Drilling rigs are designed for drilling geophysical and structural/exploratory oil-and-gas wells, for exploring the deposits of solid minerals, construction materials, and groundwaters, for engineering and geological surveys, as well as for drilling water-intake and blast holes.

Drilling is done by rotation with subsequent washing or blowing of wells, or by means of augers.

Hydraulically-driven rotator moves along the mast and is used for drilling, for build-up of the drilling tool, as well as (when combined with a hydraulic jack) for lowering and lifting the tool and for feeding the tool when drilling. The rotator is moved along the mast by a hydraulic cylinder and a hoist system.

Rig controls are fully hydraulic; the rig is controlled from the operator's control unit.

 

DRILL SPECIFICATIONS: BASIC CONFIGURATION

Drilling depth:

- structural and exploratory wells for subsequent washing, m

- geophysical wells for subsequent washing, m

- geophysical wells for subsequent blowing, m

- auger drilling, m

Initial bore diameter with washing, mm

 

300 to 350

100

30 to 50

30

190

Final bore diameter with washing:

- for structural and exploratory wells, mm

- for geophysical wells, mm

 

93

118

Bore diameter with blowing, mm

118

Auger bore diameter, mm

135 to 200

Drill-string rotation speed, s-1

0.45 to 5.42

Maximum torque, Nm

2,000 to 2,010

Rotator stroke, mm

5,150 to 5,200

Drill-string lifting speed, m/s

0 to 1.25

Rig weight, kg

Up to 15,205

Pump model

NB-50, NB-4

Maximum volumetric feed of the mud pump, m3/s

0,011

Maximum pressure, MPa

6,3

Compressor station

KV-8/10; 10/10; 12/10

Compressor capacity, m3/min

ADDITIONAL OPTIONS

ADDITIONAL OPTIONS

  • Drilling tool
 

*Technical specifications are presented on this page for reference only, as the parameters and other operational indicators depend on the vehicle configuration of choice.