IEEE C62.22.1-2024
IEEE Guide for Connection of Surge Arresters to Protect Insulated Shielded Electric Power Cable Systems Up to 46 kV
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IEEE C62.22.1-2024 is a technical guide for connecting surge arresters to protect insulated shielded electric power cable systems up to 46 kV. It addresses how arrester connections are applied in medium-voltage cable installations, helping engineers manage overvoltage exposure and insulation coordination. For systems where cable shielding and surge protection must work together, this standard supports more consistent design decisions and helps reduce risk of electrical stress on cable assets.
What is IEEE C62.22.1-2024?
This standard provides guidance for the connection of surge arresters in insulated, shielded electric power cable systems with voltage ratings up to 46 kV. IEEE C62.22.1-2024 is relevant to the practical arrangement of protection components, especially where the cable system’s insulation and shielding must be considered together. It is intended to support engineering choices that align arrester placement and connection methods with expected electrical conditions, helping define a more controlled approach to surge protection.
Where is IEEE C62.22.1-2024 used?
IEEE C62.22.1-2024 is typically used in medium-voltage power cable installations where insulated shielded cables are part of the distribution or subtransmission network. It is especially relevant for cable terminations, equipment interfaces, and other locations where surge arresters may be connected to limit transient overvoltages. Utilities, industrial power systems, and engineering teams working on cable protection design may use this guide when specifying or reviewing arrester connections for 46 kV and below.
Why is IEEE C62.22.1-2024 important?
Clear guidance on arrester connection helps improve design consistency and supports safer, more reliable cable system protection. IEEE C62.22.1-2024 can assist with compliance reviews, procurement decisions, and engineering checks by giving a common reference for how surge arresters should be applied to shielded insulated cables. That reduces ambiguity during specification and installation, and it may help lower the chance of insulation damage or avoidable transient-related failures.
- Surge arrester connection guidance
- Insulated shielded cable systems up to 46 kV
- Medium-voltage protection coordination
- Engineering reference for cable terminations
- Publication Date: 2025
- Standard Status: Active
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Fields, Waves and Electromagnetics; Power, Energy and Industry Applications
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