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MFIV-II

Mechanically controlled isolation valve

Prevent formation damage with a versatile, bidirectional barrier valve

The MFIV-II mechanically controlled isolation valve serves as a bidirectional barrier to isolate reservoir fluids in the lower completion.

Enhance well productivity by preventing formation damage and minimizing fluid loss
Save rig time and costs by eliminating the need to kill the well for various operations
Increase safety by providing a downhole barrier against pressure reversals

Open and close multiple times

The valve also provides a two-way barrier during remedial work (e.g., removal and reinstallation of an ESP or the production tubing), underbalanced perforating, and general completion operations.

Operated mechanically with a shifting tool run on the end of washpipe, a perforating string, or CT, the MFIV-II valve can be opened and closed multiple times. It uses the same ball sealing design and latch collet system used in the FIV-II formation isolation valve.

Rely on stringent qualification and testing

The MFIV-II valve is qualified with gas to a zero-bubble leak rate across the ball from below under specified conditions. This stringent acceptance criterion enables the tool to be used as a barrier before production starts; subsequently the valve can be used as a fluid loss control device for well intervention operations, well suspension, and temporary abandonment.

Isolation Valve Cleanup Subs

Remove debris above ball-type isolation valves

Clean up isolation valves with jetting or circulation subs to reduce the risk that debris will hinder valve operation.

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Product Sheet MFIV-II Mechanically Controlled Isolation Valve

Isolates reservoir fluids in the lower completion, protecting formations from fluid loss and damaging fluids.

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