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IEEE 1115a-2007

Cadmium Batteries for Stationary Applications Amendment 1: Additional Discussion on Sizing Margins

Standard by IEEE, 2007

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1115a-2007 is an amendment to a cadmium battery standard for stationary applications, adding discussion on sizing margins for power, energy and industrial battery systems. It is relevant where battery banks must be selected and configured for dependable standby or backup service, because sizing margins can affect delivered capacity, reserve planning, and overall system reliability. For engineers and specifiers, this technical document helps frame how margin allowances should be considered in design and procurement.

Overview of 1115a-2007

This standard amendment focuses on cadmium batteries used in stationary installations, with added guidance related to sizing margins. In practice, that means it addresses the extra capacity or allowance that may be built into a battery system to support expected duty cycles, aging effects, or application uncertainty. As a companion to the base standard, 1115a-2007 is useful for aligning battery selection, system design, and documentation with a consistent engineering approach in stationary power applications.

Typical use cases

1115a-2007 is typically used when specifying or reviewing cadmium battery banks for fixed installations such as industrial backup power, utility support systems, control equipment, and other stationary energy applications. It may also support engineers working on battery sizing calculations for reserve duty, emergency supply, or reliability-critical loads. In these settings, the amendment helps clarify how margin considerations are applied when determining whether a battery system is appropriately sized for its intended service.

Why it matters

For stationary battery projects, sizing margins can have a direct impact on performance, maintenance planning, and long-term service reliability. 1115a-2007 matters because it supports more consistent engineering judgment when comparing design options or checking compliance against a defined technical basis. Using the amendment can reduce the risk of undersized battery banks, avoid unnecessary oversizing, and improve confidence in procurement and testing decisions for cadmium battery systems.

  • Cadmium batteries for stationary use
  • Additional sizing margin discussion
  • Power and industrial applications
  • Design and procurement reference
  • Superseded technical document
SKU: f4e3de0df322

  • Publication Date: 2007
  • Standard Status: Superseded
  • Publisher: IEEE
  • Subject: Power, Energy and Industry Applications
  • Official IEEE: Doi link
  • New Version Available: 1115 (2018)
  • Previous Version: 1115 (2014)
  • This Version: 1115 (2007)
  • Previous Version: 1115 (2000)
  • Previous Version: 1115 (1993)

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