IEEE C37.35-1995
Voltage Air Disconnecting and Interrupter Switches
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C37.35-1995 is a technical standard for voltage air disconnecting and interrupter switches, addressing equipment used in power systems where controlled switching and isolation are important. It helps define expectations for design, ratings, and performance in electrical applications, supporting safer operation and more consistent equipment selection. As a superseded standard, C37.35-1995 remains relevant for legacy reference, maintenance records, and understanding older switchgear specifications in power, energy, and industrial settings.
About C37.35-1995
This standard focuses on voltage air disconnecting and interrupter switches, which are used to isolate circuits or interrupt current under defined conditions. C37.35-1995 provides a technical basis for how these devices are identified, evaluated, and applied in electrical equipment planning. For engineers, purchasers, and maintenance teams, it offers a reference point for comparing switch characteristics, checking compliance documentation, and understanding the intended operating context of air-insulated switching apparatus.
Where is C37.35-1995 used?
C37.35-1995 is commonly relevant in medium- and high-voltage power installations, particularly where air disconnecting or interrupter switches are part of substation or switchgear arrangements. It may be used when reviewing legacy utility equipment, preparing procurement specifications, or maintaining installed systems in industrial power networks. The standard is also useful for troubleshooting, replacement planning, and interpreting technical records for switching devices in energy infrastructure and related electrical facilities.
Importance in practice
In practice, C37.35-1995 supports consistency in how voltage air disconnecting and interrupter switches are specified and assessed. That can reduce ambiguity during design review, procurement, and testing, especially for older equipment still in service. Using a recognized technical reference helps teams compare ratings, evaluate suitability, and manage safety expectations around isolation and interruption functions. For organizations working with legacy power systems, it can also improve documentation control and reduce retrofit risk.
- Voltage air disconnecting and interrupter switches
- Legacy power and switchgear reference
- Equipment ratings and application context
- Utility, substation, and industrial systems
- Compliance and maintenance documentation
- Publication Date: 1996
- Standard Status: Superseded
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Power, Energy and Industry Applications
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