Gate valve for shearing workover lines to permit shutting in of

Wells – Submerged well – Means removably connected to permanent well structure

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166 55, 251 1A, 137 68A, E21B 2900

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042157498

ABSTRACT:
A gate valve which is mounted on a wellhead assembly and which may be closed to shear off workover lines, macaroni tubing and other suspension members so as to quickly shut in a well under emergency conditions. The gate has a flow port which aligns with the flow passage of the valve when the gate is open. A cutting edge of the port cooperates with a corner area of the downstream valve seat to shear the suspension member when the gate is forcefully closed by a hydraulic actuator mechanism. An undercut open space is presented immediately below the cutting edge to accommodate the sheared suspension member without jamming the gate or otherwise hampering its closure function.

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patent: 3870098 (1975-03-01), Houston
patent: 3946806 (1976-03-01), Meynier
patent: 4130161 (1978-12-01), Jones
patent: 4132265 (1979-01-01), Williams, Jr.

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