IEEE P1726/D15, Mar 2013
IEEE Draft Guide for the Functional Specification of Fixed Transmission Series Capacitor Banks for Transmission System Applications
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IEEE P1726/D15, Mar 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 capacitor banks should be defined for reliable power system use, helping engineers address design intent, operating behavior, and interface expectations. For projects involving transmission equipment and grid compensation, the document supports clearer technical requirements and more consistent specification of performance-related needs.
About IEEE P1726/D15, Mar 2013
This technical document addresses the functional specification of fixed transmission series capacitor banks, which are used to influence power flow and support transmission system performance. IEEE P1726/D15, Mar 2013 is relevant where precise equipment requirements matter, such as defining operating conditions, electrical characteristics, and expected functional behavior. As a draft guide, it is aimed at improving consistency in how these banks are specified, reviewed, and compared during engineering and procurement activities.
Where is IEEE P1726/D15, Mar 2013 used?
IEEE P1726/D15, Mar 2013 is typically used in transmission network projects that include series compensation equipment and associated power-system engineering work. It may be applied by utilities, grid planners, and equipment engineers when preparing specifications for fixed transmission series capacitor banks, especially where system performance and equipment compatibility must be coordinated. The standard is also useful during design review, tender preparation, and acceptance planning for transmission-related capacitor installations.
Importance in practice
In practice, IEEE P1726/D15, Mar 2013 helps reduce ambiguity in how fixed transmission series capacitor banks are defined and evaluated. Clear functional specification supports better design control, more consistent procurement documents, and fewer misunderstandings between system owners and equipment suppliers. It may also improve review and testing alignment by setting a clearer basis for expected behavior, which can lower technical risk in transmission system applications and support more reliable implementation.
- Fixed transmission series capacitor banks
- Functional specification guidance
- Transmission system applications
- Design, review, and procurement support
- Performance and compliance alignment
- Publication Date: 2013
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Power, Energy and Industry Applications; Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems
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