PRESSURIZING DEVICE

Main functions and purpose:

• Tightness check:

The pressurizer is used to test the tightness of pipes, piping systems, equipment and connections that are subjected to pressure. The process involves pressurizing the system to identify possible leaks or weaknesses in the structure.

• Pressure Testing:

Pressure testing allows the strength and pressure resistance of equipment components (e.g., casing strings) to be tested, checking for possible defects or damage prior to operation.

• Ensuring safety:

The pressure test procedure is important to ensure the safe operation of the equipment because it identifies defects or weak areas that could lead to accidents when the system continues to operate at operating pressure.

• Reducing the risks of accidents and leaks:

Pressure testing helps reduce the risks of oil, gas or drilling fluid leaks, which is critical to preventing environmental accidents, losses and meeting safety standards.

• Quality control of assembly and installation:

The fixture helps ensure that all connections and system components have been properly installed and the equipment meets design requirements and standards.

Benefits of Use (BOO):

• Safety Assurance: Helps prevent accidents and leaks, ensuring safe operation.
• Accuracy and Reliability: Provides high accuracy in checking the tightness and quality of connections.
• Improved installation quality: Helps to ensure that piping systems and equipment are installed correctly.
• Reducing the risk of accidents: Identifies system weaknesses before operation, minimizing the risk of leaks and accidents.

Application:

• Pipeline System Inspection: To detect leaks and check the tightness of pipelines used to transport oil, gas and other liquids.
• Casing Testing: To test casing strings and their connections for leaks before they are operated in the well.
• Equipment testing: To perform leak and strength testing of pumping systems, rigs, and other equipment subjected to pressure.
• Repair and Maintenance: To test the tightness of systems and equipment after repairs or upgrades have been made.