Earth drilling lubricated hydraulic shock absorber and method

Boring or penetrating the earth – Below-ground impact members – Fluid-operated

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64 23, 175321, 277 59, E21B 2100, E21B 4100

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043031382

ABSTRACT:
Earth drilling hydraulic shock absorber having an anvil reciprocally mounted in a casing and operatively connected with a plurality of independently operating pistons, the anvil being reciprocally mounted within the casing through a spline connection with unidirectional sealing means for equalizing pressure across the sealing means with the hydrostatic pressure in a borehole for retaining a lubricating fluid around the spline connection and to prevent abrasive matter in drilling fluid from coming in contact with the spline connection. The anvil of the shock absorber may include a reduced effective pressure area so that the anvil engages the first piston at a lower downweight.

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