SM Jiangsu Shimai Machinery Co., Ltd.API high-pressure flowline equipment

High-Pressure Flowline Manifold Systems

Drill Floor Manifold

Drill floor manifolds are installed on the rig floor for high-pressure drilling fluid transfer, flow switching and wellhead service connections. Working pressures cover 5,000 psi (35 MPa) to 15,000 psi (105 MPa), nominal bore 2 in to 3 in, temperature class -29 °C to 121 °C, with configurations for standard or NACE service, choke arrangement and rig-floor piping layout.

1. Product Overview

The drill floor manifold is used for distribution, connection, and control of high-pressure drilling fluid and service fluids in the drill-floor area and is an important part of the drilling manifold system.

Working pressure is 5,000 psi to 15,000 psi, nominal bore is 2 in to 3 in, and temperature class is -29 ℃ to 121 ℃.

It is suitable for standard and sour service and can meet relevant NACE MR0175 requirements.

Drill floor manifold

2. Design Features

The compact structure, small size, and light weight make transportation and drill-floor installation convenient.

Union connections allow quick installation and dismantling and can reduce field operation labor intensity.

Selection can be made according to drill-floor space, line routing, and pressure rating.

3. Drill Floor Manifold Main Technical Parameters

Specification / ModelCold Working PressureChoking MethodConnection Type
ZTG-70-210,000 psiTwo positive choke valvesUnion connection
ZTG-70-2F
ZTG-105-215,000 psi
ZTG-105-2One positive choke valve and one manual choke valve
ZTG-70-310,000 psi
ZTG-70-3F
ZTG-105-315,000 psi

Downloads & Technical Articles

Drill Floor Manifold Resources

Technical Articles & Selection Guides

  1. Where Drill Floor Manifold Fits in Oilfield High-Pressure Systems
  2. Before Ordering Drill Floor Manifold: Pressure, Size and Connection Checks
  3. Wrong Specification, Real Field Problems: Drill Floor Manifold Selection Notes
  4. What to Inspect Before Installing Drill Floor Manifold
  5. Documents for Drill Floor Manifold: MTC, Pressure Test and NDT Records
  6. NACE Sour Service and Low-Temperature Points for Drill Floor Manifold
  7. How Drill Floor Manifold Matches Adjacent Manifold Equipment
  8. Keeping Drill Floor Manifold Reliable in Pressure-Pumping Service
  9. Replacing an Old Drill Floor Manifold When Markings Are Unclear
  10. Questions Engineering Teams Should Confirm for Drill Floor Manifold