DIN EN ISO 10407-2 2010-08 PDF

Full title and description

STB DIN EN ISO 10407-2 2010-08 — Petroleum and natural gas industries — Rotary drilling equipment — Part 2: Inspection and classification of used drill stem elements (based on ISO 10407-2:2008 + Cor. 1:2009). This document is the DIN-adopted English version of EN ISO 10407-2 and gives internationally harmonized criteria and procedures for inspecting and classifying used drill-stem components.

Abstract

This standard provides recommended practices for the inspection, measurement and classification of used drill-stem elements (for example drill pipe, heavy-weight drill pipe, drill collars, tool joints and associated components) used in rotary drilling for the petroleum and natural gas industries. It defines inspection methods, acceptance/rejection criteria and classification outcomes to determine fitness for continued service, remanufacture or disposal.

General information

• Status: Current / DIN-adopted EN ISO standard (active publication).
• Publication date: 2010-08 (August 2010).
• Publisher: DIN (German adoption of the EN/ISO text); original standard published by ISO (ISO 10407-2:2008 + Corr.1:2009).
• ICS / categories: 75.180.10 (Petroleum and natural gas industries; drilling and extraction equipment).
• Edition / version: DIN EN ISO 10407-2:2010-08 (English version of EN ISO 10407-2:2008 + AC:2009; corrected edition replacing earlier 2009 issue).
• Number of pages: 224 pages.

Core bibliographic details and status as published by DIN/EN/ISO catalogues.

Scope

The scope covers inspection and classification procedures for used drill-stem elements in rotary drilling operations within the petroleum and natural gas sectors. It sets out the types of inspections (visual, dimensional and where applicable non-destructive checks), criteria for corrosion, wear, thread and connection condition, ovality and straightness limits, and classification categories that indicate whether components may be returned to service, reworked or scrapped. The goal is to provide consistent, repeatable criteria to support safe drilling operations and equipment management.

Key topics and requirements

• Definitions and terminology for drill-stem elements and inspection outcomes.
• Recommended inspection methods: visual checks, dimensional measurements and referenced non-destructive techniques where applicable.
• Acceptance, conditional acceptance (rework) and rejection criteria for corrosion, pitting, wear, thread damage, ovality and straightness.
• Classification codes and marking/reporting requirements to document inspection results and fitness-for-service decisions.
• Guidance on sampling, inspection intervals and record keeping to support traceability and quality control.
• References to related design and operating limits standards to be used in conjunction with inspection results.

Typical use and users

Used by drilling contractors, rig operators, inspection and NDT technicians, maintenance and refurbishment workshops, oilfield equipment rental/retread facilities, quality and asset managers, and regulatory or compliance personnel overseeing drilling equipment fitness-for-service in petroleum and natural gas operations. Purchasers and procurement teams may also use the classification outputs to make acceptance decisions for returned or second‑hand equipment.

Related standards

This part is one element of the ISO 10407 series (drill-stem design, inspection and classification). Related and historically connected standards include ISO 10407-1 (drill stem design and operating limits / related project work), the earlier ISO 10407:1993 (withdrawn and superseded by later parts), and other drilling- and equipment-related standards and API recommended practices used together to establish design, testing and operational limits. Users commonly cross-reference API RP 7G and other ISO/TC 67 publications when applying inspection outcomes to fitness-for-service decisions.

Keywords

drill stem, drill pipe, drill collars, tool joint, inspection, classification, rotary drilling, petroleum, natural gas, fitness for service, non-destructive testing, acceptance criteria, DIN EN ISO 10407-2.

FAQ

Q: What is this standard?

A: It is DIN EN ISO 10407-2:2010-08 — the German (DIN) adoption of EN ISO 10407-2 (ISO 10407-2:2008 with Corr.1:2009) that specifies inspection and classification practices for used drill-stem elements in the petroleum and natural gas industries.

Q: What does it cover?

A: It covers recommended inspection methods, measurement and evaluation criteria, classification codes and reporting requirements to determine whether used drill-stem components are acceptable for reuse, require rework, or should be scrapped.

Q: Who typically uses it?

A: Drilling contractors, rig maintenance and inspection teams, refurbishment workshops, equipment owners and procurement/quality personnel in oil & gas operations, plus regulators and third-party inspection organizations.

Q: Is it current or superseded?

A: The DIN EN ISO 10407-2:2010-08 edition is the corrected DIN/EN adoption of ISO 10407-2:2008 with Corr.1:2009 and replaced an earlier 2009 DIN issue; users should confirm whether a newer revision or replacement has been published since 2010 before relying on it for compliance or procurement decisions.

Q: Is it part of a series?

A: Yes — it belongs to the ISO 10407 family addressing drill-stem design, inspection and related practices (e.g., ISO 10407-1 and legacy ISO 10407). These parts are intended to be used together where design limits, inspection and classification decisions intersect.

Q: What are the key keywords?

A: drill stem, inspection, classification, drill pipe, drill collars, tool joints, rotary drilling, fitness for service, NDT, acceptance criteria, ISO 10407-2.