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Rotary Drilling
Top Hammer Drilling
DTH Drilling
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Drilling Methods
Descriptive of the Energy Source
• Rotary Drilling
– RPM X Torque
• DHD (DTH) Drilling
– Energy X Frequency
• Top Hammer (Drifter)
– Energy X Frequency
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Rotary Drilling
• Softer formations
• Unconsolidated formations
• High Weight On Bit
• High Drill rod RPM
• Larger than 7-7/8”
– Bearing limits
• Low air pressure
– Flushing power only
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Top Hammer (Drifter) Drilling
• Small holes
– <5-1/2”
• Shallow holes
– <80 feet
• Deviation
– Small rod
– Poor stabilization
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Down hole Drilling
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Rotary Drilling
Rotary drilling
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Top Hammer Drilling ( Drifter )
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Top hammer vs. DTH
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Consequence of deviation
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DTH Drilling
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Deep holes
• 5%- 10% faster compare with rotary
and core drilling
– Oil& Gas
– Water well
– Geothermal wells
– Pilot holes for core drilling
– Pilot holes for raise boring
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Good hole quality
* Lots of air
- Efficient hole cleaning
- Less re-drills
* Straight holes
* Easy charging
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Simple technique
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Low noise level
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MUD DRILLING
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Mud drilling
A. Forward Circulation
B. Reverse Circulation
Bits Used
1.Drag bit
2.Rock Roller bit
a.Steel tooth
b.T.C .tipped bit
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Bailing Velocity=
183* CFM
D2-d2
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The face of interaction
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