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    Roller Cone BitIntroduction and History

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    Before Roller Cone Bits

    Until internal combustion enginescame in the late 19th century, themain method for drilling rock wasmuscle power of man or animal.Rods were turned by hand, usingclamps attached to the rod. Therope and drop method invented inZigong, China used a steel rod or

    piston raised and droppedvertically via a rope.

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    Ancient Drilling Rigs in Zigong, China

    Percussion bits

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    Before Roller Cone Bits

    1845 - Fauvelle invented the rotarydrilling system. It was used in theearly years of the oil industry insome of the oil-producing countriesin Europe. The rotary drillingsystem was in general use in Texasin the early 1900s

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    Fish tail Bit

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    A Little History

    1859: Edwin Drakes Well - Titusville, PA

    The first successful oil well that was drilled for the solepurpose of finding oil

    Struck oil at 70 feet

    Peak production was 20 barrels/day

    Sold for $20/barrel

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    First Roller Cone Bit Patent

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    First Roller Cone Bit Patent

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    Roller Cone History

    1909 - Howard Hughes patentedthe roller cone rock bit (two cones)

    1910 - Howard Hughes patentedthe three-cone roller cone rock bit

    1925 - Cutting structures withIntermesh invented

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    No intermesh vs. Intermesh

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    No intermesh vs. Intermesh

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    Roller Cone History

    1928 - Use of tungsten carbide

    hardfacing on bits begins

    1939 - Offset roller cone bits firstused

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    Roller Cone History

    1951 - Tungsten carbide insertsfirst used in roller cone bits

    1963 - Sealed bearing roller conebits first used

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    Roller Cone History

    1996 - Bullet Seal introduced

    1996 - Twin seals (Gemini) wereintroduced to improve bearinglife in roller cone bits

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    Roller Cone History

    1996 - Fully diamond enhancedinserts first used in roller conebits

    1999 - Bit designs optimizedthrough computer drilling

    simulations introduced

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    Roller Cone History

    High Impact Resistance TCI

    812 916 Dogbone Insert

    2000 Tungsten Carbide Inserts with different grades and geometries todrill calcareous formations (SMITH BITS)

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    Roller Cone History

    2004 New generation of Two-Cone Bits. Using IDEAS to reducevibration signature that was presented in old designs

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    Roller Cone History

    2008 Combination of carbide grades and insert geometries withimproved hydraulics to drill large holes (16) in hard calcareous

    formations (Smith Bits)