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  • Application
    US 09/943592 2001-08-30
  • Publication
    US 20020074165 2002-06-20
  • Granted
    US 6637523 2003-10-28

granted patent: Drilling Process Monitor

TitleDrilling Process Monitor
Granted PatentUS 6637523
Granted Date2003-10-28
Priority Date2001-08-30 US 09/943592
2000-09-22 US 09/234535P
Inventors
Issue Date2003
Citation
US Patent 6637523. Washington, DC: US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), 2003 How to Cite?
AbstractAn Apparatus Is Used With A Drilling Assembly For Drilling A Borehole. The Drilling Assembly Has An Impact Device Linked To A Drill Head. The Impact Device Is Powered By A First Fluid Under A First Pressure To Impart A Percussive Force To The Drill Head. The Percussive Force Is A Function Of The First Pressure. A Thruster Of The Drilling Assembly Is Also Linked To The Drill Head. The Thruster Is Powered By A Second Fluid Under A Second Pressure To Impart A Thrust Force To The Drill Head. The Thrust Force Is A Function Of The Second Pressure. Additionally, A Rotator Of The Drilling Assembly Is Linked To The Drill Head. The Rotator Is Powered By A Third Fluid Under A Third Pressure To Impart A Torque To The Drill Head. The Torque Is A Function Of The Third Pressure.; The Apparatus Includes A First Pressure Sensor Communicating With The First Fluid To Output A First Electrical Signal That Is A Function Of The First Pressure. A Second Pressure Sensor Communicates With The Second Fluid To Output A Second Electrical Signal That Is A Function Of The Second Pressure. A Third Pressure Sensor Communicates With The Third Fluid To Output A Third Electrical Signal That Is A Function Of The Third Pressure. A Position Sensor Outputs A Fourth Electrical Signal That Is A Function Of Depth Of The Drill Head Relative To A Reference Location. A Device Monitors The First, Second, Third And Fourth Signals. The Device Produces Respective Graph Traces Of Functions Of The Percussive Force, The Thrust Force, The Torque And The Depth.
Persistent Identifierhttp://hdl.handle.net/10722/142199
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dc.identifier.citationUS Patent 6637523. Washington, DC: US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), 2003en_HK
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dc.description.abstractAn Apparatus Is Used With A Drilling Assembly For Drilling A Borehole. The Drilling Assembly Has An Impact Device Linked To A Drill Head. The Impact Device Is Powered By A First Fluid Under A First Pressure To Impart A Percussive Force To The Drill Head. The Percussive Force Is A Function Of The First Pressure. A Thruster Of The Drilling Assembly Is Also Linked To The Drill Head. The Thruster Is Powered By A Second Fluid Under A Second Pressure To Impart A Thrust Force To The Drill Head. The Thrust Force Is A Function Of The Second Pressure. Additionally, A Rotator Of The Drilling Assembly Is Linked To The Drill Head. The Rotator Is Powered By A Third Fluid Under A Third Pressure To Impart A Torque To The Drill Head. The Torque Is A Function Of The Third Pressure.; The Apparatus Includes A First Pressure Sensor Communicating With The First Fluid To Output A First Electrical Signal That Is A Function Of The First Pressure. A Second Pressure Sensor Communicates With The Second Fluid To Output A Second Electrical Signal That Is A Function Of The Second Pressure. A Third Pressure Sensor Communicates With The Third Fluid To Output A Third Electrical Signal That Is A Function Of The Third Pressure. A Position Sensor Outputs A Fourth Electrical Signal That Is A Function Of Depth Of The Drill Head Relative To A Reference Location. A Device Monitors The First, Second, Third And Fourth Signals. The Device Produces Respective Graph Traces Of Functions Of The Percussive Force, The Thrust Force, The Torque And The Depth.en_HK
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dc.titleDrilling Process Monitoren_HK
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dc.identifier.emailLaw, Kum Tim:en_US
dc.identifier.emailLee, Chack Fan:leecf@hkucc.hku.hken_US
dc.identifier.emailYue, Zhong Qi:yueqzq@hkucc.hku.hken_US
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