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Fixed platforms, which rest on the seafloor, are very stable, although they cannot drill in water as deep as floating platforms can. The most popular type is called a jack-up rig. This is a floating (but not self-propelled) platform with legs that can be lifted high off the seafloor while the platform is towed to the drilling site. There the legs are cranked downward by a rack-and-pinion gearing system until they encounter the seafloor and actually raise the platform 10 to 20 meters above the surface. The bottoms of the legs are usually fastened to the seafloor with pilings.
 
 
 

 
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Q4 2009 25/02/2010
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