IEEE P2819/D5, Dec 2021
voltage Overhead Power Transmission Lines in Parallel Mixed with Alternating Current and Direct Current
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P2819/D5, Dec 2021 addresses voltage overhead power transmission lines that operate in parallel with mixed alternating current and direct current systems. This technical document is relevant to fields, waves and electromagnetics, as well as power, energy and industry applications, where line interaction and electromagnetic effects can affect design choices. P2819/D5, Dec 2021 is useful for understanding how mixed-technology transmission arrangements may influence performance, coordination, and engineering consistency.
P2819/D5, Dec 2021 overview
This standard focuses on the technical context of overhead transmission lines sharing corridors or operating in proximity, with both AC and DC elements present. It is intended to support more consistent engineering decisions where electrical fields, electromagnetic coupling, and operating conditions may interact. As a draft document, P2819/D5, Dec 2021 can be used to align design discussions, evaluation methods, and compliance-related review for mixed transmission configurations. Its value lies in helping define a clearer basis for comparison and control.
Typical use cases
P2819/D5, Dec 2021 is typically relevant during planning, design review, and technical assessment of overhead power transmission routes where AC and DC circuits run in parallel. It may be used when evaluating corridor sharing, line spacing, field exposure considerations, or coordination between transmission assets. The standard is also useful for utilities, transmission engineers, and project teams working on system studies, equipment selection, and engineering documentation for mixed-voltage installations.
Why this standard matters
In practice, P2819/D5, Dec 2021 helps reduce uncertainty when AC and DC overhead lines must coexist in the same general system environment. Clear guidance can support safer engineering choices, more consistent testing or review methods, and better procurement alignment for transmission projects. It may also help limit design risk by giving stakeholders a common reference for performance expectations, electromagnetic behavior, and installation planning. For complex power networks, that consistency is often important for long-term reliability.
- Parallel AC and DC overhead transmission lines
- Voltage-related engineering considerations
- Electromagnetic field and coupling context
- Design review and technical coordination
- Inactive draft document status
- Publication Date: 2021
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Fields, Waves and Electromagnetics; Power, Energy and Industry Applications
- Official IEEE: Doi link
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