IEEE P62271-37-013/FDIS, Jun 2021
013: Alternating-Current Generator Circuit-Breakers
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P62271-37-013/FDIS, Jun 2021 is a technical standard for alternating-current generator circuit-breakers, providing a focused reference for the design and evaluation of switching devices used in power, energy and industrial applications. It is relevant where generator connection and protection must be handled with consistent engineering criteria. By addressing this specific equipment category, the standard helps support safer specification, more reliable performance, and clearer alignment between equipment requirements and operating conditions.
P62271-37-013/FDIS, Jun 2021 overview
This standard sits within the broader context of components, circuits, devices and systems used in electrical power applications. Its subtitle points to alternating-current generator circuit-breakers, indicating a specialized document for equipment that connects, interrupts, and protects generator circuits. P62271-37-013/FDIS, Jun 2021 is therefore most useful as a technical baseline for understanding expected requirements, ratings, and application considerations for this type of switchgear. For procurement and engineering teams, it offers a structured way to compare products against a defined specification.
Typical use cases
P62271-37-013/FDIS, Jun 2021 is typically consulted when specifying or reviewing circuit-breakers used between generators and the wider electrical system. It is relevant for generator switchgear assemblies, power plant auxiliary systems, industrial generation equipment, and integration work where alternating-current generator circuits need defined interruption and protection behavior. Engineers, buyers, and testing teams may use it to support equipment selection, technical documentation, and conformity checks for systems where generator switching performance is important.
Why this standard matters
In generator applications, the circuit-breaker must perform reliably under demanding electrical conditions, so a clear standard helps reduce design ambiguity and procurement risk. P62271-37-013/FDIS, Jun 2021 supports more consistent evaluation of equipment intended for alternating-current generator duty, which can improve coordination between design, testing, and installation requirements. For organizations managing power systems, this kind of specification matters because it can help with safety, operational consistency, and clearer acceptance criteria for critical switchgear.
- Alternating-current generator circuit-breakers
- Power and industrial electrical applications
- Specification and compliance reference
- Testing and equipment comparison support
- Generator switching and protection focus
- Publication Date: 2021
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems; Power, Energy and Industry Applications
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- New Version Available: P62271 (2024)
- Previous Version: P62271 (2023)
- This Version: P62271 (2021)
- Previous Version: P62271 (2019)
- Previous Version: P62271 (2018)
- Previous Version: P62271 (2018)
- Previous Version: P62271 (2017)
- Previous Version: P62271 (2015)
- Previous Version: P62271 (2015)
- Previous Version: P62271 (2012)
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