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SURVEY REPORT FOR NON CONVENTION TONNAGE SIMPLIFIED MEASUREMENT SYSTEM - SMS) Only the following vessels may be measured by this simplified measurement system: self or non- self propelled vessels of less than 24 m (79 feet) in overall length CERT No. GBS-NC-ITC-I-000-XXXXX SHIP´S PARTICULARS Name of the Ship: Port of Registry: Official Number: ype Type of Ship: Year of Construction: Builders: Hull Material: Gross Tonnage: Net Tonnage: Length (m): Breadth (m): Moulded Depth (m): Moulded Draught (m): MAIN ENGINE PARTICULARS Maker and Model: No. of Sets: Type of Engines: No. of cylinders: Total rate power: R.P.M: Average Speed: PART A: VESSEL DIMENSIONS 1. PROPULSION MACHINERY: Located inside hull (e.g. inboard engine or stern drive) Located entirely outside hull (e.g. outboard motor) Non-self-propelled (not fitted with any propulsion machinery) 2. OVERALL DIMENSIONS: Overall Lenght (L) = mete rs Overall Breadht (B) = mete rs Overall Depth (D) = mete rs 5. ADDITIONAL DIMENSIONS FOR LARGE DECK STRUCTURES: (Complete only if the volume of the principal-deckhouse, cabin of similar structure above the main deck exceeds the hull volume) Structure Lenght (Ls) = mete rs Structure Breadht (Bs) mete rs Structure Depth (Ds) = mete rs 3. SHAPE OF HULL(s): (for tri-hull vessels, check the block best describing the center hull) 6. ADDITIONAL DIMENSIONS FOR TRI-HULL VESSELS: Center Hull Length Ok) - meter s Center Hull Breadth (B 1 = meter s Center Hull Depth (D) = meter s Outer Hull Length ( L 1 meter GBS-NCITC-SMS-DOC Rev 01 20-02-2013 1/3

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SURVEY REPORT FOR NON CONVENTION TONNAGE SIMPLIFIED MEASUREMENT SYSTEM - SMS)

Only the following vessels may be measured by this simplified measurement system: self or non-self propelled vessels of less than 24

m (79 feet) in overall length

CERT No. GBS-NC-ITC-I-000-XXXXX

SHIP´S PARTICULARS

Name of the Ship: Port of Registry: Official Number:

Type Type of Ship: Year of Construction: Builders:

Hull Material: Gross Tonnage: Net Tonnage:

Length (m): Breadth (m):

Moulded Depth (m): Moulded Draught (m):

MAIN ENGINE PARTICULARSMaker and Model: No. of Sets: Type of Engines: No. of cylinders: Total rate power: R.P.M: Average Speed:

PART A: VESSEL DIMENSIONS1. PROPULSION MACHINERY:

Located inside hull (e.g. inboard engine or stern drive) Located entirely outside hull (e.g. outboard motor) Non-self-propelled (not fitted with any propulsion machinery)

2. OVERALL DIMENSIONS:

Overall Lenght (L) = metersOverall Breadht (B) = metersOverall Depth (D) = meters

5. ADDITIONAL DIMENSIONS FOR LARGE DECK STRUCTURES:

(Complete only if the volume of the principal-deckhouse, cabin of similar structure above the main deck exceeds the hull volume)

Structure Lenght (Ls) = metersStructure Breadht (Bs) metersStructure Depth (Ds) = meters

3. SHAPE OF HULL(s): (for tri-hull vessels, check the block best describing the center hull)

6. ADDITIONAL DIMENSIONS FOR TRI-HULL VESSELS:

Center Hull Length Ok) - metersCenter Hull Breadth (B1 = metersCenter Hull Depth (D) = metersOuter Hull Length ( L1 = metersOuter Hull Breadth (B2) = meters

Outer Hull Depth (D1 = meters

4. ADDITIONAL DIMENSIONS FOR TWIN HULL VESSELS: (Applies only if there is no buoyant volume in the structure that connects the hulls together.)

Individual Hull Breadth (B1) = meters

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PART B: TONNAGE CALCULATIONS

USING THE SIMPLIFIED MEASUREMENT SYSTEMDetermine dimensions, Gross and Net Tonnages from the sketch that most resembles the vessel's hull shape

( L = LENGTH; B = BREADTH; D = DEPTH), Indicate in meters

L = B = D =

DEFINITION OF DIMENSIONS

LENGTH : ( L ) is the horizontal distance between the outboard side of the foremost part of the stem and the outboard side of the aftermost part of the stern, excluding rudder, outboard motor brackets, and other similar fittings and attachments.

BREADTH : ( B ) is the horizontal distance taken at the widest part of the hull, excluding rub rails and deck caps, from the outboard side of the skin (outside planking or plating) on one side of the hull, to the outboard side of the skin on the other side of the hull.

DEPTH : ( D ) is the vertical distance taken at or near amidships from a line draw horizontally through the uppermost edges of the skin (outside planking or plating) at the sides of the hull (excluding the cap rail, trunks, cabins, deck caps and deckhouses) to the outboard face of the bottom skin of the hull, excluding the keel. For a vessel that is designed for sailing and has a keel faired to the bottom of the hull, the keel is included in D if the distance to the bottom skin of the hull cannot be determined reasonably.

GT =NT =

GROSS TONNAGE NET TONNAGE

1. SAILING HULLS T

GT=

2. SHIP - SHAPED HULLS

NT=

3. BARGE - 3. SHAPED HULLS

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NT=*

GT=

• See Item 5

0.241 LBD 2.83

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*GT= NT=• See Item 5

4. MULTI - HULL VESSELS: Gross tonnage of a multi-hull vessel is the sum of the gross tonnage of each hull as calculated using the formulas listed above.

5. DECK STRUCTURES: For most vessels, the formulas listed above account for the volumes of deck structures such as cabins and deckhouses. However if deck structures are excessive in size, the gross tonnage is calculated by adding the principal deck structure tonnage to the gross tonnage (s) of the vessel's hull (s). Deck structures are considered excessive in size if the tonnage of the principal deck structure calculated using the formula below is equal to or exceeds the gross tonnage (s) of the vessel's hull (s). N/A

Date of Survey: Place of Survey: Name and Signature of authorized GBS surveyor issuing the Survey:

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