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Subsurface Safety Valve (SSSV)

A Subsurface Safety Valve (SSSV) is a downhole, fail-safe valve installed within the production tubing of an oil or gas well. It is designed to automatically shut off hydrocarbon flow in the event of abnormal conditions such as surface equipment failure, wellhead damage, or uncontrolled production.

Tubing Retrievable Subsurface Safety Valve (TRSSSV)

Tubing Retrievable Safety Valves are self-equalizing, flapper-type safety valves designed to shut in a well at a point below the surface.

The safety valve is a surface-controlled subsurface safety valve (SCSSV) and is normally closed. It is held open by hydraulic control pressure and remains open as long as control-line pressure is maintained. When this pressure is exhausted or lost, the valve automatically closes to provide fail-safe well control.

Hydraulic control pressure is transmitted from a remote surface location through a control line to operate the valve.

These valves are value-engineered to deliver long-lasting, safe, and reliable performance in demanding well conditions.

Wireline Retrievable Subsurface Safety Valve (WRSSV)

The Wireline Retrievable Subsurface Safety Valve (WRSSV) is a surface-controlled, fail-safe downhole safety device designed to protect oil and gas wells from uncontrolled flow. Installed in a landing nipple within the tubing string, the valve can be retrieved and reinstalled using wireline, eliminating the need for costly tubing retrieval.

WRSSVs are widely used in critical wells where operational flexibility, safety, and reduced intervention costs are essential.