IEEE P1726/D14, Feb 2013
IEEE Draft Guide for the Functional Specification of Fixed Transmission Series Capacitor Banks for Transmission System Applications
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IEEE P1726/D14, Feb 2013 is a draft guide for the functional specification of fixed transmission series capacitor banks used in transmission system applications. It focuses on how these power-system components are described, rated, and evaluated so that utilities, engineers, and suppliers can align expectations during design and procurement. For transmission networks, that clarity matters because series capacitor banks can influence power flow, voltage behavior, and overall system performance.
Overview of IEEE P1726/D14, Feb 2013
This technical document addresses the functional specification of fixed transmission series capacitor banks, a specialized class of equipment within power, energy, and industrial applications. IEEE P1726/D14, Feb 2013 is intended to help define the characteristics and requirements that are typically needed when planning or procuring these banks for transmission-line use. As a draft guide, it is useful for establishing a common engineering basis for design review, acceptance criteria, and project documentation.
Typical use cases
IEEE P1726/D14, Feb 2013 is most relevant where transmission system operators need fixed series capacitor banks to support line performance and power transfer capability. It may be used by engineering teams preparing equipment specifications, by procurement groups comparing supplier proposals, and by manufacturers developing bank designs for utility projects. The guide is also helpful in workflows that involve technical review of capacitor bank ratings, insulation coordination, and application-specific operating assumptions for transmission corridors.
Why it matters
Using IEEE P1726/D14, Feb 2013 can improve consistency in how fixed transmission series capacitor banks are specified and assessed. That consistency supports clearer communication between owners, designers, and vendors, which can reduce the risk of mismatched expectations during design and delivery. It also helps with compliance-oriented documentation, performance verification, and safer system integration by encouraging a shared understanding of functional requirements for transmission applications.
- Fixed transmission series capacitor bank specification
- Functional requirements and rating considerations
- Transmission system application focus
- Design review and procurement support
- Performance and acceptance criteria alignment
- Publication Date: 2013
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Power, Energy and Industry Applications; Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems
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