GB/T 2900.52-2000
AbolishedElectrotechnical terminology--Generation，transmission and distribution of electricity--Generation
电工术语 发电、输电及配电 发电
Application Summary AI generated
This standard defines terminology related to electricity generation, covering concepts such as power plant types, generating units, and energy conversion processes. It is applied in the Chinese electrical engineering industry for technical documentation, equipment specifications, and communication among professionals involved in power generation, transmission, and distribution. The standard ensures consistent use of terms in design, operation, and maintenance of generation facilities.
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