IEEE PC57.19.03/cor1/D2.2
Corrigendum 1
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PC57.19.03/cor1/D2.2 is a corrigendum to the PC57.19.03 technical document, offering a focused correction for its requirements in the Power, Energy and Industry Applications field. As an inactive English-language standard record, it is useful for users who need to verify the corrected wording, interpret the revised provisions, or align related engineering work with the amended text. For projects that reference PC57.19.03/cor1/D2.2, the update helps reduce ambiguity in design, review, and documentation.
PC57.19.03/cor1/D2.2 overview
This corrigendum is intended to amend the base PC57.19.03 standard, making it important wherever precise technical interpretation matters. In a power and energy context, corrigenda commonly address editorial corrections, clarified requirements, or adjustments that affect how the underlying standard is applied in practice. PC57.19.03/cor1/D2.2 therefore serves as a reference point for maintaining consistency between the original document and its corrected form, especially during specification review, compliance checks, and internal engineering control.
Typical use cases
PC57.19.03/cor1/D2.2 may be used when checking a design against the corrected version of the standard, particularly in power equipment, utility-related documentation, or industry applications that rely on accurate technical requirements. It can support procurement reviews, specification comparison, and test planning where the corrigendum affects how the base document should be read. Teams working with engineering records, approval workflows, or compliance files may also consult it to ensure the latest corrected text is followed.
Why this standard matters
Even a corrigendum can be significant when it changes how a requirement is interpreted or applied. PC57.19.03/cor1/D2.2 helps reduce the risk of relying on outdated wording, which can affect design decisions, acceptance testing, and contract alignment. In power and energy projects, consistency across drawings, specifications, and procurement records is essential, so using the corrected document supports better control of technical assumptions and fewer errors during review or implementation.
- Corrigendum to PC57.19.03
- Power, Energy and Industry Applications context
- English-language technical reference
- Useful for corrected interpretation and review
- Supports compliance and documentation control
- Publication Date: 2005
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Power, Energy and Industry Applications
- Official IEEE: Doi link
- This Version: PC57.19.03 (2005)
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