IEEE 25-1936
AIEE Report of Standards for Fuses Above 600 Volts
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25-1936 is a superseded technical document titled AIEE Report of Standards for Fuses Above 600 Volts, addressing fuse requirements for higher-voltage electrical applications. It is relevant to power and industrial systems where protective devices must be selected with care for voltage rating, interruption capability, and insulation coordination. For engineers, buyers, and archive researchers, this standard provides a focused historical reference for fuse design and application above 600 volts.
Overview of 25-1936
This standard reflects an early AIEE report on the standardization of fuses used in circuits above 600 volts. Its technical context is high-voltage protection, where fuse performance has a direct impact on equipment safety and system continuity. The document is best understood as a requirements-oriented reference for electrical protection practices, likely supporting consistent sizing, rating, and application of fuse elements in power distribution and related engineered systems. As 25-1936 is superseded, it is mainly useful for historical comparison and legacy specification review.
Typical use cases
Typical use cases for this standard include reviewing fuse selection in medium- and high-voltage power equipment, substations, industrial feeders, and other installations operating above 600 volts. It may also support specification work for components in switchgear, protective circuits, and related electrical assemblies where coordinated interruption and insulation levels matter. In engineering documentation and procurement, 25-1936 can help identify the intended framework for fuse standards in legacy systems or archived project records.
Why it matters
Even as a superseded document, this standard matters because fuse requirements above 600 volts involve clear safety and performance expectations. Proper standardization helps reduce risk from misapplied protective devices, supports consistent design decisions, and improves compatibility across equipment and projects. For compliance checks, maintenance planning, and historical system analysis, 25-1936 offers a defined reference point for how high-voltage fuse standards were organized and communicated.
- High-voltage fuse standards reference
- Above-600-volt protection context
- Legacy AIEE report
- Superseded technical document
- Power and industrial applications
- Publication Date: 1936
- Standard Status: Superseded
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Power, Energy and Industry Applications; Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems; Engineered Materials, Dielectrics and Plasmas
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