Introduction of drilling rigs

A drilling rig is a mechanical device that drills holes in the ground, either as a large, outdoor water, oil, or gas well drilling rig or as a small, one-person, moveable piece of equipment called an auger. Augers can be used to sample underground deposits or for installing underground production equipment, such as underground machinery, instruments, pipelines, and shafts. They may be mobile units mounted on trucks, trailers, or tracks, or more permanently mounted on land or offshore structures

Classification of drilling rigs

Due to the different purposes and construction objects of geotechnical drilling and excavation works, there are more types of drilling rigs. Drilling rigs can be categorized according to their uses, such as core drilling rigs, oil drilling rigs, hydrogeological survey and water well drilling rigs, engineering geological survey drilling rigs, trench drilling rigs and engineering construction drilling rigs. According to the drilling method can be divided into four categories of drilling rigs: impa

Applications for drilling rigs

(1) In the survey and exploration of mineral deposits, especially in the survey and exploration of non-ferrous and rare metal deposits, trench drilling is used to trace the mineral deposits, encrypt the geological structure of the survey and determine the ore body, as well as to take samples and verify. (2) In mine excavation, tunnel drilling technology is often used to drill underground observation holes, ventilation holes, drainage holes, gas discharge holes, grouting holes, blasting holes,