reduced from the heat treatment and processing technology of the material of the
cylindrical teeth.
(2) Unmatched design of bottom lip and rock properties
As shown in Fig. 11.47, the spherical teeth on the most central arc top have less
contact with rock and soil, which means that these spherical teeth do not work
under the same working conditions as other teeth. This not only wastes energy but
also affects the drilling efficiency of DTH bit. On the one hand, this problem is due
to the too large radian of concave surface in bit design. On the other hand, it is also
related to the geotechnical properties of drilling. It can be seen that the arc of the
drill should be reduced appropriately in the design of the drill bit, and the appropriate type of drill bit can be selected according to the specific geotechnical
properties in the construction.
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Fig. 11.47 Central spherical
tooth unequal working
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