IEEE P1782/D4, Nov 2012
IEEE Draft Guide for Collecting, Categorizing and Utilization of Information Related to Electric Power Distribution Interruption Events
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IEEE P1782/D4, Nov 2012 is an IEEE draft guide focused on collecting, categorizing, and using information related to electric power distribution interruption events. It addresses the practical challenge of turning outage and interruption data into a format that supports engineering analysis, operational review, and better event tracking. For power and energy professionals, this draft document can help improve consistency when recording interruption information across distribution systems and related equipment environments.
What is IEEE P1782/D4, Nov 2012?
This draft guide provides a technical framework for handling information about electric power distribution interruption events. IEEE P1782/D4, Nov 2012 is oriented toward how interruption data may be gathered, organized, and applied in utility and engineering workflows. By defining a clearer approach to categorizing event information, it supports more consistent interpretation of outage records, reliability studies, and performance evaluation within distribution-related operations.
Where is IEEE P1782/D4, Nov 2012 used?
IEEE P1782/D4, Nov 2012 is most relevant in electric distribution environments where interruption events are logged and reviewed, such as utility control centers, reliability engineering teams, and asset management workflows. It may also support organizations that analyze feeder performance, service interruptions, and event trends across components, circuits, and connected devices. The document is useful wherever interruption data must be collected in a structured way for reporting, comparison, or follow-up analysis.
Why is IEEE P1782/D4, Nov 2012 important?
This draft guide matters because interruption data is only useful when it is recorded and categorized consistently. IEEE P1782/D4, Nov 2012 can help reduce ambiguity in how events are described, which supports better comparison between systems, clearer compliance records, and more reliable engineering decisions. In practice, that can improve fault analysis, performance monitoring, and procurement or maintenance planning tied to distribution reliability.
- Electric power distribution interruption events
- Data collection and categorization
- Reliability and performance analysis
- Operational record consistency
- Engineering review of outage information
- Publication Date: 2012
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Power, Energy and Industry Applications; Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems
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- New Version Available: P1782 (2022)
- Previous Version: P1782 (2022)
- Previous Version: P1782 (2013)
- This Version: P1782 (2012)
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