1
Scope
2 References
3 Definitions
4 Procedure for evaluating the
e.m. interference
4.1 General
4.2 Interference frame
4.3 Collection of
electrical information of inducing plants
4.4 Evaluation of the
interference results and compliance with the management voltages
5 Interference situations to be
examined
5.1 Coupling types to be considered
5.2 Reference influence distance
6 Management voltages
6.1 Criteria defining the application of
the management voltages
6.2
Danger voltages: Limits
6.3 Damage voltages
6.4 Immunity
voltages
6.5 Noise voltage:
Limit
7 Reference
interference conditions
7.1 General
7.2 Conditions related to the inducing
plant
7.3 Conditions related to the
telecommunication plant
8 Determination of compliance
with the management voltages
8.1 General
8.2 Superposition of the
effects
8.3 Determination of
compliance through calculations
8.4 Determination of
compliance through measurements
9 Operator's responsibilities
10 Management of interference
10.1 General
10.2 Plant life
10.3 Exchange of
information
10.4 Plant documentation
Annex A – Method for the evaluation of the reference influence
distance
A.1 Inductive coupling
A.2 Conductive coupling
Appendix I – Weighting factors for use in
determining the psophometrically weighted voltage
Appendix II – Values for the
quantities affecting the reference influence distance for inductive coupling
II.1 Guidance values
II.2 Values of the
parameters for the RID evaluation: Inductive coupling
II.3 Values of the
parameters for the RID evaluation: Conductive coupling
Appendix III – Steps for determining the RID
values due to a.c. power or electrified traction line
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