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October 8, 2014 · about 12 years ago

‘COSLProspector’ on sea trials

COSL Prospector, the fourth semi-submersible drilling built by CIMC Raffles for COSL, has set off on sea trials in China. COSL Prospector is 104.5 meters long, 70.5 meters wide, 37.55 meters high, with operating depth 1,500 meters, drilling depth 7,600 meters and accommodation for 130, classified in

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COSL Prospector, the fourth semi-submersible drilling built by CIMC Raffles for COSL, has set off on sea trials in China.

COSL Prospector is 104.5 meters long, 70.5 meters wide, 37.55 meters high, with operating depth 1,500 meters, drilling depth 7,600 meters and accommodation for 130, classified in DNV AND CCS.

CIMC Raffles began construction of the rig in July 2012, and the company said that the rig will be delivered shortly.

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