IEEE 62271-37-082-2012
082: Standard practice for the measurement of sound pressure levels on alternating current circuit-breakers - Redline
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62271-37-082-2012 is a technical standard for the measurement of sound pressure levels on alternating current circuit-breakers, presented as a redline document for easier review of changes. It supports engineers and specifiers who need a clear, controlled approach to acoustic measurement within power, energy, and industrial equipment applications. By defining how sound levels are assessed, 62271-37-082-2012 helps improve consistency in testing, comparison, and compliance-related documentation.
About 62271-37-082-2012
This standard focuses on a practical measurement method for AC circuit-breakers, where sound pressure levels may be relevant to product evaluation, installation planning, and acceptance testing. As part of the 62271 series, 62271-37-082-2012 is tied to high-voltage switching equipment and related engineering practice. The redline format is useful when checking revisions, because it highlights what has changed and helps users track updates in requirements, definitions, or test approach.
Where is 62271-37-082-2012 used?
62271-37-082-2012 is typically used in environments that design, test, or specify alternating current circuit-breakers for electrical power systems. That can include equipment manufacturers, test laboratories, utility engineering teams, and industrial projects where acoustic performance matters alongside electrical ratings. The standard is relevant when documenting sound pressure measurements, comparing breaker designs, or supporting procurement and compliance reviews for switchgear and related components.
Importance in practice
Consistent sound measurement supports more reliable product comparison and reduces ambiguity during testing and specification review. For AC circuit-breakers, acoustic data may influence acceptance decisions, enclosure planning, and overall equipment suitability in installed systems. 62271-37-082-2012 helps create a common basis for evaluating results, which can reduce risk in engineering decisions and improve traceability across design, test, and procurement workflows.
- Sound pressure level measurement for AC circuit-breakers
- Redline format for change review
- High-voltage equipment and switchgear context
- Testing, comparison, and compliance support
- Publication Date: 2012
- Standard Status: Active
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Power, Energy and Industry Applications; Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems
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