IEEE P2420/D1, Apr 2019
IEEE Draft Standard Criteria for Combustion Turbine Generator Units Applied as Standby Power Supplies for Nuclear Power Generating Stations
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IEEE P2420/D1, Apr 2019 is a draft technical document focused on criteria for combustion turbine generator units used as standby power supplies for nuclear power generating stations. It addresses the design and performance considerations that matter when a turbine-based backup source must support safety-related power needs. For plant engineers, reviewers, and procurement teams, this standard helps define a more consistent basis for evaluating equipment intended for critical nuclear applications.
What is IEEE P2420/D1, Apr 2019?
IEEE P2420/D1, Apr 2019 sets out draft criteria for combustion turbine generator units serving as standby power supplies in nuclear power generating stations. Its technical context is centered on power, energy, and nuclear engineering, with attention to how these generator units are selected, configured, and assessed for reliable backup service. As an IEEE draft standard, it is intended to guide technical evaluation and help align design expectations for these standby power systems.
Where is IEEE P2420/D1, Apr 2019 used?
This standard is relevant where combustion turbine generator units are planned or reviewed as emergency or standby electrical sources in nuclear station support systems. It may be used by engineering teams, system integrators, and plant operators working on auxiliary power arrangements, equipment specifications, and acceptance reviews. The document is especially useful in workflows that involve power system design, reliability assessment, and technical coordination for station electrical backup equipment.
Why is IEEE P2420/D1, Apr 2019 important?
IEEE P2420/D1, Apr 2019 matters because standby generation for nuclear facilities must be considered with careful design control and clear performance expectations. A draft standard in this area can support more consistent procurement language, testing criteria, and engineering review for combustion turbine generator units. By framing the technical requirements for these backup power sources, it may help reduce ambiguity and improve confidence in system readiness and operational resilience.
- Draft criteria for standby combustion turbine generator units
- Nuclear power generating station applications
- Backup power design and review
- Procurement and technical specification support
- Reliability and performance assessment
- Publication Date: 2019
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems; Nuclear Engineering; Power, Energy and Industry Applications
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