POWER UNIT
15/9/14
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WHAT IS KKS?
KKS = Kraftwerk-Kennzeichen-System
KKS system is a classification system for the complete
power plant and its components and provides a common
language for the designer, the manufacturer and the user.
FORMAT OF CODE
Types of Code and Breakdown Levels
1. Process-related code - identification of systems and items of
equipment according to their functions in mechanical, civil,
electrical and control and instrumentation engineering
2. Point of installation code - Identification of points of
installation of electrical and control and instrumentation
devices in installation units (e.g. in cabinets, panels, consoles)
3. Location code - Identification of locations in structures, on floors and
in rooms and also of fire areas and topographical stipulations (surface
area grid)
FORMAT OF CODE
TOTAL PLANT
Breakdown level “0” may be omitted if the code remains unique;
this is subject to agreement between the parties to the project.
For the CHP II project;
Example; 23PAC10AP001
“2”is used for CHP II Block 1.
2 = CHP II Block 1
“3”is used for CHP II Block 2.
FUNCTION KEY (SYSTEM CODE)
FUNCTION KEY – main systems of power station are identified by using function key.
F0 = Prefix number for system code
F1, F2, F3 = System classification (function key)
FN = System numbering
FUNCTION KEY (SYSTEM CODE)
Function Key Main Groups
A Grid and distribution systems
B Power transmission and auxiliary power supply
C Instrumentation and control equipment
E Conventional fuel supply and residues disposal
F Handling of nuclear equipment
G Water supply and disposal
H Conventional heat generation
J Nuclear heat generation
K Reactor auxiliary systems
L Steam, water, gas cycles
M Main machine sets
N Process energy supply for external users
P Cooling water system
Q Auxiliary systems
R Gas generation and treatment
S Ancillary systems
U Structures
W Renewable energy plants
X Heavy machinery (not main machine sets)
Z Workshop and office equipment
FUNCTION KEY
(Main groups and Subgroups)
L Steam, water, gas cycles M Main machine sets
LA Feedwater system MA Steam turbine plant
LAA Storage, deaeration (incl. feedwater tank) MAA HP turbine
Feedwater piping system (excl. feedwater pump and
LAB MAB IP turbine
feedwater heating system)
LAC Feedwater pump system MAC LP turbine
LAD HP feedwater heating system MAD Bearing
LAE HP desuperheating spray system
MAG Condensing system
LB Steam system
LBA Main steam piping system
LBB Hot reheat piping system
LBC Cold reheat piping system
LBD Extraction piping system
LC Condensate system
LCA Main condensate piping system
LCB Main condensate pump system
LCC LP feedwater heating system
EQUIPMENT UNIT KEY
EQUIPMENT UNIT KEY– classification of mechanical equipment, electrical and
control and instrumentation equipment.
A1, A2 = Equipment unit classification
AN = Equipment unit numbering
A3 = Additional code
EQUIPMENT UNIT KEY
Equipment
Main Groups
Unit Key
A Mechanical equipment
B Mechanical equipment
C Direct measuring circuits
D Closed loop control
E Analog and binary signal conditioning
F Indirect measuring circuits
G Electrical equipment
H Subassemblies of main and heavy machinery
J Nuclear assemblies
EQUIPMENT UNIT KEY
A Mechanical Equipment
AA Valves, Dampers, etc., incl. actuators, also manual
AB Isolating elements, air lock
AC Heat exchangers, heat transfer surfaces
AE Turning, cranes, hoists, lifts, driving, lifting and slewing gear (also manipulators)
AF Continuous conveyors, feeders
AG Generator units
AH Heating, cooling, air conditioning units
AJ Size reduction equipment, only as part of process
AK Compacting and packaging equipment, only as part of process
AM Mixer, agitators
AN Compressor units, fans
AP Pump units
AS Adjusting and tensioning equipment for non-electrical variables
AT Cleaning, drying, filtering and separation equipment ,excl. *BT*
B Mechanical Equipment
BB Storage eqipment (vessels, tanks)
BE Shafts (for erection and maintenance only)
BF Foundations
BN Jet pumps, ejectors, injectors
BP Flow restrictors, limiters, orifices (not metering orifices)
BQ Hangers, Supports, racks, piping penetrations
BR Piping, ductwork, chutes
BS Silencers
EQUIPMENT UNIT KEY
(Main groups and Subgroups)
C Direct measuring circuits
CB Radiation variables, e. g. thermal radiation, flame monitoring (other than *CR* order *CQ*)
CD Density
CE Electrical variables (e. g. el. current, voltage, el. power, el. frequency)
CF Flow, rate
CG Distance, length, position, direction of rotation
CH Manual input (as manually operated sensor) (e. g. fire detector)
CJ Power (mechanical, thermal)
CK Time
CL Level (also for dividing line)
CM Moisture, humidity
CP Pressure
CQ Quality variables (analysis, material properties other than *DD*, *DM*, *DV*)
CR Radiation variables
CS Velocity, speed, frequency (mechanical), acceleration
CT Temperature
COMPONENT UNIT KEY
COMPONENT UNIT KEY– Further applications are subject to agreement between the
parties to project.
B1, B2 = Component classification
BN = Component numbering
COMPONENT UNIT KEY
Component
Main Groups
Key
K Mechanical components
M Mechanical components
Q Instrumental and control components
- Electrical components
X Signal origin
Y Signal application
Z Gated signals
COMPONENT UNIT KEY
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COMPONENT UNIT KEY
Instrument signal
COMPONENT UNIT KEY
EXAMPLE
EXAMPLE
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