Marine: Offshore and subsea

Generic drilling derrick, 160 ft, with substructure

288"288"Front
ViewPlan
Version2
Overall288" × 288"
ScalableNo

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Category
Marine: Offshore and subsea
Kind
Equipment
Languages
None provided. The words are as the provider wrote them.
Author
CadCraft
Version
2, published Nov 3, 2026 Published

Drilling derrick, 160 ft tall: a tapered four-leg lattice mast with horizontal ties and X-bracing in 10 bays, a crown block with sheaves on top, a racking platform with fingers and a rail, a caged ladder, a substructure box with a rig floor and a small hut.

License

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Data

Width7,315.2 mm (288 in)
Depth7,315.2 mm (288 in)
Height48,768 mm (1,920 in)
Scalable: width (X)No
Scalable: depth (Y)No
Scalable: height (Z)No
RemarksGeneric size; check the chosen unit's spec sheet.

IFC class: IfcFurnishingElement. Body: a mesh.

Versions

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DrawingVersionChangeLicenseStatusPublished
Version 2 GeometryAdded the tapered four-leg lattice mast in 10 bays, crown block with sheaves, racking platform with fingers and rail, caged ladder, substructure with rig floor, V-door gap and hut (plan and 3D). CC0 Published Nov 3, 2026
Version 1 GeometryFirst version. CC0 Published Nov 3, 2026

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