World's biggest ship used to tear down oil rigs in days

The video tutorial explains the dimensions of the Peter Shelter, comparing its size to the Empire State Building. It details the ship's design, which is specialized for installing and removing offshore rigs. The process involves the vessel approaching the rig, using its arms to grab the top side, and employing lifting beams to remove the rig's jacket.

What are the dimensions of the Peter Shelter vessel?

• 100 meters in width and 300 meters in length

• 150 meters in width and 350 meters in length

• 200 meters in width and 400 meters in length

• 124 meters in width and 382 meters in length

What is the primary function of the Peter Shelter?

• Conducting marine research

• Transporting goods across the ocean

• Fishing in deep waters

• Installing and removing offshore rigs

How does the vessel remove the top part of an oil rig?

• By using explosives to detach it

• By cutting it into smaller pieces

• By sliding out arms from the ship's decks to grab it

• By using a crane to lift it

What is the length of the lifting beams used by the vessel?

• 500 feet

• 520 feet

• 560 feet

• 540 feet

What happens when the lifting beams tilt up?

• The rig is dismantled

• The vessel moves forward

• The beams extend further

• The entire jacket is lifted