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Transocean drilling rig deepwater horizon

Transocean drilling rig deepwater horizon

Deepwater Horizon was a fifth-generation, RBS-8D design (i.e. model type), deepwater, , column-stabilized, semi-submersible , designed to drill wells for oil explorati. . Deepwater Horizon was built for R&B Falcon (which later became part of ) by in , South Korea. Construction started in December 1998, the was laid on 21 March 200. . At 7:45 p.m. on 20 April 2010, during the final phases of drilling the exploratory well off the gulf of Mexico, a geyser of seawater erupted from the onto the rig, shooting 70 metres (230 ft) into the air. This wa. . Transocean received an early partial insurance settlement for total loss of the Deepwater Horizon of US$401 million about 5 May 2010. noted that the insurance recovery was likely to be more than t. [pdf]

Appotomox deep sea drilling rig

Appotomox deep sea drilling rig

The Appomatox field was discovered in March 2010 by drilling the discovery well at Mississippi Canyon block 392. The well was drilled to a depth of 7,643m (25,077ft) and encountered approximately 162m. [pdf]

Abyss deep sea drilling rig

Abyss deep sea drilling rig

As new oil resources become scarce, offshore companies are beginning to tap the very deepest deposits. Offshore-technology.com plumbs the depths to reveal the technology behind the world’s deepest offshore oil rigs. . Chevron‘s $500m Petronius platform is situated about 130 miles (208km) southeast of New Orleans. It is located in water depths of 1754ft (535m). The field, discovered in 1995,. . In May 2011, China’s National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC) launched a semi-submersible oil rig designed to operate in depths of up to 3,000 metres under the ocean and drill to depths of 12,000 feet in locations distant from the shore. It cost CNOOC some. . The Baldpate platform is a 1901.9 feet tall (579.7 metres) offshore compliant tower oil platform near the coast of Louisiana. It is also one of the tallest. . Shell’s Perdido Spar is the world’s deepest direct vertical access Spar. Its designers faced several technical challenges, these included constructing and delivering a rig that could operate where the ocean is 8,000 feet (2,383 metres) deep. Due to it being 200 miles off. [pdf]

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