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What is the primary purpose of the IEEE Guide for Substation Fire Protection?
What is the primary purpose of the IEEE Guide for Substation Fire Protection?
To provide design guidance, fire hazard assessment, and pre-fire planning for substation engineers.
Which type of fluid is predominantly identified as a fire hazard in substations?
Which type of fluid is predominantly identified as a fire hazard in substations?
- Glycerin
- Vegetable oil
- Mineral oil (correct)
- Water
The original guide was developed in 1994.
The original guide was developed in 1994.
True (A)
What new topics have been included in the revised guide?
What new topics have been included in the revised guide?
Which of the following specialists may be involved in fire protection solutions for substations? (Select all that apply)
Which of the following specialists may be involved in fire protection solutions for substations? (Select all that apply)
What type of substations does the guide provide fire protection guidance for? (Select all that apply)
What type of substations does the guide provide fire protection guidance for? (Select all that apply)
What are 'less-flammable' dielectric fluids introduced to reduce?
What are 'less-flammable' dielectric fluids introduced to reduce?
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Overview
- This standard provides guidance for substation fire protection.
- Updates on fire hazard assessment and pre-fire planning were added, as well as changes in industry practices.
- This guide focuses on mineral oil fires as it is the predominant dielectric fluid for transformers, highlighting the hazard in substations.
- This guide focuses on mineral oil fires as it is the predominant dielectric fluid for transformers, highlighting the hazard in substations.
- “Less-flammable” dielectric fluids are an alternative to mineral oil as they have higher flash and fire points.
- Substation design engineers, operation and maintenance staff, fire protection engineers, local fire departments, the authority having jurisdiction over the substation, architects and code consultants are involved in fire protection.
- The guide provides standardized fire protection guidance for several types of substations, including:
- Generating plant switchyards
- Customer substations
- Switching substations
- Transmission substations
- Distribution substations
- Capacitor substations
- Converter station switchyards
- Several substation designs are specified:
- Outdoor substations
- Indoor substations
- Multistory above-grade substations
- Underground substations
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