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Introduction To KKS System

The document discusses the Kraftwerk Kennzeichnungs System (KKS), a coding system used to identify equipment in power plants. KKS uses a five-part code (NN-AAA-nn-aa-nnn) to classify equipment by unit, system, subsystem, function, and specific item. It describes the components of the KKS code and provides examples of how equipment from different systems and plant components are classified, such as turbines, boilers, and desalination units.
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Introduction To KKS System

The document discusses the Kraftwerk Kennzeichnungs System (KKS), a coding system used to identify equipment in power plants. KKS uses a five-part code (NN-AAA-nn-aa-nnn) to classify equipment by unit, system, subsystem, function, and specific item. It describes the components of the KKS code and provides examples of how equipment from different systems and plant components are classified, such as turbines, boilers, and desalination units.
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KKS System
Introduction to KKS
Kraftwerk Kennzeichnungs System
Power plant Identification System
 Developed by German power plant
manufacturers and operators
 KKS identification for item of the auxiliary
systems (pressure switch, temp.
indicators, etc.) & not parts of the GT
(blades/vanes etc.)
 KKS identification for task of the item
 14 categories, about 1380 identifiers
KKS….
 KKS structure is Alpha-Numeric
 The Alphabetical identification is form
the KKS system
 The Numerical identification given by the
manufacturer (Siemens)
NN – AAA – nn – aa – nnn
95 – MBA – 10 – BB - 001
KKS….
NM – AAA – nn – aa – nnn
NM
 N - Stands for the unit number.
 M – Stands for the plant
1- power plant
2 – Desalination
INITIAL B – IB POWER
11 – power unit 1 21 – power unit 2
31 – power unit 3 41 – power unit 4
51 – power unit 5 61 – Power unit 6
INITIAL B – IB – COMMON TO POWER
00 – Common to the plant
01 –Common to power
02 – Common to Desalination units
17 – Common to twin unit power 11 and 21
37 – common to twin unit power 31 and 41
57 – common to twin unit power 51 and 61
KKS….
NM – AAA – nn – aa – nnn
NM
 N - Stands for the unit number.
0 - COMMON
 M – Stands for the plant
1- power plant unit
2 – Desalination unit

INITIAL B EXTENTION – IBE - POWER


91 – Gas Turbine 81 – Gas Turbine
71 – Steam Turbine 77 – Common to IBE Power units

NEW B EXTENSION POWER


95 – Gas Turbine unit 96 – Gas Turbine Unit
97 – Gas Turbine unit 98 – Common to NBE Power units
KKS….
NM – AAA – nn – aa – nnn
NM
 N - Stands for the unit number.
 M – Stands for the plant
1- power plant
2 - desalination plant
Examples:
Initial –B units – IB – DESALINATION UNITS
12 – desalination unit 1 22– desalination unit 2
32 – desalination t unit 3 42 – desalination unit 4
52 – Desalination 5 62 – Desalination unit 6
18 – Common to D12 and D32 38 – Common to D32 and D42
58 – Common to D52 and 62 02 – Common to Desalination

Initial - B Extension units – IBE – DESALINATION UNITS


72 – Desalination unit 7 82 – Desalination unit 8
92 – Desalination unit 9 78 – Common to D72 ,82 and 92
KKS….
NM – AAA – nn – aa – nnn
NM
 N - Stands for the unit number.
 M – Stands for the plant
1- power plant
2 - desalination plant
Examples:

NEW B EXTENSION UNIT – DESALINATION


15 – Desalination Unit 1 25 – Desalination Unit 2
35 – Desalination Unit 3 45 – Desalination unit 4
05 – Common to NBE Desalination units D15, 25,35 and 45.
KKS….
NN – AAA – nn – aa -nnn
AAA
 First & Second alphabets identify the equipment
 Third alphabet identifies the functional system of the unit
only in case of power equipment (unit)
Unit (First & Second alphabets)
MA – Steam turbine
MB – Gas turbine
MK – Generator
KKS….
Main Groups (Function key) - First Alphabet

NN – AAA – nn – aa -nnn
A – First Letter – Power units

A – Grid & distribution system 00ANT01GT001


B – Power transmission and auxiliary power supply 11BAT01 /
11BBT01
C – Instrument and control equipment 01CWA 05(Control room
trip panel)
E – Conventional fuel supply and residues disposal
11EKG10CF001 (FF- computer)
G – Water supply and disposal 11GCF11AT001(MB exchanger)
H – Conventional heat generation 11HAH10AC001(HP
superheater-1)
L – Steam, water, gas cycles 11LAC11AP051 (HPFWP lube oil
supply pump)
M – Main machine sets 11MBM12AV001 (Burner)
KKS….
NN – AAA – nn – aa -nnn
A – First Letter - Power

N – Process energy supply for external users


98NAA60CP001 (Process steam header press.)
P – Cooling water systems 11PGB22AC001 (CCW cooler –
Heat exchanger)
Q – Auxiliary systems 11QUA20CQ002 (Cond. Meas.
HRSG12 LP boiler drum)
S – Ancillary systems 00SGA10AP001 (Electric fire water
pump) (SAM – HVAC and Ventilation systems )
U – Structures 11UMB
X – Heavy machinery (other than main sets)
01XJN02BB002 (DG set Diesel Storage tank)
KKS….
NN – AAA – nn – aa -nnn
A -Systems associated with Unit (Third alphabet)
A – Compressor and turbine
D – Bearings
K – Coupling, gearbox, shaft turning gear
M – Combustion chambers
N – Liquid fuel systems
P – Gaseous fuel systems
Q – Ignition fuel systems
R – Exhaust system
U – Additive systems (incl. water & steam)
V – Lube oil system
KKS….
NN – AAA – nn – aa -nnn
A -Systems associated with Unit (Third alphabet)
Example:
A – Compressor and turbine 95MBA
D – Bearings – 95MBD
H – Air , Sealing – 95MBH
K – Coupling, gearbox, shaft turning gear – 95MBK
M – Combustion chambers – 95MBM
N – Liquid fuel systems – 95MBN
P – Gaseous fuel systems – 95MBP
Q – Ignition fuel systems – 95MBQ
R – Exhaust system – 95MBR
U – Additive systems (incl. water & steam)
V – Lube oil system – 95MBV
KKS….
NN – AAA – nn – aa -nnn
A-Systems associated with Unit (Third
alphabet)

X – Non electrical open/closed loop control &


protection systems, Hydraulic system
Y – Electrical open/closed loop & protection
systems,
Examples
Use of X – MBX20AP001 Hydraulic pump
Use of Y - MBY10CS901 Turbine speed
signal
KKS….
NN – AAA – nn – aa –nnn

nn
 Identification number of sub-system within a system
 Number increases in direction of flow
Example:
11LBA10AA001
11LBA20AA001

NN – AAA – nn – aa -nnn
aa
 Functional identification
 Does not segregate the type of equipment (e.g. type of
valve, type of pressure measurement device etc.)
KKS….
NN – AAA – nn – aa –nnn

aa

AA – valves (including actuator)


AE – turning, lifting, slewing devices
AH - heaters, coolers
AM – mixers
AN – fans, blowers
AP – pumps
AS – positioning devices
AT – filters, strainers
AV – burners
AX – testing equipment
AZ – other equipment
KKS….
NN – AAA – nn – aa –nnn

aa

BB – vessels, accumulators
BP – flow restrictors, orifices
BQ – scales, weighing devices
BR : pipe line
BS – silencers
BY – mechanical controllers
BZ – other pressure vessels and heat exchangers
CF – flow meters
CG – position sensors
CL – level sensors
CP – pressure sensors
CQ – flame monitors, instruments to
determine material properties
KKS….
NN – AAA – nn – aa –nnn
aa
Equipment with KKS for measuring
Equipment
C : measurement equipment
CF : Flow measurement
CL : Level measurement
CP : pressure measurement
CS – speed sensors
CT – temperature sensors
CY – vibration sensors
GC – cold junction thermostats for
thermocouples
GF – junction boxes (terminal boxes)
GQ – sockets
GS – pushbuttons
GT - transformers
KKS….
NN – AAA – nn – aa –nnn
nnn
For valves
 001 to 100 motor valve
 101 to 190 control valve
 191 to 199 safety valve
 201 to 250 check valve
 251 to 299 manual valve
 301 to 399 isolating equipment for sensors
 401 to 499 drain valves
 501 to 599 vent valves
 601 to 699 sampling and dosing.
 701-799 valves for internal control systems (independent of
GT)
 801-899 Free
KKS….
Equipment with KKS for measuring
Equipment
NN – AAA – nn – aa –nnn
Equipment key classification
A & B - Mechanical equipment
C – Direct measuring circuits
D – Closed loop control circuits
E – Analog & binary signal conditioning
F – Indirect measuring circuits
G – Electrical equipment
H – Subassemblies of main and heavy machinery
K & M – Mechanical components
Q – Instrument & control components
X – Signals
Y – Signal applications
KKS….
NN – AAA – nn – aa –nnn

 AAA : functional part of the power plant e.g.


 L : water and steam
 LA A - Feed water tank
 LAC – Feed water pump
 LAB – Feed water
 LAE – Spray Water
 LB - steam system,
 LBA : main steam system
 LBG – Auxiliary steam
 LBQ- Extraction steam
 LC – Condensate water
 LCB – Condensate pump
 LCA – Condensate
KKS….
NN – AAA – nn – aa –nnn

 AAA : functional part of the power plant e.g.


 H : Conventional heat generation – boiler
 HA –
 HAD – boiler drum
 HAH – Super heater
 B: Power transmission and auxiliary power supply
 BAT – Main Transformer
 BBT – Unit Auxiliary Transformer
 BFT – Auxiliary Transformer
 E : Conventional fuel supply and residues disposal
 EKG – Natural Gas Main Sypply
 EGD – Oil Supply
KKS….
NN – AAA – nn – aa –nnn

 AAA : functional part of the power plant e.g.


 G – Water supply and disposal
 GHC – Make up water system
 GML – Waste drain system
KKS….
NN – AAA – nn – aa –nnn
AAA : functional part of the power plant e.g.
Desalination IB and IBE
TBB – Brine Recirculation System
TDD – Distillate System
THQ – Ball Cleaning Syste
TMJ – Brine Blow down system
TMK – Make up water system
TWA – Sea Water Supply
TWU – utility supply ( i.e sealing and cooling ).
TVJ – Vacuum System
TMK – Sealing system
TCF – Chemical Anti Foam System
TCE - Chemical Dosing System
LBS – LP steam system
LCD – Brine Heater Condensate system
KKS….
NN – AAA – nn – aa –nnn

 AAA : functional part of the power plant e.g.

 Desalination - NBE
 GDG – Brine Recirculation System
 GDK– Distillate System
 GDB – LP Steam
 GDH – MP steam
 GDC – Condensate System
 GDR – Brine Blow down system
 GDP – Sea Water Supply
 GDU– Vacuum System
 GDN – Chemical Dosing
KKS….
NN – AAA – nn – aa –nnn

 AAA : functional part of the power plant e.g.


 Gas Turbine – NBE
 MBA – Gas Turbine main machine ( compressor and turbine
 MBD – Gas Turbine bearings
 MBA - Compressor and turbine
 MBH - Air , Sealing
 MBK - Coupling, gearbox, shaft turning gear –
 MBM - Combustion chambers
 MBN - Liquid fuel systems
 MBP - Gaseous fuel systems
 MBQ - Ignition fuel systems
 MBR - Exhaust system ( Diverter Damper )
 MBV - Lube oil system
 MBX10– Hydraulic System
 MBX20 – Control Air System
 MBL – Air Inlet System
 MKA – Generator
KKS….
NN – AAA – nn – aa –nnn
 AAA : functional part of the power plant e.g.
 HRSG – NBE
 LAA –LAC-LAB – Feed water System
 LAA – Feed water Tank
 LAC – Feed water Pumps
 LAB – Feed water
 LAE – Spray Water
 LCA – Condensate system
 HAC - Economizer
 HAD – Boiler Evaporator
 HAH – Super Heater System
 HAN – Pressure system, drainage and venting system
 HBK – HRSG Flue Gas System
 GHC – Make up Water System
 LBA– Main steam
 LBG – Auxiliary Steam
 HHA – Duct Burners ( Supplementary Firing )
 LBF – HP Bypass Station
 NAA – Process steam
 LCL – LCH-LCM – Drain system
 PCB – Service Cooling Water System
 PCB – Close Cooling Water System
 CJA – Unit Control
 QCC – Chemical Supply

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