Gulfwell’s Flow Control Tools can be used in the wellbore to
Regulate flow rate: To control the flow rate of fluids in the well, ensuring that the production rate is optimized while avoiding damage to the wellbore and reservoir.
Measure flow rate: To measure the flow rate of fluids in the well, providing critical data for reservoir management, production optimization, and well testing.
Control pressure: To regulate the pressure in the well, preventing overpressure or underpressure conditions that can damage the wellbore or reservoir.
Divert flow: To divert flow to different zones in the wellbore, allowing selective production of different reservoir intervals.
Monitor well performance: To provide real-time data on well-performance, including flow rates, pressures, and temperatures, allowing operators to make informed decisions about production optimization and maintenance.
Enhance well completion: Used in well-completion operations, such as gravel packing and sand control, to improve well performance and prevent formation damage.
ACT ‘X’ and ‘R’ Landing Nipples and Lock Mandrels ACT ‘X’ and ‘R’ Landing Nipples are run into the well on the completion tubing to provide a specific landing location for subsurface flow control equipment. The common internal profiles of these landing nipples make them universal. ACT ‘X’ Landing Nipple is used in standard weight tubing. ACT ‘R’ Landing Nipple is typically used with heavyweight tubing. The completion can have as many selective nipples with the same ID in and sequence as desired on the tubing string. This versatility results in an unlimited number of positions for setting and locking subsurface flow controls. The flow control, which is attached to the required ACT ‘X’ or ‘R’ Lock Mandrel, is run in the well via the selective running tool on slickline.
ACT ‘XN’ and ‘RN’ No-Go Landing Nipples and Lock Mandrels This equipment is designed for use in single nipple installations or as the bottom nipple in a series of ACT ‘X’ or ‘R’ Landing Nipples. These Landing Nipples have the same packing bore ID for a particular tubing size and weight. ACT ‘X’ and ‘XN’ Landing Nipples are designed for use with standard weight tubing. ACT ‘R’ and ‘RN’ Landing Nipples are designed for use with heavy weight tubing (The ‘N’ designates No-Go Nipples).
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Specifications:
NO-GO OD may not be compatible with next larger size nipple.
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The ACT Model ‘G’ Bottom Bypass Blanking Plugs are available in the following models:
‘FSG’-
Run in all model
‘F’ Nipples
‘FWG’-
Run in Top No-Go Model
‘F’ Nipples
‘RZG’-
Run in Bottom No-Go Model
‘R’ Nipples
These type of plugs are run in the by pass position to allow the passage of well fluid through the assembly, while landing the equipment in a Nipple Profile. A ‘C-I’ Running Tool is used to run the plug.
Once sat in the Nipple Profile this group of plugs can hold pressure from above and below. The pressure is equalized prior to retrieval by pulling the Equalizing Mandrel. A standard Pulling Tool and proper Probe for the style of Lock is used to pull the plug assembly. The ACT G’ Bottom Bypass Blanking Plugs are manufactured for Standard, H2S-CO2 service.
Ordering Information:
Please specify nipple model, seal bore size, plug model, working pressure and temperature. Percentage of H2S and Co2.
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Specifications:
NO-GO OD may not be compatible with next larger size nipple.
FOR ORDERING PLEASE SPECIFY:
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The model ‘R’ nipple is a bottom No-Go style nipple that provides a tubing lock profile with a honed seal bore to locate wireline flow control devices in tubing string. Blanking plugs, chokes, equalizing check valves and instrument hangers which utilize a ‘Z’ lock may be landed in this type of nipple profile. The No-Go shoulder incorporated into the nipple allows positive locating of all flow control equipment used during wireline operations.
ACT nipple is manufactured from low alloy steel/9 CR. 1MO steel with controlled hardness (17-22 HRC) for H2S/CO2 application. It is available up to 15.000 PSI WP.
FOR ORDERING PLEASE SPECIFY:
The model ‘FGK’ equalizing check valve choke is a top No-Go wireline retrievable tool which controls upward flow and prevents downward flow. It is landed and set in the type ‘F’ landing Nipple. An integral, erosion resistant, ceramic orifice is sized to control the upward flow as desired, while downward flow is checked with a ball and seat device. Pressure can be equalized across the valve by breaking the equalizing plug.
ACT model safety valves are installed in the upper wellbore to provide emergency closure of the producing conduits in the event of an emergency. The safety valve system is designed to be fail safe, so that the wellbore is isolated in the event of any system failure or damage to the surface production control facilities. ACT model safety valve is self equalizing, wireline retrievable, surface controlled and flapper type. ACT model Safety Valves are installed in ACT model Landing Nipples.
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The model ‘LGK’ equalizing check valve choke is a Top No-Go wireline retrievable tool which controls upward flow and prevents downward flow. It is landed and set in the type’L’ sliding sleeve. An integral, erosion resistant, ceramic orifice is sized to control the upward flow as desired, while downward flow is checked with a ball and seat devise. Pressure can be equalized across the value by breaking the equalizing plug.
Tubing Retrievable Surface Controlled Sub Surface Safety Valves form part of production string. Hydraulic control line extending from the valve to the Wellhead connects to a part on the outside of the valve. The opposite end of the control line connects to the Wellhead. Hydraulic pressure applied through this control line acts on hydraulic pistons within the valve. The force generated moves the flow tube down against a power spring and tubing pressure, causing the flapper to open. Maintaining this hydraulic pressure allows unrestricted well production through the valve. Releasing the hydraulic pressure causes the flow tube to move up by the action of the power spring, thus allowing the flapper to the closed position.
The TYPE ‘LGU BY-PASS CHOKE is a Top No-Go device which is run on wireline and designed to be landed and set in the Type “L” Sliding Sleeve ideally suited for commingled production. The BY-PASS CHOKE is equipped with a ceramic flow choke which controls the flow of the zone being produced through the Sliding Sleeve. Production from the other zone flows through the bypass, but is prevented from back flowing through the choke and the Sliding Sleeve by an API ball and seat back check valve.
Safety Valve Landing Nipples are used to accommodate ACT model wireline retrievable sub surface safety valves. These nipples have a locking recess and a hydraulic communication port located between the two polished bores. This nipple features an integral control line connection port which operates Sub Surface Safety Valve.
The ACT Model ‘B’ Downhole instrument Hangers are available in the following models:
FSB’
run in all Model
‘F’ Nipples
‘FWB’
run in Top No-Go Model
‘F’ Nipples
RZB’
run in Bottom No-Go
‘R’ Nipples
These type of hangers are used to hang instruments such as Pressure and Temperature Gauges in a Nipple Profile. Recorders are held securely ‘in place when recording data during high production rates. Pressure data is easily correlated between runs, as recorders are always landed at the same depth. The hangers permit simultaneous surveys to be done on several zones at the same time. Standard wireline equipment is used to set and retrieve all three models.
The ACT Model ‘B’ Downhole Instrument Hangers are manufactured for Standard H2S and H2S-CO2 service.
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The model ‘LGE’ Separation Sleeve is a Top No-Go device which is run on wireline and designed to be landed and set in the type ‘L’ sliding sleeve. These are equipped with two packing assemblies, that seal off the upper and lower seal bore of sliding sleeve, Therefore isolating the sleeve ports. Production can be maintained by producing the well through the inside diameter of the tool. The separation Sleeve is also designed with an internal equalizing plug to equalize pressure before retrieving.
Application
ACT Slip Lock Assembly is run to lock downhole controls in tubing string run without landing nipple. The Slip Lock can be set at any department in the tubing.
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Application
ACT formation Surge Tool is to be assembled with relevant lock / equalizing assembly. The assembly is to be run in the well bore in a normal manner and device located in relevant nipple. The running tool is to be retrieved prior to utilizing formation surge tool.
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Deformation Lockout Tool is made to permanently lock the TRSSV Wi open position. This tool is a combination mechanical & hydraulic tool. Applied tubing pressure will move the flow tube of TRSSSV downwards keeping the flapper fully open. When tubing pressure is increased further, the deforming dogs will penetrate into the TRSSSV flow tube, making it permanently deformed. This deformation of the flow tube will prevent it fern traveling back into the closed position thus keeping the flapper locked In open postion.
These anchors are designed to be set anywhere in the tubing string to straddle and pack-off holes or other communication in the tubing string, so that well production can be continued without pulling tubing. Tubing pack- off anchors are run and set by wireline methods.
The ACT model PCMD and PCMU sliding sleeve provides a means of communication between the tubing and the annulas. It has internal honed seal bores located at the top and bottom housing for placement of flow control devices. The internal sleeve is shifted open or closed by using a B type wireline shifting tool. For ACT model PCMD. it is down shift to open and for PCMU it is up shift to open sliding sleeve.
Continuous Control Line: A small-diameter hydraulic line used to operate downhole completion equipment such as the Surface Controlled Subsurface Safety Valve (SCSSV). Available in various sizes and materials including Monel for highly corrosive environment. Quick specifications guide is furnished underneath for quick reference. Consult factory for detailed specifications.
The ACT model PXD and PXU slidwig sleeve provides a means of communication between the tubing and the annulas. It has internal honed seal bores located at the top and bottom housing for placement of flow control devices. The internal sleeve is shifted open or closed by using a B type wireline shifting tool. For ACT model PXD, it is down shift to open and for PXU it is up shift to open sliding sleeve.
ACT Standing valves and companion seating nipples are normally used in intermitting or chamber lift wells at the bottom of the tubing or chamber. The seating nipple is an integral part of the tubing string. The standing valve seats on the No-Go of the seating nipple and seals in the honed bore of the nipple to prevent the fluid from flowing back into well bore when high pressure gas is injected under a slug of fluid. ACT manufactures E-3 type of standing valve, in all popular sizes. A complete line of seating nipples are available to accept the standing valves.
DESCRIPTION & SPECIAL FEATURES OF STANDING VALVE
The E-3 Equalizing Standing Valve has a standard fishing neck and may be equalized and retrieved by wireline. The equalizing feature allows the operator to open ports below the valve and seat without lifting the hydrostatic head. This feature in many cases eliminates the need for an operator to pull a wet string of tubing. This valve may also be used as test plug for testing tubing to check pressure leaks above the valve. Carbide balls are available for severe service in sandy wells.
SEATING NIPPLES
The E Seating Nipples are precision nipples that contain a honed bore to accept and seal the standing valve.They are offered in a wide range of sizes compatible with the tubing string and a large selection of bores for different size standing valves.