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IEEE ANSI C37.1 1987

IEEE ANSI C37.1 1987

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IEEE Standard Definition, Specification, and Analysis of Systems Used for Supervisory Control, Data Acquisition, and Automatic Control

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IEEE 1987 52
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Revision Standard – Inactive – Superseded. This standard applies to, and provides the basis for the definition, specification, performance analyis, and application of systems used for suervisory control, data acquisition or automatic control, or both, in attended or unattended electric substations, including those associated with generating stations, and power utilization and conversion facilities. This standard does not apply to electomech- National Standard Electrical and Electronics anical or static, protective-relaying equipment. Diagrams (Including Supplements ANSI (See ANSI/IEEE C37.90-1978 (R1982)[ll], ANSI/IEEE C37.90.1-1974 (R1979) [12], Y14-15a-1970 and ANSI Y14.15b-1973. ANSI/IEEE C37.91-1985 E131, ANSI/IEEE [6] ANSI 224.21-1957 (R1971), American C37.93-1976 [141, ANSI/IEEE C37.95-1973, National Standard Method for Measurement(R1980)[151 , ANSI/IEEE C37.96-1976 Specifying the Characteristics of Pickups for (R1981)[161, and ANSI/IEEE C37.97-1979 (R1984)[17].

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PDF Pages PDF Title
5 3 Definitions
9 1 Scope
2 References
18 4 Functional Characteristics
4.1 Typical Diagrams
19 Scada System Data/Control Flow
Master-Station Block Diagram
20 System Functional Characteristics
Remote-Station Block Diagram
24 5 Interfaces
5.1 Mechanical
Interface Block Diagram
25 Electrical Power and Grounding
5.3 Data and Control
26 Analog Input Signals
Analog Output Signals
27 Digital Electronic Input Signals
Digital Electronic Output Signals
Digital Electromechanical Inputs (Status)
28 5.4 Communication
Digital Electromechanical Inputs (Accumulator)
Digital Electromechanical Outputs
29 Data Communication Equipment
Communication Channel
31 5.5 ManIMachine
32 Environmental Conditions
Recommended Electrical Graphic Symbols and Meanings
33 6.1 Environment
Operating Temperature and Humidity by Location
34 6.2 Vibrationandshock
6.3 SeismicEnvironment
35 6.4 Lightning Protection
6.5 Acoustic Interference Limitations
Electromagnetic Interference (emi) and Electromagnetic Compatibility (emc)
36 Noise Criteria (NC) Curves for Speech Communication
37 7 Characteristics
7.1 Reliability
7.2 Maintainability
38 7.3 Availability
39 7.4 System Security
40 7.5 Expandability
7.6 Changeability
41 8 Marking
8.1 Identification
8.2 Nameplates
8.3 Warning
9 Tests and Inspections
Stages of Tests and Inspections
42 Interface Tests and Inspections
Test Stages and Classes of Tests
43 Typical Surge Withstand Capability (SWC) Test Points
44 9.3 Environmental Tests
9.4 Functional Tests
45 System Performance Tests
SystemInputScenario
46 Bum-In Tests (Optional)
Availability Test (Optional)
Acceptance Test (Optional)
47 9.9 Documentation Verification
10 Documentation
10.1 Design
10.2 Installation
Operating Instructions and Records
48 Maintenance Instructions and Records
10.5 Test
49 Master/Remote Station Interconnections
50 Appendix B Bibliography

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