PMM TUBING RETRIEVABLE
REVERSE FLOW CHECK VALVES

Reliable Backflow Prevention for Tubing Retrievable Gas Lift
Valves in All Well Conditions

PMM TUBING RETRIEVABLE REVERSE FLOW CHECK VALVES

PMM tubing retrievable reverse flow check valves are attached to the bottom of tubing retrievable gas lift valves that do not have an integral check valve to prevent fluid backflow through the valves. Backflow of fluids into the annulus can damage casing, reduce the life of gas lift valves, and possibly create unsafe wellbore conditions.

OPERATIONS

When the gas lift valve is open, the injection or casing pressure on the check valve is greater than the downstream (typically tubing) pressure. The higher upstream pressure depresses the spring loaded dart, allowing the injection gas to flow through the check valve and into the production tubing. If the downstream pressure is greater than the upstream pressure, flow across the check dart causes the dart to seat, preventing backflow. Reverse flow check valves have dual seals for adding protection against backflow. When the tubing pressure comes in contact with the bottom of the check, the elastomeric seal is established. As the differential pressure increases, a metal to metal seal is formed for additional protection.

Key features of PMM TUBING
RETRIEVABLE REVERSE FLOW CHECK VALVES

Special Features

Data Table

ENGINEERING DATA FOR TUBING RETRIEVABLE REVERSE FLOW CHECK VALVES
Valve Model Nominal O.D. (inch) Bottom Connection Top Connection Port Diameter (inch)
PTCV-10 1.0 1/2” NPT male to be fitted to conventional mandrel 1/2” NPT female to be fitted at the bottom of Gas lift valve 7/16
PTCV-15 1.5 1/2” NPT male to be fitted to conventional mandrel 1/2” NPT female to be fitted at the bottom of Gas lift valve 1/2
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