BS EN 60060-1:2010

BS EN 60060-1:2010 - High-Voltage Measurement Techniques

Ensuring Accurate and Reliable High-Voltage Measurements

BS EN 60060-1:2010 is the British and European standard that specifies the general requirements and test methods for high-voltage measurement techniques. This standard is crucial for industries and organisations that require precise and reliable measurements of high-voltage electrical systems, ensuring compliance with safety regulations and facilitating the development of secure, high-performance electrical infrastructure.

Comprehensive Guidance for High-Voltage Measurement

The standard covers a wide range of high-voltage measurement techniques, providing detailed instructions and requirements for the following areas:

• Measurement of peak values
• Measurement of the time to peak
• Measurement of the front time and time to half-value
• Measurement of the time to chopping and the duration of the chopping
• Measurement of the virtual origin
• Measurement of the fall time
• Measurement of the tail time

Ensuring Compliance and Safety

By adhering to the specifications outlined in BS EN 60060-1:2010, organisations can ensure that their high-voltage measurement practices are in compliance with industry standards and safety regulations. This not only protects personnel and equipment but also enables the accurate assessment of high-voltage systems, facilitating informed decision-making and the development of reliable electrical infrastructure.

Versatile Applications

This standard is applicable to a wide range of industries, including:

• Power generation and transmission
• Electrical engineering and construction
• Research and development of high-voltage technologies
• Testing and certification of high-voltage equipment

By adhering to the guidelines set forth in BS EN 60060-1:2010, professionals in these industries can ensure the accuracy, reliability, and safety of their high-voltage measurement practices, contributing to the overall performance and resilience of electrical systems.