IEEE PC62.48/D10
Protective Devices (Revision of IEEE C62.48-1995) Replaced by C62.48-2005
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IEEE PC62.48/D10 is a draft IEEE standard related to protective devices, with its scope shaped by the revision history of IEEE C62.48-1995 and its replacement by C62.48-2005. It is relevant to power, energy, and industrial applications where protection, coordination, and device performance affect system reliability. As an inactive document, it is mainly useful for reference, comparison, and understanding the technical basis behind later protection requirements.
What is IEEE PC62.48/D10?
This technical document is associated with protective devices and the engineering considerations that support their use in electrical power systems. IEEE PC62.48/D10 appears to be a draft revision within the IEEE C62 family, indicating a focus on device behavior, application limits, and related performance criteria. For engineers and standards users, it provides context for how protective-device guidance evolved before the later replacement standard took effect.
Where is IEEE PC62.48/D10 used?
The standard is most relevant in power-system planning, equipment specification, and protection coordination work for electrical installations. Its protective-device focus makes it useful where surge, interruption, or fault-related performance must be considered alongside system design. In practice, it may be consulted for utility equipment, industrial power distribution, and engineering reviews that require reference to older IEEE guidance in the protective devices area.
Why is IEEE PC62.48/D10 important?
IEEE PC62.48/D10 matters because protective-device requirements influence safety, continuity of service, and consistency in electrical design. Using the correct technical reference helps reduce misapplication, supports more reliable procurement decisions, and gives teams a clear basis for testing or comparison. For organizations handling legacy designs or document control, the standard can also help trace how protective-device guidance was developed before later revisions replaced it.
- Protective devices and application guidance
- Draft revision within the IEEE C62 series
- Reference for power and industrial systems
- Useful for legacy comparison and document control
- Replaced by C62.48-2005
- Publication Date: 2003
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Power, Energy and Industry Applications
- Official IEEE: Doi link
- This Version: PC62.48 (2003)
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