IEEE 26-1930
AIEE Automatic Stations
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About This Item
26-1930 is a superseded English technical standard for AIEE Automatic Stations, offering historical guidance for power, energy, and industrial electrical applications. It is relevant to readers looking for the engineering context behind automatic station equipment and associated components, circuits, devices, and systems. As a standards document, it helps frame how such installations were understood and organized at the time, making it useful for legacy reference, archival research, and comparison with later requirements.
Overview of 26-1930
The standard titled 26-1930 addresses AIEE Automatic Stations in a technical setting linked to power and industrial electrical practice. Its focus is best understood as guidance for station-level automatic operation, likely touching the arrangement, behavior, and coordination of related electrical equipment. Because it is superseded, it is mainly valuable as a reference document rather than a current compliance basis. Even so, 26-1930 can still help clarify historical engineering expectations for automatic station design and operation.
Typical use cases
This standard may be consulted when reviewing older automatic station installations, studying the evolution of power-system automation, or comparing legacy equipment practices with later specifications. It can also support archival engineering work, refurbishment planning, and documentation of components, circuits, and device arrangements used in station control. For organizations handling historic electrical assets, 26-1930 may provide a useful benchmark for understanding how automatic stations were specified and operated in earlier power and industrial applications.
Why it matters
Even though it is superseded, 26-1930 matters because legacy standards often shape the interpretation of older equipment, drawings, and procurement records. It can support consistency when assessing design intent, identifying acceptable historical practices, and reducing risk during maintenance or restoration work. For technical teams, using the correct document also helps avoid applying modern requirements to equipment that was originally built to different expectations. That makes the standard useful for compliance review, engineering traceability, and informed decision-making.
- AIEE Automatic Stations
- Superseded English standard
- Power and industrial electrical context
- Components, circuits, devices, and systems
- Legacy reference and archival use
- Publication Date: 1930
- Standard Status: Superseded
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Power, Energy and Industry Applications; Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems
- Official IEEE: Doi link
- This Version: 26 (1930)
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