IEEE PC57.12.23/D7, Apr 2008
Phase Transformers: 167 kVa and Smaller; High Voltage 25 000 V and Below; Low Voltage 600 V and Below (Revison of IEEE C57.12.23-2002)
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IEEE PC57.12.23/D7, Apr 2008 is an inactive draft standard for phase transformers rated 167 kVA and smaller, covering high-voltage systems up to 25,000 V and low-voltage systems up to 600 V. It is relevant to power, energy, and industry applications where transformer design and performance need clear technical direction. IEEE PC57.12.23/D7, Apr 2008 helps define the expectations around ratings, construction, and testing for this transformer class, supporting more consistent engineering and procurement decisions.
About IEEE PC57.12.23/D7, Apr 2008
This document addresses technical requirements for phase transformers within a relatively limited size and voltage range, making it a focused reference for equipment specification and evaluation. As a draft revision of IEEE C57.12.23-2002, IEEE PC57.12.23/D7, Apr 2008 reflects the IEEE family of transformer standards and is useful when comparing design details, insulating practices, and performance expectations. For buyers and engineers, it serves as a product-specific guide rather than a general power equipment standard.
Where is IEEE PC57.12.23/D7, Apr 2008 used?
This standard is commonly associated with utility and industrial power systems that use smaller phase transformers for distribution, isolation, or voltage transformation. It is especially relevant in equipment selection, specification review, and acceptance testing for transformers installed in facilities, substations, or other power and energy applications. IEEE PC57.12.23/D7, Apr 2008 may also be used by engineers and procurement teams when confirming that a transformer matches the expected high-voltage and low-voltage limits.
Importance in practice
In practice, the value of IEEE PC57.12.23/D7, Apr 2008 lies in helping align design choices and purchasing requirements with a defined transformer scope. It supports consistency in ratings, insulation coordination, and product testing, which can reduce ambiguity during compliance review and factory acceptance. For smaller phase transformers, that kind of clarity matters because even modest differences in specifications can affect reliability, safety, and long-term operating performance. Using the standard can help reduce risk across engineering and procurement workflows.
- Phase transformers up to 167 kVA
- High voltage up to 25,000 V
- Low voltage up to 600 V
- Draft revision of IEEE C57.12.23-2002
- Focused on transformer specification and testing
- Publication Date: 2008
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Power, Energy and Industry Applications
- Official IEEE: Doi link
- New Version Available: PC57.12.23 (2018)
- This Version: PC57.12.23 (2008)
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