Inactive-Reserved Standard

IEEE 1717-2012

IEEE Standard for Testing Circuit Integrity Cables Using a Hydrocarbon Pool Fire Test Protocol

Standardization of circuit integrity cable testing is beneficial to cable manufacturers, distributors, and users. Uniform procedures, consistent, repeatable results, and measurable test acceptance criteria are required to allow comparisons among competing products and to allow selection of the correct product for the application.

Sponsor Committee
PE/IC - Insulated Conductors
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Status
Inactive-Reserved Standard
PAR Approval
2011-06-16
Board Approval
2012-02-06
History
Published:
2012-03-12
Inactivated Date:
2023-03-30

Working Group Details

Society
IEEE Power and Energy Society
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Sponsor Committee
PE/IC - Insulated Conductors
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Working Group
D17W/P1717_WG - Standard For Testing Circuit Integrity Cables Using the Hydrocarbon Pool Fire Test Protocol
IEEE Program Manager
Dalisa Gonzalez
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Working Group Chair
Robert Schmidt

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P1717

IEEE Draft Standard for Testing Fire-Resistive, Circuit Integrity Cables and Cable Systems Using a Hydrocarbon Pool Fire Test Protocol

Standardization of circuit integrity cable testing is beneficial to cable manufacturers, distributors, and users. Uniform procedures, consistent, repeatable results, and measurable test acceptance criteria are required to allow comparisons among competing products and to allow selection of the correct product for the application.

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