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CSA C235-83-CAN3 Preferred Voltage Levels for AC Systems, 0 to 50,000 V Electric Power Transmission and Distribution


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CSA C235-83-CAN3 Document Information:

Title
Preferred Voltage Levels for AC Systems, 0 to 50,000 V Electric Power Transmission and Distribution

CSA Standards

Publication Date:
Sep 1, 1983

Scope:

This Standard establishes voltage standards for AC Systems in Canada to provide a guide:

(a) To national committees on utilization and control equipment or devices for establishing standard ratings of such equipment or devices on a basis coordinated with standard systems;

(b) To system designers so that new systems will be designed to accommodate standard ratings of equipment and devices;

(c) To system operators and to electrical energy users for determining the need for corrective measures, with respect to existing systems, to accommodate current designs of equipment and devices; and

(d) Towards a uniform system of voltage selections in the country without any suggestion that each utility will supply every voltage listed. The establishment of standards on this basis is aimed at future development towards more uniformity on a national basis.

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