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Type B Acme
Thread
Seal Dia
Bore
Pressure
Service
4 3/4"-4
3.750
2.50
10,000
STD
4 3/4"-4
3.750
2.50
5,000
H2S
4 3/4"-4
3.750
3.00
5,000
STD
4 3/4"-4 x 2
3.750
3.00
10,000
H2S
5 1/2"-4 x 2
4.375
3.00
5,000
H2S
5 1/2"-4 x 2
4.375
3.00
10,000
STD
6"-4 x 2
4.875
3.00
5,000
H2S
6 5/16"-4
4.375
2.50/3.00
10,000
H2S
6 5/16"-4
3.750
2.50
15,000
H2S
6 5/16"-4
4.375
3.00
10,000
H2S
7"-5 SA
5.250
4.00
5,000
H2S
8 1/4"-4 x 2
6.000
4.00
10,000
H2S
8 1/4"-4 x 2
6.750
5.00
5,000
H2S
8 7/8"-4 x 2
6.500
5.00
10,000
H2S
9 7/8"-4 x 2
8.000
6.38
5,000
H2S
13"-4
9.500
6.37/7.37
10,000
H2S
13 1/2"-4
10.000
7.37
10,000
H2S
Type B Acme
Type O Acme
Seal Dia
Bore
Pressure
Service
5"-4
3.500
2.50/2.92
10,000
STD
5"-4
3.500
2.50/2.92
5,000
H2S
5"-4
3.500
2.50/3.00
10,000
STD
5"-4
3.500
2.50/3.00
5,000
H2S
5"-4
3.500
2.50
15,000
H2S
5 3/4"-4
4.000
3.00
10,000
H2S
6"-4
4.875
4.00
5,000
STD
6 1/4"-4
4.000
2.50
15,000
H2S
6 1/2"-4
4.750
3.00
10,000
H2S
6 1/2"-4
4.750
4.00
5,000
H2S
6 1/2"-4
5.188
4.00
5,000
H2S
6 1/2"-4
5.250
4.00
5,000
H2S
7 1/2"-4
5.500
3.00
15,000
H2S
8 1/4"-4
6.188
5.00
10,000
STD
8 1/4"-4
6.188
5.00
5,000
H2S
8 3/8"-4
5.250
4.00
10,000
H2S
9"-4
6.750
5.00
10,000
H2S
9 1/2"-4
8.000
6.38
5,000
H2S
9 1/2"-4
6.250
4.00
15,000
H2S
11 1/2"-4
8.250
6.38
10,000
H2S
12"-4
10.313
9.00
5,000
H2S
12 1/4"-4
7.000
5.12
15,000
H2S
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Wireline Operations
Type O Acme
Thread
Wireline Operations
Connection:
Standard API and non standard flanges
Type B, O & C Acme Quick Union connections
Working Pressure Rating:
Up to 15,000psi
Size:
From 2 1/16 ID upwards
Service:
H2S, Standard
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Wireline Operations
Wireline Operations
Cromar single manual wireline valve assemblies are available with a choice of:
Connection:
Type B, O & C Acme Quick Union
Working Pressure Rating:
Up to 5,000psi
Size:
From 2.5 ID upwards
The Cromar single manual wireline valve is positioned on top of the wellhead; it is designed to provide a
positive seal and contain well pressure around stationary wireline or braided cable during well intervention
operations.
Manually operated stems are used to actuate rams into the bore of the valve and seal around the wireline or
braided cable. The ram bodies are fitted with guides to align the wire/cable into the inner seals. Guides and
inner seals are dressed to suit the wire or cable being deployed. Ram bodies also include outer seals which
seal between the ram body and the bore above. Grease and well pressure behind the rams, acting on these
seals, assist in keeping the rams shut against the wire/cable. When the rams are positively closed, pressure
is bled off above them, allowing safe access to the wire above for fishing operations or to carry out repairs
to the pressure control equipment above the valve. After the task has been completed and the integrity of
the pressure control equipment has been confirmed, an equaliser valve, situated in the wireline valve body,
is used to equalise the pressure across the rams allowing them to be opened manually.
Manual wireline valves are recommended for well pressures of 5,000psi or less, and are not recommended
for H2S or high temperature applications.
Service:
Standard
Wireline Operations
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Wireline Operations
Cromar dual manual wireline valve assemblies are available with a choice of:
Connection:
Type B, O & C Acme Quick Union
Working Pressure Rating:
5,000psi
Size:
From 2.5" ID upwards
The Cromar dual manual wireline valve is positioned on top of the wellhead; it is designed to provide a positive
seal and contain well pressure around stationary wireline or braided cable during well intervention operations.
Manually operated stems are used to actuate the rams into the bore of the valve and seal around the wireline
or braided cable. The ram bodies are fitted with guides to align the wire/cable into the inner seals. Guides
and inner seals are dressed to suit the wire or cable being deployed. The ram bodies also include outer seals,
which seal between the ram body and the bore above or below (when the lower ram set is inverted). A grease
injection port is provided in the cavity between the ram bodies. Grease is injected into this volume to achieve
a seal around a braided cable. Grease and well pressure behind the rams, acting on these seals, assist in
keeping the rams shut against the wire/cable. When the rams have been positively closed, well pressure is
bled off above them. This procedure allows safe access to the wire/cable for fishing operations or to carry
out repairs to the pressure control equipment above the valve. After the task has been completed and the
integrity of the pressure control equipment has been confirmed, equaliser valves, situated in the wireline
valve body, are used to equalise the pressure across both sets of rams.
Manual valves are recommended for well pressures of 5,000psi or less, and are not recommended for H2S or
high temperature applications.
Service:
Standard
Wireline Operations
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Wireline Operations
Cromar hydraulic single conventional wireline valve assemblies are available with a choice of:
Connection:
Type B, O & C Acme Quick Union
Working Pressure Rating:
Up to 5,000psi
Size:
From 2.5 ID upwards
Service:
H2S, Standard
The Cromar single hydraulic conventional wireline valve is positioned on top of the wellhead; it is designed
to provide a positive seal and contain well pressure around a stationary wireline or braided cable during well
intervention operations.
Hydraulically operated cylinder pistons with manual back up are used to actuate the rams into the bore of
the valve and seal around the wireline or braided cable. The ram bodies are fitted with guides to align the
wire/cable into the inner seals. Guides and inner seals are dressed to suit the wireline or cable being deployed.
The ram bodies also include outer seals which seal between the ram body and the bore above. Well pressure
behind the rams, acting on these seals, assists in keeping the rams shut against the wire/cable. When the rams
have been positively closed and the manual back-up stems functioned, pressure is bled off above them, allowing
safe access to the wire above for fishing operations or to carry out repairs to the pressure control equipment
above the valve. After the task has been completed and the integrity of the pressure control equipment has
been confirmed, an equaliser valve, situated in the wireline valve body, is used is used to equalise the pressure
across the rams. The manual back-up stems are then retracted, allowing the rams to be opened hydraulically.
Options include:
Shear/seal rams for cutting wire and cable
Wireline Operations
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Wireline Operations
The Cromar hydraulic single monoblock wireline valves is positioned on top of the wellhead; it is designed to
provide a positive seal and contain well pressure around a stationary wireline or braided cable during well
intervention operations.
Hydraulically operated cylinder pistons with manual back-up stems are used to actuate the rams into the bore
of the valve and seal around the wireline or braided cable. The ram bodies are fitted with guides to align the
wire/cable into the inner seals. Guides and Inner seals are dressed to suit the wire or cable being deployed.
The ram bodies also include outer seals, which seal between the ram body and the bore above. Well pressure
behind the rams, acting on these seals, assist in keeping the rams shut against the wire/cable. When the rams
have been positively closed and the manual back-up stems functioned, well pressure is bled off above them,
allowing safe access to the wire above for fishing operations or to carry out repairs to the pressure control
equipment above the valve. After the task has been completed and the integrity of the pressure control
equipment has been confirmed, an equaliser valve, situated in the wireline valve body, is used to equalise
the pressure across the rams. The manual back-up stems are then retracted, allowing the rams to be opened
hydraulically.
Cromar single hydraulic monoblock wireline valve assemblies are available with
a choice of:
Connection:
Type B, O & C Acme Quick Union and standard API Bolt through flanges
Working Pressure Rating:
Up to 15,000psi
Size:
From 2.5 ID upwards
Service:
H2S, Standard
Equalising Valve Detail
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Wireline Operations
Wireline Operations
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Wireline Operations
The Cromar dual hydraulic monoblock wireline valve is positioned on top of the wellhead; it is designed to provide
a positive seal and contain well pressure around wireline or braided cable during well intervention operations.
Hydraulically operated cylinder pistons with manual back-up stems are used to actuate the rams into the bore
of the valve and seal around the wireline or braided cable. The ram bodies are fitted with guides to align the
wire/cable into the inner seals. Guides and Inner seals are dressed to suit the wire or cable being deployed.
The ram bodies also include outer seals, which seal between the ram body and the bore above or below (when
the lower ram set is inverted). A grease injection port is provided in the cavity between the ram bodies. Grease
is injected into this area to achieve a seal around a braided cable. Grease and well pressure behind the rams,
acting on these seals, assist in keeping the rams shut against the wire/cable. When the rams have been positively
closed and the manual back-up stems functioned, well pressure is bled off above them. This procedure allows
safe access to the wire/cable for fishing operations or to carry out repairs to the pressure control equipment
above the valve. After the task has been completed and the integrity of the pressure control equipment has
been confirmed, equaliser valves, situated in the wireline valve body, are used to equalise the pressure across
both sets of rams. The manual back-up stems are then retracted, allowing the rams to be opened hydraulically.
Wireline Operations
The Cromar triple hydraulic monoblock wireline valve is positioned on top of the wellhead; it is designed to
provide a positive seal and contain well pressure around stationary wireline or braided cable during well
intervention operations. Triple valves are predominately used during high pressure operations or during fishing
operations where a set of shear and seal rams are installed.
Hydraulically operated cylinder pistons with manual back-up stems are used to actuate the rams into the bore
of the valve and seal around the wireline or braided cable. The ram bodies are fitted with guides to align the
wire/cable into the inner seals. Guides and Inner seals are dressed to suit the wire or cable being deployed.
The ram bodies also include outer seals, which seal between the ram body and the bore above or below (when
the lower ram set is inverted). Grease injection ports are provided in the cavities between the ram bodies.
Grease is injected into these volumes to achieve a seal around a braided cable. Grease and well pressure
behind the rams, acting on these seals, assist in keeping the rams shut against the wire/cable. When the rams
have been positively closed and the manual back-up stems functioned, well pressure is bled off above them.
This procedure allows safe access to the wire/cable for fishing operations or to carry out repairs to the pressure
control equipment above the valve. After the task has been completed and the integrity of the pressure control
equipment has been confirmed, equaliser valves, situated in the wireline valve body, are used to equalise the
pressure across the three sets of rams. The manual back-up stems are then retracted, allowing the rams to
be opened hydraulically.
Options include:
Galvanised steel
hollow section crash frames
with fold down stabbing platforms
Shear/seal rams for cutting wire and cable
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Wireline Operations
Integral grease
injection ports