Vessel SEDCO 709 is a Platform, Registered in Liberia. Discover the vessel's particulars, including capacity, machinery, photos and ownership. Get the details of the current Voyage of SEDCO 709 including Position, Port Calls, Destination, ETA and Distance travelled - IMO 8755170, MMSI -8755170, Call sign ELPE9

The SEDCO 709 is a special, first-of-its-kind drilling unit with unprecedented capabilities. The new rig is the world's first dynamically stationed semi submersible (SSM) and the unit will be able to effectively operate in 36-ft. sign. seas and in water depths to 6,000 ft.

The world's first dynamically positioned semi-submersible SEDCO 709 has been designed to operate in up to 6000 ft of water and to meet the technological challenge of deepwater drilling.

2020年1月18日 · The Sedco 709 drilling rig is owned by Transocean Inc. which can be contacted for jobs and careers on the Sedco 709. The Semisub is a Semisub type of rig and is designed as a Earl & Wright/Sedco 700 Series and built by Hawker …

To give maximum operational flexibility within the fields opened by a dynamically stationed semi-submersible, the SEDCO 709 will have available a new generation of subsea and re-entry equipment, numerous structural improvements, data management system, and …

SEDCO 709, the world's first dynamically positioned semi-submersible commenced drilling before the summer of 1977. Part I of this article describes the dynamic stationing and related control systems involved in the operation of the rig.

3 天之前 · Total will use the deepwater semi Sedco 709 as previously considered on sublet from Shell Nigeria to drill a well in up to 1800 meters of water in Nigerian offshore block OPL-246 starting at the end of 1999 or early in 2000.

The world's first dynamically stationed semisubmersible, SEDCO 709, will be commissioned and tested early in 1977. The unit will commence drilling operations before the summer of 1977. The operations envisioned for SEDCO 709 are without precedent in offshore drilling.

To increase reliability and safety, instantaneous information on equipment performance is needed. SEDCO designed the Data Management System (DMS) which was installed on the drill ships SEDCO 471 and SEDCO 472 and the semi-submersible SEDCO 709. The system basically consists of two units: the DMS control console and a computer system.

The vessel, with IMO number 8755170, is a Platform that was built in 1977. It has a deadweight tonnage of 9312 and measures 90 meters in length and 75 meters in width overall. It's important to note that the MMSI ( Maritime Mobile Service Identity) number for Sedco 709 changes throughout its journey as it transitions between different flags.