Paper Title:

A 3D FEM Methodology for Air Hammer Bit Design

Periodical Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 156 - 157)
Main Theme Advanced Manufacturing Technology
Edited by Jingtao Han, Zhengyi Jiang and Sihai Jiao
Pages 1435-1439
DOI 10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.156-157.1435
Citation Hai Yan Zhu et al., 2010, Advanced Materials Research, 156-157, 1435
Online since October, 2010
Authors Hai Yan Zhu, Qing You Liu, Xiao Hua Xiao, Jia Jia Jing, Chao He
Keywords Air Drilling, Air Hammer Bit, Finite Element (FE), Shrink Range, Tooth
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Abstract

Based on the failure mode of air hammer bit, a mechanical model of the tooth on the inclined plane is established. And then a new air hammer flat bit with double declined planes and a big central plat (the outer inclined plane is 40° and the inner one is 20°) is designed. In order to reduce the design cost and cut down the design cycle, we establish a 3D contact model of 12 1/4″ full-scale flat bit, teeth and rock to choose a better end face structure from single and double declined planes, verify the rationality of bit parameters and tooth arrangement, design reasonable shrink range between tooth and tooth-Hole. This 3D FEM methodology for air hammer bit design is economical and useful, it can be used to optimize bit structure and design a new bit.