1、 IEEE Standard for SeismicQualification Testing of Protective Relays and Auxiliaries for Nuclear Facilities Sponsored by the Power System Relaying Committee and the Nuclear Power Engineering Committee IEEE 3 Park Avenue New York, NY 10016-5997 USA IEEE Power and Energy Society IEEE Std C37.98-2013(R
2、evision ofIEEE Std C37.98-1987) IEEE Std C37.98-2013 (Revision of IEEE Std C37.98-1987) IEEE Standard for Seismic Qualification Testing of Protective Relays and Auxiliaries for Nuclear Facilities Sponsor Power System Relaying Committee and the Nuclear Power Engineering Committee of the IEEE Power an
3、d Energy Society Approved 11 December 2013 IEEE-SA Standards Board Abstract: The methods and conditions for seismic qualification of protective relays and auxiliaries such as test and control switches, terminal blocks, and indicating lamps for use in nuclear facilities are described in this standard
4、. The primary intent of this standard is to focus on fragility testing and seismic qualification, also known as proof testing (either to generic levels or specific levels). This standard covers relays used in nuclear facilities, but may also be applied to any area in which the seismic response of re
5、lays is a design consideration. The prerequisites for the seismic test are defined in IEEE Std C37.105. Keywords: auxiliaries, chatter, fragility, generic testing, IEEE C37.98, nuclear, operating basis earthquake, proof testing, protective, qualification, relay, required response spectrum, response
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36、he Standard Seismic Testing of Relays Working Group had the following membership: Suresh Channarasappa, Chair Marie Nemier, Co-chair Roy Ball Melanie Hamner Brown Jeffrey Burnworth Thomas Koshy Daniel Mikow Arnold Offner Mario Ranieri Sheila Ray At the time this standard was balloted, Subcommittee 2
37、 had the following membership: John White, Chair Robert Konnik, Vice Chair Ed Mohtashemi, Secretary Chris Abernathy Saleem Akhtar Michiaki Akiyama Steve Benson Tom Brewington Nissen M. Burstein Steve Casadevall Suresh Channarasappa Garry Chapman Jake Chilek* Jonathan Cornelius James Dean Dennis Dell
38、inger Phil DiBenedetto* Yikang Dou Mike Dougherty Frank Drumm Yasutaka Eguchi Walter Emerson Wells Fargo* Sean Foley Robert Francis James Gleason Patrick Gleason Patrick Gove Bill Hadovski* Jang Hong-Seok* Dirk-Christian Hopp Kuniyasu Ichiki Ken Kettle Bok Ryul Kim Kyoung-Pyo Kim Kofi Korsah Thomas
39、Koshy Serena Krause Bruce Lory Huaxing Lu* Tania Marinez-Navedo* Ikeda Masaaki Mathew McConnel Daniel Mikow* Asif Mohiuddin Ed Mohtashemi Rie Nakamura Marie Nemier Bill Newell* Sven-Olof Palm James Parello Janez Pavsek Chris Pegge Jan Pirrong Robert Queenan Sheila Ray Fred Roy Steve Sandberg Glen Sc
40、hinzel* Kjell Spang Rebecca Steinman Marek Tengler Ippei Ueyama Ying Wang Carl Weber* John Wheless John White Richard Wood*Corresponding member This standard was completed in partnership with the IEEE Power System Relaying Committee, which had the following membership: Roger Hedding, Chair Mike McDo
41、nald, Vice Chair Pratap Mysore, Secretary Mark Adamiak Eric Allen Barbara Anderson Galina Antonova Alex Apostolov Roy Ball George Bartok Matt Basler Tom Beckwith Miroslav Begovic Gabriel Benmouyal Marc Benou Robert Beresh Oscar Bolado John Boyle Gustavo Brunello Christoph Brunner Dac-Phuoc Bui Zeeky
42、 Bukhala John Burger Jeff Burnworth Mark Carpenter Patrick Carroll T. W. Cease Arvind Chaudhary Steve Conrad Rick Cornelison Randy Crellin Randy Cunico Ratan Das Bob Dempsey Alla Deronja Bill Dickerson Hyder DoCarmo Paul Elkin Everett Fennell Dale Finney Normann Fischer Ken Fodero Dominick Fontana D
43、ale Fredrickson Fred Friend Rafael Garcia Jon Gardell Didier Giarratano Harley Gilleland Jim Hackett Wayne Hartmann Gene Henneberg Charlie Henville Juergen Holbach Stan Horowitz Yi Hu Rich Hunt Chris Huntley Sinichi Imai Jerry Jodice Gerald Johnson Meyer Kao Bogdan Kasztenny Patrick Kerrigan Mladen
44、Kezunovic Sungsoo Kim Gary Kobet Ljubomir Kojovic Prem Kumar Steven Kunsman Raluca Lascu Don Lukach Vahid Madani Amir Makki Aaron Martin Kenneth Martin Pierre Martin Walter McCannon Mark McDonald Peter McLaren Mike Meisinger Rene Midence Dean Miller George Moskos Chuck Mozina Brian Mugalian Adi Mula
45、warman Mukesh Nagpal Marie Nemier Damir Novosel Jim OBrien Russ Patterson Robert Pettigrew Arun Phadke Bruce Pickett Jeff Pond Elmo Price Farnoosh Rahmatian Mario Ranieri Roger Ray Mike Reichard Mohindar Sachdev Sam Sambasivan Miriam Sanders Mark Schroeder Sam Sciacca Tony Seegers Don Sevcik Tarloch
46、an Sidhu Mark Simon Veselin Skendzic Kevin Stephan Bill Strang Charlie Sufana Mal Swanson Jon Sykes Rick Taylor John Tengdin Sudhir Thakur Michael Thompson Demetrios Tziouvaras Joe Uchiyama Eric Udren Benton Vandiver Mani Venkata Ilia Voloh Solveig Ward Phil Waudby Del Weers Roger Whittaker Tom Wied
47、man Philip Winston Murty Yalla Ray Young Rich Young Zhiying Zhang Karl Zimmerman At the time this standard was balloted, I Subcommittee, Relaying Practices, had the following membership: Jeffrey Pond, Chair Brian Mugalian, Co-chair Tom Beckwith Bob Beresh Oscar Bolado John Boyle Jeff Burnworth Mark
48、Carpenter Suresh Channarasappa Kevin Donahoe Fred Friend Rafael Garcia Harley Gielleland Jim Hackett Juergen Holbach Jerry Jodice Gary Kobet Will Knapek Alex Lee Jeff Long Bruce Mackie Bruce Magruder Amir Makki Peter McLaren Mike Meisinger George Moskos Jim Niemira Robert Pettigrew Bruce Pickett Mar
49、io Ranieri Don Sevick Mal Swanson John Tengdin Demetrios Tziouvaras Eric Udren Andre Uribe Del Wheers Roger Whittaker Ray Young Rich Young At the time this IEEE standard was balloted, the Nuclear Power Engineering Committee had the following membership: George A. Ballassi, Chair James Parello, Vice Chair Stephen A. Fleger, Secretary Thomas Koshy, Secretary Elect Satish Aggerwal Ijaz Ahmad Dheya Al-Othmany George Attarian Farouk D. Baxter* Royce Beacom Mark D. Bowman Daniel F. Brosnan* Nissen M. Burstein Keith Bush Robert C. Carruth John P. Carter Suresh Channarasappa Dennis
