How does a drill rig work?

The drilling rig is equipped with an auxiliary rod unloading cylinder, which is used to push the ratchet teeth of the turntable, remove the first thread of the drill rod joint, and then reverse the unloading rod to the turntable to prevent the impact force from damaging the rig gearbox.

How do I set up a drilling rig?

Position the drilling rig, assemble the rig components and begin drilling. After the geological location for the well has been selected, the surface site for the rig must be acquired and prepared. Rig site preparation will vary for

What types of drilling rigs are available?

The drilling videos featured here on our website showcase the capabilities of various types of drilling rigs, including water well drilling, auger drilling, core drilling, and more.

How do drilling engineers choose a drilling rig?

After geologists develop a prospect and define desired well locations, and a surveyor spots the exact well location on the surface, the drilling engineer selects the rig. The drilling contractor then defines his rig requirements with respect to surface space, rig weight, turnarounds, and footing.

What are the different types of drilling rigs offered by Simco?

With a focus on the specific processes involved in geothermal drilling, geotechnical drilling, and water well drilling, these drilling videos enable you to see the differences between the various drilling rigs offered by SIMCO. A variety of geothermal drilling videos allow you to view Air Rotary DTH Hammer and Mud Rotary drilling.

How do I get a drilling permit?

An application for a permit, description of the proposed drilling program, a copy of the plat, the permit fee, an environmental assessment, water allocation, air emissions and land use and disturbance must be submitted. Often companies require additional information as they try to determine optimal locations to drill new wells.