Angle impact on drill life during hole drilling land mine explosion at Quangninh area, Vietnam

Abstract

Abstract Rock drilling and blasting holes created during construction of underground mining in general and in Quangninh are the interaction of the drill into the rock. Drilling efficiency and productivity depend on many parameters such as power dam, the rock solidity and the rotational speed of drilling and geometric parameters of the drill head. These parameters determine and affect the durability of the drill head. In this report, the authors present the results of experimental studies of the influence of sharp angles on the durability of the cross drill head during the drilling process and blasting rock in the Quangninh coal region. According to the results, it is established that the wear intensity f varies positively with firmness i h and inversely with the sharp angle of the drill head in the range of studied sharp angles. Nevertheless, the variation of wear intensity with regard to the change in sharp angles is not significant compared to the variation of wear intensity according to the rock strength. Research results can be used to calculate, design and choose appropriate drill rock quarry that increases the productivity and efficiency of drilling, contributing to reducing product costs.