High pressure fluid apparatus

Boring or penetrating the earth – With above-ground means for handling drilling fluid or cutting – With tool shaft having plural passages for drilling fluid

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173 58, 137580, E21B 2102

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042666201

ABSTRACT:
High pressure fluid apparatus having a swivel flow divider connected to a rotary power source and an accompanying power cylinder for transferring high pressure fluid from a stationary to a rotary medium and a fluid jet rotary bit. The swivel flow divider defines a pair of integral seal bearings which can be variably positioned by means of the power cylinder to divert substantially all of the fluid flow into a fluid conducting tube at high pressures, e.g. up to about 10,000 psi to about 20,000 psi to divert fluid flow to a relatively low pressure region surrounding the fluid conducting tube, or to apportion fluid flow between the tube and the low pressure region surrounding the tube. The fluid jet bit has a bit body including a wear resistant insert which can be removed from a fluid jet housing and mounting without subjecting fluid jet orifices secured in the latter to damage.

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patent: 3155179 (1964-11-01), Hunt
patent: 3750749 (1975-08-01), Giroux
patent: 3987963 (1976-10-01), Pacht
patent: 4168753 (1979-09-01), Raibetanz

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