Maximum Environmental Condition
Maximum Environmental Condition : The maximum environmental condition for a given location and time period is defined as that combination of wind velocity, wave height and period, water depth and current velocity that will create the largest force on a fixed permanent structure. These values are generally the criteria used for designing fixed, permanent structures. They may not be the same values used for a floating drilling unit since it retains the option to leave location before these conditions develop. (RP 2P)
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