Abstract: A method is disclosed that includes measuring an inner diameter (ID) of a tubular at least at a plurality of points along an inner circumference of the tubular, at a predetermined axial distance from an end of the tubular, to yield a first set of measurements. A computer processor is used to: create a tubular profile from the first set of measurements, wherein the tubular profile represents a unique identification code of the tubular; save the profile; and thereafter identify the tubular. The tubular is identified via: receiving a second set of measurements of the ID of the tubular from at least at a plurality of points along an inner circumference of the tubular, at the predetermined axial distance from the end of the tubular; and comparing the second set of measurements with the saved tubular profile to identify the tubular.

Abstract: A measuring device for a tube is disclosed. The measuring device includes a drift tool configured to verify roundness of the tube, a first electromagnetic (EM) emitter disposed on the drift tool and configured to emit EM waves while the drift tool drifts inside the tube, and an EM receiver disposed on the drift tool and configured to receive the EM waves reflected from an internal surface of the tube, wherein parameters of the emitted and received EM waves are analyzed to compute an internal diameter of the tube.

Abstract: A method is disclosed that includes measuring an inner diameter (ID) of a tubular at least at a plurality of points along an inner circumference of the tubular, at a predetermined axial distance from an end of the tubular, to yield a first set of measurements. A computer processor is used to: create a tubular profile from the first set of measurements, wherein the tubular profile represents a unique identification code of the tubular; save the profile; and thereafter identify the tubular. The tubular is identified via: receiving a second set of measurements of the ID of the tubular from at least at a plurality of points along an inner circumference of the tubular, at the predetermined axial distance from the end of the tubular; and comparing the second set of measurements with the saved tubular profile to identify the tubular.

Abstract: A measuring device for a tube is disclosed. The measuring device includes a drift tool configured to verify roundness of the tube, a first electromagnetic (EM) emitter disposed on the drift tool and configured to emit EM waves while the drift tool drifts inside the tube, and an EM receiver disposed on the drift tool and configured to receive the EM waves reflected from an internal surface of the tube, wherein parameters of the emitted and received EM waves are analyzed to compute an internal diameter of the tube.