Boring or penetrating the earth – Bit or bit element – With fluid conduit lining or element
Patent
1986-09-29
1988-03-29
Novosad, Stephen J.
Boring or penetrating the earth
Bit or bit element
With fluid conduit lining or element
175417, 175424, E21B 1060
Patent
active
047337354
ABSTRACT:
A rotary drill bit comprises a bit body having a leading face and a gauge region, a number of blades on the leading face of the bit body, and a number of cutting elements mounted along each blade. A passage in the bit body supplies drilling fluid to nozzles in the leading face of the bit body for cooling and cleaning the cutting elements. Each nozzle is so oriented, and the surface of the bit body in the region in front of each blade is so shaped, as to promote a vortex flow of drilling fluid around said region, with part of the periphery of the vortex extending across the cutting elements on the blade, so that fluid in the periphery of the vortex passes across the cutting elements mounted on each blade before escaping through an exit channel in the gauge region.
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Barr John D.
Fuller John M.
Taylor Malcolm R.
Neuder William P.
NL Petroleum Products Limited
Novosad Stephen J.
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