Determination of Efficient Rotary Percussive Drilling Techniques for Strong Rocks

Определение эффективных методов роторно-ударного бурения твёрдых пород
В. Н. Карпов, A. M. Petreev
2021-05-01

DTH hammersenergy criterionrotary percussive drillingtungsten carbide inserts wearvolumetric rock destruction
The authors address the problem connected with the determination of efficient rotary percussive drilling techniques with DTH hammers and present estimation criteria for their value ranges such that to ensure drilling at minimum energy content and wear of bits. The calculation formulas for drilling techniques are given, and the expediency of maximum destruction at minimum impacts per one complete turn of drill bit is proved. The upper limit of drill bit turn angle between impacts at the maximum drilling capacity and minimum energy content of fracture and wear of tungsten carbide inserts is found. The rotary percussive drilling technique with different DTH hammer models can be optimized suing the energy criterion of volumetric rock destruction and the energy content of fracture.
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An upper limit of the drill-bit turn angle between impacts is determined for maximum drilling capacity and minimal fracture energy and tungsten carbide insert wear.
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Calculation formulas for drilling techniques are provided to determine efficient operational parameters.
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Estimation criteria are presented for value ranges of rotary percussive drilling techniques with DTH hammers that ensure minimum energy consumption and minimum bit wear.
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It is expedient to maximize rock destruction per drill-bit revolution while minimizing number of impacts per revolution.
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Rotary percussive drilling techniques for different DTH hammer models can be optimized using an energy criterion based on volumetric rock destruction and fracture energy.

Rotary percussive drilling technique using down-the-hole (DTH) hammers for drilling strong rocks

Optimization and determination of efficient drilling parameters (bit turn angle between impacts, impacts per revolution) to minimize energy consumption and tungsten-carbide bit wear while maximizing volumetric rock destruction

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В. Н. Карпов
A. M. Petreev
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