Application scenarios of geotechnical engineering drilling rigs

Geotechnical drilling rigs primarily operate using rotary cutting or impact crushing principles. During drilling, the drill bit breaks up rock layers through high-speed rotation or impact, forming a borehole. The rig is also equipped with a circulation system to remove rock cuttings generated during drilling and to keep the drill bit cool.

Geological Exploration: In the field of geological exploration, geotechnical drilling rigs are widely used to obtain underground rock samples to analyze stratigraphic structure and rock properties.

Foundation Construction: In the construction of infrastructure such as bridges and high-rise buildings, drilling rigs are used to construct pile foundations, ensuring the stability and safety of the structures.

Hydrogeological Survey: Drilling rigs can be used to drill water wells to understand the distribution and quality of groundwater, providing a basis for water resource development.