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I. GÉNÉRALITÉS

1.1 Les croquis ci-après portent sur la signalisation prévue aux articles du chapitre 3 du CEVNI.

1.2 Les croquis ci-après n'ont qu'un caractère indicatif; il convient de se référer au texte du règlement, qui seul fait foi.

En ce qui concerne les signalisations supplémentaires pouvant être prescrites, les croquis illustrent:

    • soit la seule signalisation supplémentaire;
    • soit, dans la mesure où une bonne compréhension l'exige, à la fois la signalisation de base (ou l'une des signalisations de base possibles) et la signalisation supplémentaire.

Cette signalisation supplémentaire est seule décrite sous le croquis.

Article 3.01, paragraphe 1: L'arc d'horizon sur lequel sont visibles le feu de mât,

les feux de côté et le feu de poupe

.

1.3     Explication des symboles:

a

Feu fixe visible de tous les côtés

(un feu projetant une lumière ininterrompue sur l'étendue d'un arc d'horizon de 360°)

 

b

Feu fixe sur un arc d'horizon limité. Un feu qui est invisible pour l'observateur est marqué d'un point en son centre.

c

Feu scintillant 

d

Feu facultatif

 

e

Panneau ou pavillon (article 3.03).

 

f

Fanion (article 3.03).

 

g

Ballon (article 3.04).

 

h

Cylindre (article 3.04).

 

i

Cône (article 3.04).

 

j

Bicône (article 3.04).

 

k

Réflecteur radar

 

II. SIGNALISATION EN COURS DE ROUTE


Nuit

Croquis

Jour

1

 

Article 3.08, paragraphe 1: Bateaux motorisés isolés.

2

 

Article 3.08, paragraphe 2: Bateaux motorisés isolés portant un deuxième feu de mât. Obligatoire pour les bateaux de plus de 110 m de longueur.

3

Article 3.08, paragraphe 3: Bateau motorisé temporairement précédé d’un bateau motorisé de renfort.

4

Article 3.08, paragraphe 4: Bateau rapide motorisé naviguant seul.

5

Article 3.09, paragraphe 1: Bateau motorisé faisant route seul en tête d'un convoi remorqué ou placé en renfort.

6

Article 3.09, paragraphe 2: Chacun des bateaux motorisés en tête d'un convoi remorqué ou placés en renfort, lorsqu'il y en a plusieurs naviguant l'un à côté de l'autre.

7

Article 3.09, paragraphe 3: Bateaux remorqués.

8

Article 3.09, paragraphe 3, lettre a: Longueur de convoi remorqué dépassant 110 m.

9

Article 3.09, paragraphe 3, lettre b: Longueur de convoi remorqué comprenant une rangée de plus de deux bateaux accouplés.

10

Article 3.09, paragraphe 4: Dernière longueur d'un convoi remorqué.

11

Article 3.09, paragraphe 4: Plusieurs bateaux remorqués en dernière longueur du convoi.

12

Article 3.09, paragraph 5: Towed seagoing vessels coming directly from or leaving for the sea.

13

 

Article 3.10, paragraph 1: Pushed convoys.

14

 

Article 3.10, paragraph 1, letter c.ii: Pushed convoys, when more than two vessels other than the pusher are visible from astern over the full width.

15

Article 3.10, paragraph 2: Pushed convoys preceded by one or more auxiliary motorized vessels.

16

 

Article 3.10, paragraph 3: Pushed convoys with two pushers.

17

 

Article 3.11, paragraph 1: Side-by-side formations: two motorized vessels.

18

 

Article 3.11, paragraph 1: Side-by-side formations: one motorized and one non-motorized vessel.

19

Article 3.11, paragraph 2: Side-by-side formations preceded by one or more auxiliary motorized vessels.

20

 

Article 3.12: Sailing vessels.

21

Article 3.12, paragraph 3: Vessels proceeding under sail and making use at the same time of its own mechanical means of propulsion.

22

 

Article 3.13, paragraph 1: Motorized small craft proceeding alone.

23

 

Article 3.13, paragraph 1: Motorized small craft proceeding alone with side lights side by side or in the same lamp at or near the bow.

24

 

Article 3.13, paragraph 1: Motorized small craft proceeding alone: the masthead light replaced by a bright white light visible from all directions.

25

 

Article 3.13, paragraph 2: Motorized small craft less than 7 m long proceeding alone.

26

 

Article 3.13, paragraph 4: Small craft towed or propelled in side-by-side formation.

27

 

Article 3.13, paragraph 5: Small sailing craft.

28

 

Article 3.13, paragraph 5: Small sailing craft, with side lights and a stern light in the same lamp near the top of the mast.


29

 

Article 3.13, paragraph 5: Sailing small craft less than 7 m long carrying a white light visible from all directions, and on the approach of other vessels displaying a second ordinary white light.

30

 

Article 3.13, paragraph 6: Small craft proceeding alone, neither motorized nor under sail.

31a

 

31b

Article 3.14, paragraph 1: Additional marking for vessels carrying out certain transport operations involving dangerous substances: flammable substances that are referred to in accordance with the requirements of sub-section 7.1.5.0 or sub-section 7.2.5.0 of ADN and Chapter 3.2, Table A, column (12) or Table C column (19) of ADN.

32a

 

32b

Article 3.14, paragraph 2: Additional marking for vessels carrying out certain transport operations involving dangerous substances: substances constituting health hazards in accordance with the requirements of sub-section 7.1.5.0 or sub-section 7.2.5.0 of ADN and Chapter 3.2, Table A, column (12) or Table C column (19) of ADN.

33a

 

33b

Article 3.14, paragraph 3: Additional marking of vessels carrying out certain transport operations involving dangerous substances: explosives in accordance with the requirements of sub-section 7.1.5.0 or sub-section 7.2.5.0 of ADN and Chapter 3.2, Table A, column (12) of ADN.

34

Article 3.14, paragraph 4: Additional marking of pushed convoys carrying out certain transport operations involving dangerous substances in accordance with the requirements of sub-section 7.1.5.0 or sub-section 7.2.5.0 of ADN and Chapter 3.2, Table A, column (12) or table C column (19) of ADN.

35

Article 3.14, paragraph 4: Additional marking of side-by-side formations carrying out certain transport operations involving dangerous substances in accordance with the requirements of sub-section 7.1.5.0 or sub-section 7.2.5.0 of ADN and Chapter 3.2, Table A, column (12) or Table C column (19) of ADN.

36

Article 3.14, paragraph 5: Additional marking of pushed convoys propelled by two pushers placed side by side and carrying out certain transport operations involving dangerous substances in accordance with the requirements of sub-section 7.1.5.0 or sub-section 7.2.5.0 of ADN and Chapter 3.2, Table A, column (12) or Table C column (19) of ADN.

 

37

Article 3.15: Vessels authorized to carry more than 12 passengers with a hull length of less than 20 m.

38

Article 3.16, paragraph 1: Ferry-boats not moving independently.

39

 

Article 3.16, paragraph 2: Leading boat or float of a longitudinal-cable ferry-boat.

40

 

Article 3.16, paragraph 3: Ferry-boats moving independently.

Left void

41

Left void

Article 3.16, paragraph 4: Ferry-boats moving independently and enjoying priority.

 

42

Article 3.17: Vessels having priority of passage.

43a

43b

Article 3.18, paragraph 1: Additional marking for vessels unable to manoeuvre.

44

 

Article 3.19: Assemblies of floating material and floating establishments under way.

III. MARKING WHEN STATIONARY

Night

Sketch

Day

45

 

Article 3.20, paragraph 1: All stationary vessels

46

Article 3.20, paragraph 1: Vessels stationary offshore.

47

Article 3.20, paragraph 2: Pushed convoys stationary offshore.

48

 

Article 3.20, paragraph 3: Small craft stationary offshore

49

Article 3.21: Additional marking for stationary vessels carrying out certain transport operations involving dangerous substances.

50

Article 3.21: Additional marking for stationary pushed convoys carrying out certain transport operations involving dangerous substances.

51

Article 3.21: Additional marking for stationary side-by-side formations carrying out certain transport operations involving dangerous substances.

52

 

Article 3.22, paragraph 1: Ferry-boats not moving independently when made fast at their landing stage.

53

 

Article 3.22, paragraph 2: Ferry-boats moving independently, but made fast at their landing stage.

54

 

Article 3.23: Assemblies of floating material and floating establishments when stationary.

55

Article 3.24: Stationary vessels engaged in fishing with nets or poles.

56

Article 3.25, paragraph 1, letter a: Floating equipment at work and stationary vessels carrying out work or sounding or measuring operations; fairway clear on both sides.

56 bis

Article 3.25, paragraph 4: Grounded or sunken vessels; fairway clear on both sides.

57

Article 3.25, paragraph 1, letters a and b: Floating equipment at work and stationary vessels carrying out work or sounding or measuring operations; fairway clear on one side.

57 bis

Article 3.25, paragraph 4: Grounded or sunken vessels; fairway clear on one side.

58

Article 3.25, paragraph 1, letter c, and paragraph 4: Floating equipment at work and vessels carrying out work or sounding or measuring operations and grounded or sunken vessels; protection against wash; fairway clear on both sides.

59

Article 3.25, paragraph 1, letters c and d and paragraph 4: Floating equipment at work and vessels carrying out work or sounding or measuring operations and grounded or sunken vessels; protection against wash; fairway clear on one side.

60

Article 3.26: Vessels whose anchors may be a danger to navigation.

61

Article 3.26: Assemblies of floating material or floating establishments whose anchors may be a danger to navigation.

 

IV. SPECIAL MARKING

 

NightSketchDay

62

Article 3.27: Additional marking for vessels of the supervisory authorities and fire-fighting and rescue services.

63

Article 3.28: Additional marking for vessels under way carrying out work in the waterway.

64

Article 3.29: Additional marking for protection against wash.

65

Article 3.30: Distress signals.

66

Article 3.31: No access for unauthorized persons. [1]

67

Article 3.32: Prohibition of smoking or using fires and naked light. [2]

68

Article 3.33: Lateral berthing prohibited.

69

Article 3.34, paragraph 1: Additional marking for vessels whose ability to manoeuvre is limited.

70

Article 3.34, paragraph 2: Additional marking for vessels whose ability to manoeuvre is limited; fairway clear on one side.

71

Article 3.35, paragraph 1: Additional marking for vessels engaged in drawing a trawl or other fishing gear through the water (trawler).

72

Article 3.35, paragraph 2: Fishing vessels other than trawlers if the fishing tackle extends more than 150 m horizontally from the vessel.

73

Article 3.36: Additional marking for vessels used for underwater diving.

74

Article 3.37: Additional marking for vessels engaged in minesweeping.

75

Article 3.38: Additional marking for vessels on pilotage service.

 

[1] The first sketch illustrates the new sign for “Boarding prohibited”. The second sketch illustrates the existing sign. For a transitional period both signs may be used.

[2] The first sketch illustrates the new sign for “Prohibition of smoking or using fires and naked light”. The second sketch illustrates the existing sign. For a transitional period both signs may be used.


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