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ISO 10432:2004(E) API Specification 14A / ISO 10432 E.3 Envelope requirements Operating envelopes shall meet the criteria below. ⎯ ⎯ ⎯ The boundary lines of the envelope represent the manufacturer's maximum ratings. More than one graph may be displayed on the envelope if a legend is included for explanation. For example, calculated versus tested operating envelope data. The product(s) covered by the envelope shall be specified on the envelope. --`,`````,,,,,,,,````````,,`,,,-`-`,,`,,`,`,,`--- 48 48 © ISO 2004 – All rights reserved Copyright American Petroleum Institute Provided by IHS under license with API Licensee=Qatar Petroleum/5943408001
API Specification 14A / ISO 10432 ISO 10432:2004(E) Annex F (normative) Data requirements, figures/schematics, and tables F.1 Data requirements F.1.1 Validation test application — SSSV (reference 6.5.2) a) General requirements are as follows: --`,`````,,,,,,,,````````,,`,,,-`-`,,`,,`,`,,`--- 1) identification of test agency (company/facility name, location/address, pertinent department, etc.); 2) identification of product manufacturer (company name, location/address, pertinent department, contact name & phone numbers, etc.); 3) date of validation test and date of report; 4) validation test number (provided by test facility); 5) if retest, reference to previous test number; 6) the test application shall include a statement verifying a successful proof test to the anticipated test loads of the SSSV and all hardware supplied for the test. b) The equipment to be tested shall be identified as follows: 1) equipment type: SCSSV, SSCSV (surface controlled vs. subsurface controlled, etc.); 2) model designation or other identification by manufacturer; 3) product number with unique serial number; 4) nominal tubing size; 5) rated working pressure rating; 6) test section length; 7) for SCSSV equipment: i) minimum specified ID, ii) maximum hydraulic control line pressure (greater than valve bore pressure), iii) maximum unequalized opening pressure; 8) for SSCSV equipment: i) closing parameters (fluid velocity, pressure, design closing flow rate, etc. as appropriate), ii) tubing pressure: design closing pressure. Copyright American Petroleum Institute Provided by IHS under license with API 49 © ISO 2004 – All rights reserved 49 Licensee=Qatar Petroleum/5943408001
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Knowing Subsurface Safety Valve Equ
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The Magical Subsurface Safety Valve
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Subsurface Safety Valve (SSSV) Down
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Well Completion Charlie Chong/ Fion
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Part 1: Knowing Subsurface Safety V
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Subsurface Safety Valve (SSSV) Char
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Subsurface safety systems provide e
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Hurricane Lili Charlie Chong/ Fion
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This analysis should consider these
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The need for a new and more reliabl
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The International Organization for
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Early subsurface safety valves were
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Typical subsurfacecontrolled safety
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A new type of valve became necessar
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Surface-controlled subsurface safet
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Surface-controlled subsurface safet
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The flapper-valve design, pioneered
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Schlumberger valves are tested to a
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Typical safety-valve self-equalizat
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When the flapper is closed, as show
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After actuation - After an incident
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Flapper-type safety valves today in
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One such design is shown in the Fig
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Halliburton Subsurface Safety Valve
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Conveyance systems - There are two
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Slick Line retrievable Surface Cont
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Surface Controlled SSV- Flapper Typ
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The safety-valve control fluid must
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Heavy-wall Flow Couplings Turbulent
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TRM-4PE safety-valve assembly used
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Gas Slam Testing * The specified AP
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Nansen field, Gulf of Mexico. The N
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TRC-DH safety-valve assembly used i
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Nansen field wellbore diagram. The
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