This invention discloses a method for
coring ultra-deep cutoff walls. First, a
mud pump is activated to deliver special
plant-based
adhesive mud. A large-
diameter double-tube
drill bit equipped with
a diamond drill bit is used to
drill and extract the core at low pressure and
slow rotation. After drilling to the predetermined depth, the
mud pump is shut off, and a cable
winch is used to lift the
drill bit. A continuous steel borehole
pipe of equal
diameter is installed at the bottom. The
drill bit is then replaced with a small-
diameter double-tube
drill bit equipped with
a diamond drill bit, and the
mud pump is activated again. A segmented drilling and
coring cycle process is employed. During drilling and
coring, borehole inclination is monitored based on a preset inclination
measurement frequency. If deviation occurs, a new drill bit and an extended drill bit are used to repeatedly sweep the borehole at low pressure and
slow rotation, inject
cement grout, or use a deviation correction device for dynamic correction. By optimizing the drill bit combination and coring parameters, the core
recovery rate is ensured to be no less than the preset value. This invention effectively solves the technical problems of easy deviation, low drilling efficiency, low core
recovery rate, and poor integrity in ultra-deep cutoff wall drilling, providing reliable
technical support for the
quality assessment of ultra-deep cutoff walls.