Drill material

Hardness is one of fundamental identifying characteristics in mineralogy, it is also the determinant of the working and technical possibilities of natural rocks used as lining. Also the choice of drilling methods and of the type of bits to be used depends on a proper appraisal of the compliance of the drilled material to abrasion. All the named problems in the area of... 

A third approach that is commonly used to constrain chemical fluxes compares differently altered materials, such as altered pillow margins and less altered pillow interiors, or samples with or without alteration haloes around veins (e.g., Alt et al., 1986), mineralized and unmineralized zones or differently altered gabbros (e.g., Bach et al., 2001) in order to constrain chemical changes associated with alteration. However, least altered samples only rarely reflect the original composition reliably. A second problem in this approach is the relatively small sample sizes typically analyzed from ocean drilling materials. Typical sample sizes are about 15 cm, which is small when compared with local variability in modal mineralogy. Indeed, individual phenocryst phases can be several millimeters in size. Local variability in modal mineralogy is particularly common in pillow lavas where phenocryst abundances can vary as a function of radial distance from the center or vertically within the center... 

Auger A rotary drill that uses a screw device to penetrate, break, and then transport the drilled material (coal). 

Drill Materials. Most drilling is done with solid carbide tools or carbide-tipped... 

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