Cameron DL Annular Blowout

Blowou t Preventer
 Typical Configurations
5 Cavity BOP Stack

EST. WEIGHT TOTAL 703,240 LBS .

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 Features of the Cameron Annular
• The DL BOP is designed to simplify
s implify field maintenance..
• Cameron DL BOPs are manufactured in Beziers France and comply
with API 16A and NACE specification MR-01-75 for H2S service.
• Packers for DL BOPs have the capacity to strip pipe as well as close

and seal on almost any size or shape object that will fit into the
wellbore.
• Popular sizes of the DL BOP are available with high-performance
CAMULAR annular packing subassemblies.
• The Cameron DL BOP is available in sizes from 7-1/16" to 21-1/4"
and in working pressures from 2000 to 20,000 psi.
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In the design of the Cameron DL annular BOP,

closing pressure forces the operating piston and
pusher plate upward to displace the solid
elastomer donut and force the packer to close
inward.
As the packer
packer closes, steel
steel reinforcing
reinforcing inserts
rotate inward to form a continuous support ring
of steel at the top and bottom of the packer. The
inserts remain in contact with each other
whether the packer is open, closed on pipe or

closed on open hole