IEEE PC62.92.5/D4, May 2008
Transmission Systems and Subtransmission Systems
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PC62.92.5/D4, May 2008 is a technical standard document focused on transmission systems and subtransmission systems within power, energy and industry applications. It is intended to help define consistent engineering expectations for equipment and network-related requirements in these utility environments. For organizations working with grid infrastructure, the standard can support clearer design decisions, better specification alignment, and more reliable planning for systems where performance and continuity matter.
About PC62.92.5/D4, May 2008
This standard addresses the technical context of transmission systems and subtransmission systems, where electrical power must be moved efficiently and managed with care over higher-voltage networks. PC62.92.5/D4, May 2008 is relevant as a reference point for requirements, terminology, or system considerations used in engineering and procurement workflows. In practice, it helps frame how related equipment and network arrangements are understood, specified, and evaluated in power-system applications.
Where is PC62.92.5/D4, May 2008 used?
PC62.92.5/D4, May 2008 is typically used in planning, specification, and review activities for transmission corridors, subtransmission feeders, and associated substations. It may also be consulted when coordinating switchgear, protection arrangements, conductors, transformers, and other equipment tied to bulk power delivery. The standard is relevant to utilities, engineering teams, and industrial operators that rely on structured power-system documentation to support network reliability and consistent technical decisions.
Importance in practice
In practice, this standard matters because transmission and subtransmission systems need consistent technical criteria to reduce design ambiguity and improve operational confidence. PC62.92.5/D4, May 2008 can help support compliance efforts, equipment comparisons, and engineering checks when planning or reviewing power infrastructure. Using a defined standard also helps reduce risk during procurement, testing, and integration, especially where utility-grade performance and system coordination are important.
- Transmission and subtransmission system context
- Power, energy, and industry applications
- Engineering and specification reference
- Utility-focused network planning
- Design and compliance support
- Publication Date: 2008
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Power, Energy and Industry Applications
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