API STD 610 DATASHEET:2026
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The latest, up-to-date edition.
Centrifugal Pumps for Petroleum, Petrochemical and Natural Gas Industries
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PDF
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English
Published date
29-06-2026
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€62.40
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Standard
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| Pages |
6
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| PublisherName |
American Petroleum Institute
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| Status |
Current
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Frequently Asked Questions
API 610 specifies design, procurement, installation or protection requirements for rotating or heat-transfer equipment used in petroleum and process facilities. In practice it is applied by mechanical and reliability engineers, suppliers and operators of refinery and process-plant machinery.
No — API 610 is a United States standard published by American Petroleum Institute (API), with its listed region as United States.
API 610 is American Petroleum Institute (API)'s standard for petroleum and process-industry machinery, while API 682 covers process rotating equipment (United States). API 610 specifies design, procurement, installation or protection requirements for rotating or heat-transfer equipment used in petroleum and process facilities. API 682 provides requirements, guidance or test methods for rotating machinery and auxiliary systems for petroleum and process facilities. It supports consistent specification, design or process control, verification and documented acceptance; the exact provisions depend on the cited part and edition.
API 610 is used by mechanical and reliability engineers, suppliers and operators of refinery and process-plant machinery. It is a United States standard published by American Petroleum Institute (API).
API 610 specifies design, procurement, installation or protection requirements for rotating or heat-transfer equipment used in petroleum and process facilities. It is a United States standard published by American Petroleum Institute (API).
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