Boring or penetrating the earth – With tool shaft detail – Shaft carried guide or protector
Patent
1981-04-09
1983-04-05
Pate, III, William F.
Boring or penetrating the earth
With tool shaft detail
Shaft carried guide or protector
175406, 175408, 166173, 308 4A, 403381, E21B 1710
Patent
active
043788521
ABSTRACT:
A drill string stabilizer in which the wall-contacting wear elements are secured in their accommodating slots by an undercut along each side and a tapered wedge-receiving notch along the underneath side for accepting one or more wedge pieces. In one embodiment, the tapered notch is along the side of an axially elongate slot and a plurality of wedges are located in securing position along one side. In another embodiment, there are tapered notches along the center between two separated sections of wear elements. In a third embodiment, the slot for the wear elements is not axially elongated but on a spiral angle. In a fourth embodiment, a pluraity of short wear elements are employed end-to-end, each with its own wedge piece and each also located on a thrust-bearing and locating pin.
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Oncor Drilling Tools General Catalog, 1980-81, pp. 14-16.
Bednar Emil J.
Eickenroht Marvin B.
Neuder William P.
Pate III William F.
Vaden III Frank S.
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