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PDC DIAMOND PRODUCTS FOR FIXED CUTTER BITS Dennis Tool Company has developed a full line of products for Fixed Cutter PDC Drill Bits. These products are available in all standard diameters from 8mm to 19mm. Patented non-planar interface


  1. PDC DIAMOND PRODUCTS FOR FIXED CUTTER BITS Dennis Tool Company has developed a full line of products for Fixed Cutter PDC Drill Bits. These products are available in all standard diameters from 8mm to 19mm. Patented non-planar interface geometries have been designed to maximize diamond content while maintaining necessary impact strength. Proprietary Microwave Sintered carbide substrates are utilized to support the diamond layer in ways not possible with conventional carbide materials. In-house manufacturing of the Microwave Sintered carbide has reduced the development time of new products by several weeks or months and has enabled Dennis Tool Company to develop grades that are specifically designed for PDC cutter applications. In addition to standard cylindrical geometries, Dennis Tool specializes in the manufacture of special geometries of parts that may be proprietary to our customers. Drawing on many years of experience in oilfield drilling applications, Dennis Tool can also assist customers in improving performance of their products.

  2. PDC DIAMOND THRUST BEARINGS Dennis Tool Company makes specialty bearing products used in many applications such as Oilfield Drilling Tools. In many oilfield applications, PDC Thrust Bearings directly replace Roller or Ball Bearings. PDC bearings are able to carry much higher loads and can operate in the harsh downhole environment without protection. PDC bearings operate in mud, air, or air mist environments without seals. This enables them to be used in high temperature applications up to 1600 ° F. Use of PDC Thrust Bearings results in lower reactive torque than roller or ball bearings, which creates less power losses in the tool. The typical life improvement of PDC Thrust Bearings vs. standard Roller or Ball Bearings is usually about 10-20 times or more.

  3. PROTOTYPE MANUFACTURING Dennis Tool Company specializes in developing new applications for superabrasive and carbide products by developing new materials as well as finished tools that effectively use them. In many cases, prototype tools are designed and built entirely at Dennis Tool for evaluation purposes. Specialized assembly techniques are often required, and Dennis Tool Company has the in-house capability to produce a wide variety of tool types. Once feasibility is established, the manufacturing technology may be transferred to the customer or production may remain at Dennis Tool on a contract basis.

  4. WHY SHOULD WE MICROWAVE SINTER CARBIDE ? • SHORTER SINTERING TIME YIELDS LESS CHEMICAL AND PHASE CHANGES IN THE COBALT BINDER PHASE • THROUGH HEATING CAN BE ACHIEVED FOR MORE UNIFORM SHRINKAGE AND COBALT DISTRIBUTION • SHORTER SINTERING TIMES DECREASE GRAIN SIZE CHANGES, YIELDING MORE PREDICTABLE AND CONSISTENT WC GRAIN STRUCTURES • ABILITY TO UNIFORMLY COOL PARTS QUICKLY AFTER SINTERING FOR STRESS MANAGEMENT AND METAL BINDER PHASE CONTROL • MORE EFFICIENT ENERGY TRANSFER DUE TO DIRECT HEATING

  5. MICROWAVE SINTERING DEVELOPMENT • INITIAL CONCEPTUAL WORK DONE AT PENN STATE MATERIALS RESEARCH LABS • DENNIS TOOL DEVELOPED MW APPLICATORS FOR SINTERING CEMENTED CARBIDE AND OTHER MATERIALS • DENNIS TOOL DEVELOPED RAW MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS AND PROCESSING PARAMETERS FOR CARBIDE GRADES • DENNIS TOOL MANUFACTURES AND SERVICES ALL MW SINTERING SYSTEMS

  6. PROPERTY IMPROVEMENTS OF MW CARBIDE • HIGHER IMPACT STRENGTH FOR A GIVEN HARDNESS • VERY HOMOGENEOUS AND CONSISTENT HARDNESS • VERY CONSISTENT MAGNETIC PROPERTIES • HIGH CORROSION RESISTANCE • HIGH EROSION RESISTANCE

  7. IMPROVED EROSION RESISTANCE OF MW SINTERED CARBIDE MICROWAVE CONVENTIONALLY SINTERED SINTERED

  8. IMPACT STRENGTH VS. HARDNESS 35.0 Impact Energy at Fracture, 30.0 060 057 25.0 joules 20.0 411-A 410-X 512-C 15.0 510-M 10.0 5.0 0.0 86.0 87.0 88.0 89.0 90.0 91.0 Hardness, HRa

  9. FUTURE PROSPECTS FOR MW SINTERED PRODUCTS • TOUGHER, MORE WEAR RESISTANT MATERIALS – SUBMICRON CEMENTED CARBIDE GRADES – MIXED CEMENTED CARBIDE GRADES – LAYERED CEMENTED CARBIDE GRADES – DIAMOND IMPREGNATED GRADES – SUBMICRON CERAMIC/CERMET GRADES • LONGER LIFE NOZZLES • LONGER LIFE WEAR PARTS • LONGER LIFE BEARING MATERIALS

  10. RADIAL BEARINGS UTILIZING MW SINTERED CARBIDE TILES

  11. PATENTED TECHNOLOGY ROCKMILL

  12. PDC TEMPERATURE VS WEAR

  13. DIRECT GEAR DRIVE ROCKMILL

  14. ROCKMILL FEATURES • 3-5/8” PDC pilot bit rotating at 900 rpm (right hand) drills center hole • Three 2-7/8” PDC satellite mills rotating at 1200 rpm (left hand) drill • with kerfing action for cooling and cleaning • Kerfing cutters mill rock in unconfined state for efficiency • Counter-rotating heads • No elastomer seals or parts • Field replaceable components (including cutting heads) ‏

  15. DIRECT GEAR DRIVE ROCKMILL

  16. AMOCO-CATOOSA,OK ROCKMILL TEST

  17. ROCKMILL TEST AMOCO-CATOOSA,OK ROCK MILL VS PDC BIT - AMOCO CATOOSA 25 WOB (000 POUNDS) 20 15 rock mill pdc bit 10 5 0 535 540 545 550 555 560 565 570 DEPTH

  18. ROCKMILL TEST AMOCO-CATOOSA,OK ROCK MILL VS PDC BIT - AMOCO CATOOSA 120 100 80 ROP 60 40 20 rock mill pdc bit 0 535 540 545 550 555 560 565 570 DEPTH

  19. ROCKMILL DEVELOPMENT STATUS • DRILLING STABILITY GREATLY IMPROVED OVER FULL-HOLE BIT • WOB REQUIREMENTS MUCH LESS THAN FULL-HOLE BIT • RELIABILITY OF GEAR DRIVE IS MAJOR OBSTACLE • COULD REPLACE GEARS WITH INDIVIDUAL MOTORS FOR EACH MILL OR BIT • RELIABILITY OF CURRENT SMALL MOTORS NOT SUFFICIENT • NEED TO DESIGN A COMPACT, RELIABLE SMALL DIAMETER MOTOR • TWO DIFFERENT TYPES OF MOTORS ARE BEING DEVELOPED FOR OILFIELD • LENGTH OF TOOL LIMITS APPLICATION • DIRECTIONAL CONTROL NEEDS DEVELOPMENT

  20. COUNTER ROTATING TANDEM MOTOR DRILLING SYSTEM (CRTMDS) ‏ O 3.500" RIGHT-HAND REAMER O 2.688" STABILIZER O 2.875" O 2.750" 5:6 LOBE LEFT-HAND RIGHT-HAND PDM PILOT BIT O 2.125" 1:2 LOBE LEFT-HAND PDM

  21. INTERVAL ROP Dennis Tool 2-5/8" CRTMDS Test at RMOTC 09-01-05 ROP OVER INTERVAL (FT/HR) 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150 50.0 60.0 70.0 FLOW RATE 35 GPM 80.0 90.0 100.0 FLOW INCREASED TO 40 GPM 110.0 DEPTH (FT) 120.0 130.0 140.0 150.0 160.0 170.0 180.0 190.0

  22. INTERVAL ROP Dennis Tool 2-5/8" CRTMDS Test - Wickett, TX October 19, 2006 ROP OVER INTERVAL (FT/HR) 0 50 100 150 200 250 80 90 100 110 120 130 DEPTH (FT) 140 150 160 170 180 190 200 210 220 230

  23. ROP DATA - 3.500" CRTMDS CATOOSA MARCH 2007 INTERVAL ROP (FT/HR) 0.0 50.0 100.0 150.0 200.0 250.0 175 185 195 205 215 225 235 245 255 265 DEPTH (FT) 275 285 295 305 315 325 335 345 355 365 375 385 395 405

  24. REACTIVE TORQUE DATA - 3.500" CRTMDS CATOOSA MARCH 2007 INTERVAL TORQUE (FT-LBS) -100 -50 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 175 185 195 205 215 225 235 245 255 265 275 DEPTH (FT) 285 295 305 315 325 335 345 355 365 375 385 395 405

  25. CRTMDS DEVELOPMENT STATUS • COUNTER-ROTATION GREATLY IMPROVES DRILLING STABILITY • REACTIVE TORQUE CAN BE REDUCED SIGNIFICANTLY • COILED TUBING DRILLING COULD BE IDEAL APPLICATION • DESIGN INCREASES DRILLING STABILITY • IMPROVES ROP IN HIGHLY VARIABLE FORMATIONS • UNRELIABILITY OF SMALL MOTORS IS A MAJOR OBSTACLE • NEED TO DESIGN A COMPACT, RELIABLE SMALL DIAMETER MOTOR • TWO DIFFERENT TYPES OF MOTORS ARE CURRENTLY BEING DEVELOPED FOR OILFIELD • LENGTH OF TOOL WITH CURRENT MOTORS LIMITS APPLICATION • DIRECTIONAL CONTROL NEEDS DEVELOPMENT

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