US2010018780A1PendingUtilityA1
Pdc bit having split blades
Est. expiryJul 25, 2028(~2 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
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Abstract
A drill bit for drilling a borehole in a formation, the drill bit including a bit body having a bit face including a cone region, a nose region, a shoulder region, and a gage region, at least one disjointed blade disposed on the bit face, the disjointed blade including a first section beginning proximate a central axis of the bit and extending less than full gage, and a second section beginning a selected distance from the central axis and extending to full gage, and a plurality of cutting elements mounted on the at least one disjointed blade is disclosed.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A drill bit for drilling a borehole in a formation, the drill bit comprising:
a bit body having a bit face comprising a cone region, a nose region, a shoulder region, and a gage region; at least one disjointed blade disposed on the bit face, the disjointed blade comprising:
a first section beginning proximate a central axis of the bit and extending less than full gage, and
a second section beginning a selected distance from the central axis and extending to full gage; and
a plurality of cutting elements mounted on the at least one disjointed blade.
2 . The drill bit of claim 1 , further comprising at least one secondary blade, the secondary blade beginning a predetermined distance from the central axis and extending to full gage.
3 . The drill bit of claim 1 , wherein the disjointed blade further comprises a third section beginning a second selected distance from the central axis and extending less than full gage.
4 . The drill bit of claim 1 , wherein the second section is disposed on a radial plane of the first section.
5 . The drill bit of claim 1 , wherein the second section behind a radial plane of the first section.
6 . The drill bit of claim 5 , wherein a cutting element disposed on the second section trails a cutting element disposed on the first section.
7 . The drill bit of claim 1 , wherein the first section is primarily disposed in the cone region.
8 . The drill bit of claim 3 , wherein the second section is primarily disposed in the nose and shoulder regions and the third section is primarily disposed in the gage region.
9 . A drill bit for drilling a borehole in a formation, the drill bit comprising:
a bit body having a bit face comprising a cone region, a nose region, a shoulder region, and a gage region; at least one disjointed primary blade disposed on the bit face, the disjointed blade comprising:
a first section disposed primarily in the cone region, and
a second section disposed primarily in at least one of the nose, shoulder, and gage regions; and
at least one cutting element disposed on the first section and at least one cutting element disposed on the second section.
10 . The drill bit of claim 9 , wherein the second section partially overlaps the first section in a radial direction.
11 . The drill bit of claim 9 , wherein the at least one disjointed primary blade further comprises a third section disposed primarily in at least one of the nose, shoulder, and gage regions.
12 . The drill bit of claim 9 , wherein the second section is disposed on a radial plane of the first section.
13 . The drill bit of claim 11 , wherein the third section is disposed on a radial plane of the first section.
14 . A drill bit for drilling a borehole in a formation, the drill bit comprising:
a bit body having a bit face comprising a cone region, a shoulder region, and a gage region; at least one blade disposed on the bit face, the blade beginning a selected distance from the central axis and extending to full gage; at least one cutting structure disposed on the bit face in the cone region; and at least one cutting element disposed on the at least one blade.
15 . The drill bit of claim 15 , wherein the at least one blade begins at an outer circumference of the cone region.
16 . The drill bit of claim 15 , wherein the at least one blade is disposed primarily in the nose, shoulder, and gage regions.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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