IEEE P117/D8, Oct 2012
Wound AC Electric Machinery
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P117/D8, Oct 2012 is a technical standard focused on wound AC electric machinery, providing a defined reference for design, construction, and evaluation in this area. It is relevant where alternating-current rotating equipment must meet consistent engineering expectations for performance, insulation, and materials behavior. For buyers and engineers working with power, energy, and electrical machinery, this standard helps support clearer specification and more reliable comparison during procurement, testing, and maintenance planning.
About P117/D8, Oct 2012
P117/D8, Oct 2012 addresses the technical requirements and considerations associated with wound AC electric machinery. In practice, that means guidance tied to electromagnetic design, winding-related construction, dielectric performance, and the materials used in such equipment. As an inactive standard, it may be used as a reference document for legacy systems, historical design review, or archived compliance records. The document is most useful when a project needs a defined framework for understanding how wound AC machinery should be specified or assessed.
Where is P117/D8, Oct 2012 used?
This standard is most relevant in settings involving wound AC electric machines such as motors, generators, and related rotating equipment. It may be used by engineers, maintenance teams, and technical buyers handling power equipment in industrial plants, utilities, and engineered systems where electrical performance and durability matter. It can also support specification work for components that rely on winding design, insulation systems, and materials selection, especially when comparing equipment or reviewing older technical documentation.
Importance in practice
P117/D8, Oct 2012 matters because wound AC machinery depends on controlled design and consistent material performance to operate safely and predictably. A clear standard can improve design control, reduce ambiguity in procurement, and support more repeatable testing and inspection. It may also help limit risk tied to insulation failure, winding issues, or mismatched engineering assumptions. For organizations managing legacy equipment or technical records, the standard provides a useful benchmark for documentation and review.
- Wound AC electric machinery context
- Insulation and dielectric considerations
- Materials and construction reference
- Design, testing, and procurement support
- Legacy technical documentation use
- Publication Date: 2012
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Power, Energy and Industry Applications; Fields, Waves and Electromagnetics; Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems; Engineered Materials, Dielectrics and Plasmas
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