IEEE C62.92.5-2000
Transmission Systems and Subtransmission Systems
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C62.92.5-2000 is a technical standard for transmission systems and subtransmission systems, offering guidance that is relevant to power, energy, and industrial applications. It is intended to support consistent engineering practice where electrical networks must be planned, specified, and operated with attention to performance and reliability. For buyers and technical teams, C62.92.5-2000 can help frame requirements for system design, ratings, and related evaluation activities.
C62.92.5-2000 overview
This standard addresses the technical context of transmission and subtransmission networks, where system-level decisions affect voltage coordination, equipment selection, and operating margins. C62.92.5-2000 is useful as a reference point when comparing designs or documenting compliance expectations for power-system components and arrangements. In practice, it may support engineering review, procurement specifications, and internal technical alignment for utilities, industrial facilities, and other electrical infrastructure applications.
Typical use cases
C62.92.5-2000 is commonly relevant during the planning and specification of overhead or underground transmission links, subtransmission feeders, and associated substations. It may also be used when reviewing equipment ratings, insulation coordination, and system performance requirements for power networks serving industrial loads or utility distribution interfaces. Engineering teams, consultants, and procurement groups can use it to keep design decisions aligned with the intended operating environment and service level.
Why this standard matters
Using a focused standard such as C62.92.5-2000 helps reduce ambiguity in technical communication and supports more consistent decision-making across design, testing, and procurement. For transmission and subtransmission work, that consistency can improve reliability, lower integration risk, and make it easier to compare equipment or project proposals. It also provides a clearer basis for documenting requirements, which is important when multiple stakeholders are responsible for network performance and safety.
- Transmission and subtransmission context
- Power-system engineering reference
- Design and specification support
- Ratings and performance review
- Compliance and procurement alignment
- Publication Date: 1992
- Standard Status: Superseded
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Power, Energy and Industry Applications
- Official IEEE: Doi link
- New Version Available: C62.92.5 (2020)
- Previous Version: C62.92.5 (2009)
- This Version: C62.92.5 (1992)
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