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Geothermal & Hot Spring Insulated Tubing

With increasing energy consumption, geothermal wells are now widely used for industrial and residential heating. Insulated tubing is used in geothermal wells and hot springs to deliver geothermal heat underground.

Quality Control
100% body inspection for Beilai insulated tubing includes ultrasonic testing, drift test, hydrostatic test, and mechanical property tests (tensile yield, hardness, thread inspection, etc.). 100% weld quality inspection and thermal insulation performance test are carried out.

Product Features & Functions:

  1. When the inner tube of insulated tubing is exposed to steam heat, pre-applied tensile stress is released to compensate for the thermal expansion difference between inner and outer tubes, ensuring reliable high-temperature operation.
  2. Getters are filled inside the sealed cavity to remove contaminant gases. This slows the gradual deterioration of insulation performance over time and maintains excellent thermal insulation during long-term service.
  3. Steam injection via insulated tubing greatly reduces heat loss, significantly increasing the achievable injection depth and steam quality delivered to the reservoir.
  4. It reduces thermal stress on casing and cement sheath to prevent casing damage under high temperatures.
  5. It provides superior thermal retention for oil production and substantially cuts heat loss. The main string adopts buttress threads with favorable stress distribution. Liners fitted between tubes keep steam in laminar flow and reduce heat loss at joints.

Main Specifications:
178×124, 139×101, 139×88, 114×76, 114×62, 88×50, 73×40

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