Investigation of Thermal Operational Regimes for Diamond Bit Drilling Operations (TECHNICAL NOTE)

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1 Saint-Petersburg Mining University, Saint Petersburg, Russia

2 A.F. Mozhaisky Military Space Academy, Saint Petersburg, Russia

3 FKU UPRDOR «Rossija», Saint Petersburg, Russia

Abstract

This paper reviews existing studies and investigates thermal operational regimes of diamond bit during drilling operations. The operating temperature of the diamond core drill is studied under bench condition and an optimal thermal range are presented. Based on this study, it was noted that glazing of diamond tools is observed at temperatures less than 327°C, and normal wear of diamond tools is observed at temperatures within the range of 327- 660°C. Burning-in of diamond cores is accompanied by heating the matrix to temperatures above 800°C.

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International Journal of Engineering
Volume 32, Issue 5
TRANSACTIONS B: Applications
May 2019
Pages 790-793

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