BS EN ISO 13534-2001 PDF
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STB BS EN ISO 13534-2001
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СТБ BS EN ISO 13534-2001
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Full title and description
STB BS EN ISO 13534:2001 — Petroleum and natural gas industries — Drilling and production equipment — Inspection, maintenance, repair and remanufacture of hoisting equipment. This designation indicates the ISO International Standard ISO 13534:2000 as adopted by CEN/BSI and published as BS EN ISO 13534:2001 for national use in the UK.
Abstract
This standard gives guidelines and establishes requirements for the inspection, maintenance, repair and remanufacture of items of hoisting equipment used in drilling and production operations, in order to maintain serviceability. It lists the types of components covered (sheaves and bearings, travelling and hook blocks, adapters, hooks, elevators, swivels, compensators, anchors, etc.) and provides requirements and practices for keeping these items fit for service.
General information
- Status: Published as BS EN ISO 13534:2001 (national adoption); underlying ISO 13534:2000 is recorded as Withdrawn in the ISO lifecycle.
- Publication date: BS publication: 15 February 2001; ISO original edition: December 2000.
- Publisher: British Standards Institution (BSI) for the BS EN ISO edition; original publisher International Organization for Standardization (ISO).
- ICS / categories: 75.180.10 — Petroleum and natural gas industries; drilling and production equipment.
- Edition / version: Edition 1 — ISO 13534:2000; adopted as EN ISO / BS EN ISO 13534:2001.
- Number of pages: ISO original: 12 pages; BS EN ISO published edition listed at 24 pages (national publication formatting may differ).
Scope
The standard applies to items of hoisting equipment used in drilling and production operations and gives requirements and guidance for inspection, maintenance, repair and remanufacture to maintain serviceability. Covered items include crown-block sheaves and bearings, travelling and hook blocks, block-to-hook adapters, connectors and link adapters, drilling hooks, tubing and sucker-rod hooks, elevator links and a wide range of elevators (casing, tubing, drill-pipe, drill-collar, sucker-rod), rotary swivel-bail adapters, swivels (including power swivels and power subs), spiders (when usable as elevators), dead-line tie-down/wireline anchors, drill-string motion compensators, kelly spinners (when used as hoisting equipment), riser- and wellhead-running tool components (when used as hoisting equipment), and safety clamps.
Key topics and requirements
- Inspection intervals, inspection types (visual, dimensional, functional) and acceptance/rejection criteria for hoisting components.
- Maintenance and preventive maintenance practices to preserve serviceability and safe operation.
- Repair and remanufacture requirements, including allowable repairs, documentation and traceability.
- Identification of covered hoisting items (hooks, elevators, blocks, swivels, sheaves, compensators, anchors, spiders, etc.) and their special considerations.
- Responsibilities for owners, operators and repair organisations, and requirements for records and certification following repair/remanufacture.
Typical use and users
Primary users are drilling and production operators, rig maintenance and inspection teams, equipment manufacturers and remanufacturers, third‑party inspection bodies, procurement/specification engineers, and regulators or safety managers responsible for lifting/hoisting equipment on drilling and production facilities.
Related standards
Standards addressing the design, manufacture and testing of hoisting equipment are directly related (for example ISO 13535:2000 / EN ISO 13535 and the suite of API documents). Industry guidance and recommended practices such as API RP 8B (Inspections, maintenance, repair and remanufacture of hoisting equipment) and API Spec 8C (Specification for drilling and production hoisting equipment) are commonly used together with ISO/EN/BS guidance.
Keywords
hoisting equipment, drilling equipment, lifting equipment, inspection, maintenance, repair, remanufacture, elevators, hooks, blocks, swivels, sheaves, petroleum, natural gas, rig safety.
FAQ
Q: What is this standard?
A: It is the international standard ISO 13534:2000, adopted as BS EN ISO 13534:2001, providing guidelines and requirements for inspection, maintenance, repair and remanufacture of hoisting equipment used in drilling and production operations.
Q: What does it cover?
A: It covers inspection criteria, maintenance practices, repair/remanufacture requirements and the range of hoisting components (sheaves, blocks, hooks, elevators, swivels, compensators, anchors, spiders, etc.) to ensure safe, serviceable lifting equipment on drilling/production installations.
Q: Who typically uses it?
A: Drilling and production operators, rig maintenance and inspection personnel, manufacturers and repair organisations, procurement/specification engineers, and safety/regulatory staff responsible for hoisting equipment.
Q: Is it current or superseded?
A: The original ISO document is listed as ISO 13534:2000 (Edition 1) and is recorded as Withdrawn in the ISO lifecycle; the BS EN ISO 13534:2001 is a national adoption published in 2001 — users should check with the relevant national standards body (BSI or other national adopter) for the current national status and any planned withdrawal.
Q: Is it part of a series?
A: It is part of the ISO/CEN/BS suite of standards addressing drilling and production hoisting equipment and is related to companion standards that specify design and testing requirements (for example ISO 13535 and various API specifications and recommended practices).
Q: What are the key keywords?
A: Hoisting equipment, inspection, maintenance, repair, remanufacture, elevators, hooks, blocks, swivels, drilling equipment, petroleum industry.