Reciprocating type low-pressure and high-frequency hydraulic power pulse vibrator

Abstract

The invention relates to a reciprocating type low-pressure and high-frequency hydraulic power pulse vibrator and belongs to the field of vibration or oscillation method well drilling. The reciprocating type low-pressure and high-frequency hydraulic power pulse vibrator is composed of a vibration short joint and a power short joint. The vibration short joint is formed in the manner that a spline core shaft is inserted in a spline outer cylinder and a piston outer cylinder, and a disc spring is installed in the circular clearance between the middle portion of the spline core shaft and the pistonouter cylinder. The lower end of the spline core shaft is fixedly connected with a piston inner cylinder. A piston I, a piston II and a piston III are sequentially fixed to the piston inner cylinderfrom top to bottom, and an isolation ring I and an isolation ring II are fixed to the inner surfaces of the parts, between the piston II and the piston II and between the piston II and the piston III,of the piston outer cylinder correspondingly. A spiral worm is arranged in a stator sleeve in the axial direction, the lower end of the spiral worm abuts against a disc support, and a connecting rodhinged to the lower end face of the spiral worm is hinged to the center position of the upper end of a vibrator valve cone which is arranged in the stator sleeve in a clearance fit manner. By means ofthe reciprocating type low-pressure and high-frequency hydraulic power pulse vibrator, the pressure loss of the tool can be reduced by 45%, and meanwhile the problems of motor backing pressure, drillhead damage, drilling tool clamping, torque fluctuation, drilling tool fatigue and the like are solved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of well drilling by means of vibration or oscillation, in particular to a reciprocating low-pressure high-frequency hydraulic pulse vibrator. Background technique [0002] The static friction between the drilling tool and the borehole wall has brought great challenges to the drilling construction of directional wells and horizontal wells. According to the direction, this static friction can be divided into two categories: one is axial friction during sliding drilling, and the other is circumferential friction during rotary drilling. Axial static friction leads to ineffective transmission of bit pressure; circumferential static friction leads to discontinuous rotation of drill tools. These two phenomena create various problems for drilling operations: under pressure of the motor, damage of the drill bit, difficult control of the tool face, excessive compression of the drill tool, sticking of the drill bit, torque fluc...

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Axial static friction leads to the ineffective transmission of bit pressure; circumferential static friction leads to discontinuous rotation of drill tools

These two phenomena create various problems for drilling operations: under pressure of the motor, damage of the drill bit, difficult control of the tool face, excessive compression of the drill tool, sticking of the drill bit, torque fluctuation, increased risk of drill to

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