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IEEE P1409/D15, Nov 2011

IEEE Draft Guide for the Application of Power Electronics for Power Quality Improvement on Distribution Systems Rated 1 kV Through 38 kV

Standard by IEEE, 2012

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IEEE P1409/D15, Nov 2011 is an inactive draft guide focused on applying power electronics to improve power quality on distribution systems rated from 1 kV through 38 kV. It addresses a practical utility and industrial engineering problem: how to use electronic conversion and control equipment to manage voltage variation, harmonics, flicker, and related disturbance issues. For planners, designers, and reviewers working with medium-voltage distribution networks, this technical document helps frame consistent approaches to performance and system compatibility.

Overview of IEEE P1409/D15, Nov 2011

IEEE P1409/D15, Nov 2011 sits within power, energy, and industrial applications, where distribution-system performance depends on more than just capacity and protection. As a draft guide, IEEE P1409/D15, Nov 2011 is intended to support the application of power electronics in medium-voltage environments, including equipment choices and integration considerations that affect power quality. Its technical context is the use of converters, compensators, and related devices to address disturbances that can influence sensitive loads and overall network operation.

Typical use cases

This guide is commonly relevant when evaluating power quality solutions for substations, feeders, and customer-connected distribution equipment in the 1 kV to 38 kV range. It may be used during the selection or specification of power electronic systems for voltage regulation, reactive power support, harmonic mitigation, and disturbance reduction. IEEE P1409/D15, Nov 2011 can also help align utility engineering workflows with industrial facilities, renewable interconnections, or other installations where stable distribution performance is important.

Why it matters

Power quality issues can affect equipment life, process continuity, and overall system reliability, so a structured guide is valuable in both design and procurement. IEEE P1409/D15, Nov 2011 supports more consistent engineering decisions by giving a common basis for evaluating application fit, expected performance, and system impact. In practice, that can reduce integration risk, improve comparability between solutions, and help teams document compliance-related expectations for medium-voltage distribution projects.

  • Medium-voltage distribution systems
  • Power electronics for power quality improvement
  • Voltage, harmonic, and flicker mitigation
  • Utility and industrial application planning
  • Design and performance evaluation
SKU: 34a7ca5da01f

  • Publication Date: 2012
  • Standard Status: Inactive
  • Publisher: IEEE
  • Subject: Power, Energy and Industry Applications; Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems
  • Official IEEE: Doi link
  • New Version Available: P1409 (2024)
  • This Version: P1409 (2012)
  • Previous Version: P1409 (2011)

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