INJECTION PRESSURE OPERATED GAS LIFT VALVE

BENEFITS

Vibration protected, 3-ply monel bellow are designed to withstand hydrostatic pressure up to 5000 psi Nitrogen dome charge, acting on the O.D. of the bellow, permits bellows to expand uniformly without stacking, thus prolonging bellow’s life.

The multiple port size availability, makes this valve series appropriate for a wide range of operating conditions.

Reversible seat is also available in several different materials.

OPERATING PRINCIPLE

The dome nitrogen charge applied to the external area of the bellows provides the downward force, holding the valve on its seat. This dome pressure is preset at the reference temperature and corrected to operating temperature. The opening forces on the valve are the casing pressure acting on the internal area of the bellows (less the area of the seat) and the tubing pressure acting on the seat area. When the combined casing and tubing pressures are sufficient, the valve opens. Once the valve is open, it remains open until the casing pressure is reduced to the predetermined closing pressure. The spread (the difference between opening and closing casing pressure) is controlled by the tubing sensitivity of the valve. The larger the seat  port  area, the more tubing sensitive  the valve is.

ACT HIGH PRESSURE GAS LIFT VALVE (1-1/2” OD TYPE N90H & N90RH)

ACT High Pressure Gas Lift Valve incorporates the concept of piston cylinder in the true sense, which was not present in old Gas Lift Valves available in the market. Bellow is protected in this new design against deformation and remains not only straight but its coil is also not over stressed against high pressure. Due to this the bellow’s life gets increased and valve functions in a predetermined manner.