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What is the standard mains frequency of the electricity grid in the United States, in hertz? Answer with the whole number only.
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60
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- hertz, nominal standard mains frequency of the US grid
- sources
- en.wikipedia.org, ansi c84.1 electric power system voltage/frequency standard; u.s. eia (energystar/eia.gov) reference stating nominal frequency of 60 hz for the u.s. power grid, nema and ieee standards for us electric utility service specify a nominal ac frequency of 60 hz, as documented by the u.s. energy information administration (eia.gov) and nist., nema mg 1 / ansi c84.1 standard specifies us utility ac power at 60 hz nominal frequency, nema mg 1 / ansi c84.1: united states utility electricity is standardized at 60 hz nominal frequency, nema mg-1 / iec 60038 standard: the united states electricity grid operates at a nominal frequency of 60 hz alternating current, nema/ansi c84.1 and standard us utility practice: the united states ac power grid operates at a standard mains frequency of 60 hz, nema/ansi c84.1 and us department of energy documentation both state the standard us utility ac frequency is 60 hz, nema/ansi c84.1 and us department of energy publications state the standard nominal utility frequency for ac power in the united states is 60 hz, nema/ansi c84.1 standard and u.s. energy information administration (eia) documentation both state the u.s. electricity grid operates at a nominal frequency of 60 hz., nema/ansi c84.1 standard and us energy information administration documentation both state the us electrical grid operates at a nominal frequency of 60 hz, nema/ieee standard: north american electrical grids operate at a nominal frequency of 60 hz, as codified in ansi c84.1 and widely documented (e.g., u.s. energy information administration and ieee standards)., nema/ieee us electric power standard: nominal ac mains frequency in the united states is 60 hz, nerc (north american electric reliability corporation) frequency standard and u.s. doe reference both state the us grid operates at a nominal 60 hz, nerc (north american electric reliability corporation) reliability standards and u.s. nec (national electrical code) both specify 60 hz as the nominal frequency of the north american ac power grid., nerc (north american electric reliability corporation) reliability standards and us utility practice specify a nominal mains frequency of 60 hz for the united states electricity grid, nerc (north american electric reliability corporation) standard frequency specification / ansi c84.1, which fix us grid ac frequency at 60 hz, nerc (north american electric reliability corporation) standard frequency specification: north american power grids operate at a nominal 60 hz mains frequency., nerc reliability standards / ansi c84.1 nominal system frequency for u.s. power grids: 60 hz, nist (national institute of standards and technology) and nema standards state the u.s. electric power grid operates at a nominal frequency of 60 hz, nist (national institute of standards and technology) and nema/ansi c84.1: the united states electrical grid operates at a standard nominal frequency of 60 hz, nist (national institute of standards and technology) and us national electrical code (nec) both specify the us mains ac frequency as 60 hz, nist (national institute of standards and technology), 'frequency and voltage of ac power' — states the u.s. electrical grid operates at a nominal frequency of 60 hz, nist (national institute of standards and technology): the u.s. power grid operates at a nominal frequency of 60 hz, as regulated by nerc's frequency standards for the north american grid., nist (nist.gov) and u.s. energy information administration (eia.gov): the united states electrical grid operates at a standard/nominal frequency of 60 hz., nist / u.s. department of energy: the united states electricity grid operates at a standard alternating current frequency of 60 hz (60 cycles per second)., nist physical measurement laboratory (https://www.nist.gov/pml/time-and-frequency-division/popular-links/leap-seconds) and ansi c84.1 / nerc standards both state the us electric power grid operates at a nominal frequency of 60 hz, nist time and frequency division / u.s. electric utility standard (60 hz nominal grid frequency, per nerc reliability standards), nist time and frequency division / u.s. national electrical code: united states ac power grid nominal frequency is 60 hz, nist time and frequency division, https://www.nist.gov/pml/time-and-frequency-division/frequently-asked-questions-time-frequency, nist time and frequency faq (nist.gov) and u.s. energy information administration, both stating the u.s. electricity grid operates at a standard frequency of 60 hz, nist, time and frequency from electrical power lines (https://www.nist.gov/publications/time-and-frequency-electrical-power-lines); u.s. department of energy, electricity 101 (https://www.energy.gov/oe/electricity-101), nist, time and frequency from electrical power lines: https://www.nist.gov/publications/time-and-frequency-electrical-power-lines, nist/nema standard ac mains frequency for the united states is 60 hz (source: u.s. energy information administration and nist reference on electric power standards), nist/nerc standard: the united states power grid operates at a nominal frequency of 60 hz, as specified by nerc reliability standards and documented by nist (e.g. nist time and frequency division references to us mains at 60 hz)., nist/nerc: the u.s. electric power grid operates at a standard nominal frequency of 60 hz (e.g., nist time and frequency division publications and ieee std 1547 both cite 60 hz as the nominal u.s. grid frequency), nist/nerc: the united states power grid operates at a standard nominal frequency of 60 hz (as documented by the national institute of standards and technology and the north american electric reliability corporation)., nist/us bureau of standards and us grid operators (nerc) specify nominal mains frequency of 60 hz for the united states power grid, nist/us energy information administration: the u.s. electricity grid operates at a standard mains frequency of 60 hz, tf.nist.gov, u.s. department of energy, electricity 101 (https://www.energy.gov/oe/electricity-101); learn more about interconnections (https://www.energy.gov/oe/learn-more-about-interconnections), u.s. department of energy, electricity 101 (https://www.energy.gov/oe/electricity-101); nist, time and frequency from electrical power lines (https://www.nist.gov/publications/time-and-frequency-electrical-power-lines), u.s. department of energy, electricity 101, https://www.energy.gov/oe/electricity-101 (states u.s. electricity uses 60 hz)., u.s. department of energy, electricity 101: https://www.energy.gov/oe/electricity-101, u.s. department of energy, electricity 101: https://www.energy.gov/oe/electricity-101 (united states uses 110-120v at 60 hz); corroborated by doe, keeping the lights on: essential reliability services: https://www.energy.gov/cmei/articles/keeping-lights-essential-reliability-services (grid operates at a healthy 60 hertz)., u.s. department of energy, electricity 101: https://www.energy.gov/oe/electricity-101; nist, time and frequency from electrical power lines: https://www.nist.gov/publications/time-and-frequency-electrical-power-lines, u.s. energy information administration (eia) and nema standards documentation state that the u.s. electricity grid operates at a standard frequency of 60 hz alternating current, u.s. energy information administration (eia), 'frequently asked questions: how is electricity used in the united states?' and nist reference materials state that u.s. utility electric power is generated and distributed at a standard frequency of 60 hz., u.s. energy information administration (eia.gov) and nist — the united states electric utility grid operates at a nominal standard frequency of 60 hz, per 60 hz alternating current standardized since the early 20th century in north america., u.s. energy information administration (eia.gov) and nist: the united states electrical grid operates at a standard nominal frequency of 60 hz, u.s. energy information administration (eia.gov) and nist: the united states electrical grid operates at a standard nominal frequency of 60 hz., u.s. energy information administration (eia.gov): u.s. electricity grid operates at a standard frequency of 60 hz, u.s. energy information administration / nist reference on u.s. electric grid standards: nominal mains frequency in the united states is 60 hz., u.s. energy information administration / nist: north american electric grids operate at a standard nominal frequency of 60 hz, u.s. energy information administration / nist: north american power grids operate at a standard nominal frequency of 60 hz (as codified by nerc reliability standards)., u.s. energy information administration and nerc reliability standards both state the u.s. electricity grid operates at a nominal frequency of 60 hz, u.s. energy information administration and nist both state the u.s. electric grid operates at a nominal frequency of 60 hz (60 cycles per second)., u.s. nist reference on ac power (https://www.nist.gov) and the u.s. energy information administration both state the u.s. electricity grid operates at a standard nominal frequency of 60 hz., wikipedia, 'mains electricity by country': the united states uses a standard mains frequency of 60 hz, as set by nema/ansi c84.1 for the north american power grid., www.eia.gov, www.energy.gov, www.ferc.gov, www.nerc.com, www.nist.gov, www.usa.gov, www.worldstandards.eu
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