IEEE P1782/D002, Mar 2022
IEEE Approved Draft Guide for Collecting, Categorizing, and Utilizing Information Related to Electric Power Distribution Interruption Events
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IEEE P1782/D002, Mar 2022 is an IEEE approved draft guide focused on collecting, categorizing, and using information related to electric power distribution interruption events. It provides a structured basis for recording outage data and interpreting interruption patterns in a way that supports analysis and decision-making. For utilities, engineers, and system planners working in power, energy, and related system applications, this draft standard can help improve consistency in interruption reporting and comparison.
About IEEE P1782/D002, Mar 2022
This technical document addresses how interruption-event information in electric power distribution systems may be gathered and organized for practical use. IEEE P1782/D002, Mar 2022 is relevant where interruption records must support reliability assessment, engineering review, or operational analysis. Its focus is not on equipment design alone, but on the data needed to describe interruption events clearly and consistently. That makes it useful for teams that need comparable records across feeders, service territories, or reporting periods.
Where is IEEE P1782/D002, Mar 2022 used?
IEEE P1782/D002, Mar 2022 is most applicable in electric power distribution environments where interruption events are logged, reviewed, and turned into usable operational information. It may be used by utility reliability groups, distribution engineers, asset management teams, and data analysts working with outage records, service restoration tracking, and interruption categorization. The guide is especially relevant when organizations need a common method for documenting events and comparing performance across circuits, devices, or operating areas.
Importance in practice
In practice, this draft guide helps reduce ambiguity in how interruption data is collected and interpreted. That matters for compliance reporting, performance benchmarking, planning studies, and internal review of service reliability. IEEE P1782/D002, Mar 2022 can also support more consistent testing and analysis workflows by encouraging a shared approach to event categorization. For organizations managing distribution systems, that consistency may improve data quality, lower reporting risk, and make comparisons more meaningful over time.
- Electric power distribution interruption events
- Data collection and event categorization
- Reliability analysis and reporting
- Utility operations and engineering review
- Consistent interruption recordkeeping
- Publication Date: 2022
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems; Fields, Waves and Electromagnetics; Power, Energy and Industry Applications
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- This Version: P1782 (2022)
- Previous Version: P1782 (2022)
- Previous Version: P1782 (2013)
- Previous Version: P1782 (2012)
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