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Notice and Announcement
2022-07-04
How many steps are needed to drill a hole in the rock?
Blasting and rock bolting—tasks that are commonplace at construction sites and mining operations—are all preceded by a fundamental process: drilling.
Performance Characteristics of the Hydraulic System in Hydraulic Rock Drills
Hydraulic rock drills are a new type of drilling machine that have emerged in recent years. They can be broadly categorized into two types: one is the compact, handheld variety, which delivers relatively low impact energy and is primarily used as a replacement for traditional pneumatic hammers. These models are often paired with small excavators, loaders, hydraulic engineering vehicles, and other similar equipment. The other type is the larger, machine-mounted variety, most of which are based on the backhoe attachment system of hydraulic excavators. In this setup, the standard backhoe bucket is replaced with a rock-drilling tool, allowing the operator to control the machine from the cab. These larger drills boast significantly higher energy output, typically ranging from 1 to 6 kN·m.
Advantages of equipping a rock drilling and splitting machine with a hydraulic rock drill
The rock drilling and splitting machine offers versatile functionality—it can not only drill holes using a hydraulic rock drill but also split rocks with its built-in splitting mechanism. After the drill bit is removed, the machine can easily be reattached to an excavator for digging operations.
What kind of rock drill is best for mining?
The hydraulic rock drill, as one of the essential pieces of engineering equipment, is indispensable in construction projects across industries such as mining, highway development, and building construction. Whether used for open-pit or underground mining operations, the rock drill delivers remarkable results—often even surpassing those achieved by blasting machines, which is one of its key advantages. In underground mining applications, the compact design of the machine makes it easier to operate while still maintaining excellent performance. After all, the rock drill is specifically engineered to perfectly suit the unique challenges of working with rock.