6-3/4" Adjustable Downhole Mud Motors in Petroleum Equipment

An adjustable angle downhole motor is a type of motor used in drilling that can change the angle at which it bends in the well. The way it works is by adding bending angles to the universal shaft housing of the motor, allowing it to adapt to different curvatures.

The main advantage of this type of downhole motor is that it can meet the requirements for different slope-making rates and reduce the need to change the drilling tool frequently, which ultimately improves work efficiency. Additionally, it is suitable for the advancements in drilling technology and is commonly used in directional wells, horizontal wells, clumped wells, and other specialized drilling operations.

When using this motor in practice, it is important to choose the appropriate adjustable angle downhole motor based on specific drilling requirements and geological conditions. It is also necessary to adjust the bending angle of the motor properly to ensure smooth drilling operations.

1. Great versatility: the angle can be modified to suit specific requirements, accommodating various drilling scenarios.

2. Enhanced productivity: decreases the frequency of replacing downhole motors, resulting in time and cost savings.

3. Robust versatility: it can effectively handle challenging geological conditions.

4. Accurate command: capable of precisely managing the path of the borehole..

Adjustable incline downhole motors are suitable for constructing directional wells, horizontal wells, clustered wells, and other specialized wells. When drilling these wells, it is necessary to modify the path and inclination rate of the borehole based on different sections and geological conditions. Traditional downhole motors have a fixed angle of curvature, and each tool has a specific structural bending angle, typically used for drilling a specific section of the well with a certain radius of curvature. On the contrary, adjustable angle screw drilling tools can modify the bending angle as needed to meet various slope rate requirements, thereby reducing the need to change downhole motors frequently and enhancing work efficiency.