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6 façons de résoudre le problème des forets DTH

1. Break across the Chuck Ring Bearing Surface

Causes probables :

– Worn-out bit chuck rings

– Insufficient lubrication

– Worn-out guide bushing

Actions suggérées :

– Check the status of the bit, retaining rings, and guide bushing prior to drilling

– Ensure the use of appropriate and adequate hammer oil

– Replace aged components of the hammer with new ones

2. Break across the Splines

Causes probables :

– About the DTH hammer diameter, the diameter of the bit head is too big

– Too much torque

– Worn-out driver sub

Actions suggérées :

– Modify drill settings for oversized drill bits

– Utilize a larger DTH hammer suitable for the bit size

– Adjust torque according to the rock conditions

– Replace worn-out hammer components with new parts

Break across the Chuck Ring Bearing Surface
Break across the Chuck Ring Bearing Surface

3. Piston Striking Face Breakage

Causes probables :

– Worn-out guide bushing

– Worn-out piston, bit retaining ring, or driver sub

Actions suggérées :

– Check the status of the piston, bit retaining rings, driver sub, and

Guide bushing before drilling

-Replace worn-out hammer components with new parts

4. Shoulder damage

Causes probables :

– Incorrect feed force

Actions suggérées :

– Adjust feed force to keep the carbide working against the rock; increase on softer rocks but reduce as more drill pipe is added, thus naturally increasing the feed force

Piston Striking Face Breakage
Piston Striking Face Breakage

5. Piston striking face damage

Causes probables :

- Lubrification insuffisante

– Debris trapped between the bit and the piston

Actions suggérées :

– Ensure the use of appropriate and adequate hammer oil

– Maintain tight hammer joints and cleanse the driver sub, bit retaining ring, and drive splines consistently

– Inspect the hammer check valve assembly to ensure functionality

6. Broken foot valve

Causes probables :

– Worn-out piston, drive splines, or driver sub

– Misalignment

– Lack of lubrication

Actions suggérées :

– Check the status of the piston, bit, and driver sub prior to drilling

– Replace worn-out hammer components with new parts

– Employ alignment tools and drill practices for straighter boreholes; opt for bits with a concave face design

– Use suitable and sufficient hammer oil

Piston striking face damage
Piston striking face damage
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