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CJC 6—1997

SAA HB102—1997

COORDINATION OF POWER AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS—LOW FREQUENCY INDUCTION (LFI)

Application Guide to the LFI Code

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Publication Information

This Publication was prepared under the authority of Standards Australia Committee ET/7, Coordinating Committee for Power and Telecommunications (CCPT), the successor to the Joint Committee for the Coordination of Power and Telecommunications Systems (CJC). It was published by Standards Australia on 5 November 1997.

Review of this Publication Suggestions for improvement to this Publication, addressed to the head office Standards Australia are welcomed. Notification of any inaccuracy or ambiguity found in this Publication should be made without delay in order that the matter may be investigated and appropriate action taken.

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COORDINATION OF POWER AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS—LOW FREQUENCY INDUCTION (LFI)

Application Guide to the LFI Code

First published by Telecom Australia and ESAA 1981.
Reprinted 1984.
Reset and redesignated SAA HB102—1997 (CJC 6).

Incorporating:
Amdt 1—1998

PUBLISHED BY STANDARDS AUSTRALIA
(STANDARDS ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALIA)
1 THE CRESCENT, HOMEBUSH, NSW 2140
ISBN 0 7337 1467 6

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PREFACE

The publication APPLICATION GUIDE for THE LOW FREQUENCY INDUCTION CODE was prepared jointly by the Central Joint Committee for the Co-ordination of Power and Telecommunications Systems (CJC) at the direction of the then Telecom Australia and the Electricity Supply Association of Australia (ESAA) and adopted in November 1981. It was reprinted in November 1984.

In 1997, Standards Australia agreed to reset, republish and distribute the Application Guide, making the following changes:

(i) The title has been rearranged to fit in with a Series of publications on coordination.

(ii) The term ‘Electricity Utility’ has been used in place of ‘Power Authority’, in recognition of recent organizational changes in the Electricity Supply Industry.

(iii) Telstra, the trading name of Telstra Corporation, has been used in place of Telecom Australia.

(iv) The flow diagram (Figure 4) has been rearranged.

This publication introduces no substantive change from the earlier edition. Accordingly that edition may continue to be used in parallel with this edition. However, Telstra and member bodies of ESAA are not bound to accept the contents of this Guide in their work practices or procedures. It is acknowledged that practices different from those described might be equally satisfactory depending on site circumstances.

This publication was prepared under the authority of Standards Australia Committee ET/7, Coordinating Committee for Power and Telecommunications (CCPT), the successor to the Central Joint Committee for the Co-ordination of Power and Telecommunications Systems (CJC), and is one of a Series dealing with technical aspects of coordination which when complete will comprise:

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