@@suchabadkitty1293 Depends on the type of platform and the depth of water. Even if the platform is floating, it is tightly secured with so called "tension-legs", hence the name TLP (tension-leg platform). Other types like SPAR and FPSO are also secured with tension cables. Floating platforms are also partly submerged underwater to increase the buoyancy and reduce its tilting on rough seas. Maybe you can't go outside with rough weather, but after work is done, it is comfortable enough to relax in living quarters.
I like that you have allowed for a much longer video than others have. Looking down on heavy seas via video is never as dramatic as the real thing but your posting comes close.
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Mashallah Paakkave brammippa irukkudu. Ivvalavu technologies irundalum thann kudumpathukkaga dane manushan inda kashtta poduraanunga. Hats off. May Allah (swt) give u people all the protections needed.
I remember 1983 aboard the USS Lang, FF-1060. The El Nino storm we met at sea had 80 foot swells. Unbelievably terrifying 4 days on the way from Long Beach to Honolulu. Made this video look like calm seas!
.....well....they did not build it there. They build it near land in a Norwegian fjord. When finish they tug it out on the North Sea. At the given location they lower/sink/ballast the structure deeper so the legs stand on the bottom. It is a very large structure since the depth is 300 - 350 meter. The largest of them all was the Troll platform. With a weight over 1,1 million ton it was the largest object ever moved by mankind. There are several videos on YT about the building and movement of the Troll platform. Hope this info will give you a clearer picture of how things are done ....just in case you wanted to have your own platform out there.
Ich würde mir vor Angst in die Hose scheißen. Da die Plattform so stabil da steht ist echt ein Wunder. Das wäre nix für mich. Aber schönes Natur Spektakel I would shit my pants in fear. Since the platform is so stable there is really a miracle. That would be nothing for me. But beautiful nature spectacle
The gales certainly are strong however the swell is not as usually around 50ft high in the middle of the North Sea so conditions out there can get much worse than this and that by the way is on an good day...!!
Hi! Is it possible for me to share this footage on my youtube page? I share footage from all kind of activities on our ocean. Cargo ships in the 1960s till now, oil rigs, fishing vessels, etc. Of course full credit will be given to the owner of the footage. Thanks in advance for your reply. Kind regards.
Because when the water is not too deep, oil rigs can be attached to the ocean floor. However when it is doo deep they just put anchors and let it move and sway around
This is what I love about working offshore, the sea makes me feel miniscule and humble.
Yeah i would love to see politicians stand there and watch how their overinflated egos diminish before my eyes.
I wouldn’t be able to sleep.
On that rig, the type of work schedule they perform, I’d sleep like a baby. The platform is sitting on the sea floor, no ?
@@cpcattin Not usually these days. That one may be, IDK. But a lot of them are floating.
@@suchabadkitty1293 Depends on the type of platform and the depth of water. Even if the platform is floating, it is tightly secured with so called "tension-legs", hence the name TLP (tension-leg platform). Other types like SPAR and FPSO are also secured with tension cables. Floating platforms are also partly submerged underwater to increase the buoyancy and reduce its tilting on rough seas.
Maybe you can't go outside with rough weather, but after work is done, it is comfortable enough to relax in living quarters.
The color of that water is beautiful.
I like that you have allowed for a much longer video than others have. Looking down on heavy seas via video is never as dramatic as the real thing but your posting comes close.
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I appreciate that there is just the true sound and not some music played over it like so many others.
True sound
INCREDIBLE FEATS OF ENGINEERING!
aaah tex you can say that again
Exactly
I have been in team who designed one of these topsides... don't worry friends you are pretty safe there.. Cheers...
Prasad Nikam as an auto mechanic, I look at these with utter amazement in their engineering
@@SilverStarHeggisist Norwegian or Danish
Reminds me of that mass effect chapter where you go underwater to meet the leviathans
Stacey Co _ itilmu enak 😁😃😄
Sou Marcos Aurélio rrapaz belicima estrutura da plataforma show de bola parabéns a todos os trabalhadores que trabalha em todas as plataformas
Wonder if there's been any wave that has reached near the top part of that whole structure
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Someday we'll look back at this video and think, "Wow, what remarkable feats people had to accomplish for energy."
@The gaming project 67676767 And Great Money I'm Sure
@@gerardfenn3988 its not entirely their fault, “the higher the demand, the higher the price” thus great profit
@Solitaryconfinement How so? What plans do you have for an energy source that beats gas and oil?
Mashallah Paakkave brammippa irukkudu. Ivvalavu technologies irundalum thann kudumpathukkaga dane manushan inda kashtta poduraanunga. Hats off. May Allah (swt) give u people all the protections needed.
Amazing building, the work of professional engineers
Don't forget the men who actually built it. Many seem to overlook this incredible accomplishment.
Amazing footage!! Feel like im on board
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Thanks for sharing. God bless
Ah, very nice movie, very nice....also nice job on a oil platform....thanks....
Beautiful atmosphere
ruclips.net/video/o60BZIvyTpI/видео.html not always
Tremenda estructura en medio del mar "increíble lo que es capas el hombre"
I would be scared to live on a place like that
I remember 1983 aboard the USS Lang, FF-1060. The El Nino storm we met at sea had 80 foot swells. Unbelievably terrifying 4 days on the way from Long Beach to Honolulu. Made this video look like calm seas!
m.ruclips.net/video/o60BZIvyTpI/видео.html
Try 100ft waves then 20+ to your 80ft swells...
This video makes me think of that place in starwars in the oceanplanet with the long neck people.😂
And they make clones
Planet Kamino my friend same here
We are Star Wars fan!
Same feeling here about the storm planet - Planet Kamino!
Origin of Clone Troopers..haha
Kamino where the clones were made oh how I love the clone wars I’m a Star Wars fan
Id need a endless supply of Jack Daniels if i worked out there.....
Awesome, amazing video
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This might be a dumb question but can you feel the rig getting battered when you’re inside in your sleeping quarters?
And underneath that rough sea is Nemo's dad looking for him.
The most amazing thing is how the hell could they build that plataform right there, when that sea is seldom in calm! Science is unbelievable
.....well....they did not build it there. They build it near land in a Norwegian fjord. When finish they tug it out on the North Sea. At the given location they lower/sink/ballast the structure deeper so the legs stand on the bottom. It is a very large structure since the depth is 300 - 350 meter. The largest of them all was the Troll platform. With a weight over 1,1 million ton it was the largest object ever moved by mankind. There are several videos on YT about the building and movement of the Troll platform. Hope this info will give you a clearer picture of how things are done ....just in case you wanted to have your own platform out there.
whatching the waves makes me think what if i fell and noone was there
Did/Does this installation have a Stand By Support Vessel? If it does they must have been having fun weathering the storm.
On the Norwegian sea boarder there is always 1 or more standby support vessels around installations.
0:57 There is a seagull just chilling in there
I am proud to be a offshore Piping Engineer
Be safe.
@@Dweller415 thanks bro 🙏💪
Yesterday i have uploaded small video. You can see bro
I wanna live there , beautiful
Ich würde mir vor Angst in die Hose scheißen. Da die Plattform so stabil da steht ist echt ein Wunder.
Das wäre nix für mich.
Aber schönes Natur Spektakel
I would shit my pants in fear. Since the platform is so stable there is really a miracle.
That would be nothing for me.
But beautiful nature spectacle
I've seen pretty much the same when I was on Ninian Central back in 1988-1992.
God bless and protect you
What a great view of the sea. Will you please tell me which sea is this? How far is this oil rig from the shore?
Salute for engineering
words 2nd dangerous work
#luving this
Im really curious if you feel the sea on a platform like this who is not floating.
It moves if a big enough wave hits us. ruclips.net/video/o60BZIvyTpI/видео.html
You feel movement while sitting on the suit her in heavy seas
0:57 Is this dude riding a tiny horse around the oil rig?
Go pro chest harness
Had a good laugh from that.
Shetland Islands are just to the west, haha. Those ponies can swim.
I want to work there one day!
The gales certainly are strong however the swell is not as usually around 50ft high in the middle of the North Sea so conditions out there can get much worse than this and that by the way is on an good day...!!
Всегда мечтал на такой работать.
how do they build it with the scary weather 🤔🤔🤔
Wonderful place.how to become a offshore worker, i do fabricate steel for 8 years
It almost seems like it's it's own city!
I'm karo
@@kaushikvagelakaushikvagela3586 greetings Karo.
I'm david
Any idea on the sig heights that day?
Awesome video! How deep is the water where you're filming? I remember being on a cruise while on the North Sea. You'd better have Dramamine! LOL!
Pray for our world pray for our salvation and redemption
I'm just wondering how they built that whole thing
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Floated offshore 1,000,000 tons
How do they build these things in the middle of the ocean 🤔
Floated offshore 1,000,000 tons
how do they build the pillars that keep it standing
Usually chained or teathered to the ground. The unit is partly sunk.
Rick Fountain interesting
This one is standing on the seabed
not totally true in this case. Its a condeep base.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Condeep
Beauty of engineering
Sea:Get out of my water
Rig: No.. I like it here, sorry nope nope nope
My opinion..the platform is an awesome tech of engineering. But as far as I'm concerned this doesnt look to me as a "bad" storm of sorts.
One question. How is this oil rig constructed in these deep waters?
Trong biển chắc gió lắm 🌬
how they got those stable pillars standing in the ocean
感觉好舒服
Amazing!
Hi! Is it possible for me to share this footage on my youtube page? I share footage from all kind of activities on our ocean. Cargo ships in the 1960s till now, oil rigs, fishing vessels, etc. Of course full credit will be given to the owner of the footage. Thanks in advance for your reply. Kind regards.
바다한가운데 어떻게 세웠을까 정말 대다나다
กลางทะเล ขุดเจาะน้ำมันดิบ
This is our city, when the sea level rise someday
Thank yooi Michael F.
I like video
Holy fuck! Imagine falling into that?? Goodnite!!!
ruclips.net/video/o60BZIvyTpI/видео.html Can be worse
I'd love to be there..😁😁🤘
What a Metal gear base real stable in storm.
Very good filmed
I miss the rigs .
2018?
오..볼수록 무서워..바다위에서.,어떻게 살아간데.
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C`est te belle filme, merci.
Amazing omg...
Menikmati tantangan alam, mantapp
Great view,scary too
Oh my god it just like huge city on the seas
So great
I don’t know that I could stay out there, I’d be scared as fuck
Amazing
Wow!!! I never seen before
Is it float? Or permanent?
Condeep
what size wave would be needed to hit the platform?
Why does some offshore rigs sways during storm?..But here I can see it's quiet steady in its position.
Because when the water is not too deep, oil rigs can be attached to the ocean floor. However when it is doo deep they just put anchors and let it move and sway around
@@vulxh The platform legs stand directly on the bottom of the sea.
Too scary for me. I'll stay on land.
It is very very hardship Job and very lion heart peoples, who engaged this extraordinary job.
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سبحان الله وبحمده سبحان الله ما املكه
Wow , snake upgraded his base a lot , much better
Beets my office window view!!
Just like the One I saw on the movies 👌
How deep is the sea at this point?
Gua ngilu liat nya..
Semua Itu Kuasa Allah SWT ..😘
Udeh naek busway aje gak usah liatin beginian
Great job.
Need guts to work out there.
zackhan786 need bigger guts to sail on the boats supplying these rigs bro
Lot of salary of course
Or the helicopter pilots that navigate this area to get the men on and off rig. A very dangerous job indeed.
Sungguh dasyat kuasaMu YaAllah .. Allahuakbar
Iye bang iyeeee
This waves ate like 20 meters high.
Nice footage bud, what do you use for a camera
+Dillon Holloway a camera
really...dick
DECIMATOR657 i would too.
Sicko
DECIMATOR657 you didn't actually think i was going to message back some random chick did you?
them things are like small floating cities do they have like small stores and medical shit on board or no
Every i watch this kind of video i always remember mother base on mgs, can we make motherbase in real life?
That thing is practically its own city.
up to 310 persons on-board.
@@michaelfitzpatrick4165 holy moly 😲
How salary do you have?
OMG so Extrem
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Como constroi isso no fundo do mar?
jai khwaja peer ji