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Wireline, conventional or geo barrel coring systems
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Dual tube
and triple tube systems for continuous cores
with cased holes
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Various
core sizes including BQ(1.32”),
NQ(1.77”),
HQ(2.41”),
and PQ(3.27”)
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Drilling
Fluid systems to improve core recovery and
sample integrity
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Available on any platform
-Truck
-Track
-Over water
▪ Top
head drill rigs
▪ Strokes range from 6-22 feet
▪ Equipped with hydraulic make and brake
system
-Allows
pre-tightening of drill rods and easier
breaking
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Pitcher Barrel Sampler
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Discrete depth sampler
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Spring-loaded mechanism (tube stays extended in soft
soils and pushes back into the cutter barrel in hard
soils)
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3" and 6" diameter samplers
This Pitcher barrel sampler
combines a thin-walled tube (protruding out the bottom)
with the ability for overcoring (see cutter teeth near
the tube bottom). The tube is on a spring-loaded
mechanism that will compress if hard soils are
encountered. The tube stays extended in soft soils, but
is pushed back into the cutter barrel in hard soils. In
hard soils, the cutter advances the hole and the tube is
protected against buckling
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Geobarrel
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Geo-Barrel is capable of routinely
recovering
delicate overburden
samples
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Large diameter system has ability to
push a
standard 2-inch Shelby Tube
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Components of a typical dual tube system:
- Split
Barrel
- Outer Barrel
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Triple
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Components of a typical triple tube system:
- Overshot system
- Double bearing head assembly
- Inner tube and split barrel
- Outer tube (core barrel)
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BIT SELECTION |
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Large
tooth custom, shop built, Carbide Bit
- Designed for very soft formations when soil
coringn
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Step Faced Carbide Bit
- Designed for soft formations
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Polycrystalline
Diamond Compact (PDC) Bit
- Designed for soft to medium-hard
homogeneous sedimentary formations
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Impregnated Diamond Core Bit
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Designed for hard rock formations
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Proper make-up of drilling fluid is essential to
borehole stability and advancementØ
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Drilling fluids are recycled for downhole
use
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Reduces
the amount of mud required to
complete a boring
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Complete
mud recycling systems improve
core recovery and sample integrity
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