Pressurized Fluid Flow System Having Multiple Work Chambers for a DTH Hammer and Normal Circulation Hammer thereof
OwnerJaime Andres Arosinventor
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A pressurized fluid flow system for a down the hole drill hammer has main and auxiliary chambers that exert work on the piston. The auxiliary chambers are formed around respective waists on the piston and externally delimited by respective cylinders which are arranged longitudinally in series. A set of supply chambers filled with the pressurized fluid are defined by annular recesses in the external surface of the piston for supplying said fluid to the chambers. Supply channels and discharge channels are formed in between the outer casing and the cylinders for respectively supply pressurized fluid through exit ports in the cylinders to the supply chambers and emptying the chambers through discharge ports in the cylinders. The supply and discharge of the chambers is controlled in a cooperative way by the piston and the cylinders. A normal circulation drill hammers is provided having this system.
A pressurized fluid flow system for a down the hole drill hammer, wherein the hammer has a cylindrical outer casing, a rear sub affixed to the rear end of the outer casing for connecting the hammer to a source of pressurized fluid, a piston slidably and coaxially disposed for reciprocating movement inside the outer casing, and a drill bit slidably mounted on a driver sub in the front end of the hammer, the pressurized fluid flow system comprising:
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