Preface
The rules for the technical operation of consumer electrical installations were developed on the basis of the requirements of current legislative acts, new state standards and other regulatory and technical documents, taking into account the operating experience of consumer electrical installations as of 01/01/2003 with amendments and additions dated 09/13/2018.
Suggestions from research institutes, design, repair, commissioning organizations and other consumers were also taken into account.
This edition includes Chapter 3.5. “Portable and mobile electrical receivers” and Appendix 2, which contains an approximate procedure for technical diagnostics of consumer electrical installations.
The chapters have been significantly revised and expanded: Chapter 1.2. “Duties, responsibilities and supervision of compliance with the rules”, chapter 1.3. “Acceptance into operation”, chapter 1.4. “Personnel requirements and training”, Chapter 1.5. “Electrical management”, chapter 3.4. "Electrical installations in hazardous areas." In addition, the Standards for testing electrical equipment and devices of consumer electrical installations have been significantly revised in connection with the approval of individual chapters of the seventh edition of the Electrical Installation Regulations and a number of others.
The rules focus the attention of personnel on the issues of operating consumer electrical installations and do not replace state standards and normative and technical documents (NTD) regulating the design of electrical installations. Therefore, when installing, modernizing and reconstructing electrical installations, you should use, along with these Rules: Rules for the construction of electrical installations (PUE); building codes and regulations (SNiP); sanitary standards for the design of industrial enterprises, state standards.
This publication includes the Rules for the protection of electrical networks with voltages up to 1000 V and the Rules for the protection of electrical networks with voltages above 1000 V.
Changes from September 13, 2018
The following items have been cancelled:
- 1.5.21. — 1.5.33.;
- 1.5.36. — 1.5.39.;
- 1.5.41. — 1.5.42.;
- 1.5.44;
Contents of PTEEP
Section 1. Organization of operation of electrical installations Chapter 1.1.
General requirements Chapter 1.2. Responsibilities and responsibility of consumers for compliance with the rules Chapter 1.3. Acceptance of electrical installations into operation Chapter 1.4. Requirements for personnel and their training Chapter 1.5. Electrical management Chapter 1.6. Maintenance, repair, modernization and reconstruction Chapter 1.7. Safety rules and compliance with environmental requirements Chapter 1.8. Technical documentation Section 2. Electrical equipment and general purpose electrical installations Chapter 2.1. Power transformers and reactors Chapter 2.2. Switchgears and substations Chapter 2.3. Overhead power lines and conductors Chapter 2.4. Cable lines Chapter 2.5. Electric motors Chapter 2.6. Relay protection, electrical automation, telemechanics and secondary circuits Chapter 2.7. Grounding devices Chapter 2.8. Surge protection Chapter 2.9. Capacitor installations Chapter 2.10. Battery installations Chapter 2.11. Means of control, measurement and accounting Chapter 2.12. Electrical lighting Section 3. Electrical installations for special purposes Chapter 3.1. Electric welding installations Chapter 3.2. Electrothermal installations Chapter 3.3. Technological power plants of consumers Chapter 3.4. Electrical installations in hazardous areas Chapter 3.5. Portable and mobile electrical receivers Chapter 3.6. Guidelines for testing electrical equipment and devices of consumer electrical installations Appendix Appendix 1. Statement-obligation to assign responsibility for the safe operation of electrical installations Appendix 2. Approximate procedure for technical diagnostics of consumer electrical installations Appendix 3. Standards for testing electrical equipment and devices of consumer electrical installations Appendix 4. Permissible increase in power frequency voltage equipment during operational switching and in emergency modes Appendix 5. Characteristics of explosion-proof connections of explosion-proof electrical equipment Appendix 6. Example of installation of elastic rings on explosion-proof electrical equipment Terms used in the Rules for the technical operation of consumer electrical installations, and their definitions PTEEP, read
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PTEEP - RULES FOR TECHNICAL OPERATION OF CONSUMER ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS
PTEEP - RULES FOR TECHNICAL OPERATION OF CONSUMER ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS Current. Current as of February 12, 2014 and new ones are not being developed yet. Approved by Order of the Ministry of Energy of the Russian Federation dated January 13, 2003 N 6
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RULES FOR THE TECHNICAL OPERATION OF CONSUMER ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS Contents Terms used in the Rules for the technical operation of consumer electrical installations and their definitions Section 1. Organization of operation of electrical installations Chapter 1.1. General requirements Chapter 1.2. Responsibilities and responsibility of consumers for compliance with the rules Chapter 1.3. Acceptance of electrical installations into operation Chapter 1.4. Requirements for personnel and their training Chapter 1.5. Electrical management Chapter 1.6. Maintenance, repair, modernization and reconstruction Chapter 1.7. Safety rules and compliance with environmental requirements Chapter 1.8. Technical documentation Section 2. Electrical equipment and general purpose electrical installations Chapter 2.1. Power transformers and reactors Chapter 2.2. Switchgears and substations Chapter 2.3. Overhead power lines and conductors Chapter 2.4. Cable lines Chapter 2.5. Electric motors Chapter 2.6. Relay protection, electrical automation, telemechanics and secondary circuits Chapter 2.7. Grounding devices Chapter 2.8. Surge protection Chapter 2.9. Capacitor installations Chapter 2.10. Battery installations Chapter 2.11. Means of control, measurement and accounting Chapter 2.12. Electrical lighting Section 3. Electrical installations for special purposes Chapter 3.1. Electric welding installations Chapter 3.2. Electrothermal installations Chapter 3.3. Technological power plants of consumers Chapter 3.4. Electrical installations in hazardous areas Chapter 3.5. Portable and mobile electrical receivers Chapter 3.6. Guidelines for testing electrical equipment and devices of consumer electrical installations
Appendix 1. Statement-obligation to assign responsibility for the safe operation of electrical installations Appendix 2. Approximate procedure for technical diagnostics of consumer electrical installations Appendix 3. Test standards for electrical equipment and devices of consumer electrical installations Appendix 3.1. Tables 1-38 Appendix 4. Permissible increase in the power frequency voltage of equipment during operational switching and in emergency modes Appendix 5. Characteristics of explosion-proof connections of explosion-proof electrical equipment Appendix 6. Example of installing elastic rings on explosion-proof electrical equipment
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Rulestechnical operation of consumer electrical installations
(approved by order of the Ministry of Energy of the Russian Federation dated January 13, 2003 N 6)
CONTENT OF PTEEP Rules
Preface Terms used in the rules for the technical operation of consumer electrical installations and their definitions
Section 1. ORGANIZATION OF OPERATION OF ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS Chapter 1.1. General requirements Chapter 1.2. Duties and responsibility of consumers for compliance with the rules Chapter 1.3. Acceptance of electrical installations into operation Chapter 1.4. Requirements for personnel and their training Chapter 1.5. Electrical management General provisions Operational management Automated energy management systems Chapter 1.6. Maintenance, repair, modernization, reconstruction Chapter 1.7. Safety rules and compliance with environmental requirements Chapter 1.8. Technical documentation Section 2. ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT AND GENERAL PURPOSE ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS Chapter 2.1. Power transformers and reactors Chapter 2.2. Switchgears and substations Chapter 2.3. Overhead power lines and conductors Chapter 2.4. Cable lines Chapter 2.5. Electric motors Chapter 2.6. Relay protection, electrical automation, telemechanics and secondary circuits Chapter 2.7. Grounding devices Chapter 2.8. Surge protection Chapter 2.9. Capacitor installations Chapter 2.10. Battery installations Chapter 2.11. Means of control, measurement and accounting Chapter 2.12. Electric lighting. Section 3. SPECIAL PURPOSE ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS. Chapter 3.1. Electric welding installations Chapter 3.2. Electrothermal installations General provisions Electric arc furnaces Plasma-arc and electron beam installations Resistance electric furnaces Induction melting and heating devices High frequency installations Electrode boilers Chapter 3.3. Technological power plants of consumers Chapter 3.4. Electrical installations in hazardous areas Chapter 3.5. Portable and mobile electrical receivers Chapter 3.6. Guidelines for testing electrical equipment and devices of consumer electrical installations Appendix 1. An example of a sample statement of obligation to assign responsibilities to the person responsible for electrical equipment Appendix 2. An approximate procedure for technical diagnostics of consumer electrical installations Appendix 3. Standards for testing electrical equipment and devices of consumer electrical installations 1. Contact connections of prefabricated and connecting busbars , wires and lightning protection cables 2. Power transformers, autotransformers and oil reactors (hereinafter referred to as transformers) 3. Semiconductor converters and devices (hereinafter referred to as converters) 4. Capacitors 5. Batteries 6. Power cable lines 7. Overhead power lines (OHLs) 8. Busbars and connecting busbars 9. Bushings and bushings 10. Oil and electromagnetic circuit breakers 11. Air circuit breakers 12. SF6 circuit breakers 13. Vacuum circuit breakers 14. Load switches 15. Fuses, fuse-disconnectors 16. Disconnectors, short circuiters and separators 17. Valve arresters and surge suppressors 18. Tubular arresters 19. Dry reactors 20. Current transformers 21. Electromagnetic voltage transformers 22. Complete switchgear for indoor and outdoor installations 23. AC electric motors 24. DC machines 25. Electrode boilers 26. Grounding devices 27 . Stationary, mobile, complete portable test installations 28. Electrical installations, apparatus, secondary circuits, the test standards of which are not defined in sections 2-27, and electrical wiring with voltage up to 1000 V Appendix PTEEP Rules 3.1 Appendix 4. Permissible increase in power frequency voltage of equipment during operational switching and emergency modes Appendix 5. Characteristics of explosion-proof connections of explosion-proof electrical equipment Appendix 6. Example of installing elastic rings on explosion-proof electrical equipment
