Question 4239 Deck General
70% to passTo what distance below the hull must the legs of the COASTAL DRILLER be lowered in order to meet the stability and leg strength requirements during the wind speeds greater than 70 knots?
A
0.0 feet
B
1.2 feet
C
25.0 feet
D
60.5 feet
AI Explanation
The correct answer is D) 60.5 feet. The legs of the COASTAL DRILLER must be lowered to a depth of 60.5 feet below the hull in order to meet the stability and leg strength requirements during wind speeds greater than 70 knots. This depth is necessary to provide sufficient stability and structural integrity to the drilling platform during high wind conditions, as per the relevant regulations and guidelines for coastal drilling operations. The other options are incorrect because 0.0 feet would not provide adequate stability, 1.2 feet is too shallow, and 25.0 feet would not meet the required depth for the given wind speeds.
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