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Vol 105
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Estimation of hydraulic resistances at pneumatic impact drilling with foam

Authors:
V. Ya. Klimov
Date submitted:
1984-09-24
Date accepted:
1984-11-13
Date published:
1985-11-27

Abstract

The development of a methodology for calculating the depth of pneumatic percussion drilling with the use of gas-liquid cleaning agent seems to be very important for the correct assessment of the possibilities of pneumatic percussion drilling and determination of rational modes of supplying gas-liquid mixture (GMS), providing the maximum energy parameters of the pneumatic percussion at minimum pressure losses in the well.

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References

  1. Bronzov A.S. Drilling of wells with the use of gaseous agents. M., Nedra, 1979.
  2. Gasterstadt I. Pneumatic transport. M., PH VSNKh, 1927.
  3. Research of work of pneumatic percussion unit RP-111 on gas-liquid mixtures with surfactant additives / V.Ya.Klimov, I.I.Nikolaev, I.V.Kulikov, V.P.Pevzner. - Journal of Mining Institute, 1982, vol. 93.
  4. Kudryashov B.B., Muraev Y.D., Klimov V.Ya. Fundamentals of the Theory and Calculation of Pressure at Foam Movement in a Well. - Journal of Mining Institute, 1982, vol. 93.

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