IEEE P1031/D1+1, Aug 2010
IEEE Draft Guide for the Functional Specification of Transmission Static Var Compensators
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IEEE P1031/D1+1, Aug 2010 is a draft guide for the functional specification of transmission static var compensators, offering technical direction for power-system reactive support applications. In the context of Power, Energy and Industry Applications, it helps frame how these devices should be described, evaluated, and aligned with transmission requirements. IEEE P1031/D1+1, Aug 2010 is useful when teams need a common basis for specification language, performance expectations, and engineering review.
About IEEE P1031/D1+1, Aug 2010
This draft guide focuses on the functional specification of transmission static var compensators, often used to support voltage control and reactive power management on transmission networks. It is intended to help define what a project or procurement document should cover, rather than prescribe a single equipment design. IEEE P1031/D1+1, Aug 2010 can support clearer communication between system planners, engineers, and suppliers when preparing technical requirements for transmission-grade compensation systems.
Where is IEEE P1031/D1+1, Aug 2010 used?
IEEE P1031/D1+1, Aug 2010 is most relevant in transmission substations, grid-support installations, and utility projects where static var compensators are considered for voltage regulation and reactive power control. It may also be used during system studies, specification writing, bid evaluation, and acceptance testing for power-electronic compensation equipment. The document suits teams working on transmission network performance, especially where stable voltage support is needed under changing load or operating conditions.
Importance in practice
In practice, this guide helps reduce ambiguity when specifying a transmission static var compensator by clarifying functional expectations before equipment is selected or built. That can improve consistency across design, procurement, and testing, while lowering the risk of mismatched performance claims. For utility and engineering teams, IEEE P1031/D1+1, Aug 2010 supports more controlled documentation of operating duties, control behavior, and system-level requirements, which is valuable for compliance and project coordination.
- Functional specification guidance
- Transmission SVC application context
- Reactive power and voltage support
- Specification and procurement reference
- Engineering review and testing support
- Publication Date: 2010
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Power, Energy and Industry Applications
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