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We want to make it Simple to Be Safe.
Simple to Be Safe
Maersk Drilling truly wants to bring our people Out Of Harm’s Way. We are challenging the way we work with safety, not only as a priority but as a commitment.
This starts with asking our frontline colleagues what they need to stay safe and efficient. We are thinking out of the box for ways to eliminate risk. Nobody should ever be in doubt as to how to perform a task safely.
We are removing complexity and reducing administration so we have more time for safety conversations. We are innovating new solutions to digitise and make our work processes more visible.
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12. DimensionsGet an overview of the rig’s dimensions and storage.
6. StrategyEvery hour spent on a well counts. We aim to make drilling smarter.
16. EquipmentFully equipped to deliver safe and efficient operations.
11. ExperienceStrong experience is vital to enable efficient operations.
20. Rig drawingsSee the full picture with a top and side view of the rig.
8. Rig capabilitiesA rig’s capabilities drive successful operations for our clients.
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8. Rig capabilities 11. Experience
4. IntroductionA committed workforce of on- and offshore professionals.
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Delivering operational excellence with innovation
We are a leader in the harsh environment sector and have a strong track record in deepwater drilling. Our fleet is one of the youngest and most advanced in the industry, comprising advanced drillships, deepwater semi-submersibles and high-end jack-up rigs.
For over 40 years, we’ve been working closely with our customers to deliver safe and efficient drilling campaigns. Our highly skilled and committed workforce of on- and offshore professionals is recognised for their technical skills, operational excellence and for solving complex problems.
Today, we’re increasingly providing third-party services and partnering with our customers on innovative technologies and new commercial models. Together, we’re reducing the complexity, cost, and risk of drilling campaigns to improve the competitiveness of offshore oil and gas for our customers.
Jørn MadsenCEO, Maersk Drilling
Maersk Drilling provides offshore drilling services to oil companies in major oil basins around the world.
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“ Our fleet is one of the youngest and most advanced in the industry, comprising advanced drillships, deepwater semi-submersibles and high-end jack-up rigs. ”
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Smarter Drilling for Better Value
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Smarter Drilling for Better Value is Maersk Drilling’s response to this. It combines innovative technologies with new commercial models to reduce waste and inefficiency across all the activities delivered on a well.
We provide solutions that plan, orchestrate and integrate the services involved in a drilling campaign. By improving co-ordination and simplifying
interfaces across the supply chain, we aim to reduce overall NPT, increase efficiency and improve safety for our customers.
We’re also building new types of alliances with our customers that take a longer-term time horizon, align incentives and create value for the partners. Together, we’re lowering the cost per barrel and improving the competitiveness of offshore oil and gas.
Offshore oil and gas is in a race to produce the most competitive barrel of oil. With dozens of different suppliers and multiple interfaces involved, the process of delivering a well safely, on time and within budget has become more complex for operators than it needs to be.
Non-productive time (NPT) is often 20–25% across all
suppliers on a well
20–25% NPT
It can take over 60 suppliers and 6,000 invoices to drill
an offshore well
60+ suppliers
Every hour spent on a well counts – there’s a lot to play for
Our joint challenge:
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Rig capabilities
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The rig has undergone a major conversion, as the drilling package has been removed to make space for an additional accommodation module. The mess room, galley and hospital have been upgraded in the existing accommodation, while a new accommodation module has been installed with the ability to accommodate up to 147 people, giving the rig a new total capacity of 180 people.
To support the greater numbers of people on board the rig’s utility
systems, lifeboat capacity and lifesaving equipment have all been upgraded. The increased accommodation has been built to meet rules and regulations applicable for Danish waters.
The Maersk Guardian has been standing year-round in the Danish North Sea supporting upgrades and maintenance on the oil and gas platforms in this area, and will continue to do so with its increased capacity.
The Maersk Guardian is an ultra harsh environment jack-up rig with a Hitachi Zosen independent three leg self-elevating unit. It has been converted from a drilling rig to an accommodation rig and is designed for year-round operation in the North Sea.
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5 x AC generators GE GTA 30,
600V 60Hz, 3 phase AC with
1130kW
1 x NOV OC3000LD deck
crane with 65MT lifting
capacity on the main block
2 x NOV OC2500LD
deck crane with 45MT/27MT
lifting capacity on the main block
HP 1650 each
Variable Deck Load
3,895MT
room cabins with their own bathrooms
180 single
bridle and chain with 300MT breaking strain
and regulations compliant
Danish rules
Towing
Maximum water depth of
106.7m (350ft)
Plus...• Galley seating for 90 people
• 1 x coffee shop for smokers
1 x coffee shop for non-smokers on main deck
1 x coffee shop aft accommodation block
• 4 x recreation rooms:
1 x smokers TV room
1 x non-smokers TV room
1 x game room
1 x internet café
Main
features
5 x Caterpillar
3516 DITA
raw water pumps
in the legs. 1 x pump in leg #2 (STB) and
3 x pumps in leg #3 (PORT)
4 x
The helideck is constructed
for a Sikorsky S61N
Helicopter
drill water capacity
19,700bbls 4 x 55MTmooring winches, port and
starboard
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UK
AUSTRALIA
EGYPT
NORWAY
DENMARK
NETHERLANDS
Built in: 1986
Countries operated in: UK Norway Netherlands Denmark Australia
Egypt
Customers worked with: Maersk Oil BG BP Norway Centrica Det Norske
Dong Energy Faroe Petroleum Lotus Lundin Norway Premier Oil Norge
Talisman Shell Woodside Petrobell Total
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Main dimensions Imperial Metric
Hull length overall 275ft 84m
Hull width overall 295ft 90m
Hull depth 31.2ft 9.5m
Length of legs 514.5ft 156.8m
Equivalent spudcan diameter 65ft 19.7m
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Maximum design limits
Operational capabilities Imperial Metric
Max water depth (pending location approval) 350ft 106.7m
Max wind speed 82 knots 42.5m/sec
Penetration 16.4ft 5m
Variable deck load capacity Imperial Metric
Variable load (afloat) 2,460MT
Variable load (jacking condition) 2,570MT
Variable load (elevated) pending site assessment
3,890MT
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Environmental limits Imperial Metric
Max wave height 98.9ft 30m
Air gap 115ft 35m
Environmental design limits
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Storage capabilities Imperial Metric
Liquid mud (active) 2,515bbls 400m3
Base oil storage 1,842bbls 293m3
Brine storage (heavy brine accepted e.g. bromide) 1,446bbls 230m3
Drill water 19,712bbls 3,134m3
Potable water 3,050bbls 485m3
Fuel oil 4,503bbls 716m3
Bulk barite/bentonite 2290cu-ft 65m3
Sack storage 5,000 sacks 5,000 sacks
Storage capabilities
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Accommodation
The accommodation is located in two deck houses and is designed to accommodate 180 people.
The forward accommodation block is a five level deck house aft of the forward jacking-unit house, while the aft accommodation block is located on the centre of the main deck.
The forward accommodation block compromises the main deck, the A-Deck, the B-Deck, the C-Deck and, at the top, the D-Deck, which is level with the helideck. The block contains the galley, the mess room, recreation rooms, the provision store, the refrigerated provision chamber, cabins with private bathrooms, the hospital, offices, the helicopter waiting room,
lockers, the jacking control room and the radio room.
The aft accommodation block consists of the Level 1 (main deck), Level 2, Level 3, Level 4 and the Top Level with access for the elevator trunk. It also contains the laundry, the wash/changing rooms, coffee shops, offices, meeting room, recreation rooms, internet café and cabins with private bathrooms.
The auxiliary machinery room and the gymnasium below the main deck can also be reached from the accommodation.
Equipment
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Deck cranes
The rig has 3 lattice style deck cranes, port and starboard side and port aft.
NOV OC3000LD lattice boom pedestal crane on the port side, max capacity 65MT, boom length 52.83m
NOV OC2500LD lattice boom pedestal crane on the port side aft, max capacity 45MT, boom length 40.83m
NOV OC2500LD lattice boom pedestal crane on the starboard side, max capacity 27MT, boom length 43.6m
Power
Diesel Engines.
5 x diesel engines
Caterpillar 3516 DITA
Maximum continuous power HP 1,650 each
Rotation speed of 1,200rpm
Equipped with spark arrestors
Mufflers installed on each engine
Total fuel consumption 0.625m3/h 15m3/24 hr
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Jacking systems
National 700 electro–mechanical rack and pinion type
54 pinions
Maximum jacking load 18,090MT at normal jacking, maximum emergency jacking 22,248MT
Maximum holding safe load 34,290MT (preload limit)
Maximum holding load (survival) 36,720MT
Jacking speed 1.50ft/min or 0.75ft/min
Anchor lines
Wire
3 x 780m and 1 x 725m line, all 2” line
Galvanised wire rope. Const. 6X47WS+IWRC
2” (51mm) diameter, 1960N/mm2 MBL 185MT
RHOL lubrication: Nyrosten T55/13 lubricated/greased
Fitted with closed spelter socket at the inner end, and the outer end plain
SWL 33MT construction (see description above)
Diameter 2” (50.8mm)
Useful length (nominal) 3,281ft (1,000m)
Anchors
Four anchors
Delta Flipper type
Weight 8MT
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Towing Gear
Towing bridle size 62mm
All with a minimum of 399MT breaking load
Forward: main towing gear complete with Smith Bracket, towing bridle chain, towing bridle wire rope 24.5m, delta link plate, towing wire 50m length and a towing bridle winch. SWL 78MT.
Forward: additional towing gear port side complete with Smith Bracket, towing chain and 40m towing pennant. SWL 78MT
Forward: emergency towing gear starboard side complete with Smith Bracket, towing chain and 40m towing pennant
Astern: towing gear complete with Smith Bracket, towing chain and 30m towing pennant on both sides. SWL 42.6MT
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Top view
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Side view
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DISCLAIMER: The content of this brochure is indicative only and does not constitute a legal specification of any kind.
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