Abstract
In response to the difficult slag discharge and low hole formation rate encountered in the Wangpo Coal Mine, a study was conducted on high-speed spiral composite drilling technology. This study was integrated with the performance characteristics of the ZDY6000LR-type high-speed pit rig, resulting in the design of drill bits in three different specifications: Φ110/63.5 mm, Φ95/60.3 mm, and Φ88/50 mm. Additionally, the study optimized the three-wing drill pipe's feed speed, rotation speed, and airflow volume. The industrial field test, conducted on the 3206 working face of the Wangpo Coal Mine, resulted in the design of three drill bit combinations that exhibited high strength and stiffness. This design improvement led to enhanced hole integrity, elevated slag removal efficiency, and extended service life for both the drill pipe and bit. The high-speed spiral composite drilling technology, alongside the supporting equipment, effectively addresses the challenges of slag discharge and nozzle top drilling encountered during operations. It significantly improves the deep hole drilling rate, achieving a drilling depth of over 100 m with a success rate exceeding 70%. This technology provides vital support for the extraction of gas from coal seams within the mine. Notably, the Φ95/60.3 mm screw pipe and its corresponding drill bit demonstrated the optimal holeforming effect, with an average hole depth of 111.2 m and a hole formation rate of 90.9%. These findings offer valuable insights for drilling operations under similar conditions of complex and weak coal seams.
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