port lubricates threads and bearings.
– Stem lock maintains set position.
– Anti-rotation keys convert rotation from the drive bushing into linear movement.
– Mechanical stroke indication as standard with excellent accessibility with high resolution.


ELECTRIC ACTUATION

– Standardisation of electric actuation completed.
– Actuator gear unit designed to guarantee self-locking function.
– Available compliant with end-user specifications.


OTHER OPTIONS

– Low power electric, hydraulic, electro-hydraulic actuation methods are available on request.
– Full range adjustable mechanical travel stop available on request.

 

Product Feature

Certification

> Quality – ISO 9001
> Metallurgy – NACE MR0175
> Function – API PR-2
> Fugitive Emission – ISO 15848-1/2
> Fire-Safe – API 6FA
> Hazardous Area – IEC Ex/ATEX/FM/C SA