Drilling arrangements
AssigneeREED, Paul
InventorPaul Reed
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Abstract
There is disclosed a device for boring holes in a ground surface comprising: a core barrel having a barrel top and an open barrel bottom, the barrel top having a shaft mounted thereto for engaging with a rotary power source for rotating the core barrel; at least one cutting member mounted to the core barrel at the open barrel bottom; and a pressurised fluid source in fluid communication with the shaft for delivering a supply of pressurised fluid to the shaft; wherein the at least one cutting member is configured such that when it is mounted to the core barrel at the open barrel bottom, the pressurised fluid causes the at least one cutting member to perform a cutting motion to remove the ground surface.
Claims10
A device for boring holes in a ground surface, the device comprising:
- a core barrel having a barrel top and an open barrel bottom, the barrel top having a shaft mounted thereto for engaging with a rotary power source for rotating the core barrel;
- at least one cutting member mounted to the core barrel at the open barrel bottom;
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- a pressurised fluid source in fluid communication with the shaft for delivering a supply of pressurised fluid to the shaft,
- wherein the at least one cutting member is configured such that when the at least one cutting member is mounted to the core barrel at the open barrel bottom, the pressurised fluid causes the at least one cutting member to perform a cutting motion to remove the ground surface.
A device for boring holes in a ground surface, the device comprising:
- an auger having a pair of helical flights or removing cut material;
- a central recess extending centrally with respect to the pair of helical flights;
- a pressurised fluid source in fluid communication with the central recess shaft for delivering a supply of pressurised fluid thereto;
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- a cutting member mounted to the a base of the auger,
- wherein the at least one cutting member is configured such that when the at least one cutting member is mounted to the base of the auger, the pressurised fluid causes the at least one cutting member to perform a cutting action to remove the ground surface.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.