IEEE 792-1988
Wound Stator Coils
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792-1988 is a technical standard for wound stator coils, addressing the design and performance considerations that matter in electrical rotating equipment. In the context of power, energy, and industrial applications, it helps define expectations for coil construction, insulation behavior, and consistent manufacturing practice. For engineers, purchasers, and quality teams, this standard supports clearer specification and more reliable comparison of components used in stator assemblies.
792-1988 overview
The 792-1988 standard focuses on wound stator coils as a defined electrical component used in machine windings. It is relevant where coil form, insulation materials, and winding quality affect operating reliability and electrical performance. By setting a technical reference point, the standard helps align design intent with production and inspection requirements. As a superseded document, 792-1988 may still be useful for legacy equipment, historical specifications, and maintenance work tied to earlier winding practices.
Typical use cases
This standard is commonly referenced for stator coil manufacture, evaluation, and replacement in motors, generators, and related rotating electrical machinery. It may be used when matching coil construction to existing equipment, checking insulation and winding consistency, or reviewing technical requirements during procurement. In industrial power systems and energy equipment, 792-1988 can help support compatibility between designed coil characteristics and the demands of service, repair, or rebuild workflows.
Why this standard matters
For wound stator coils, consistency is critical because small variations can affect electrical integrity, thermal behavior, and long-term reliability. 792-1988 helps provide a shared technical basis for specification and quality control, which can reduce uncertainty during manufacturing, acceptance testing, and maintenance planning. It is especially useful where legacy components must be assessed against documented requirements rather than informal practice, helping limit risk and improve repeatability in engineered electrical systems.
- Wound stator coil construction
- Insulation and material considerations
- Manufacturing and inspection reference
- Legacy equipment support
- Rotating machine applications
- Publication Date: 1988
- Standard Status: Superseded
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Power, Energy and Industry Applications; Engineered Materials, Dielectrics and Plasmas; Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems
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