Yacht Classification number?

100-A-1.1 YSBL
Anybody can explaint it for me?
thanks a lot

 

100 = 100 % approved (I've never seen a different percentage though...)
A = Unrestricted service
The first 1 is for the hull.
The second 1 is for the machinery.

(1.0 would mean hull is classed but machinery not e.g.)

Y stands for Yacht (yachts have rules different from ships)
SBL is some special notation having to do with damage stability


Bruno

 

thanks a lot
how can i learn other explain for each chracter?
for example:
A= enrestricted but B=? or C=?

 

hi internetturk,

I think I may have misinformed you about the meaning of "A". I think it's actually the main class symbol and always A (not relating to service restrictions). But now I read through the RINA 2007 rules and it seems they use C instead of A these days...

I assume this notation is for Rina class, so you can have a look yourself in the online rules: http://www.rina.org/template_estern...rina_rules_2007/RINA RULES/RINA_RULES2007.PDF

Charter Yacht rules are not online though... Good luck in your search!

Bruno

 

hello,
for find classification of boat go to veristars web sites or loyds or MCA or ABS codes they have probably the key of or problem
good luck