Boring or penetrating the earth – Bit or bit element – With fluid conduit lining or element
Patent
1996-02-26
1997-05-27
Tsay, Frank
Boring or penetrating the earth
Bit or bit element
With fluid conduit lining or element
175424, E21B 1060
Patent
active
056323492
ABSTRACT:
A drill bit for removing a surface subject to a subsurface pressure and an environmental surface pressure at least equal to the subsurface pressure, which comprises jetting fluid through a nozzle facing and located a predetermined distance from said surface, said nozzle being shaped to eject the fluid in a steam having a higher core pressure than said environmental pressure, said higher pressure stream having adjacent thereto at least one zone of pressure negative relative to said subsurface pressure, said distance being predetermined to expose said surface to said zone of negative pressure, whereby said surface is caused to explode into said zone of negative pressure from the force of said subsurface pressure.
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Dove Norval R.
Lott W. Gerald
Smith Stephen K.
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