Experimental Research on Temperature Rise of Bit in Drilling Normal and Low Temperature Lunar Soil Simulant

Jin Sheng Cui; Xu Yan Hou; De Ming Zhao; You Song Hou; Qi Quan Quan; Xiang Wu; Zong Quan Deng; Sheng Yuan Jiang; De Wei Tang; You Long Yu; Zeng Zhao; Sen Yin

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.373-375.2008

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Experimental Research on Temperature Rise of Bit in Drilling Normal and Low Temperature Lunar Soil Simulant

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The relation between temperature rise of bit and drilling parameters in drilling lunar soil simulant is studied in this paper through experimentation. Since it is difficult to measure the temperature of bit in the drilling process, fiber Bragg grating temperature measuring system is developed. Then, drilling experiments were carried out in normal and-30°C low temperature lunar soil simulant. This research showed a clear correlation between temperature rise of bit, rotational speed and torque in drilling process under specific lunar soil conditions. And the relations in drilling the two lunar soil simulants have similar patterns.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 373-375)

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2008-2014

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Jin Sheng Cui, Xu Yan Hou, De Ming Zhao, You Song Hou, Qi Quan Quan, Xiang Wu, Zong Quan Deng, Sheng Yuan Jiang, De Wei Tang, You Long Yu, Zeng Zhao, Sen Yin

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Drilling Bit, Drilling Parameters, Low Temperature Lunar Soil Simulant, Temperature Rise

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