IEEE P2819/D3, Apr 2024
IEEE Draft Recommended Practice for Measuring Electromagnetic Fields from Overhead Power Transmission Lines in Shared AC and DC Corridors
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IEEE P2819/D3, Apr 2024 is a draft recommended practice focused on measuring electromagnetic fields from overhead power transmission lines located in shared AC and DC corridors. It addresses a specialized engineering need where mixed transmission environments can affect how field measurements are taken, compared, and interpreted. For utilities, consultants, and researchers working in power, energy, and electromagnetics, this technical document supports more consistent measurement methods and clearer evaluation of corridor conditions.
Overview of IEEE P2819/D3, Apr 2024
This draft standard provides guidance for measurement practice in transmission corridors that combine alternating current and direct current overhead lines. IEEE P2819/D3, Apr 2024 is relevant to field measurement work where electromagnetic field behavior may vary because of line configuration, operating conditions, and corridor sharing. By setting a recommended practice for measurement, it helps align technical assessments across projects and locations. It is especially useful when field data must be credible, repeatable, and suitable for engineering review or comparison.
Typical use cases
Typical use of IEEE P2819/D3, Apr 2024 includes field surveys along shared AC/DC transmission routes, measurement planning for corridor studies, and technical evaluation of electromagnetic exposure or environmental field levels. It may be used by transmission operators, engineering firms, and test teams that need a common approach for collecting data from overhead lines. The draft can also support study work tied to corridor expansion, line interaction analysis, and documentation of measurement conditions for review.
Why it matters
Accurate field measurement matters in shared transmission corridors because AC and DC systems can present different measurement challenges and practical interpretation issues. IEEE P2819/D3, Apr 2024 helps reduce ambiguity in how results are gathered and reported, which supports consistency in compliance-related studies, internal engineering decisions, and procurement of measurement services. A shared recommended practice can also lower the risk of comparing unlike results, improving confidence in safety assessments, performance evaluations, and technical communication.
- Shared AC and DC corridor measurements
- Overhead power transmission line field studies
- Electromagnetic field data collection
- Engineering review and comparison
- Consistent measurement practice
- Publication Date: 2024
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Fields, Waves and Electromagnetics; Power, Energy and Industry Applications
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