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weather window

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weather window [′weth·ər ‚win·dō]
(petroleum engineering)
That part of the year when the weather is suitable for operations, such as pipelaying or platform installation, which cannot be undertaken in adverse sea conditions.


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Subject to signing a final agreement and receiving respective government approvals, AuDAX expects to drill the Exploration well to test the Sambuca prospect in the preferred weather window of summer 2010.
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