Casing and liner drilling bits and reamers
AssigneeBaker Hughes Incorporated
InventorsJack T. Oldham, L. Allen Sinor, Eric E. McClain, Robert A. Laing, Evan C. Turner, Mark W. Dykstra, Eric C. Sullivan
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AssigneeBaker Hughes Incorporated
InventorsJack T. Oldham, L. Allen Sinor, Eric E. McClain, Robert A. Laing, Evan C. Turner, Mark W. Dykstra, Eric C. Sullivan
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A casing bit, which may comprise a composite structure, for drilling a casing section into a subterranean formation, and which may include a portion configured to be drilled therethrough, is disclosed. Cutting elements and methods of use are disclosed. Adhesive, solder, electrically disbonding material, and braze affixation of a cutting element are disclosed. Differing abrasive material amount, characteristics, and size of cutting elements are disclosed. Telescoping casing sections and bits are disclosed. Aspects and embodiments are disclosed including: at least one gage section extending from a nose portion, at least one rotationally trailing groove formed in at least one of the plurality of blades, a movable blade, a leading face comprising superabrasive material, at least one of a drilling fluid nozzle and a sleeve, grooves for preferential failure, at least one rolling cone affixed to the nose portion, at least one sensor, discrete cutting element retention structures, and percussion inserts.
A casing bit reamer for drilling a casing section into a subterranean formation by enlarging a borehole, comprising:
A casing bit reamer for drilling a casing section into a subterranean formation by enlarging a borehole, comprising:
A casing bit reamer for drilling a casing section into a subterranean formation by enlarging a borehole, comprising:
A casing bit reamer for drilling a casing section into a subterranean formation by enlarging a borehole, comprising:
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