Bearings – Rotary bearing – Roller drill bit
Patent
1993-01-06
1994-10-04
Hannon, Thomas R.
Bearings
Rotary bearing
Roller drill bit
175371, E21B 1022
Patent
active
053520459
ABSTRACT:
In an assembly made up of a spindle formed integrally with a revolving cutting element, the longitudinal axis of the spindle being the axis of rotation of the cutting element, the spindle is set into a cylindrical bearing. The bearing is fixed in the main body of the bit. The bearing element and a plate form a thrust surface with the end of the bearing at right angles to the axis of rotation of the spindle, which the other end of the bearing element made with the flange projecting outwards is held in the cutting element by means of the retaining ring which is fixed in the cutting element. A thrust surface at right angles to the axis of the rotation of the spindle is created between the top end of the bearing element and the cutting element and another between the retaining ring and the main body of the bit. By maintaining the spindle centrally in the bearing the wear on the bearing is radically reduced.
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Bennett Ronald
Isaacs Lewis J.
Jump Kenneth
Hannon Thomas R.
The Integrated Bearing Co. Ltd.
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