Specific application scenarios of valves in the Iranian oilfield industry

Crude oil conveying pipeline ‌ : Pneumatic high-pressure butterfly valves are widely used in crude oil conveying pipelines to control the flow of crude oil, refined oil and other media, especially performing well under high-pressure conditions ‌

Refinery process flow ‌ : Pneumatic high-pressure butterfly valves are used in the refinery process flow to control the transportation and reaction processes of various chemical substances, especially suitable for corrosive media and high-temperature and high-pressure environments ‌

Oilfield fracturing operations ‌ : The fracturing valve for oilfield fracturing plays a crucial role in fracturing operations. Through a special drive structure design, it can achieve the purpose of saving effort and is convenient for operators to use ‌

The importance of valves in the oilfield industry

Valves play a crucial role in the oilfield industry, mainly reflected in the following aspects:

Control fluid ‌ : Valves can precisely control the flow of fluids such as crude oil and natural gas, ensuring the stability and efficiency of the production process.

Safety assurance ‌ : Under extreme conditions such as high pressure and high temperature, the valve ensures production safety and prevents leakage and other potential safety hazards.

Maintain productivity ‌ : By precisely controlling fluids, valves help optimize production processes, reduce downtime and increase overall productivity.

The technological development trends and future application prospects of valves

With the continuous advancement of technology, the application of valves in the oilfield industry will also become more intelligent and efficient. For example, flanged control valves can achieve predictive maintenance through an intelligent diagnostic system, reducing failures and downtime, and further improving productivity ‌

In addition, the application of valves in harsh working conditions such as wear resistance, high-frequency opening and closing, and high-pressure exposure to hydrogen is also constantly improving, demonstrating a promising application prospect.