BWBV0005524
Geldig vanaf 30-12-1954
Artikel 59
Verdrag nopens een eenvormig stelsel voor de meting van zeeschepen
Open superstructures and open shelter-deck spaces, as defined in Article 58, shall always be measured and entered on the formulas of measurement. An exact description indicating the dimensions of the openings shall be provided. The measurement shall be carried out in accordance with the provisions of Article 481)In general, a shelter-deck space will not be open from stem to stern. In most cases, there will be a closed bulkhead forward and a closed bulkhead aft (see Figure 83); therefore, the provisions of Article 48 will only be applicable in very rare cases, or 53, as the case may be.
The calculation will be carried out as indicated in Articles 49 and 54.
Should there be superstructures within an open space (see Figure 83) liable to inclusion in gross tonnage, or hatchways, or spaces as referred to in Article 57, or spaces that may be regarded as forming part of the propelling-machinery space (casings, etc.), all such spaces shall be measured separately and entered on the formulas of measurement. Each of these spaces shall be treated, with regard to its inclusion or non-inclusion in gross tonnage, as indicated in the relevant articles.
The dimensions and the cubic capacity of each open space, as defined in Article 58, shall be stated on the tonnage certificate under a special heading. From this cubic capacity shall be subtracted the cubic capacity of such spaces situated within the open space as are indicated in the preceding paragraph, and the difference constitutes the net cubic capacity of the open spaces concerned. In cases where there is an important difference between the internal and external dimensions of a closed space situated within an open space (e.g., an insulated provision room), the external dimensions shall be used in applying the above rule.
The following example, which refers to Figure 93, indicates in what manner the cubic capacity of the open part of a shelter-deck space is to be entered on the tonnage certificate:
Total cubic capacity:
The calculation will be carried out as indicated in Articles 49 and 54.
Should there be superstructures within an open space (see Figure 83) liable to inclusion in gross tonnage, or hatchways, or spaces as referred to in Article 57, or spaces that may be regarded as forming part of the propelling-machinery space (casings, etc.), all such spaces shall be measured separately and entered on the formulas of measurement. Each of these spaces shall be treated, with regard to its inclusion or non-inclusion in gross tonnage, as indicated in the relevant articles.
The dimensions and the cubic capacity of each open space, as defined in Article 58, shall be stated on the tonnage certificate under a special heading. From this cubic capacity shall be subtracted the cubic capacity of such spaces situated within the open space as are indicated in the preceding paragraph, and the difference constitutes the net cubic capacity of the open spaces concerned. In cases where there is an important difference between the internal and external dimensions of a closed space situated within an open space (e.g., an insulated provision room), the external dimensions shall be used in applying the above rule.
The following example, which refers to Figure 93, indicates in what manner the cubic capacity of the open part of a shelter-deck space is to be entered on the tonnage certificate:
Total cubic capacity:
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