Two sheets for the same rig, and you still cannot compare them

One quotes hook load in pounds, the other in metric tonnes. One states mast height, the other leaves it off. You end up rebuilding both sheets in a spreadsheet before you can answer a simple question about what you have been sent. This puts them side by side on one basis in a couple of minutes.

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Both unit systems, both directions

Enter each figure in the unit its own sheet uses. Pounds and metric tonnes, horsepower and kilowatts, feet and metres, psi and bar. Switch the whole table between imperial and metric with one button.

The spread, on every row

Each field shows every sheet's figure plus the largest minus the smallest, in the display unit, so the size of the difference is on the row with the numbers.

What each sheet leaves out

Per sheet, a list of the fields it does not state. That is the list of questions to send back to whoever issued it.

Your fields, your rows

Seven fields to start, and you add your own with the unit family they measure. Spec sheets carry whatever the issuer chose to list.

Imperial 3 sheets Switch to metric and every figure moves to t (metric tonnes), kW, m and bar.
FieldUnitRig A 2014Rig B 2011Rig C 2016Spread
Hook loadlb600000.00705479.24500000.00205479.24
Drawworks input powerhp1500.001609.23not stated109.23
Depth ratingft20000.0019685.0418000.002000.00
Mud pump working pressurepsi5000.005076.325003.8076.32
Mast heightft147.00not stated104.0043.00

Oil Rigs Now has been working with rig and equipment listings since 2011. Sheets arrive in whatever unit and layout the seller happens to use, and the first job is always the same: get them onto one basis.

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