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5 Inch Select Tester Valve Drill Stem Testing Alloy Steel

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September 15, 2021
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Brief: Discover the 5 Inch Select Tester Valve Drill Stem Testing Alloy Steel, a high-performance downhole tool designed for precision and durability. This APR Downhole Tester Valve, Halliburton Type BV, features a robust structure with four key sections: ball valve, upper hydraulic, nitrogen, and metering. Ideal for well testing in harsh environments, it ensures reliable operation under high pressure and extreme conditions.
Related Product Features:
  • Composed of four sections: ball valve, upper hydraulic, nitrogen, and metering for precise control.
  • Ball valve section allows reservoir flow into the testing string when activated.
  • Upper hydraulic section includes a metering cartridge and selector for efficient operation.
  • Nitrogen section provides adjustable spring force to close the ball valve securely.
  • Designed for high-pressure environments with a working pressure of 15000 PSI.
  • Suitable for mud, crude oil, and natural gas with H2S, compliant with NACE MR0175-2003.
  • Operates in a wide temperature range from -20°F to 400°F.
  • Features a tensile strength of 2020.5kN and torque strength of 30.9kN.m for durability.
Fragen und Antworten:
  • What is the working pressure of the Drill Stem APR Downhole Tester Valve?
    The working pressure is 15000 PSI (105Mpa), making it suitable for high-pressure downhole environments.
  • What materials is the tester valve compatible with?
    It is compatible with mud, crude oil, and natural gas containing H2S, and meets NACE MR0175-2003 standards.
  • What is the temperature range for the Downhole Tester Valve?
    The valve operates effectively in temperatures ranging from -20°F to 400°F, ensuring reliability in extreme conditions.
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