IEEE PC57.13.9/D17, Aug 2022
Line Carrier Coupling Capacitors and Coupling Capacitor Voltage Transformers
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PC57.13.9/D17, Aug 2022 is a technical standard for line carrier coupling capacitors and coupling capacitor voltage transformers used in power and energy applications. It provides guidance for components that support carrier-based communication and voltage coupling on transmission systems, helping engineers address design, rating, insulation, and performance considerations. For utility and industrial power equipment, this specification is relevant because it supports consistent selection, testing, and application of devices that must operate reliably in demanding electrical environments.
Overview of PC57.13.9/D17, Aug 2022
This document focuses on the technical requirements associated with line carrier coupling capacitors and coupling capacitor voltage transformers, which are commonly used in high-voltage power systems. PC57.13.9/D17, Aug 2022 is intended to help define how these components are specified and evaluated for electrical service, including their behavior in circuits where both measurement and communication functions may be important. In practice, it supports clearer engineering expectations for performance, insulation, and system compatibility.
Typical use cases
PC57.13.9/D17, Aug 2022 is typically used when specifying equipment for transmission and substation applications that rely on line carrier coupling or voltage transformation. It may be referenced during procurement, design review, testing, and acceptance of coupling capacitors and coupling capacitor voltage transformers used in protection, metering, or communications-related installations. The standard is especially relevant for utilities, grid infrastructure projects, and other power systems where stable operation and predictable component behavior are essential.
Why it matters
Using PC57.13.9/D17, Aug 2022 can help improve consistency across design and procurement decisions for these specialized power components. It matters because coupling capacitors and voltage transformers are part of systems where incorrect ratings, insulation weakness, or poor performance can affect reliability and safety. A clear technical reference also supports more controlled testing and compliance checks, reducing the risk of mismatched equipment and helping ensure that installed devices meet the intended electrical service conditions.
- Line carrier coupling capacitor requirements
- Coupling capacitor voltage transformer applications
- Power-system insulation and rating considerations
- Testing and compliance support
- Transmission and substation equipment specification
- Publication Date: 2022
- Standard Status: Active
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems; Power, Energy and Industry Applications
- Official IEEE: Doi link
- This Version: PC57.13.9 (2022)
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