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An oil platforms is a massive structure used for the exploration of marine areas where potential hydrocarbon deposits are located. At the same time, the platforms are also used for drilling oil wells, if the existence of the field has been proven. Once the well is finished, the platform can be used to extract hydrocarbons from it, or it can be moved to another one to perform new drilling.

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They are essentially classified into two macro-categories:

drilling platform

production platforms.

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An oil platforms is a large structure for extracting and processing oil and natural gas found in rock formations under the seabed.

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The crude oil produced from the reservoir rises to the platform via pipelines and arrives at the "wellheads" to which another gas pipeline is also connected.
Inside the wellheads, to reduce the viscosity of the crude oil, the oil and the gas are mixed, giving shape to the blend. Then a natural separation takes place in which the gas, by density, separates from the oil.