Drill bit and cutting structure having enhanced placement and si

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E21B 1046

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056070250

ABSTRACT:
A fixed cutter drill bit includes cutter elements mounted in sets on the bit face. A cutter element set includes at least three cutters with cutting faces having at least two different curvatures. The cutter elements of the set are mounted on various blades of the bit such that, in rotated profile, the cutting profile of a larger and a smaller cutter element overlap, and such that the smaller cutter element is flanked by larger sized cutters. The bit exhibits increased stability, before and after wear has occurred. The large cutters provide for efficient shearing while the smaller cutters may provide prefracturing in certain formations.

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