Drilling pipes

The drill pipe is a steel pipe with a thread at the tail, which is used to connect the surface equipment of the drilling rig and the drilling and grinding equipment or bottom hole device at the bottom of the well.

The purpose of the drill pipe is to transport the drilling mud to the drill bit and raise, lower or rotate the bottom hole device together with the drill bit.

The drill pipe must be able to withstand huge internal and external pressure, twisting, bending and vibration.

In the process of oil and gas extraction and refining, the drill pipe can be used many times.

There are three types of drill pipe: Kell, drill pipe, and Heavy Weight Drill Pipe.

The connection sequence is kelly (one piece) + drill pipe (n piece, determined by the depth of the well) + heavy weight drill pipe (n, determined by the design of the drill tool assembly).