Emergency ShutDown (ESD) System

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Emergency ShutDown (ESD) System with a minimum of two remote control stations are recommended for all well test operations. They are designed to pneumatically control the hydraulic flowhead valve or any other single-action, fail-safe hydraulically activated valve and to generate an emergency shutdown signal. The remote stations are to be located at the separator and in an area removed from all pressurized equipment on an escape route.

During testing operations, emergency shutdown system controls surface safety valve on the flowhead and permits manual or remote closure in response to a pipe leak or break, equipment malfunction, fire, or similar emergency. The ESD system is also used to reopen the valve and, if needed, can control an additional surface safety valve upstream of the choke. Pressure from the systems air-driven hydraulic pump is applied to open the valves and released to close them.

Applications

All well test operations H2S environments and when wellhead pressures are greater than 34 MPa [5,000 psi]

Features

Operation Area: Class 1 Div. 1, Groups C and D. Operation Temperature: -10F to 120F (-23 to 48.8 C) Material: Stainless Steel Air Supply: clean and dry air or natural gas with a pressure of 100 to 200 PSI. Hydraulic Circuit Working Pressure: 6,000 psi, 10,000 psi working pressure available upon request. Hydraulic Tank: 30 L Ports for additional or optional pilots, remote emergency shutdown (ESD) stations, high pressure and low pressure pilots are available.

Dimension (L x W x H) : 800 x 650 x 1500 mm