Rule 3 - General definitions
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1 Vessel Rule 3 (a) Every water craft including: Non-displacement craft WIG craft Seaplanes Used or capable of being used as a means of transportation on water 1
2 Types of Vessels Every description of water craft used as a means of transportation on water Merchant vessels Pleasure craft Large and small vessels Fast or slow vessels Non-conventional vessels Dredgers Non-displacement craft Seaplanes Dredgers Etc Heikki Helen
3 Power-driven vessel Rule 3 (b) Vessel propelled by machinery Vessel capable of using her machinery immediately Vessel using her own machinery (e.g. not that of a tug) 3
4 Power-driven vessel Rule 3 (b) General Cargo Ship 4
5 Power-driven vessel Rule 3 (b) Oil Tanker 5 indonetwork.net
6 Power-driven vessel Rule 3 (b) Oil Tanker Oil Oil Tanker - VLCC Oil Tanker -- VLCC - VLCC VLCC - VLCC 6 industry.bnet.com
7 Power-driven vessel Rule 3 (b) Bulk carrier 7
8 Power-driven vessel Rule 3 (b) Gas tanker 8
9 Power-driven vessel Rule 3 (b) LNG Tanker 9
10 Power-driven vessel Rule 3 (b) Chemical Tanker 10
11 Power-driven vessel Rule 3 (b) Chemical Tanker 11
12 Power-driven vessel Rule 3 (b) Handymax Bulker 12
13 Power-driven vessel Rule 3 (b) Ore Carrier 13
14 Power-driven vessel Rule 3 (b) Container Ship 14
15 Power-driven vessel Rule 3 (b) Fruit Ship Dole.com 15
16 Power-driven vessel Rule 3 (b) Car Carrier 16
17 Power-driven vessel Rule 3 (b) Heavy Lift Carrier 17
18 Power-driven vessel Rule 3 (b) Large Motor Yacht 18
19 Power-driven vessel Rule 3 (b) Small Motor Yacht 19
20 Power-driven vessel Rule 3 (b) Navy Ships 20
21 Power-driven vessel Rule 3 (b) Hovercraft 21
22 Power-driven vessel Rule 3 (b) Jetfoil 22
23 Sailing vessel Rule 3 (c) Vessel propelled by sails If fitted with an engine, engine may not be running at all (even with propeller not engaged) 23
24 Sailing vessel Rule 3 (c) Sailing Vessel 24 Daniel
25 Sailing vessel Rule 3 (c) Small Sailing Yacht 25
26 Sailing vessel Rule 3 (c) Large Sailing Yacht 26
27 Rule 3 (d) Vessel engaged in fishing When fishing with apparatus restricting her manoeuvrability Vessel NOT engaged in fishing Fishing with trolling lines or other apparatus not affecting the manoeuvrability Pole and line fishing vessels Yachts fishing with short lines 27
28 Vessel engaged in fishing Rule 3 (d) At sea, the main fishing vessels encountered are: Side trawlers Beam trawlers Stern trawlers Drift net fishers Seine net fishers Long line fishers For details on fishing methods, see Rule 26 28
29 Vessel engaged in fishing Rule 3 (d) Side Trawler 29
30 Vessel engaged in fishing Rule 3 (d) Stern Trawler 30
31 Vessel engaged in fishing Rule 3 (d) Russian Factory Trawler 31
32 Vessel engaged in fishing Rule 3 (d) Beam Trawler Beam Trawler
33 Vessel engaged in fishing Rule 3 (d) Drift Net Fishing 33
34 Vessel engaged in fishing Rule 3 (d) Longline
35 Vessel NOT engaged in fishing Trolling Rule 3 (d) 35
36 Seaplane Rule 3 (e) Seaplane 36
37 Seaplane Rule 3 (e) Seaplane 37
38 Rule 3 (f) Vessel not under command Through exceptional circumstance Unable to manoeuvre As required by the Rules Unable to keep out of the way 38
39 Vessel not under command (NUC) Rule 3 (f) 39
40 Rule 3 (f) Vessel entirely not under command Engine breakdown Rudder breakdown Sailing vessel that has become becalmed Etc. 40
41 Vessel not under command (NUC) Rule 3 (f) Vessel on Fire 41 travel.webshots.com
42 Vessel not under command (NUC) Rule 3 (f) Vessel on Fire 42 lankadailynews.com
43 Rule 3 (f) Vessel partially not under command Difficulty in keeping the course due to adverse weather Forced to heave to secure cargo which has begun to move Etc. 43
44 Vessel not under command (NUC) Rule 3 (f) NUC in heavy weather 44
45 Vessel not under command (NUC) Rule 3 (f) Yacht NUC in heavy weather 45 52sails.org
46 Rule 3 (g) Vessel restricted in her ability to manoeuvre Vessel which from the nature of her work: Is restricted in her ability to manoeuvre As required by the Rules and Is unable to keep out of the way 46
47 Examples Rule 3 (g) Buoying or beacon ships Lighthouse tenders Cable ships Dredgers Survey vessels Salvage vessels Supply vessels Aircraft-carriers in operation Mineclearence ships Towing vessels unable to deviate from her course 47
48 Vessel restricted in her ability to manoeuvre Rule 3 (g) (i) Buoying or Beacon Ship Buoy and Beacon Ship 48
49 Vessel restricted in her ability to manoeuvre Rule 3 (g) (i) Buoyage or Beacon Vessel 49
50 Vessel restricted in her ability to manoeuvre Rule 3 (g) (i) Lighthouse Tender 50
51 Vessel restricted in her ability to manoeuvre Rule 3 (g) (i) Cable Layer 51
52 Vessel restricted in her ability to manoeuvre Rule 3 (g) (i) Pipe-Laying Vessel 52 myweb.tiscali.co.uk
53 Vessel restricted in her ability to manoeuvre Rule 3 (g) (ii) Research Vessel 53
54 Vessel restricted in her ability to manoeuvre DREDGING Rule 3 (g) (ii) Dredging is an excavation activity or operation usually carried out at least partly underwater, in shallow seas or fresh water areas with the purpose of gathering up bottom sediments and disposing of them at a different location ( The main types of dredgers are: Bucket dredgers Trailing suction hopper dredgers Cutter suction hopper dredgers Split hopper dredgers Backhoe dredgers Stone dumping and Fallpipe vessels Floating cranes Reclamation dredgers 54
55 Vessel restricted in her ability to manoeuvre Rule 3 (g) (ii) Suction Dredger A stationary dredger used to mine for sand. The suction pipe is pushed vertically into a sand deposited. If necessary water jets help to bring the sand up. It is loaded into barges or pumped via pipeline directly to the reclamation area Trailing Suction Hopper Dredger A self propelled ship which fills its hold or hopper during dredging, while following a pre-set track. The hopper can be emptied by o bottom doors or valves (dumping) or by pumping its load ashore. This kind of dredger is mainly used in open water: rivers, canals, estuaries and the open sea. 55
56 Vessel restricted in her ability to manoeuvre Rule 3 (g) (ii) Cutter Suction Dredger A stationary dredger which makes use of a cutter head to loosen the material to be dredged. It pumps the dredged material via a pipeline ashore or into barges. While dredging the cutter head describes arcs and is swung around the spudpole powered by winches. The cutter head can be replaced by several kinds of suction heads for special purposes, such as environmental dredging. Reclamation Dredger A stationary dredger used to empty hopper barges. A suction pipe is lowered into the barge. Extra water can be added by water by water jets to facilitate the suction process. The dredged material is pumped by pipeline ashore, to a reclamation area, or to a storage depot. 56
57 Vessel restricted in her ability to manoeuvre Rule 3 (g) (ii) Bucket Dredger Bucket dredgers raise bottom sediments to the surface. The buckets are attached to a chain and graded according to size (200 to 1,000 litres). Bucket dredgers are held in place by anchors. These days, this classic vessel is mainly used on environmental dredging projects. ( vervolg_vloot.php?pageid=123) 57
58 Vessel restricted in her ability to manoeuvre Trailing Suction Hopper Dredger Rule 3 (g) (ii) A hopper dredger is a self propelled ship which fills its hold or hopper during dredging, while following a pre-set track. The hopper can be emptied by bottom doors or valves (dumping) or by pumping its load ashore. This kind of dredger is mainly used in open water: rivers, canals, estuaries and the open sea. 58
59 Vessel restricted in her ability to manoeuvre Rule 3 (g) (ii) Trailing Suction Hopper Dredger 59
60 Vessel restricted in her ability to manoeuvre Rule 3 (g) (ii) Trailing Suction Dredger 60
61 Vessel restricted in her ability to manoeuvre Rule 3 (g) (ii) Cutter Dredger Cutter Hopper Dredger
62 Vessel restricted in her ability to manoeuvre Split Hopper Dredgers Rule 3 (g) (ii)
63 Vessel restricted in her ability to manoeuvre Rule 3 (g) (ii) Backhoe Dredger 63
64 Vessel restricted in her ability to manoeuvre Rule 3 (g) (ii) Cutter Suction Dredger 64
65 Vessel restricted in her ability to manoeuvre Rule 3 (g) (ii) Split Barge 65
66 Vessel restricted in her ability to manoeuvre Rule 3 (g) (ii) Grab Dredger 66
67 Vessel restricted in her ability to manoeuvre Rule 3 (g) (ii) D.P. Side Stone Dumping Vessel 67
68 Vessel restricted in her ability to manoeuvre Rule 3 (g) (ii) Water Injection Dredger 68
69 Vessel restricted in her ability to manoeuvre Rule 3 (g) (ii) Lifting Vessel 69
70 Vessel restricted in her ability to manoeuvre Rule 3 (g) (ii) Fallpipe Vessel 70
71 Vessel restricted in her ability to manoeuvre Rule 3 (g) (ii) Underwater Operations 71
72 Vessel restricted in her ability to manoeuvre Rule 3 (g) (iii) Vessels Engaged in Replenishment 72
73 Vessel restricted in her ability to manoeuvre Rule 3 (g) (iii) Transferring persons 73
74 Vessel restricted in her ability to manoeuvre Rule 3 (g) (iii) Transferring Provisions or Caqrgo destroyermen.blogspot.com 74
75 Vessel restricted in her ability to manoeuvre Rule 3 (g) (iv) Launching or Recovery of Aircraft 75
76 Vessel restricted in her ability to manoeuvre Rule 3 (g) (v) Mine Clearance Operations 76
77 Vessel restricted in her ability to manoeuvre Rule 3 (g) (vi) Difficult Towing Operation 77
78 Vessel constrained by her draught Rule 3 h Power-driven vessel Draught in relation to water depth restricts her manoeuvrability Not applicable to sailing vessels 78
79 Vessel constrained by her draught Rule 3 (h) 79
80 Vessel Underway (Rule 3 (I)) Not at anchor Not made fast to the shore Not aground 80
81 Vessel at anchor is NOT Underway Rule 3 i Vessel at Anchor 81
82 Vessel made fast to the shore is NOT Underway Rule 3 i Vessel Moored 82 nl.wilkipedia.org
83 Vessel aground is NOT Underway Rule 3 i Verssel Aground 83
84 Underway and: Making way though the water Moving with regard to the water (vessel can be stopped with regard to the bottom when there is current) Not making way through the water Stopped with regard to the water (vessel can move with regard to the bottom when there is current) 84
85 Conclusion A vessel can be: Not underway Underway and making way through the water Underway and not making way through the water 85
86 Underway and not making way through the water 86
87 Length and breadth of a vessel (Rule 3 j) LOA = Length over all Beam = Breadth 87
88 Vessels in sight of one another (Rule 3 k) When one can be observed visually from the other It doesn t apply to vessels observing one another on the radar 88 en.ce.cn
89 Restricted visibility Rule 3 (k) Visibility restricted by: Fog Mist Falling snow Heavy rainstorm Sandstorms or Any other similar cause 89
90 Restricted visibility Rule 3 (l) Fog - Mist 90
91 Restricted visibility Rule 3 (l) Visibility restricted on Sb-side 91 flickr.com
92 Restricted visibility Rule 3 (l) Snowstorm 92
93 Restricted visibility Rule 3 (l) Rainstorm 93
94 Restricted visibility Rule 3 (l) Rainstorm 94
95 Restricted visibility Rule 3 (l) Sandstorm 95
96 Wing-in-Ground (WIG) craft Rule 3 (m) Multimodal craft Flying in close proximity to the surface Utilizing surface-effect action 96
97 WIG-craft Rule 3 (m) 97 en.wikipedia.org
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