Boring or penetrating the earth – With tool shaft detail – Helix or helically arranged structure
Patent
1986-05-12
1987-10-13
Novosad, Stephen J.
Boring or penetrating the earth
With tool shaft detail
Helix or helically arranged structure
175394, 198676, E21B 1044
Patent
active
046992260
ABSTRACT:
An interchangeable conveying spiral which can be removably, slidably mounted on a drill shaft for conveying drillings away from a drill head mounted on the end of the spiral. The spiral includes an elongated strip having at least first and second substantially orthogonal webs. The first web has a free, squared-off end. The strip is wound in a spiral with the free, squared-off end of one turn abuting the free, squared-off end of an adjoining turn of the spiral so that the first web forms a closed jacket tube which can be removably, slidably mounted on a drill shaft, and the second web serves exclusively as a transporting shoulder for conveying drillings.
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patent: 662646 (1900-11-01), Hardsocg
patent: 901819 (1908-10-01), Neitzel
patent: 1684254 (1928-09-01), Bailey
patent: 3372763 (1968-03-01), Fischer
Warmgewalzter Rundkantiger, T-Stahl, (German), DIN 1024, 10/1963.
Warmgewalzter Rundkantiger, S-Stahl, (German), DIN 1023, 10/1963.
Warmgevalzter Gleichshenkliger Rundkantiger Winkelstahl, DIN 1028, 10/1976.
Warmgewalzter Scharfkantiger, T-Stahl, DIN 59051, 10/1963.
Moser Bernhard
Muller Norbert
Hawera Probst GmbH & Co.
Neuder William P.
Novosad Stephen J.
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