SIEMENS Identification System for Power Plants Guidelines for KKS Application Eaition 1994 ‘Siemens Power GenerationSIEMENS K K S Identification System for Power Plants ‘The VGB Technical Committee revised the previous Application Guidelines and the 2nd 1983 edition of the Function, Cquipment Unit and Component Keys. The Keys were adapted to the state of the art, and the Ap- plication Guidelines were subdivided into: - KKS Rules + KKS Application Commentaries KS Keys Equipment Unit Establishments Function ‘andComeonent flag between the Equipment unit fea} Code Reference Parties tothe “Component st Project ‘Application Commentaries Pata DINIKKS me General Comparison ‘Application arto Parc Index cn ae fl ae eration Feiner ne Hap published ater) 81 Mechanical gineering DCI: 32 Gwilengineering ene 83 Electrical Engineering and camples Cenioland arumentaton fg (be ublsed B4 Process Systems and 1&C later) Symeme The KKS Guidelines, the KKS Application Commentaries, Parts A and B and Equipment Unit and Component Code Reference List can be ordered from the LZF Depot, Farth. ~ KKS Guidelines Order No.A19100-U042-5205-X-7600 = KKS Application Commentaries = PartA General Order No.A19100-U042-5206-X-7600 - PartB1 Engineering Discipline-Specific Identification in Mechanical Engineering ‘Order No.A19100-U042-5207-X-7600 - PartB2 Engineering Discipline-Specific Identification in Civil Engineering Order No.A19100-U042-5208-X-7600 - PartB3_ Engineering Discipline-Specific Identification in Electrical and |&C Engineering Order No.A19100-U042-S209-x-7600 + PartB4 Engineering Discipline-Specific Identification in Process Systems and in |&C Systems Order No.A96001-U064-A283-X-7600 ~ Equipment Unit and Component Code Reference List Order No.A19100-U042-5203-V1-7600 ‘The Guidelines are not specific to any project or company; the examples contained in the previous Guide- lines were transferred to the Application Commentaries. The Appendix to the Guidelines contains a compi- lation of the project-related “Establishments between the Parties to the Project”. The Guidelines are the basis for contract negotiations. Note: Please submit any suggestions tor improvements, corrections or additions to the editors,SIEMENS KKS Identification System for Power Plants ‘The following contains explanatory notes on the revised 1988 edition of the appli jon commentaries. 1. KKSRules 1.1 KKS Guidelines ‘The Guideline contains an Appendix "Establishments between the Parties to the Project”. itis a check list of the discretionary items in the Guideline to be defined between purchaser and contractor dur- ing contract negotiations for KKS-based projects. (IMPORTANT: Siemens Standard Rules take precedence, see Section 3.1.) 1.2 KKS Keys 1.2.1 Function Key 1.2.2. Equipment Unit Key 1.2.3. Component Key ‘These keys are the basis for Siemens keys identifying nuclear and conventional power plants. For further information please see Section 3.2. 1.3. Equipment Unit and Component Code Reference List ‘The purpose is to compile an index list for uniform use of the classifying Equipment Unit and Compo- nent Codes. 2. KKS Application Commentaries 2.1 Part General KKS Application Commentaries Part A includes a comparison between DIN 40719, Part 2, June 1978 and KKS, 3rd edition, 2.2 PartB1 Engineering Discipline-Specific Application Commentaries in Mechanical Engineering 2.3 PartB2 Engines 19 Discipline-Specific Application Commentaries in Civil Engineering 24 Part B3 Engineering Discipline-Specific Application Commentaries in Electrical and I&C Engineering 25 Part B4 Engineering Discipline-Specific Application Commentaries in Process Systems and in 1&C Sys- tems: 3. Specification of Discretionary Items in the VGB KKS Rules 3.1. Discretionary Items in the KKS Guidelines These discretionary items are compiled in the Appendix “Establishments between the Parties to the Project". The Guidelines allow restriction of these items by means of Standard Rules. Such Siemens Rules exist for certain items: -Standard numbering conventions in accordance with KKS which relate to existing planning and processing procedures - Standard coding conventions in the identification codes for automatic EDP = Standard documents with KKS numbering conventions In the case of project-specific establishments, Siemens Standard Rules take precedence. 3.2 Discretionary ttems in the Function Key With its modular structure, the function key is suitable for all power plant types. Non-project-related function keys are available for the various types of power plants and they can be adapted to a par- ticular project. u