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semisubmersible rig

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semisubmersible rig
n
(Mining & Quarrying) (in the oil industry) a type of drilling platform that floats supported by underwater pontoons, with much of its structure below the water line for stability in high winds: usually used only for exploratory drilling for oil or gas Sometimes shortened to semisubmersible


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MENAdrill's diversified drilling portfolio will include jackup and semisubmersible rigs capable of drilling in shallow, medium and deep water as well as land rigs.
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