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Drilling Bits and Downhole Tools 781<br />

4. Column 4 (L) uses a letter or number code to indicate the location on<br />

the face of the bit where the major cutting structure dulling characteristic<br />

occurs. Table 4-93 lists the codes to he used for describing locations on<br />

roller cone bits.<br />

5. Column 5 (B) uses a letter or a number code, depending on bearing type,<br />

to indicate bearing condition on roller cone bits. For nonsealed bearing<br />

roller cone bits a linear scale from 0 to -8 is used to indicate the amount<br />

of bearing life that has been used. A 0 indicates that no bearing life has<br />

been used (a new bearing), and an 8 indicates that all of the bearing life<br />

has been used (locked or lost). For sealed bearing (journal or roller) hits<br />

a letter code is used to indicate the condition of the seal. An “E” indicates<br />

an effective seal, and an “F” indicates a failed seal(s).<br />

6. Column 6 (G) is used to report on the gage of the bit. The letter “I”<br />

indicates no gage reduction. If the bit does have a reduction in gauge it<br />

is to be recorded in + of an inch. The “two-thirds rule” is correct for threecone<br />

bits. The two-thirds rule, as used for three-cone hits, requires that<br />

the gauge ring be pulled so that it contacts two of the cones at their<br />

outermost points. Then the distance between the outermost point of the<br />

third cone and the gage ring is multiplied by two-thirds and rounded to<br />

the nearest & of an inch to give the correct diameter reduction.<br />

7. Column 7 (0) is used to report any dulling characteristic of the bit, in<br />

addition to the major cutting structure dulling characteristic listed in<br />

column 3 (D). Note that this column is not restricted to only cutting<br />

structure dulling characteristics. Table 1 lists the two-letter codes to be used<br />

in this column.<br />

8. Column 8 (R) is used to report the reason for pulling the bit out of the<br />

hole. Table 4-94 lists the two-letter or three-letter codes to be used in this<br />

column.<br />

Table 4-93<br />

Location (Roller Cone Bits) [46]<br />

N - Nose rows<br />

Cone # or # s<br />

M - Middle rows 1<br />

H - Heel rows 2<br />

A - All rows 3<br />

Courtesy SPE<br />

Table 4-94<br />

Reason Pulled [46]<br />

BHA - Change bottom hole assembly<br />

DMF - Down hole motor failure<br />

DSF - Drill string failure<br />

DST - Drill stem test<br />

DTF - Down hole tool failure<br />

LOG - Run logs<br />

CM - Condition mud<br />

CP - Core point<br />

DP - Drill plug<br />

FM - Formation change<br />

Courtesy SPE<br />

HP - Hole problems<br />

HR - Hours on bit<br />

PP - Pump pressure<br />

PR - Penetration rate<br />

RIG - Rig repairs<br />

TD -Total depthhasing depth<br />

TQ - Torque<br />

TW -Twist off<br />

WC -Weather conditions

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