Improvement of the Hammer Drill Performance (Algerian Quarries Conditions)

Samia Nemouchi; Elias Hadjadj Aoul

doi:10.2478/auseme-2020-0006

Abstract

The factors which influence the performance characteristics of a hammer drill are examined; drilling data are analyzed to determine these factors. Methods for selecting the appropriate drilling are also highlighted. Two models are used in order to compare optimal drilling parameters. The main one is the machine output.

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Improvement of the Hammer Drill Performance (Algerian Quarries Conditions)

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