Polycrystalline diamond bearing system for a roller cone rock bi

Boring or penetrating the earth – Bit or bit element – Magnetized or with magnet

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175371, 384 95, F21B 1046

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048025399

ABSTRACT:
A roller cone rock bit is disclosed with an improved bearing system. The improvement comprises a main journal bearing which is substantially frustoconically shaped and a main roller cone bearing which is reverse shaped to mate with the journal bearing. The journal and roller cone bearings comprise polycrystalline diamond. The invention also includes a member for retaining the roller cone on the journal.

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