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The cement manifold is used to control the cement discharged by the cementing pump to be transported to the wellhead, and the cementing operation valve adopts a plug valve, which has a small opening torque, and can be opened freely in the normal temperature and low temperature environment, and the operation is flexible.
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Choke and kill manifold is a supporting device of the blow-out preventer, which will be connected to the two sides of the four-way drilling spool. By switching the plate throttling cycle and blowout can be realized, and the pressure difference between drilling pressure and casing can be adjusted, which is a supporting tool for balanced drilling or under balanced drilling, and is a necessary equipment for successfully controlling well surge and implementing oil and gas well pressure control technology.
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This manifold is used to connect and control the flow of fluids between multiple standpipes and the wellbore, ensuring safe and efficient fluid management during various drilling and well servicing activities. It is engineered to handle high-pressure environments and is integral to the performance and safety of offshore and onshore oilfield operations.
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The well tesing manifold is typically located on the rig floor, with other devices to evaluate the cement cementing quality, the cementing of foam cement and casing, as well as the collection of oil casing information, and provides flexible and variable flow control and well shut-in capability upstream of the process and measurement equipment during well test operations. The flow path on one side of the manifold has an adjustable choke and is used during well cleanup or draw down operations until a stable flow condition has been reached. The opposite side of the manifold houses positive, fixed-bean chokes that provide accurate flow control for predetermined flow rates under stable conditions. A full-bore bypass is incorporated through the center of manifold and can be used when choking downstream at the heater or open-flow conditions.