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Spudding tools
Diamond Glossary (алмазы и бриллианты - глоссарий терминологии) |
Tools used to begin a borehole in earthy materials with a diamond or rotary drill; also, the drilling tools used by a cable-tool or churn drill.
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Spudded-in, английский
A term applied to a borehole that has been started and the hole has reached bedrock and/or the standpipe has been set.
Spudder, английский
A churn drill, churn-drill operator, or the special bit used to begin a borehole by rotary, diamond, or churn drills.
Spudder drill, английский
Spudding, английский
- In diamond and/or rotary drilling, a general term applied to drilling through overburden with a fishtail bit, drag bit, or diamond-point bit.
- Sinking a conductor, standpipe, or casing with a churn- or cable-type drill rig.
- Разрыхление твёрдого пласта (в который погружают сваю) pile ~ см spudding spur 1. буна, шпора, полузапруда; поперечная дамба 2. отросток (трубопровода) 3. подводка к водоразборной точке
Spudding bit, английский
Spud bit
Spudding boreholes, английский
Spudding drill, английский
Spudding driller, английский
Spudding drum, английский
Spudding tool, английский
Spudding-in, английский
Spud 1
Tool, английский
- Инструмент для спусла и посадки хвостовика
- Метод; инструмент
Tool, английский
Tool, английский
Tool, английский
Tool (changer) capacity, английский
Tool -, английский
Набор [комплект] инструментов
Tool adapter, английский
Tool air, английский
Tool box, английский
An area of the software screen that contains icons representing the tools that can be selected when working with text or graphics
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Total critical load, английский
Total critical pressure. 1. the total load or pressure that must be applied to a bit for its optimum rate of penetration in a specific rock. 2. the maximum load that can be applied to a bit without causing damage to the bit. compare critical pressure 1 and 2.
Auger fork, английский
Tool used to span the top of an auger-drill hole and engage and support the weight of a string of continuous-flight augers.
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