IEC TR 61364:1999/COR1:2000
Corrigendum 1 - Nomenclature for hydroelectric powerplant machinery
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IEC TR 61364:1999/COR1:2000 is a focused corrigendum to Corrigendum 1 - Nomenclature for hydroelectric powerplant machinery, used to correct or clarify the terminology associated with hydroelectric plant equipment. For engineering, procurement, and compliance teams, it helps ensure that technical documents, drawings, specifications, and verification records use consistent machine names and component references. IEC TR 61364:1999/COR1:2000 is relevant where precise nomenclature supports technical review, documented evaluation, and reliable communication across project stakeholders.
What is IEC TR 61364:1999/COR1:2000?
This corrigendum is a supporting document connected to the parent technical report IEC TR 61364:1999. Its purpose is typically to amend or refine the nomenclature used for hydroelectric powerplant machinery, helping reduce ambiguity in technical documentation and project workflows. In practice, it matters when teams are aligning engineering documentation, specification language, and compliance records around the same equipment definitions. As a correction document, IEC TR 61364:1999/COR1:2000 should be read alongside the parent reference rather than as a standalone technical specification.
Applications of IEC TR 61364:1999/COR1:2000
The document is most useful in hydroelectric powerplant engineering environments where consistent naming of machinery supports design review, procurement specification, and maintenance documentation. It may be used during technical assessment of turbine-generator related equipment, asset records, or plant descriptions, especially when multiple teams need a shared terminology base. IEC TR 61364:1999/COR1:2000 can also support quality workflows, project handover documentation, and conformity assessment preparation by reducing the risk of misinterpretation in technical communication.
Why is IEC TR 61364:1999/COR1:2000 important?
Clear nomenclature is important for operational consistency, especially in hydroelectric projects where engineering validation and regulatory preparation depend on accurate document control. By correcting the parent reference, IEC TR 61364:1999/COR1:2000 helps improve reliability in specification review, procurement comparison, and testing workflows. It can also reduce downstream errors in safety documentation, maintenance instructions, and asset management records. For organizations building a compliance reference set, the corrigendum supports more dependable technical communication and lower risk of terminology-related discrepancies.
- Supports corrected terminology for hydroelectric powerplant machinery
- Useful for document control, specification review, and engineering documentation
- Helps align procurement language with technical and maintenance records
- Assists conformity assessment and technical validation workflows
- Best used together with the parent reference IEC TR 61364:1999
- Publication Date: 2000-10-08
- Standard Status: Corrigendum
- Publisher: IEC
- Edition: 1
- This Version: IEC TR 61364:1999 (2000-10-08)
- Previous Version: IEC TR 61364:1999 (1999-07-29)
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