The amount an oil rig can carry varies significantly depending on its design and purpose. Generally, offshore oil rigs are equipped to handle thousands to millions of barrels of oil in storage tanks and can also manage large quantities of drilling fluid and equipment. For instance, a typical semi-submersible rig may have storage capacity for around 100,000 barrels of oil, while larger floating production storage and offloading (FPSO) units can hold over 1 million barrels. Ultimately, capacity is influenced by the rig's specifications and the field's production requirements.
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