The definition and function of the debris trap manifold!
definition
The chip trap manifold is a key component in petroleum machinery equipment, and its core design includes a base, a straight channel, and a chip trap throttling pipeline to achieve impurity capture function. Symmetrically distributed chip trapping and throttling pipelines on both sides of the through channel, and equipped with flat plate valves to control the fluid channel, suitable for high sand content conditions.
The specific function of the debris collection manifold
1. Capture solid impurities
Intercept solid substances such as debris, rock fragments, and perforation residues in the fluid through the built-in chip capture and throttling pipeline or filter cartridge structure to prevent them from entering the subsequent process;
Under conditions of high sand content, it can effectively reduce the risk of solid particles blocking ground processes.
2. Reduce equipment wear and tear
By filtering or diversion design, key equipment such as downstream throttle valves are protected and their service life is extended.
3. Flexible process control
• Use a flat valve to adjust the flow rate of the straight channel and the chip capture throttling pipeline, and support switching fluid paths according to working conditions (such as normal process and chip capture process);
When solid phase substances are discovered, the pipeline direction can be quickly adjusted to ensure production continuity.
4. Extend the lifespan of equipment
By optimizing the structure (such as replaceable filter cartridges and wear-resistant materials), the frequency of oil nozzle replacement can be reduced, and the average service life can be increased by 24 hours under high sand conditions.
5. Adapt to complex environments
Suitable for oil and gas well operations with high sand content and impurities, such as drilling, well repair, or fracturing flowback stages;
Some designs are compatible with high temperature and high pressure environments to ensure stable operation.
