Drilling motor interior valve

1. A drilling motor for providing rotational force within a wellbore, comprising:

a housing comprising an interior and an exterior, wherein the housing is configured to connect to a drill string that receives drilling mud from the surface of the wellbore;

a power section within the interior of the housing;

a rotor positioned within the power section and configured to rotate in response to pressure from the drilling mud;

a passage within the rotor, wherein the passage is configured to bypass a portion of the drilling mud from above the power section within the interior of the housing to below the power section within the interior of the housing; and

an interior valve at a downstream end of the passage, wherein the valve includes an internal bore, a valve nozzle provided inside the internal bore, and a rupture disc positioned against the valve nozzle, the rupture disc configured to close the passage when the pressure from the drilling mud is less than a threshold pressure, and to rupture to open the passage and pass the drilling mud through the valve when the pressure from the drilling mud is greater than the threshold pressure.

2. The drilling motor of claim 1 , wherein the passage is located through a center of the rotor.

3. The drilling motor of claim 1 , wherein the valve comprises a plurality of bypasses configured to disperse the drilling mud passing through the valve into an annulus below the power section.

4. The drilling motor of claim 3 , wherein the plurality of bypasses comprise an angle of travel that is less than 90 degrees with respect to an axis of the drilling motor.

5. The drilling motor of claim 3 , wherein the plurality of bypasses comprise a first bypass with an opening at a first longitudinal location, and a second bypass with an opening at a second longitudinal location.

6. A method for relieving pressure in a drilling motor, comprising:

receiving a drilling mud to the drilling motor through a drilling string;

rotating a rotor of the drilling motor, wherein the rotor rotates within a power section of a housing of the drilling motor in response to a pressure provided by the drilling mud, and wherein the rotor comprises an internal passage that is initially closed via an interior valve located within the drilling motor and at a downstream end of the passage, the interior valve comprising an internal bore, a valve nozzle provided inside the internal bore, and a rupture disc positioned against the valve nozzle, the rupture disc closing the passage when the pressure from the drilling mud is less than a threshold pressure; and

opening the interior valve by rupturing the rupture disc when the pressure from the drilling mud is above the threshold pressure, wherein opening the valve bypasses a portion of the drilling mud through the passage within the rotor, wherein the passage flows from above the power section within the housing to below the power section within the housing.

7. The method of claim 6 , comprising dispersing the drilling mud through a plurality of bypasses after the drilling mud flows through the passage.

8. The method of claim 6 , comprising powering a downhole tool with drilling mud below the power section of the drilling motor.

9. The method of claim 8 , wherein powering the downhole tool comprises powering a drill bit, a reamer, a MWD, an LWD, a pulser valve, a rotary steerable, any other downhole tool, or combinations thereof.

10. The method of claim 6 , comprising forcing the drilling mud from a drill bit nozzle, wherein all the drilling mud is forced through the drill bit nozzle.

11. A system for drilling a well, comprising:

a drill string configured to convey drilling mud from a surface pump;

a drilling motor connected to the drill string, comprising:

a housing comprising an interior and an exterior, wherein the housing is configured to connect to the drill string;

a power section within the interior of the housing;

a rotor positioned within the power section and configured to rotate in response to pressure from the drilling mud;

a passage within the rotor, wherein the passage is configured to bypass a portion of the drilling mud from above the power section within the interior of the housing to below the power section within the interior of the housing; and

an interior valve at a downstream end of the passage, wherein the valve includes an internal bore, a valve nozzle provided inside the internal bore, and a rupture disc positioned against the valve nozzle, the rupture disc configured to close the passage when the pressure from the drilling mud is less than a threshold pressure, and to rupture to open the passage and pass drilling mud through the valve when the pressure from the drilling mud is greater than the threshold pressure;

a drill bit connected to, and configured to rotate with, the rotor, wherein the drill bit comprises drilling nozzles that spray the drilling mud; and

an additional downhole tool configured to be powered by the drilling mud.

12. The system of claim 11 , wherein the additional downhole tool comprises a bit, a reamer, a MWD, an LWD, a pulser valve, a rotary steerable, any other downhole tool, or combinations thereof.

13. The system of claim 11 , wherein the passage is located through a center of the rotor.