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IEEE P1829 DRAFT
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IEEE P1829 DRAFT 2016 Edition, May 2016 CONDUCTING CORONA TESTS ON HARDWARE FOR OVERHEAD TRANSMISSION LINES AND SUBSTATIONS
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Description / Abstract:
This guide establishes uniform procedures for the testing of transmission line and station bus hardware in high voltage laboratories. Two tests are described. The first one is a corona performance test. The second is a radio interference voltage (RIV) test. The first test uses visible techniques to determine the onset of positive corona. The second test is a measurement of the RIV voltage according to ANSI C63.2 or CISPR 16-1-1 and CISPR 18-2. This guide does not address the permissible radio interference (RI) limits or specified corona extinction voltages. They are set either by regulation or by agreement between the end user and hardware manufacturer.
Purpose
The purpose of this guide is to establish uniform procedures for the testing of transmission line and station bus hardware in high voltage laboratories. A uniform procedure is a prerequisite to assure such hardware is either free from visible corona or does not add any appreciable radio interference (RI) to that already being generated by the transmission line or substation conductors.
Purpose
The purpose of this guide is to establish uniform procedures for the testing of transmission line and station bus hardware in high voltage laboratories. A uniform procedure is a prerequisite to assure such hardware is either free from visible corona or does not add any appreciable radio interference (RI) to that already being generated by the transmission line or substation conductors.