IEEE P1187/D13, August 2013
Acid Batteries for Stationary Applications
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P1187/D13, August 2013 is a technical document for acid batteries used in stationary applications, addressing requirements that can influence design, selection, and performance expectations. In power, energy and industrial systems, stationary battery installations often support backup power and continuity needs, so clear guidance matters. This standard is relevant where consistent battery characteristics, materials, and engineering practices help reduce uncertainty during procurement, testing, and system integration.
About P1187/D13, August 2013
P1187/D13, August 2013 focuses on acid batteries intended for stationary service, where long-term reliability and stable electrical performance are typically more important than portability. The document is most useful as a technical reference for understanding how such batteries are specified, evaluated, or compared within a controlled engineering context. It may touch on aspects such as construction, materials, ratings, and operating expectations that support consistent use in stationary power systems. As an inactive standard, it is mainly of interest for legacy documentation, historical comparison, or equipment records.
Where is P1187/D13, August 2013 used?
This standard is most commonly associated with stationary battery banks in backup power and energy-support installations. That can include uninterruptible power systems, telecom power rooms, utility support equipment, and industrial sites that rely on stored electrical energy during interruptions. Because the focus is on acid batteries for stationary applications, the document is relevant wherever fixed battery sets are installed, maintained, or specified for dependable service. P1187/D13, August 2013 helps align expectations for these systems in practical engineering and procurement workflows.
Importance in practice
In practice, P1187/D13, August 2013 matters because stationary battery systems must perform predictably over time, often under demanding standby conditions. Clear requirements can support safer design choices, more reliable testing, and better consistency between suppliers and users. For procurement and maintenance teams, it can help reduce ambiguity around battery characteristics and acceptable performance. Using a defined standard also supports documentation control, comparison of options, and lower risk when batteries are part of critical power infrastructure.
- Stationary acid battery applications
- Backup and standby power systems
- Technical requirements and performance expectations
- Legacy compliance and documentation reference
- Procurement, testing, and system integration support
- Publication Date: 2013
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Power, Energy and Industry Applications; Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems; Engineered Materials, Dielectrics and Plasmas
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