IEEE/AIEE 80-1961

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AIEE Guide for Safety in Alternating-Current Substation Grounding

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IEEE/AIEE 80-1961

AIEE Guide for Safety in Alternating-Current Substation Grounding

PUBLISH DATE 1961
PAGES 136
IEEE/AIEE 80-1961

- Inactive-Withdrawn.

The purpose of this Guide is:

  • To review grounding practices with especial reference to safety.
  • To establish, as a basis for design, the safe limits for potential differences which can exist in a station, under fault conditions, between points which can be contacted by the human body.
  • To provide a step by step guide for the design of practical grounding systems based on these limits.
  • To recommend test methods for obtaining data for the design of ground systems, and for verifying the adequacy of ground systems as constructed.
  • To develop mathematical methods as an aid in the understanding and solution of typical ground gradient problems.
  • To make available in English translation, some of the more pertinent and valuable foreign language articles.
  • To provide a comprehensive bibliography, with abstracts, of existing literature related to the subject, for the benefit of those seeking additional information not included herein.

This Guide, as a whole, is primarily concerned with alternating-current outdoor substation installations. A few sections are applicable to indoor portions of such stations or to stations which are wholly indoors.

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