IEEE 692 2010

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IEEE Standard Criteria for Security Systems for Nuclear Power Generating Stations

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IEEE	2010	49

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Revision Standard – Inactive – Superseded. The standard provides criteria for the design, testing, and maintenance of security system equipment for nuclear power generating stations. Such equipment includes permanently or temporarily installed systems, subsystems, and components used by the security force for physical protection of the station against security threats. It includes equipment for security-related detection, assessment, surveillance, access control, communication, and data acquisition.

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PDF Pages	PDF Title
1	IEEE Std 692-2010 Front Cover
3	Title Page
6	Introduction
8	Notice to users Laws and regulations Copyrights Updating of IEEE documents Errata Interpretations Patents
9	Participants
11	Contents
13	Important Notice 1. Overview 1.1 Scope 1.2 Purpose 2. Normative references
14	3. Definitions
16	4. Integrated security system 4.1 Design basis 4.2 List of security system subsystems and equipment
17	4.3 General performance requirements
21	5. Perimeter intrusion alarm system 5.1 Design basis 5.2 Types of perimeter intrusion alarm system sensors
22	5.3 Site evaluation, system selection, and location
23	5.4 Location 5.5 Probability of detection 5.6 Required alarm conditions 5.7 Tamper protection 6. Security lighting 6.1 Design basis
24	6.2 Outdoor security lighting
25	6.3 Primary portal security lighting
26	6.4 Interior security lighting 6.5 Establishing and maintaining required illumination levels
27	7. Video surveillance 7.1 Design basis 7.2 Performance requirements
30	7.3 Minimum equipment standards
31	7.4 Documentation 8. Access control 8.1 Design basis 8.2 Access control barriers
32	8.3 Types of hardware
33	9. Interior intrusion detection 9.1 Design basis 9.2 Description
34	9.3 Site evaluation 9.4 Performance requirements
35	9.5 Tamper protection 10. Data acquisition, processing, and display 10.1 Design basis 10.2 Data acquisition
36	10.3 Signal processing
37	10.4 Data display
38	10.5 Alarm reporting
39	10.6 Integration of access control system with other security functions
40	11. Voice communications 11.1 Design basis 11.2 Telephone 11.3 Radio 11.4 Communications coverage
41	11.5 Communication protection 11.6 Antenna protection 11.7 Intelligence protection 11.8 Radio interference protection 11.9 Loss of communication 12. Line supervision 12.1 Design basis 12.2 Continuous detection 12.3 Timely detection 12.4 Protection-in-depth
42	12.5 Balanced protection 12.6 Specific approaches to line supervision 13. Duress alarms 13.1 Design basis 13.2 Duress alarm devices
43	13.3 Operation 13.4 Multiplexing considerations 13.5 Annunciation exclusion 13.6 Wireless considerations 13.7 Hand-held transceiver considerations 14. Power supplies 14.1 Design basis
45	14.2 Emergency security system power
46	15. Maintenance and testing 15.1 Design basis 15.2 Acceptance testing 15.3 Equipment identification 15.4 Procedures
47	15.5 Intervals 15.6 Records 15.7 Spare parts 15.8 Technical information 15.9 Training and qualifications
48	Annex A (informative) Bibliography