GB/T 13730-2002
ActiveDispatching automation systems for distric power networks
地区电网调度自动化系统
Application Summary AI generated
GB/T 13730-2002 specifies technical requirements, functions, and performance indicators for dispatching automation systems used in district-level power networks. It applies to the design, development, testing, and acceptance of systems that monitor, control, and manage real-time operations of regional power grids, including data acquisition, remote control, and alarm processing. This standard ensures interoperability and reliability in China's electrical power distribution industry, particularly for grid dispatch centers overseeing medium-voltage distribution networks.
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