Drilling rigs
Drilling rigs (hydraulic impact drilling machine, hydraulic ram, Wolski taran) - a drilling rig using a water hammer to increase the impact force of the bit in the borehole. Constructed in 1902 and patented by Waclaw Wolski. History
Taran Wolski used a drilling rig located in the borehole. After a rapid stop of the flow of the scrubber (due to the sudden closure of the valve), its kinetic energy was transmitted to the drill which hit the bottom of the drill hole.
Taran Wolski has been practically used in Polish oil mining for several years. In 1903 a well was drilled in Pogwizdow, and in the years 1905-1908 several deep wells in Boryslaw (eg Vilnius). The device was also used outside Poland, among others. in Groznyn, Beckum and Haren.
In the later years, the barbed was discarded because all patents related to it were bought out for 600 thousand. By the leading drilling companies: Internationale Tiefbohrgesellschaft Raky of Erkelenz and Deutsche Tiefbohrgesellschaft of Nordhausen, which, in the face of the loss of the European market, blocked the Wolski invention.
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