IEEE PC62.22.1/D13, Jul 2024
IEEE Approved Draft Guide for Connection of Surge Arresters to Protect Insulated Shielded Electric Power Cable Systems Up to 46 kV
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IEEE PC62.22.1/D13, Jul 2024 is an approved draft guide focused on the connection of surge arresters to protect insulated shielded electric power cable systems up to 46 kV. It addresses a practical electrical engineering problem: how to apply surge protection in a way that supports insulation coordination and system reliability. For utilities, designers, and equipment specifiers, the document helps define a consistent approach to protection decisions for medium-voltage cable installations.
IEEE PC62.22.1/D13, Jul 2024 overview
This standard sits within the IEEE guidance for components, circuits, devices, and systems used in power and energy applications. Its technical context is the interface between surge arresters and insulated shielded cable systems, where connection details can affect protective performance and electrical stress on the cable insulation. IEEE PC62.22.1/D13, Jul 2024 is relevant when engineers need a draft reference for selecting, locating, and integrating arrester connections in systems rated up to 46 kV. It supports more consistent design and review practice.
Typical use cases
Typical use cases include planning surge arrester connections for insulated shielded electric power cables in substations, feeder circuits, and other medium-voltage installations up to 46 kV. The guide may be used when evaluating cable terminations, equipment interfaces, and protection schemes where transient overvoltages are a concern. It is also useful during engineering review, specification writing, and installation planning for power systems that rely on shielded cable construction and coordinated surge protection.
Why this standard matters
This standard matters because arrester connection details can influence insulation stress, protection effectiveness, and overall system reliability. Using a defined IEEE reference can help reduce uncertainty in design choices and support more consistent procurement and technical comparison. For projects involving insulated shielded cable systems, IEEE PC62.22.1/D13, Jul 2024 provides a focused basis for reviewing compliance, checking application assumptions, and lowering the risk of avoidable overvoltage-related damage.
- Surge arrester connection guidance
- Insulated shielded cable systems
- Systems up to 46 kV
- Insulation coordination considerations
- Medium-voltage power applications
- Publication Date: 2024
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems; Power, Energy and Industry Applications
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