Drill string shock absorbing apparatus

Spring devices – Fluid – Expansible-contractible chamber device

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64 23, 175321, 308 4A, E21B 1702, F16F 918

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040553388

ABSTRACT:
Apparatus is disclosed for use in a drill string during rotary well drilling, especially of shallow holes such as blast holes, to absorb the shock loads imposed upon the drill bit and drill. A floating solid piston in an outer tubular body separates a gas chamber from a liquid chamber and equalizes the pressure between the two. A mandrel with large diameter bearing surfaces is carried reciprocally within the body, and has annular lubricating cavities separated from the liquid chamber. Lubricating passages include one in which a pressurized gas in a cavity supplies lubricant under pressure to the various bearing and sealing surfaces. Cylindrical pins inserted between the mandrel and the outer tubular body transmit torque between the body and mandrel.

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patent: 3225566 (1965-12-01), Leathers
patent: 3244459 (1966-04-01), Ortloff
patent: 3382936 (1968-05-01), Galle
patent: 3383126 (1968-05-01), Salvatori et al.
patent: 3746329 (1973-07-01), Galle

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