Cop 4050 Series
Cop 4050 Series
Cop 4050 Series
COP 4050-Series
A decade of experience
When the first generation COP 4050 was introduced about a decade ago, we had to go out and search for what was then the state-of- the-art technology in the area. In 10 years, development has moved on and we have gained valuable experience from different types of application. The COP 4050 has changed with us. The new generation looks the same as the earlier one but is different in many respects. For instance, it has a different type of percussion mechanism so as to avoid the risk of cavitation in the event of large power surges. The COP 4050 is no longer a fledgling but a mature piece of equipment with all that means in terms of continuous operational safety, productivity and economy.
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The COP 4050 a rock drill that satisfies the needs of heavy- duty production work. Here shown mounted on a ROC L7-CR.
Inlet accumulator
Damping chamber
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1. Pick up the good percussive energy
Weve said it before but its worth saying again. It doesnt require great skill to build a powerful rock drill. The art lies in transmitting the generated power to the rock with the smallest possible losses and least amount of wear on drill steel, rock drill and rig. Atlas Copco has spent decades studying how percussive shock waves are transmitted through the drill string. In general it can be said that the shock wave from a long and slender drill steel adapted impact piston is transmitted with fewer losses and less strain on the drill steel than a shock wave from a short and stubby piston.
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due to energy losses and are subject to abnormal wear. In order for the joints to be retightened, the drill bit must be pushed up hard against, and held momentarily by, the rock. But moving the entire rock drill on the feed takes too long. The damping piston in Atlas Copcos double damping system reacts instantaneously, however. The excess pressure from the reflex wave in the damping chamber pushes the damping piston, and hence the floating adapter and drill bit, up against the rock so that retightening can take place before the next impact. The excellent and efficient operation of the system can be checked by simply measuring the temperature of the rod joints.
Return accumulator
Fast penetration and good drill steel economy need not necessarily be mutually exclusive. With a rock drill that has a long, slim impact piston, you automatically get both.
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COP 4050ME/MEX the fast answer to your needs in the 89 - 127 mm hole range
Shank adapter carefully matched to the impact piston in terms of mass and length for optimal energy transmission and long life.
COP 4050ME
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Well-sealed flushing head of stainless steel for flushing pressures up to 20 bar gives effective flushing of the hole
Two stroke-length positions, selectable from the cab, for efficient adaptation to the rock.
Ample return accumulator prevents shock waves reaching hose assembly and rig
COP 4050MEX
Built-in hydraulic extractor protects drill hole and drill steel in difficult rock
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The availability of high power and the smooth transfer of energy are of course important basic requirements. But just as important is how well the overall functions can be adjusted to the prevailing rock conditions. COP 4050ME/MEX rock drills are provided with two strokelength positions for frequency adjustment. This together with selectable power take-out and rotation speed makes it extremely easy to adjust the operation of the drill for optimal production. Moreover, when the drills are mounted on an Atlas Copco drill rig, the feed is adjusted automatically to give the fastest, most economical penetration at any given moment.
Penetration rate
m/min Soft rock 3,0 2,0
Assumptions: Compressive strength, limestone = 160 MPa Compressive strength, granite = 200 MPa Hole length = 30 m Drill bit = (semi) ballistic button bit 87 102
Hard rock
COP 4050ME/HE-CR the COPROD version for hig demands on hole quality in the hole range 105 - 1
Obvious and ingenious but only from Atlas Copco
A good method for straight holes in really difficult rock is down-the-hole drilling. Compared with tophammer drilling, however, the penetration speed is lower and diesel costs are higher, which makes the down-the-hole method less economical for production drilling. An alternative is tophammer drilling in combination with drill tubes. The disadvantage here is the drill tubes economic limitation when it comes to withstanding the high percussive power involved in drilling larger holes. The COPROD system incorporates all the advantages of drill tubes, such as excellent hole straightness and superb flushing properties. To take the stress off the tube threads, however, the impact energy is transmitted to the drill bit via a separate, unthreaded drill rod placed inside the drill tube. This gives better tolerance towards high percussive power. Both the piston and the anvil of the rock drill are designed to match the impact rod diameter, thus ensuring efficient transfer of impact energy. Because the drill steel is encased in the drill tube, a COPROD section is more rigid than a regular drill tube, which helps make the holes even straighter. In the hole range 152 -165 mm, COPROD 140 is a good alternative to COPROD 127. A reduced gap between drill tube and hole wall increases the flushing speed and keeps the bottom of the hole cleaner.
COP 4050ME/HE-CR two rock drills for best economy in hole range
There are four drill strings for the rock drills. For soft to medium-hard rock (compression strength about 200 MPa), any of them can be used with rock drill COP 4050ME-CR. For rock harder than approx. 200 MPa and with COPROD 127 or 140 for hole range 140 -165 mm, you need a rock drill with a slightly heavier impact piston and should choose the COP 4050HE-CR. For 350 Mpa, for example, the COP 4050HE-CR gives about 20 percent faster penetration with 140 mm drill bits, around 25 percent faster penetration with 152 mm bits, and as much as 30 percent faster penetration with 165 mm drill bits. Two piston stroke lengths for frequency adjustment, adjustable impact power, and extremely powerful rotation motors with selectable rotation speeds make it easy to adjust the rock drills to the rock. Moreover, when the drills are mounted on an Atlas Copco drill rig, the feed is adjusted automatically to give the fastest, most economical penetration at any given moment.
COPROD head
COPROD sections
For rock drill, type For hole , mm Length, m Drill tube , mm Drill tube thread Impact rod , mm COPROD 89 ME-CR COPROD 102 COPROD 127 ME-CR ME-CR HE-CR 105 -127 115 -140 140 -165 3.66/6.1 3.66/6.1 3.66/6.1 88.9 101.6 127 API 2 3/8-IF API 2 7/8-IF API 3 1/2-IF 45 50 50 COPROD 140 HE-CR 152 -165 6.1 140 API 3 1/2-IF 50
COPROD heads
COPROD 89 Length, mm Thread 870 T-73 COPROD 102 COPROD 127 COPROD 140 974 T-83 1019 T-105 1019 T-105
ghest 165 mm
COP 4050ME/HE-CR
TUBE ADAPTER COUPLING Well-sealed flushing head of stainless steel for flushing pressures up to 12 bar gives efficient removal of fines from the drill hole
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Anvil
Two piston stroke lengths, selectable from the cab, for efficient adaptation to the rock
COPROD section
Drill tube
Impact rod
Penetration rate
m/min 3,0
COPROD 89
Soft rock
2,0 1,0 Assumptions: Compressive strength, limestone = 160 MPa Compressive strength, granite = 200 MPa Hole length = 30 m Drill bit = (semi) ballistic button bit 115
COPROD 102
COPROD 127
COPROD 140
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COP 4050MUX the natural choice for undergroun drilling in the hole range 89 - 127 mm
Efficient lubrication extends operating life
The front bushing and adapter are lubricated by flushing air and the gear housing by hydraulic oil for efficient cooling.
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COP 4050MUX/TDS
Built-in hydraulic extractor secures the drill hole and drill tubes in difficult rock
Two piston stroke positions, selectable from the cab, for efficient adaptation to the rock
COP 4050MUX/T51
Penetration rate
m/min 3.0 2.0 1.0 Adapter 89 Soft rock
SPEED
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S 76 Drill tube TDS 87 Assumptions: Compressive strength, limestone = 160 MPa Compressive strength, granite = 200 MPa Hole length = 30 m Drill bit = (semi) ballistic button bit Hard rock
102 115 127 Hole diameter, mm
Drill tube TD
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Rock drills
Impact power, max. Hydraulic pressure, max. Impact rate Lubricating air (at the rock drill), min. Flushing water/flushing air, max. Weight, without shank adapter or coupling/tube adapter Length, without shank adapter or coupling/tube adapter Width Height Height above drill center
COP 4050ME/MEX
40 230 53 or 62 4 20/12 390/420 1293/1546 380 355 205 kW bar Hz bar bar kg mm mm mm mm
COP 4050ME-CR/HE-CR
40 230/210 53 or 62/36 or 39 4 /12 435 1425 380 355 205 kW bar Hz bar bar kg mm mm mm mm
COP 4050MUX
40 230 53 or 62 4 20/12 450 1530 380 355 205 kW bar Hz bar bar kg mm mm mm mm
Rotation motors
Continuous hydraulic pressure, max. Torque (at drill steel or drill tube), max. Speed (at drill steel or drill tube)
OMS 160
150 bar 2 x 825 Nm 0-190 rpm
OMS 250
125 bar 2 x 1050 Nm 0-120 rpm
OMS 315
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Longhole drilling
Rock drill Thread type
T51 T51 T51
Extension rod
SPEEDROD SPEEDROD SPEEDROD COPROD 89 COPROD 102 COPROD 127 COPROD 140
Guide tube
TDS 76 TDS 87
Hole dimension
89-127 89-102 102-127 89-102 102-127
Rock drill
COP 4050MUX COP 4050MUX COP 4050MUX COP 4050MUX COP 4050MUX
Thread type
T51 T51 T51 ST58 ST68
Extension rod
SPEEDROD SPEEDROD SPEEDROD
Guide tube
TDS 76 TDS 87
Tube string
COP 4050ME/MEX COP 4050ME/MEX COP 4050ME/MEX COP 4050ME-CR COP 4050ME-CR COP 4050ME/HE-CR COP 4050HE-CR
TDS 76 TDS 87
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The manufacturer reserves the right to make modifications without prior notice. 2006.09