Waterpower pulse cavitation jet well drilling device, method and drill bit
A hydraulic pulse and jet technology, which is applied in the direction of liquid/gas jet drilling, drill bits, drilling equipment, etc., can solve the problems of poor hydraulic pulse effect, decreased hydraulic energy of the drill bit, and increased confining pressure, etc., achieving broad application prospects and Development potential, good economic and social benefits, and the effect of prolonging the service life
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[0039] FIG. 1 is a flow chart of Embodiment 1 of the method of the present invention. The specific steps of the hydraulic pulse cavitation jet drilling method are as follows:
[0040] Step 101 : during drilling operations, converting the continuous and stable liquid flow used to impact the bottom of the well into a pulsed resonance flow liquid;
[0041] Step 102: injecting the pulse resonant flowing liquid into a relatively static liquid at a high speed to generate a cavitation phenomenon;
[0042] Step 103 : shock the pulsed resonance flowing liquid that generates cavitation to the bottom of the well in the manner of fluctuating pressure.
[0043] In the above preferred embodiment, the pulsed liquid flow can be generated by periodically perturbing the continuous and stable liquid flow according to a preset frequency.
[0044]In the above embodiment, the continuous fluid passes through the resonant cavity to form an acoustic resonance, so that the jet at the nozzle outlet be...
Embodiment 2
[0047] This embodiment is a flow of a more detailed solution than Embodiment 1. details as follows:
[0048] Step 1010: during the drilling operation, convert the continuous and stable liquid flow for impacting the bottom of the well into a pulsed resonance flow liquid; periodically perturb the continuous and stable liquid flow according to a preset frequency;
[0049] Step 1021: The resonant cavity of the organ pipe can form an acoustic resonance, so that the jet at the nozzle outlet becomes a discontinuous vortex circulation, which induces the occurrence of cavitation;
[0050] In step 1022, the rotating impeller can disturb the continuous fluid and enhance the discontinuity of the fluid, thereby enhancing cavitation;
[0051] Step 1031: causing the pressure of the pulse resonance flowing liquid to fluctuate;
[0052] Step 1032: generating feedback pressure resonance in the pulse resonance flowing liquid with pressure fluctuations;
[0053] Step 1033: use the pressure res...
Embodiment 3
[0058] When this embodiment is assembled and used according to Figure 13, the specific steps are as follows:
[0059] Step 201, during the drilling operation of the drilling tool, introduce a continuous and stable liquid flow for impacting the bottom of the well;
[0060] Step 202: Periodically disturb the continuous and stable liquid flow to form a pulsed flow liquid, so as to increase the impact effect;
[0061] Step 203: Amplify the liquid in pulsed flow and make it resonate, and then convert it into a liquid in pulsed resonance flow;
[0062] Step 204, by reducing the cross-sectional area of the fluid and accelerating its flow rate, so that it is injected into the relatively static ambient liquid at a high speed;
[0063] Step 205, making the liquid form a turbulent vortex to generate a cavitation phenomenon;
[0064] Step 206 , flowing the high-speed pulsed resonant flowing liquid that produces cavitation into the organ pipe nozzle on the drill bit in the form of fluc...
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