IEEE 1865-2019 PDF
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IEEE Standard Specifications for Maintenance and Test of Distributed Control Systems in Thermal Power Stations: General Requirements and Definitions
IEEE , 12/20/2019
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IEEE 1865-2019 PDF
This standard specifies the technical and managerial requirements for operational maintenance, repair, and tests of distributed control systems (DCSs) in power stations. This standard is applicable to the operational maintenance, repair, and tests of DCSs in conventional thermal power stations after commencement of commercial operation. IEEE Std 1865(TM) specifies the general requirements applicable to all standards in the IEEE 1865 series. IEEE Std 1865.1(TM) and IEEE Std 1865.2(TM) concentrate on more specific topics. IEEE Std 1865.1 provides detailed requirements for the repair and test of DCSs, including items, methods, and procedures. IEEE Std 1865.2 provides detailed requirements for the operational maintenance and management of DCSs, including items, methods, and procedures.
This standard is intended to help maintain good conditions and reliable operation of DCS by providing technical and managerial requirements for the repair, test, and operational maintenance, based on proven engineering philosophy, methods, procedures, and field experiences with DCS of different brands. It aims to: a) Specify requirements for inspection and maintenance of DCS hardware/software; checking and testing system performance, basic application functions, and monitoring and control functions; and their respective acceptance. b) Specify requirements for day-to-day management, periodic maintenance, and the procedures to deal with DCS hardware/software failure.
New IEEE Standard – Active. The technical and managerial requirements for operational maintenance, repair, and tests of distributed control systems (DCSs) in power stations are specified. This standard is applicable to the operational maintenance, repair, and tests of DCSs in conventional thermal power stations after commencement of commercial operation.
