API 6A Valves
FET’s API 6A XL Gate valve was designed with simplicity in mind, both with bidirectional sealing capabilities and low pressure up-stream sealing capability below 300psi. The seat insert sealing design also reduces internal body/gate contamination and gates are standard with tungsten carbide hard facing.
Applications
FET XL Gate valve can be used in various applications, such as:
- Sweet/Sour Oil & Gas
- Wellheads
- Choke & Kill manifolds
- Emergency shutdown applications
- Fracturing
- Pipeline
Specifications
- Available in sizes 2.1/16″ to 4.1/16″ and from 5,000 to 15,000 psi
- Suitable for High Pressure/High Temperature service (HPHT)
- Designed, manufactured and tested in accordance with API 6A Latest Edition
- Available in both Manual and Actuated configurations
- API 6A Monogrammed
Pressure & Temperature Ratings
Max. Working Pressure | Test Pressure | Product Specification Levels | Product Rating | API Temperature Rating |
---|---|---|---|---|
5,000 psi | 7,500 psi | 1, 2, 3 & 3G | 1 & 2 | L (-46 DEG C) TO X (+180 DEG C) |
10,000 psi | 15,000 psi | 1 ,2, 3 & 3G | 1 & 2 | L (-46 DEG C) TO X (+180 DEG C) |
15,000 psi | 22,500 psi | 1 ,2, 3 & 3G | 1 & 2 | L (-46 DEG C) TO X (+180 DEG C) |
Material Requirements
Material Class | Body, Bonnet, End And Outlet Connections | Pressure Controlling Parts E.g. Stems |
---|---|---|
AA–General Service | Carbon Or Low Alloy Steel | Carbon Or Low Alloy Steel |
BB–General Service | Carbon Or Low Alloy Steel | Stainless Steel |
CC–General Service | Stainless Steel | Stainless Steel |
DD–Sour Service** | Carbon Or Low Alloy Steel* | Carbon Or Low Alloy Steel* |
EE–Sour Service** | Carbon Or Low Alloy Steel* | Stainless Steel* |
FF–Sour Service** | Stainless Steel* | Stainless Steel* |
HH–Sour Service** | Corrosion Resistant Alloys* | Corrosion Resistant Alloys* |
**As defined in NACE MR–01–75
*In accordance with NACE MR–01–75
General Note: Please contact FET for any special material or dimensional requirements. Max working pressure stated are suitable for temperatures up to 121°C. De–rating of max. working pressure will occur as the operating temperature increases above 121°C. Consult Forum for further details.