Wellhead Control Panels (WHCP)

Applications

Wellhead control panels / emergency shutdown systems are used for the control, monitoring and safety of surface and subsurface controlled safety valves (typically as SSV, SCSSV) for oil & gas fields to ensure the safety operations of unattended wells/platforms. Operating environment can be onshore, offshore or artificial islands, including the harsh environment such as desert, or the fields that feature high pressure, high-yield and high risk.

Technical Data

·Wellhead controlling: Single Well/Multi-well control
·Control valves: SCSSV, SSV, or other Hydraulic/Pneumatic Valves
·Output pressure range: 0~15,000psi
·Environment temp: -40~60 ℃
·Fusible plug melting temp: 160℉(71℃), 212℉(100℃),255℉(124℃),281℉(138℃)
·Explosion-proof grade: Exd II BT4
·Protection grade: IP65
·Panel material: 316SS

Reference Standards

·APISPEC6A            ·APISPEC14A            ·APISPEC14D
·APIRP14B               ·APIRP14C                 ·APIRP500
·APIRP55                 ·IEC60529                   ·IEC60079
·SY/T0310                ·ASME VIII                  ·ASMEB 31.3

Options

·Pressure Data Acquisition:The explosion-proof transmitters are used for pressure data collecting & monitoring to hydraulic control loops, casing /oil pipes and other process pipelines.
·Temperature Data Acquisition:The explosion-proof transmitters are used for temp data collecting & monitoring to casing/oil pipes and other process pipelines.
·H2S Detecting:The H2S detecting instruments are employed for the gas density detection and raising the alarm to well fields & panel internal space.
·Combustible Gases Detecting:The gases detector is employed for the gas density detection and raising the alarm to well fields & panel internal space.
·RTU:Used for various signals’ data collecting and transmitting to such as pressure, liquid level, temperature, flow rate and valve positions of control panels and well fields.
·Solar Power System:Served as power source for various electrical instruments and components;
·N2 Supply:Mainly served as backup gas source for control panels, such as the driving gasforair-operated pumps and recharging of accumulators.