How To Prevent Rotary Drilling RIGS From Leaking Electricity, Getting Stuck And Rusting During The Rainy Season

During the rainy season, rotary drilling RIGS encounter numerous problems such as electric leakage, vehicle jamming and rusting. It is of vital importance to take proper protective measures. Now let's share a few practical methods:

1. Prevent electric leakage: Regularly inspect the circuit system of the drilling rig to check for any damage or aging of the cables. The terminal blocks must be firm and properly waterproof sealed to prevent rainwater from seeping in and causing electric leakage.

2. Anti-sinking vehicle: Survey the site before operation to avoid soft and muddy areas. If it is unavoidable, steel plates or sleepers can be laid to increase the force-bearing area. At the same time, the traveling speed of the drilling rig should be controlled to avoid sudden stops and turns.

3. Anti-rust: After rain, promptly clean the mud and water off the drilling rig body, drill pipes and other components. Apply anti-rust grease to key parts such as pins and oil cylinders to reduce rusting caused by rain.

4. Pay attention to grounding: Ensure that the grounding device of the drilling rig is in good condition and the grounding resistance meets the requirements. This can effectively conduct away static electricity and reduce the risk of leakage.

5. Check drainage: Clean the drainage holes on the drilling rig to ensure smooth drainage and prevent rainwater from accumulating in the cab, engine and other parts, which may affect the normal operation of the equipment.

6. Reasonable parking: After the operation is completed, park the drilling rig in a higher and dry area and cover it with a waterproof cloth to reduce direct erosion by rainwater. 

Doing a good job in the protection of rotary drilling RIGS during the rainy season can effectively extend the service life of the equipment, ensure the safety and efficiency of operations, and enable the drilling RIGS to operate smoothly even in the rainy season.