IEEE PC62.11/D12A, Aug 2012
Oxide Surge Arresters for AC Power Circuits (> 1 kV)
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PC62.11/D12A, Aug 2012 is a technical standard for oxide surge arresters used in AC power circuits above 1 kV. It is relevant to power, energy, and industrial applications where voltage surges must be controlled to protect equipment and improve system reliability. As an inactive standard, it remains useful for understanding legacy design and procurement references, as well as the expected performance, ratings, and test approach for these protective devices.
What is PC62.11/D12A, Aug 2012?
This standard defines a technical framework for oxide surge arresters, typically used to limit overvoltage events in high-voltage AC systems. PC62.11/D12A, Aug 2012 focuses on the device characteristics and requirements that help engineers evaluate insulation coordination, protective performance, and suitability for service above 1 kV. In practical terms, it supports consistent specification, comparison, and testing of surge arresters intended for power system protection.
Where is PC62.11/D12A, Aug 2012 used?
PC62.11/D12A, Aug 2012 is commonly used in the design and selection of surge protection equipment for substations, switchgear, transformers, overhead lines, and other AC power installations. It is especially relevant where oxide surge arresters are applied to reduce the effects of lightning and switching surges. Engineers, utilities, and industrial facilities may use it when reviewing technical requirements for higher-voltage power circuits and related protection schemes.
Why is PC62.11/D12A, Aug 2012 important?
This standard matters because surge arresters must perform predictably when overvoltage events occur. PC62.11/D12A, Aug 2012 helps support consistent design and acceptance criteria, which can reduce risk to electrical equipment and improve system reliability. For procurement and compliance work, it provides a recognized reference for comparing products, checking ratings, and confirming that oxide surge arresters are appropriate for the intended AC power application above 1 kV.
- Oxide surge arrester requirements
- AC power circuits above 1 kV
- Protection against surge overvoltages
- Performance and rating reference
- Legacy technical specification
- Publication Date: 2012
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Power, Energy and Industry Applications; Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems
- Official IEEE: Doi link
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