An oil diverter manifold is a crucial component in oil and gas operations, particularly in offshore drilling and production. It’s designed to manage and control the flow of oil or other fluids in various parts of a system, allowing for the redirection, isolation, or control of the flow.

An oil diverter manifold is a piece of equipment used in well testing to direct oil and gas to different locations without interrupting the flow:

Components

• An oil diverter manifold is made up of valves and piping. It typically has five valves and is used to direct oil to a Surge tank or burner boom.

Purpose

• An oil diverter manifold is used to direct oil from a separator or surge tank to a burner, gas flare, or other flowline.

Design

• Oil diverter manifolds are designed to be compact and have a small footprint. They can be supplied in different sizes and pressure ratings to meet specific needs.

Compliance

• Oil diverter manifolds are designed and manufactured to ANSI B31.3 and NACE MR-10-75 (H2S).
• Oil diverter manifolds are designed and manufactured to in compliance with DNV 2.7-3 for offshore applications.
• Oil diverter manifolds are designed and manufactured for different pressure ratings such as 600# and 900# based on clients requirements.