Примеры использования High-speed craft на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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High-speed craft.
Special requirements for high-speed craft.
High-speed crafts, boats, yachts.
Cargo ships, including high-speed craft, of 500 gross tonnage and upwards;
High-speed craft shall carry the following equipment.
In addition to the requirements of Part II, high-speed craft shall meet the requirements of articles 22 ter.04 to 22 ter.12.
High-speed craft means a craft as defined in regulation X/1.2.
The Code will enter into force on 1 July 2002 andis mandatory under SOLAS Chapter X(Safety measures for high-speed craft);
A new High-Speed Craft Code 2000.
Without prejudice to paragraph 2 and article 22 ter.02, paragraph 2,chapters 3 to 15 apply to high-speed craft, with the exception of the following provisions.
High-speed craft shall not be built like cabin craft. .
The BUREVESTNIK-1 marine radar is intended to be installed on sea,river and high-speed crafts, including dynamically supported crafts, as well as on anti-invasion posts.
ZZ-1.2 High-speed craft shall not be built with overnight passenger cabins. like cabin craft./.
Note: Reproduced below is the text of amended chapter 18"Preventionof water pollution" and of a new chapter ZZ"Special requirements for high-speed craft" of the annex to resolution No. 17, revised, prepared by the Group of Volunteers.
Bis.'High-speed craft' means a motorized vessel capable of reaching a speed greater than 40 km/h in relation to the water.
Draft chapter 22 ter of the RVBR contains some useful regulations for high-speed craft in addition to the other regulations in the annex to resolution No. 17, revised, or the updated chapters of the annex.
These high-speed craft are designed to be versatile, multi-purpose vessels capable of undertaking a wide range of tasks within ports and harbours.
ZZ-1.4 Without prejudice to paragraph 2 and article 22 ter.02, paragraph 2, Chapters 3 to 15[1-8, 10-13, 15-17]of the present Annex apply to high-speed craft, with the exception of the following provisions unless otherwise specified in the present Chapter./.
High-speed craft" means a motorized vessel capable of reaching a speed greater than 40 km/h in relation to the water shore or the bottom of the body of water.
With assistance from the Group of Volunteers, this chapter of the RVBR should be used as a starting point to develop appropriate UN/ECE regulations for high-speed craft, which are currently lacking in the annex to resolution No. 17; the regulations should be carefully examined by the Working Party.
Seemingly, high-speed craft should have a fire detection alarm in the engine room and the galley and the installation of an alarm in other spaces is merely recommended.
Article 6.02, paragraph 2, should be revised,because it does not reflect the situation regarding right of way when a high-speed vessel over 20 m in length meets a small high-speed craft under 20 m in length. Provision for large and small high-speed vessels passing or overtaking each other should be added.
Newly constructed high-speed craft will be required to carry the system commencing in 2008 and all other high speed craft will have to comply by 2010.
As a result of informal consultations within a small group of experts, the delegation of the Netherlands offered to prepare and submit for consideration by the Working Party a new definition which would be based on the existing text in chapter 1.01(cc)of CEVNI complemented with an additional phrase describing circumstances when the high-speed craft will not be considered as such during short crossings from one wharf to another or when navigating on sections where speed limits are applied, etc.
The term'high-speed craft' means a motorized vessel, with the exception of small craft, capable of sailing at a speed greater than 40 km/h in relation to the surface of still water, where this is indicated in its survey certificate.
Note: The secretariat reproduces below the proposal by CCNR concerning high-speed craft. This proposal was prepared by the Central Commission on the basis of the International Maritime Organization's International Code of Safety for High-Speed Craft HSC 2000.
ZZ-1.1 The term'high-speed craft' means a motorized vessel, with the exception of small craft, capable of sailing at a speed greater than 40 km/h in relation to the surface of still water, where this is indicated in its ship's certificate.";
At its fifty-first session, held from 6 to 10 June 2005,the IMO Subcommittee on Safety of Navigation agreed that high-speed craft should be required to be fitted with an electronic chart display and information system, but that the introduction of a possible mandatory requirement for any other ships should be preceded by a formal safety assessment study on the use of the system.
In addition to the provisions of article 2.03, high-speed craft shall be built according to class and under the supervision of a recognized classification society with special rules intended for high-speed craft in accordance with its classification requirements.
In addition to the Danube Commission's proposal, the Government of Austria proposed to amend Article 1.01, lit. cc,which defines a high-speed craft based on the existence of the specific mention in its inspection certificate, considering that in the near future there will be vessels capable of travelling at a speed greater than 40 km/h without an entry in the certificate and that these vessels will not be covered by the new regulations for high-speed craft. .