IEEE PC37.116/D9.4 Jul 2006
Line Series Capacitor Banks
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PC37.116/D9.4 Jul 2006 is a technical standard document for line series capacitor banks, supporting power, energy and industry applications where controlled reactive compensation is needed. It addresses the engineering and performance expectations associated with these capacitor bank installations, helping define how they should be specified, evaluated, and integrated into power systems. For utilities, industrial plants, and transmission projects, this standard can be important for consistent design and dependable operation.
About PC37.116/D9.4 Jul 2006
PC37.116/D9.4 Jul 2006 focuses on the technical context of line series capacitor banks, which are used in electrical networks to influence power flow and improve system performance. The standard is relevant to equipment selection, design review, and compliance work tied to high-voltage power applications. By setting a common reference point for expected characteristics and requirements, it helps engineers and procurement teams align specifications with the operational needs of a series-compensated system.
Where is PC37.116/D9.4 Jul 2006 used?
This standard is typically used in utility transmission projects, grid studies, and industrial power infrastructure where line series capacitor banks are part of the network design. It may also support equipment procurement and technical documentation for substations, compensation schemes, and system upgrades. In these settings, PC37.116/D9.4 Jul 2006 helps teams work from a shared basis when evaluating capacitor bank performance, installation expectations, and compatibility with broader power system requirements.
Importance in practice
PC37.116/D9.4 Jul 2006 matters because series capacitor bank applications involve both performance and operational risk. Using a recognized standard can improve consistency in design decisions, testing approach, and technical review, while also supporting safer and more predictable system behavior. For organizations responsible for power network reliability, it provides a useful reference for procurement, specification control, and engineering coordination. The result is better alignment between equipment capability and real-world operating conditions.
- Line series capacitor bank requirements
- Power system compensation context
- Design and specification reference
- Testing and compliance support
- Utility and industrial applications
- Publication Date: 2006
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Power, Energy and Industry Applications
- Official IEEE: Doi link
- New Version Available: PC37.116 (2018)
- Previous Version: PC37.116 (2018)
- Previous Version: PC37.116 (2006)
- This Version: PC37.116 (2006)
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