The present invention provides a high-energy water-pressure down-the-hole hammer based on
impact rotary drilling technology. The structure of the high-energy water-pressure down-the-hole hammer based on
impact rotary drilling technology includes an upper sub, a housing, a filter fixing sleeve, a drain valve cover, a fixed valve sleeve, a main valve, a
piston hammer, a
drill bit, a first support sleeve, a second support sleeve, a first sealing
piston, a second sealing
piston, a guide sleeve, a stop ring, and a fixed casing. The hammer internally is provided with a first chamber, a second chamber, a third chamber, and a control chamber. The main valve moves up and down along the cylindrical chamber inside the fixed valve sleeve, and the piston hammer moves up and down along the annular groove inside the fixed valve sleeve. Inside the fixed valve sleeve, there are provided a first
control flow channel, a second
control flow channel, and a third
control flow channel that connect the four chambers and the outside. The high-pressure clear water in the first chamber pressurizes and depressurizes the second chamber, the third chamber, and the control chamber through the three control flow channels. The up and down movement of the main valve, the accelerated
impact and decelerated braking of the piston hammer are mainly achieved by relying on the static pressure of the high-pressure clear water, driving the piston to do work, performing high-frequency heavy-load impacts on the rock, and improving the
pump pressure and drilling efficiency.