BWBV0005524
Geldig vanaf 30-12-1954
Artikel 48
Verdrag nopens een eenvormig stelsel voor de meting van zeeschepen
The measurement of a 'tween-deck space shall be carried out according to one of the methods indicated hereafter.
Method 1. (a) The length of the space is measured in two parts. Length 1 is taken in the middle plane, at the middle of the height fore and aft, from the ceiling or the frames, as the case may be, at the stem, to the foreside of the stern post. Length 2 is taken in the middle plane, at the middle of the height, from the foreside of the stern post to the inner edge of the stern frame, or of the ceiling thereon (see Figure 66).
(b) Length 1 shall be divided into a number of equal parts in conformity with the provisions of Article 21, and length 2 shall be divided into four equal parts. At the extreme points of both lenghts and at their various points of division the inside breadths are then measured at the middle of the height, and in conformity with the provisions of Articles 34, 35 and 36. In most cases the breadth at the stem and the breadth at the after extreme point of length 2 will be equal to nil.
(c) The height shall be measured in the middle plane at each point of division. Should there, however, exist a difference in the round of beam of the two decks between which the space is to be measured, the height shall be measured at one-fourth of the corresponding breadth. The height shall be measured from the upper side of the lower deck (or from the upper side of the permanent deck covering - such as deck-planking, concrete, rubber, etc. - thereon) to the under side of the deck overhead.1) If the lower deck ends at the stern post or in the neighbourhood thereof, the height at the stern post shall be taken as representing the height of the after part.Should there exist a panelling or similar covering at the under side of this deck, the height shall be taken through such panelling or covering.
(a) The length of the space is measured in two parts. Length 1 is taken in the middle plane, at the middle of the height fore and aft, from the ceiling or the frames, as the case may be, at the stem, to the foreside of the stern post. Length 2 is taken in the middle plane, at the middle of the height, from the foreside of the stern post to the inner edge of the stern frame, or of the ceiling thereon (see Figure 66).
(b) Length 1 shall be divided into a number of equal parts in conformity with the provisions of Article 21, and length 2 shall be divided into four equal parts. At the extreme points of both lenghts and at their various points of division the inside breadths are then measured at the middle of the height, and in conformity with the provisions of Articles 34, 35 and 36. In most cases the breadth at the stem and the breadth at the after extreme point of length 2 will be equal to nil.
(c) The height shall be measured in the middle plane at each point of division. Should there, however, exist a difference in the round of beam of the two decks between which the space is to be measured, the height shall be measured at one-fourth of the corresponding breadth. The height shall be measured from the upper side of the lower deck (or from the upper side of the permanent deck covering - such as deck-planking, concrete, rubber, etc. - thereon) to the under side of the deck overhead.1) If the lower deck ends at the stern post or in the neighbourhood thereof, the height at the stern post shall be taken as representing the height of the after part.Should there exist a panelling or similar covering at the under side of this deck, the height shall be taken through such panelling or covering.
Method 2. (a) The whole length1) Once the tonnage length has been ascertained, the whole length of the 'tween-deck space will easily be found by adding to or deducting from the tonnage length, as the case may be, the length of the horizontal distance, measured in he middle plane, between the extreme points of the tonnage length and the points at the stem and stern, mentioned above (see Figure 66).of the space in the middle plane, at the middle of the height, will be ascertained between the same points at the stem and stern as indicated under Method 1.
(b) The whole length shall be divided into a number of equal parts in conformity with the provisions of Article 21, and the last two common intervals shall each be divided into two equal parts. The breadth shall then be measured at the extreme point forward of the whole length, at its points of division, and also at the points of division of the last two common intervals. Each breadth is to be measured at the middle of the height and in conformity with the provisions of Articles 34, 35 and 36.
(c) The height shall be measured at each point of division of the whole length. This height shall be ascertained as indicated in Method 1 (c).
(a) The whole length1) Once the tonnage length has been ascertained, the whole length of the 'tween-deck space will easily be found by adding to or deducting from the tonnage length, as the case may be, the length of the horizontal distance, measured in he middle plane, between the extreme points of the tonnage length and the points at the stem and stern, mentioned above (see Figure 66).of the space in the middle plane, at the middle of the height, will be ascertained between the same points at the stem and stern as indicated under Method 1.
(b) The whole length shall be divided into a number of equal parts in conformity with the provisions of Article 21, and the last two common intervals shall each be divided into two equal parts. The breadth shall then be measured at the extreme point forward of the whole length, at its points of division, and also at the points of division of the last two common intervals. Each breadth is to be measured at the middle of the height and in conformity with the provisions of Articles 34, 35 and 36.
(c) The height shall be measured at each point of division of the whole length. This height shall be ascertained as indicated in Method 1 (c).
Method 3. (Special Cases). (a) In square-sterned ships, where the aftermost breadth can be measured at the extreme point aft of the whole length of the 'tween-deck space, and in ships with a 'tweendeck space the after part of which has a shape similar to that of its fore part (see Figure 67), no special measurement of the after part is required. In the latter case the breadth at the extreme point aft of the whole length will be nil or almost nil.
(b) Once the whole length has been measured and divided, as indicated in Article 21, the breadths shall be measured at each point of division and also at the extreme points of the whole length. Such breadths shall be measured at the middle of the height and in conformity with the provisions of Articles 34, 35 and 36.
(c) The height shall be measured at each point of division of the whole length. This height shall be ascertained as indicated in Method 1 (c).
(a) In square-sterned ships, where the aftermost breadth can be measured at the extreme point aft of the whole length of the 'tween-deck space, and in ships with a 'tweendeck space the after part of which has a shape similar to that of its fore part (see Figure 67), no special measurement of the after part is required. In the latter case the breadth at the extreme point aft of the whole length will be nil or almost nil.
(b) Once the whole length has been measured and divided, as indicated in Article 21, the breadths shall be measured at each point of division and also at the extreme points of the whole length. Such breadths shall be measured at the middle of the height and in conformity with the provisions of Articles 34, 35 and 36.
(c) The height shall be measured at each point of division of the whole length. This height shall be ascertained as indicated in Method 1 (c).
Method 1. (a) The length of the space is measured in two parts. Length 1 is taken in the middle plane, at the middle of the height fore and aft, from the ceiling or the frames, as the case may be, at the stem, to the foreside of the stern post. Length 2 is taken in the middle plane, at the middle of the height, from the foreside of the stern post to the inner edge of the stern frame, or of the ceiling thereon (see Figure 66).
(b) Length 1 shall be divided into a number of equal parts in conformity with the provisions of Article 21, and length 2 shall be divided into four equal parts. At the extreme points of both lenghts and at their various points of division the inside breadths are then measured at the middle of the height, and in conformity with the provisions of Articles 34, 35 and 36. In most cases the breadth at the stem and the breadth at the after extreme point of length 2 will be equal to nil.
(c) The height shall be measured in the middle plane at each point of division. Should there, however, exist a difference in the round of beam of the two decks between which the space is to be measured, the height shall be measured at one-fourth of the corresponding breadth. The height shall be measured from the upper side of the lower deck (or from the upper side of the permanent deck covering - such as deck-planking, concrete, rubber, etc. - thereon) to the under side of the deck overhead.1) If the lower deck ends at the stern post or in the neighbourhood thereof, the height at the stern post shall be taken as representing the height of the after part.Should there exist a panelling or similar covering at the under side of this deck, the height shall be taken through such panelling or covering.
(a) The length of the space is measured in two parts. Length 1 is taken in the middle plane, at the middle of the height fore and aft, from the ceiling or the frames, as the case may be, at the stem, to the foreside of the stern post. Length 2 is taken in the middle plane, at the middle of the height, from the foreside of the stern post to the inner edge of the stern frame, or of the ceiling thereon (see Figure 66).
(b) Length 1 shall be divided into a number of equal parts in conformity with the provisions of Article 21, and length 2 shall be divided into four equal parts. At the extreme points of both lenghts and at their various points of division the inside breadths are then measured at the middle of the height, and in conformity with the provisions of Articles 34, 35 and 36. In most cases the breadth at the stem and the breadth at the after extreme point of length 2 will be equal to nil.
(c) The height shall be measured in the middle plane at each point of division. Should there, however, exist a difference in the round of beam of the two decks between which the space is to be measured, the height shall be measured at one-fourth of the corresponding breadth. The height shall be measured from the upper side of the lower deck (or from the upper side of the permanent deck covering - such as deck-planking, concrete, rubber, etc. - thereon) to the under side of the deck overhead.1) If the lower deck ends at the stern post or in the neighbourhood thereof, the height at the stern post shall be taken as representing the height of the after part.Should there exist a panelling or similar covering at the under side of this deck, the height shall be taken through such panelling or covering.
Method 2. (a) The whole length1) Once the tonnage length has been ascertained, the whole length of the 'tween-deck space will easily be found by adding to or deducting from the tonnage length, as the case may be, the length of the horizontal distance, measured in he middle plane, between the extreme points of the tonnage length and the points at the stem and stern, mentioned above (see Figure 66).of the space in the middle plane, at the middle of the height, will be ascertained between the same points at the stem and stern as indicated under Method 1.
(b) The whole length shall be divided into a number of equal parts in conformity with the provisions of Article 21, and the last two common intervals shall each be divided into two equal parts. The breadth shall then be measured at the extreme point forward of the whole length, at its points of division, and also at the points of division of the last two common intervals. Each breadth is to be measured at the middle of the height and in conformity with the provisions of Articles 34, 35 and 36.
(c) The height shall be measured at each point of division of the whole length. This height shall be ascertained as indicated in Method 1 (c).
(a) The whole length1) Once the tonnage length has been ascertained, the whole length of the 'tween-deck space will easily be found by adding to or deducting from the tonnage length, as the case may be, the length of the horizontal distance, measured in he middle plane, between the extreme points of the tonnage length and the points at the stem and stern, mentioned above (see Figure 66).of the space in the middle plane, at the middle of the height, will be ascertained between the same points at the stem and stern as indicated under Method 1.
(b) The whole length shall be divided into a number of equal parts in conformity with the provisions of Article 21, and the last two common intervals shall each be divided into two equal parts. The breadth shall then be measured at the extreme point forward of the whole length, at its points of division, and also at the points of division of the last two common intervals. Each breadth is to be measured at the middle of the height and in conformity with the provisions of Articles 34, 35 and 36.
(c) The height shall be measured at each point of division of the whole length. This height shall be ascertained as indicated in Method 1 (c).
Method 3. (Special Cases). (a) In square-sterned ships, where the aftermost breadth can be measured at the extreme point aft of the whole length of the 'tween-deck space, and in ships with a 'tweendeck space the after part of which has a shape similar to that of its fore part (see Figure 67), no special measurement of the after part is required. In the latter case the breadth at the extreme point aft of the whole length will be nil or almost nil.
(b) Once the whole length has been measured and divided, as indicated in Article 21, the breadths shall be measured at each point of division and also at the extreme points of the whole length. Such breadths shall be measured at the middle of the height and in conformity with the provisions of Articles 34, 35 and 36.
(c) The height shall be measured at each point of division of the whole length. This height shall be ascertained as indicated in Method 1 (c).
(a) In square-sterned ships, where the aftermost breadth can be measured at the extreme point aft of the whole length of the 'tween-deck space, and in ships with a 'tweendeck space the after part of which has a shape similar to that of its fore part (see Figure 67), no special measurement of the after part is required. In the latter case the breadth at the extreme point aft of the whole length will be nil or almost nil.
(b) Once the whole length has been measured and divided, as indicated in Article 21, the breadths shall be measured at each point of division and also at the extreme points of the whole length. Such breadths shall be measured at the middle of the height and in conformity with the provisions of Articles 34, 35 and 36.
(c) The height shall be measured at each point of division of the whole length. This height shall be ascertained as indicated in Method 1 (c).
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