IEEE 28B
VALVE and EXPULSION TYPE LIGHTNING ARRESTERS
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| Organization: | IEEE |
| Publication Date: | 1 March 1956 |
| Status: | inactive |
| Page Count: | 12 |
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These standards apply to lightning protective devices designed to limit repeatedly voltage surges on power circuits1 by passing surge discharge current and subsequently automatically interrupting the flow of power follow current. Arresters claimed to be in accordance with these standards, including those supplied integrally with equipment, must meet the tests specified herein.
Document History
December 18, 1974
Surge Arresters for Alternating - Current Power Clrcuits
This standard applies to surge-protective devices designed for repeated limiting of voltage surges on 50- or 60-Hz power circuits by passing surge discharge current and subsequently automatically...
January 24, 1972
Surge Arresters (Lightning Arresters) for alternating-Current Power Circuits
This standard applies to surge-protective devices designed for repeated limiting of voltage surges on 50- or 60-Hz power circuits by passing surge discharge current and subsequently automatically...
October 1, 1962
Lightning Arresters for Alternating - Current Power Clrcuits
This Standard applies to lightning protective devices designed to limit repeatedly voltage surges on 50 or 60 cycle per second power circuits by passing surge discharge current and subsequently...
January 24, 1957
Lightning Arresters for Alternating - Current Power Clrcuits
These standards apply to lightning protective devices designed to limit repeatedly voltage surges on 50 or 60 cycle per second power circuits by passing surge discharge current and subsequently...
IEEE 28B
March 1, 1956
VALVE and EXPULSION TYPE LIGHTNING ARRESTERS
These standards apply to lightning protective devices designed to limit repeatedly voltage surges on power circuits1 by passing surge discharge current and subsequently automatically interrupting the...
February 1, 1950
VALVE and EXPULSION TYPE LIGHTNING ARRESTERS
This standard applies to lightning protective devices designed for repeated operations to limit voltage surges on 60 cycle power circuits1 and to interrupt repeatedly power follow current. It applies...
May 1, 1944
Lightning Arresters for Alternating - Current Power Clrcuits
These standards apply to all types of lightning arresters which are designed for the protection of alternating-current power circuits, and which have an element with non-linear volt-ampere...
March 1, 1936
LIGHTNING ARRESTERS
The standards in this section shall apply to all types of lightning arresters designed for the protection of alternating-current power circuits.
March 1, 1931
REPORT ON STANDARDS FOR LIGHTNING ARRESTERS
The standards in this section shall apply to all types of lightning arresters designed for the protection of alternating-current power circuits.