IEEE 36-1928
AIEE Storage Batteries (Revised)
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36-1928 is the IEEE-published standard AIEE Storage Batteries (Revised), an English-language technical document focused on storage battery practice in electrical power applications. It addresses the characteristics, construction, and general engineering considerations that matter when batteries are used as a dependable source of stored energy. For users working with power, energy, and industrial systems, this standard can support clearer specification, evaluation, and legacy technical reference.
36-1928 overview
This standard provides a revised reference for storage batteries in the context of electrical engineering, where performance and reliability are closely tied to material selection, dielectric behavior, and operating conditions. The technical scope is most relevant to systems that depend on battery-backed power continuity or controlled energy delivery. As a product page item, 36-1928 is useful for identifying an established document tied to early battery engineering practice and the terminology used for those applications.
Typical use cases
36-1928 may be consulted when reviewing battery requirements for utility support equipment, industrial control circuits, or other installations where stored electrical energy must be available on demand. It can also be relevant to engineering teams comparing historical battery specifications, documenting legacy equipment, or checking design assumptions for power continuity systems. Because the subtitle points to storage batteries, it is especially useful where battery performance, installation details, or operating consistency need to be aligned with established technical wording.
Why this standard matters
Standards like 36-1928 help reduce ambiguity in procurement, design review, and technical documentation. In battery-related work, small differences in interpretation can affect safety, maintenance planning, and expected service behavior. A defined reference supports more consistent communication between engineers, purchasers, and operators, particularly when working with older or specialized electrical systems. For organizations maintaining historical records or legacy equipment, 36-1928 can provide a stable point of reference for comparison and compliance tracking.
- Storage battery terminology
- Revised AIEE technical context
- Power and energy applications
- Legacy engineering reference
- Specification and review support
- Publication Date: 1928
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Engineered Materials, Dielectrics and Plasmas; Power, Energy and Industry Applications
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- This Version: 36 (1928)
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