IEEE 115-1995
IEEE Guide: Test Procedures for Synchronous Machines Part I--Acceptance and Performance Testing Part II-Test Procedures and Parameter Determination for Dynamic Analysis
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IEEE 115-1995 is a technical guide for testing synchronous machines, covering both acceptance and performance testing as well as procedures for parameter determination used in dynamic analysis. It addresses practical methods for evaluating machine behavior, measurements, and test results in power and energy applications. For engineers and technical buyers, this standard helps support more consistent test planning, better comparison of results, and clearer documentation for rotating electrical equipment.
Overview of IEEE 115-1995
This guide focuses on test procedures for synchronous machines, with Part I centered on acceptance and performance testing and Part II covering parameter determination for dynamic analysis. It is relevant to electrical equipment used in power systems and related industrial applications where rotating machines must be assessed in a structured way. IEEE 115-1995 is commonly used to align test methods, improve repeatability, and support engineering decisions based on measured machine characteristics.
Typical use cases
IEEE 115-1995 is typically used when evaluating generators or other synchronous machines during commissioning, factory acceptance, or performance verification. It also supports engineers performing machine characterization for stability studies, modeling, and dynamic analysis work. The guide is useful in utility, plant, and equipment testing environments where consistent procedures are needed to measure parameters, compare operating behavior, and confirm that a machine meets expected technical requirements.
Why it matters
This standard matters because synchronous machine testing can directly affect equipment reliability, operating confidence, and system performance. Using IEEE 115-1995 helps reduce ambiguity in test procedures and gives teams a common basis for acceptance checks, performance assessment, and parameter extraction. That can improve procurement review, commissioning quality, and risk control, especially where test results are used to support design validation or dynamic studies. As a superseded document, IEEE 115-1995 may also be useful for legacy projects and historical reference.
- Acceptance and performance testing
- Synchronous machine parameter determination
- Dynamic analysis support
- Power and industrial equipment applications
- Legacy technical reference
- Publication Date: 1996
- Standard Status: Superseded
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Power, Energy and Industry Applications; Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems
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