Rotary Percussion Blasthole Machine May Revolutionize Drilling

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
W. D. Lacabanne E. P. Pfleider
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The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
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Sep 1, 1955

Abstract

Rotary percussive drilling, vibro-drilling, vibro-rotation drilling, rotary pulsating drilling-all names that mean the same thing-are gradually appearing in mining literature. What is rotary percussive drilling? It is a combined system superimposing a rapid percussive impact on a continuous rotary action in an attempt to utilize the most desirable features of both methods. At present single and multiple carriage-mounted rotary percussion units are being used in the European coal mining regions. One well engineered unit is the Hausherr "Albo" rotary percussive drill, utilizing two alternately operating percussion pistons, and another is the multiple-unit, jumbo-mounted Salzgitter machine. Niisse & Grafer also manufacture rotary percussion drills.
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APA: W. D. Lacabanne E. P. Pfleider  (1955)  Rotary Percussion Blasthole Machine May Revolutionize Drilling

MLA: W. D. Lacabanne E. P. Pfleider Rotary Percussion Blasthole Machine May Revolutionize Drilling. The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1955.

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