IEEE 1290-2015
Operated Valve (MOV) Motor Application, Protection, Control, and Testing in Nuclear Power-Generating Stations - Redline
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1290-2015 addresses motor-operated valve (MOV) motor application, protection, control, and testing in nuclear power-generating stations. It is a focused technical standard for selecting and applying motors and associated control measures to help valves operate as intended under demanding plant conditions. For nuclear engineering and power-system users, the document supports more consistent equipment specification, verification, and maintenance practices where dependable valve actuation is critical to safe and reliable operation.
About 1290-2015
This standard provides guidance for the electrical and functional considerations tied to MOV motor application in nuclear power-generating stations. It typically covers how motor selection, protection, control, and testing should be approached so that operated valves can perform their intended duties with predictable behavior. As a redline document, 1290-2015 is especially useful when tracking revisions and comparing changes in requirements, helping engineering teams review technical updates efficiently during design or procurement work.
Where is 1290-2015 used?
1290-2015 is used in the design, qualification, and maintenance of motor-operated valve systems within nuclear plant equipment and related control circuits. It is relevant to systems where valve positioning, isolation, or flow control must be dependable, and where motor protection and testability affect plant readiness. Typical use includes engineering reviews, specification writing, acceptance testing, and maintenance planning for MOV assemblies, control components, and associated electrical interfaces in nuclear power-generating stations.
Importance in practice
In practice, this standard helps reduce uncertainty when specifying and verifying MOV motor performance. Clear requirements for application, protection, control, and testing support better compliance, more consistent procurement, and stronger configuration control across plant systems. For safety-related or operationally important valves, 1290-2015 can help teams compare equipment against a recognized technical baseline, limit avoidable failures, and improve confidence in test results and maintenance decisions.
- Motor application for MOV assemblies
- Protection and control considerations
- Testing in nuclear station environments
- Support for specification and review work
- Publication Date: 2015
- Standard Status: Active
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Nuclear Engineering; Power, Energy and Industry Applications; Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems
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