Manifolds assist in the smooth distribution of fluid from a single source to multiple outputs or vice versa. In the oil and gas industry, this may be used when the fluid has to be transferred from wells to test lines or from the storage tank to the production line. The typical manifold has a hollow structure with arrangements including valves, fittings (tees/ elbow/ plugs), tubes, pipes, and pressure equipment. The hollow body of the manifold allows the fluid to maneuver through the different ports to the production line without any obstruction. The flow parameter is controlled by two-, three-, or five-valve configurations including needle, ball, or bleed valves.
