IEEE P1782/D1, Jan 2022
IEEE Draft Guide for Collecting, Categorizing, and Utilizing Information Related to Electric Power Distribution Interruption Events
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IEEE P1782/D1, Jan 2022 is a draft IEEE guide focused on collecting, categorizing, and using information related to electric power distribution interruption events. In the power, energy and industry applications context, it supports a more structured approach to outage data so utilities and related organizations can compare events more consistently, improve analysis, and support operational decisions. IEEE P1782/D1, Jan 2022 is relevant wherever interruption records are used to track reliability, identify patterns, and strengthen reporting practices.
IEEE P1782/D1, Jan 2022 overview
This technical document addresses how interruption-event information in electric power distribution systems may be gathered and organized for practical use. The draft guide is centered on data handling rather than equipment design, helping create a common basis for categorizing events such as outages, interruptions, and related service-impact records. For engineering teams, analysts, and reliability groups, IEEE P1782/D1, Jan 2022 provides a framework that can improve consistency in how interruption information is interpreted across studies and operational reviews.
Typical use cases
IEEE P1782/D1, Jan 2022 is typically used in utility reliability programs, distribution operations reporting, and event analysis workflows that depend on interruption data. It may help teams classify service interruptions, compare event records across feeders or service areas, and support internal databases used for performance review. The guide can also be useful in planning studies, outage trend analysis, and documentation processes where consistent terminology and categorization improve the quality of power system information.
Why this standard matters
Clear interruption-event information is important for consistency, accountability, and better decision-making in distribution systems. IEEE P1782/D1, Jan 2022 matters because poorly categorized outage data can weaken reliability analysis, complicate compliance reporting, and limit the value of operational records. By guiding how information is collected and used, the draft supports more reliable comparisons, more defensible engineering review, and better alignment between field events and reporting practices in power and energy applications.
- Electric power distribution interruption events
- Data collection and event categorization
- Reliability analysis and reporting
- Utility operations and performance review
- Publication Date: 2022
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Power, Energy and Industry Applications
- Official IEEE: Doi link
- New Version Available: P1782 (2022)
- This Version: P1782 (2022)
- Previous Version: P1782 (2013)
- Previous Version: P1782 (2012)
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