Rock-breaking tool for percussive-action machines

Boring or penetrating the earth – Bit or bit element – Impact or percussion type

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175404, 175405, E21B 1048

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042805732

ABSTRACT:
A rock-breaking tool for preferable use in self-propelled percussive machines for boring wells, comprising a casing with a pointed portion and an end face. The casing has an annular cutting edge formed by the pointed portion and inner tapered surface thereof. The casing is formed with a cone-shaped chamber open at the end face thereof, oriented toward the bottom of a well being drilled, the internal surface of the chamber intersecting with the conical surface of the annular cutting edge. The casing is also provided with ducts communicating the chamber with the surrounding space.

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