Boring or penetrating the earth – Bit or bit element – With fluid conduit lining or element
Patent
1990-05-07
1991-06-25
Britts, Ramon S.
Boring or penetrating the earth
Bit or bit element
With fluid conduit lining or element
175410, 175418, E21B 1000
Patent
active
050258753
ABSTRACT:
A rock bit for a down-the-hole drill provides auxiliary flow paths for flushing the working face of the drill bit to facilitate the removal of cuttings and debris through peripheral troughs in the drill thereby significantly reducing the abrasive effect of the cuttings and debris on the bit body. The exhaust fluid is supplied to the working face of the drill bit through several delivery channels spaced equidistantly about the periphery of the drill head where a first set of delivery channels are disposed at acute angles to the central axis of the drill bit and a second set of delivery channels are interposed directly between the central bore of the drill bit and the working face.
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Bell James R.
Britts Ramon S.
Foster Glenn B.
Ingersoll-Rand Company
Schoeppel Roger J.
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