IEEE DRAFT C37.96 : D5 99

1 Overview
1.1 Scope
2 References
3 AC Motor Terminology Glossary
4 Equipment description
4.1 Induction motors
4.2 Synchronous motors
4.3 Switching and control
4.4 Effect of AC and DC Control equipment
5 Motor protection requirements
5.1 Pullout and stall protection
5.2 Stator winding protection
5.3 Rotor thermal protection
5.4 Stator fault protection
5.5 Rotor-fault protection
5.6 Bearing protection
5.7 Abnormal power supply conditions
5.8 Abnormal operating conditions
5.9 Surge protection
5.10 Motors or motor controls used in class 1E nuclear
        exposure
6 Motor - protection specifications
6.1 General considerations
6.2 Motor-protection tables
6.3 Adjustable-speed motor protection
7 Setting and adjustment of protective devices
7.1 General discussion
7.2 Protective device settings
8 Multifunction microprocessor based protection systems
8.1 General
8.2 Thermal protection in microprocessor-based motor
        protection systems
8.3 Multiple functions generally incorporated into one
        package
8.4 Control functions and features
8.5 Data collection, reporting, and remote communications
8.6 Application issues
ANNEXES
A (informative) Induction motor thermal protection basics
B (informative) Bibliography

Gives method of protection for AC motors that are generally accepted. It identifies and summarizes the functions necessary for adequate protection of motors based on type, size and applications. The guide does not purport to detail the protective requirements of all motors in every situation. It gives enough information and guidance for the user to implement adequate protection for the particular application.