GOST 2.102-2013 PDF

Full title and description

GOST 2.102-2013 — "Единая система конструкторской документации. Виды и комплектность конструкторских документов" (Unified system for design documentation — Types and sets of design documentation). The standard defines the types (kinds) of engineering/design documents and the structure (completeness) of document sets used for products across industries within the ESKD (Unified System for Design Documentation) framework.

Abstract

GOST 2.102-2013 specifies classification of design-document types and prescribes what documents comprise basic, full and special sets of design documentation for products. It establishes rules for grouping documents, for combining paper and electronic forms, and for referencing related ESKD requirements. The standard was adopted as an interstate (межгосударственный) ESKD norm and has been used to harmonize documentation practice in engineering, manufacturing and quality assurance.

General information

• Status: Withdrawn for use in the Russian Federation; superseded by ГОСТ Р 2.102-2023 and ceased application in Russia on 01 March 2024. (Original interstate status still relevant where adopted by other states — verify national status before use.)
• Publication date: Adopted 22 November 2013; effective (in force) from 01 June 2014.
• Publisher: Interstate Council for Standardization, Metrology and Certification / Federal Agency on Technical Regulating and Metrology (Rosstandart).
• ICS / categories: 01.110 (Technical documentation for products) — ESKD (Unified system for design documentation).
• Edition / version: Designation year 2013 (commonly cited as ГОСТ 2.102-2013); later reprints/editions appeared (including editorial reprints) before national replacement.
• Number of pages: Typically published as ~16 pages (format and page count can vary slightly by publisher/edition).

Scope

The standard applies to design documentation for products of all industries and establishes: the nomenclature (types) of design documents; definitions of document sets (basic, full, working, manufacturing, operational, etc.); rules for forming a complete set of documentation for a given product or development stage; and principles for coexistence and mutual conversion of paper and electronic documents within ESKD practice.

Key topics and requirements

• Classification and naming of design-document types (drawings, specifications, lists, diagrams, technical conditions, assembly and part documents, etc.).
• Definition of document sets (what constitutes a basic/primary set, full set, working set, manufacturing set) and rules for their completeness depending on product type and stage of development.
• Requirements for combining paper and electronic documentation and for tracking mutual references when conversion between media is performed.
• Cross-references to other ESKD standards — linking of document types and content requirements with standards such as those governing stages of development, main title blocks, technical requirements and drawing rules.
• Rules for one-time or special-use documentation (e.g., mock-ups, test-stand documentation) and for naming of sketch-type documents.

Typical use and users

Used by design engineers, drafting/technical documentation departments, engineering managers, manufacturing planners, quality assurance and compliance personnel, and technical standardization specialists. It is applied when compiling documentation packages for product design, production transfer, certification, repair and maintenance, and for archivalization of engineering records.

Related standards

Part of the ESKD series of standards (GOST/GOST R 2.xxx). Closely related and typically used together with standards covering stages of development, main title blocks, drawing requirements, electronic documentation rules and technical requirements (for example: GOST 2.101, GOST 2.103, GOST 2.104, GOST 2.109 and other ESKD/GOST R documents). In the Russian Federation the 2013 interstate text was replaced in practice by the 2023 national revisions in the GOST R 2.1xx series.

Keywords

ESKD, design documentation, engineering documentation, types of documents, document sets, completeness of documentation, drawing sets, specification, main set, working set, electronic documentation.

FAQ

Q: What is this standard?

A: ГОСТ 2.102-2013 is an ESKD standard that defines the kinds (types) of design/engineering documents and what documents form the required sets (completeness) for products and developments.

Q: What does it cover?

A: It covers classification and naming of design documents, definitions of basic/full/working/manufacturing document sets, rules for completeness depending on product/stage, and principles for using and converting paper and electronic documentation within ESKD practice.

Q: Who typically uses it?

A: Designers, draughting/technical documentation departments, manufacturing engineers, quality and compliance teams, and standardization specialists who prepare or review engineering documentation packages.

Q: Is it current or superseded?

A: The interstate version ГОСТ 2.102-2013 entered into force on 01 June 2014. For the Russian Federation it was withdrawn from use and superseded by ГОСТ Р 2.102-2023; the RF cessation date was 01 March 2024. Users should check the current national/regional status where they operate because adoption or withdrawal may differ by country.

Q: Is it part of a series?

A: Yes — it is part of the ESKD (Unified System for Design Documentation) family of standards (the GOST / GOST R 2.xxx series) that together regulate the preparation, content and format of design documentation.

Q: What are the key keywords?

A: Design documentation, ESKD, document types, document sets, completeness of documentation, drawings, specifications, electronic documentation, main set, working set.