What is BS ISO 2710-2 about?
BS ISO 2710-2 is the second part of the multi-series standard that defines terms relating to the characteristics of engines and their components relevant to maintenance activities.
BS ISO 2710-2 provides a classification of terms according to reasons for their use and defines typical means, failures, and procedures resulting in or from engine maintenance.
Who is BS ISO 2710-2 for?
BS ISO 2710-2 on terms for engine maintenance is for:
- Power generation industries
- Petro-chemical industries
- Any entity that refers to the application of reciprocating internal combustion engines
- Any entity dealing with the maintenance of reciprocating internal combustion engines
- In research for reciprocating internal combustion engines
Why should you use BS ISO 2710-2?
The use of standardized terminologies strengthens the decision-making, as data conformity increases the usefulness and reliability of the data. 
BS ISO 2710-2 on terms for engine maintenance proves very useful for researchers or any entity dealing with engines, who wants to improve their data quality, or segregate the data and needs to refer to the terms related to reciprocating internal combustion engines and their components.
BS ISO 2710-2 helps the user to represent the terminology of engine maintenance in an explicit manner between a sender and receiver of information. Also, BS ISO 2710-2 empowers users by reducing ambiguities and inconsistencies.
What’s changed since the last update?
BS ISO 2710-2:2019 supersedes BS ISO 2710‑2:1999, which is withdrawn.
The main changes compared to the previous edition are as follows:
- New terms and definitions have been added
- French and Russian expressions in ISO 2710‑2:1999 have been deleted
- Index has been deleted
