Steel tooth bit with extra-thick hardfacing
AssigneeBaker Hughes Incorporated
InventorsJames L. Overstreet, Ronald L. Jones, Jeremy K. Morgan, Trevor M. McAninch
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AssigneeBaker Hughes Incorporated
InventorsJames L. Overstreet, Ronald L. Jones, Jeremy K. Morgan, Trevor M. McAninch
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An earth-boring bit has a bit body with at least one earth disintegrating cutter mounted on it. The cutter is generally conically shaped and rotatably secured to the body. The cutter has a plurality of teeth formed on it. The teeth have underlying stubs of steel which are integrally formed with and protrude from the cutter. The stubs have flanks which incline toward each other and terminate in a top. A carburized layer is formed on the flanks and the top to a selected depth. The stub has a width across its top from one flank to the other that is less than twice the depth of the carburized layer. A layer of hardfacing is coated on the tops and flanks of the stub, forming an apex for the tooth.
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