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IEEE 1250
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IEEE 1250 2011 Edition, March 31, 2011 Guide for Identifying and Improving Voltage Quality in Power Systems
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Description / Abstract:
The reader of this guide will find discussions of ways to
identify and improve voltage quality in power systems, as well as
references to publications in this area. More specifically, this
guide includes:
a) Voltage quality levels from benchmarking studies
b) Factors that affect power system performance
c) Mitigation measures that improve power system performance
d) References to current relevant in-depth IEEE standards and other documents
This guide only addresses subjects in depth where no other power quality reference does so. It is a "gateway" document for power quality that points the way to other documents in this field.
Purpose
The primary purpose in writing this guide is to assist power delivery system designers and operators in delivering power with voltage quality that is compatible with electrical end-use equipment. Another purpose is to point utility system customers toward power quality solutions that may exist in the power utilization system and equipment.
a) Voltage quality levels from benchmarking studies
b) Factors that affect power system performance
c) Mitigation measures that improve power system performance
d) References to current relevant in-depth IEEE standards and other documents
This guide only addresses subjects in depth where no other power quality reference does so. It is a "gateway" document for power quality that points the way to other documents in this field.
Purpose
The primary purpose in writing this guide is to assist power delivery system designers and operators in delivering power with voltage quality that is compatible with electrical end-use equipment. Another purpose is to point utility system customers toward power quality solutions that may exist in the power utilization system and equipment.