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CH22P Positive Choke

Large-Orifice Fixed Restriction

CH22P is the large-orifice positive production and wellhead choke model for fixed restriction where the job needs a high-capacity 2 inch max flow path.

2 in Max Orifice High-Capacity Fixed Path RF Or RTJ Availability Positive Bean Selection
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Overview

CH22P Features

CH22P translates the CH22 large-orifice envelope into positive choke service. It is selected when the restriction is fixed and the job needs more capacity than a 1 inch max model.

Use this model for high-capacity fixed restriction, then confirm pressure class, connection, bean/orifice, and RF or RTJ requirement with the Cactus Flow team.

  • Use CH22P when a fixed 2 inch max restriction is the right control method.
  • Covers common 3,000, 5,000, and 10,000 PSI configurations, with broader 2,000 to 15,000 PSI CH22 availability.
  • Move to CH22A when the same large-orifice envelope needs adjustable control.

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Fit Summary

Best Fit Summary

Use CH22P when a fixed 2 inch max restriction is the right control method. Covers common 3,000, 5,000, and 10,000 PSI configurations, with broader 2,000 to 15,000 PSI CH22 availability.