IEEE P1724/D13, Jan 2009
IEEE Draft Guide for the Preparation of a Transmission Line Design Criteria Document
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IEEE P1724/D13, Jan 2009 is a draft guide for preparing a transmission line design criteria document, intended to help organize the technical requirements used in line planning and engineering. It is relevant where communication, networking and broadcast technologies depend on reliable transmission line design and clear criteria for performance, materials, and construction. IEEE P1724/D13, Jan 2009 can support more consistent documentation and review by defining what should be covered in the design criteria document.
About IEEE P1724/D13, Jan 2009
This draft guide focuses on the structure and content of a transmission line design criteria document rather than on a single hardware item. In practice, it helps engineers define the design basis, technical limits, and evaluation points that apply to transmission line projects. As a draft IEEE standard, IEEE P1724/D13, Jan 2009 is useful for establishing a common framework for specification development, internal review, and project documentation in telecommunications-related infrastructure and related engineering work.
Where is IEEE P1724/D13, Jan 2009 used?
IEEE P1724/D13, Jan 2009 is most relevant in projects where transmission lines must be specified, reviewed, or documented with consistent criteria. That can include engineering teams preparing design packages for communication and broadcast infrastructure, utility-connected line work, or systems where transmission performance and installation requirements must be stated clearly. It may also be used during procurement, design review, and technical coordination when multiple stakeholders need the same criteria document for reference.
Importance in practice
Using IEEE P1724/D13, Jan 2009 can improve consistency in how transmission line design criteria are written and checked. Clear criteria help reduce ambiguity during specification, support better procurement decisions, and make compliance reviews more straightforward. The draft guide also helps teams align expectations for performance, construction details, and documentation quality, which can reduce design risk and rework. For projects with communication or broadcast dependencies, that kind of structure is especially valuable.
- Draft guide for a design criteria document
- Transmission line engineering context
- Supports specification and review workflows
- Relevant to communication and broadcast infrastructure
- Helps improve consistency and documentation control
- Publication Date: 2009
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Communication, Networking and Broadcast Technologies; Computing and Processing
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- This Version: P1724 (2009)
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