IEEE 2819-2025
IEEE Recommended Practice for Measuring Electromagnetic Fields from Overhead Power Transmission Lines in Shared AC and DC Corridors
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IEEE 2819-2025 is a recommended practice for measuring electromagnetic fields from overhead power transmission lines in shared AC and DC corridors. It provides a technical basis for evaluating field conditions where alternating-current and direct-current systems run in close proximity, helping engineers obtain consistent measurements and compare results with greater confidence. In power and electromagnetics work, this kind of guidance matters because corridor conditions can be complex and field data must be gathered in a repeatable, defensible way.
About IEEE 2819-2025
This standard focuses on measurement practice rather than system design, with attention to how electromagnetic fields are assessed around overhead transmission infrastructure in corridors that include both AC and DC lines. IEEE 2819-2025 supports engineers, planners, and technical reviewers who need a common approach for field measurement and reporting. By clarifying the recommended practice, it helps reduce variation in test methods and improves the usefulness of data used in analysis, comparison, and engineering decision-making.
Where is IEEE 2819-2025 used?
IEEE 2819-2025 is used in transmission-line studies, corridor assessments, and field measurement programs for shared overhead AC and DC power routes. It is relevant to utilities, transmission planners, consulting engineers, and teams responsible for electromagnetic field evaluation near high-voltage infrastructure. The standard is especially useful when documenting conditions along mixed-technology corridors, where measurement consistency can affect how results are interpreted for design reviews, right-of-way work, and technical reporting. IEEE 2819-2025 supports these workflows with a clear measurement framework.
Importance in practice
In practice, IEEE 2819-2025 helps improve consistency in electromagnetic field measurements where corridor conditions can vary by line type, layout, and operating state. That consistency is important for compliance checks, engineering comparisons, and risk reduction during project planning or operational review. A shared recommended practice also supports better communication between measurement teams and decision-makers, since results are easier to compare and defend. For organizations working with mixed AC and DC transmission corridors, the standard can improve confidence in field data and related technical conclusions.
- Overhead transmission line field measurements
- Shared AC and DC corridor assessment
- Electromagnetic field reporting and comparison
- Utility and transmission engineering workflows
- Repeatable measurement practice
- Publication Date: 2025
- Standard Status: Active
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Fields, Waves and Electromagnetics; Power, Energy and Industry Applications
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