The Cleaning Work After The Rotary Drilling Rig Operation

After the rotary drilling rig completes the construction, timely and standardized cleaning work is the key to ensuring the performance of the equipment and extending its service life. Ignoring these links will not only increase the equipment failure rate, but also may affect the safety and efficiency of subsequent construction. The following are the specific key points of the cleaning work after the operation of the rotary drilling rig.

1. Return and park the equipment: Slowly drive the rotary drilling rig to the designated parking area, choose a flat and solid ground for parking, and ensure that the machine body is in a level state to prevent the equipment from tilting or the components from being unevenly stressed due to uneven ground.

2. Clean the machine body and drilling tools: Use a high-pressure water gun to rinse the surface of the machine body, drill pipes, drill bits and other parts to remove adhering soil, concrete residues and other debris. Focus on cleaning key connection parts and areas prone to dirt accumulation to keep the equipment clean.

3. Inspection and Maintenance: Carefully inspect the wear of components such as drill pipes and drill bits, check for any leakage or looseness in the hydraulic pipelines, replace severely worn or damaged components in a timely manner, and add lubricating oil to each lubrication point as required.

4. Organize tools and accessories: Count the tools used during the construction process, wipe them clean and put them back in the toolbox. Collect scattered accessories, classify and store them, and ensure that the tools and accessories are complete and easy to access next time.

5. Record construction data: Detail the time of this construction, the depth of footage, the operation status of equipment, and other data, as well as the problems found during the cleaning process, to provide a basis for subsequent equipment maintenance and construction arrangements.

6. Safety protection measures: Disconnect the power supply of the equipment, set up protective warning lines, and cover and protect key parts of the equipment if necessary to prevent unauthorized personnel from accidentally touching the equipment and causing safety accidents.

In conclusion, the clean-up work after the operation of a rotary drilling rig covers multiple aspects such as equipment parking, cleaning, inspection and maintenance, and data recording. Every step cannot be ignored. Only by implementing these tasks properly can we ensure that the equipment is always in good condition and lay a solid foundation for the smooth progress of subsequent construction.