Turbodrill with a reduced drilling fluid pressure on a floating

Boring or penetrating the earth – With below-ground tool drive prime mover – Fluid rotary type

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415502, E21B 402

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044933819

ABSTRACT:
A turbodrill of the type having an annular floating piston between a tubular housing and a bit drive shaft for bounding the top of a lubricant chamber and the bottom of a drilling fluid chamber. The lubricant chamber contains oil for lubricating a bearing supporting the drive shaft in the adjacency of its bottom end. The drilling fluid chamber receives a fraction of drilling fluid (i.e. mud) from a turbine located higher in the housing. For making the mud pressure in the drilling fluid chamber approximately equal to the mud pressure in the drill hole (annulus) around the turbodrill, a seal is provided which restricts the influx of the mud from turbine to drilling fluid chamber. Further a passageway is formed through the housing for placing the drilling fluid chamber in constant fluid communication with the annulus.

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