18556933. Drilling Tool simplified abstract (Robert Bosch GmbH)
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Drilling Tool
Organization Name
Inventor(s)
Rainer Widmann of Bodnegg (DE)
Alexander Volz of Baienfurt (DE)
Tamara Gaschler of Ravensburg (DE)
Drilling Tool - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18556933 titled 'Drilling Tool
The abstract describes a drilling tool, specifically a rock drill, with a transport region and transport channel for efficient material removal.
- The drilling tool has a drill head, insertion end, main body, cover element, transport region, and transport channel.
- The transport channel is radially located between the cover element and the main body, facilitating material transport.
- The cover element includes interior and exterior regions for structural support and protection.
- The design allows for effective drilling and material removal in various applications.
- The tool's innovative transport system enhances efficiency and productivity in drilling operations.
Potential Applications: This technology can be used in mining, construction, geotechnical engineering, and other industries requiring rock drilling.
Problems Solved: The drilling tool addresses the challenge of efficient material removal during drilling operations, improving overall productivity.
Benefits: Enhanced material transport efficiency, increased productivity, and improved drilling performance are key benefits of this technology.
Commercial Applications: Title: Innovative Rock Drill for Enhanced Drilling Efficiency This technology can be commercially utilized in mining operations, construction projects, and infrastructure development, offering improved drilling capabilities.
Prior Art: Readers can explore existing patents related to rock drilling tools, transport systems, and material removal techniques to understand the evolution of this technology.
Frequently Updated Research: Stay updated on advancements in rock drilling technology, material transport systems, and innovations in the mining and construction industries for potential improvements in drilling efficiency.
Questions about Rock Drilling Technology: 1. How does this drilling tool compare to traditional rock drills in terms of efficiency and productivity? 2. What are the potential environmental impacts of using this technology in mining and construction operations?
Original Abstract Submitted
A drilling tool, in particular a rock drill, extends along a longitudinal axis and includes a drill head, an insertion end, a main body, a cover element, a transport region which is located between the drill head and the insertion end, and at least one transport channel which extends along the transport region. The transport channel is located radially between the cover element and the main body. The cover element includes at least one interior region, which is located inside the main body, and at least one exterior region which is located outside the main body.
