Diamond bearing for high-speed drag bits

Bearings – Rotary bearing – Roller drill bit

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175329, 384282, 3849071, F16C 3324, E21B 1022

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047566310

ABSTRACT:
A bearing for a rotary cone for a rock bit is disclosed. The bearing consists of a multiplicity of small synthetic diamond particles nested within a matrix base, each with an exposed flattened surface to form the bearing. The diamond particles are strategically positioned on a bearing surface and secured within the matrix base. A substantially identical synthetic diamond bearing is concentrically positioned adjacent to the first bearing to form the bearing package.

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