Blue Whale No. 2 Semi-Submersible Drilling Platform Trial Navigation Agency Service
On the afternoon of July 29, 2017, the sound of the whistle echoed across the clear sky as the Blue Whale No. 2 semi-submersible drilling platform, towed by tugboats, completed all debugging work before its trial voyage and officially departed from the CIMC Raffles deep-water dock for a 21-day trial voyage. This trial voyage marks that the platform will undergo comprehensive performance testing, making full preparations for the successful delivery of the project and operations in the working sea area. The "Blue Whale No. 2" is a super deep-water dual-drill tower semi-submersible drilling platform, measuring 117 meters in length, 92.7 meters in width, and 118 meters in height, with a maximum operating water depth of 3,658 meters and a maximum drilling depth of 15,240 meters, responsible for combustible.