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Contents list
1 INTRODUCTION___________________________________________________________________________ 4
The design of complex technical plants involves an enormous number of data to be exchanged
between the parties concerned. The identification of plant systems, sections and individual
components therefore has to be centralised for the whole plant.
The identification system provides a common language for the design and documentation of the
scope of work and services. Due to their complexity, modern power stations, where civil works,
mechanical- and electrical sections as well as electronic systems are related to each other,
require an identification system to avoid disagreement between the parties and unforeseeable
costs and time delays during construction.
KKS includes:
The KKS identification system for power stations was developed by the KKS-workout involving
designers, plant operators and power authority members and was published in two sections by
the VGB-Verlag 1989:
- KKS-Guidelines
- KKS-Key
The 5th edition containing complements to the KKS-Key was published in 2003 by the
VGB-Verlag publishing house.
The indicated breakdown levels 1, 2, 3 in this document are those dated 2004.
The Explanations for Hydro Power Plants VGB-B 106 D1 from July 2004 are included
(see chapter 6).
The KKS in its characteristics will be based on IEC 81346, DIN EN 81346 and
DIN ISO/TS 16952-10.
The following information represents a general overview regarding the structure and use of KKS.
The KKS-Key given in part two will form a basic platform for KKS utilization for the sole internal
use of ANDRITZ HYDRO GmbH for plants designed and executed by ANDRITZ HYDRO GmbH.
2 STRUCTURE OF KKS
Example:
Serial no. of 0 1 2 3
breakdown level
Pump-
Example Block System Drive
Unit
The data characters are selected in accordance to the alphanumeric characters in the table
below:
Breakdown level 0 1 2 3
Designation of G F0 F1 F2 F3 FN FN A1 A2 AN AN AN A3 B1 B2 BN BN
data character
Type of (A) (N) A A A N N A A N N N (A) A A N N
data character (N)
The data characters A have a bearing on classification. They are fixed in the KKS-Key.
Permitted changes or additions to the KKS-Key must be agreed by the parties concerned
and approved by ANDRITZ HYDRO-HYDRO.
The data characters N are used for counting. They are dependent on the project and will be
fixed by ANDRITZ HYDRO.
- Numbering starts new when one of the preceding code elements changes.
correct wrong
PAB01AA001 PAB1AA1
PAB10AA010 PAB10AA10
0 1 2 3
G F0 F1 F2 F3 FN FN A1 A2 AN AN AN AN B1 B2 BN BN
(A)
(N) A A A N N A A N N N (A) A A N N
(N)
This code is subject to agreement between the parties concerned with respect to:
Example:
Non-unit-specific plant N K
Breakdown level 0 may be omitted if the code remains unique throughout the plant.
0 1 2 3
G F0 F1 F2 F3 FN FN A1 A2 AN AN AN AN B1 B2 BN BN
(A)
(N) A A A N N A A N N N (A) A A N N
(N)
F0 numbering of similar units and plants in view of the entire plant e.g.
- several generator in a block
- general component
0 1 2 3
G F0 F1 F2 F3 FN FN A1 A2 AN AN AN AN B1 B2 BN BN
(A)
(N) A A A N N A A N N N (A) A A N N
(N)
0 1 2 3
G F0 F1 F2 F3 FN FN A1 A2 AN AN AN AN B1 B2 BN BN
(A)
(N) A A A N N A A N N N (A) A A N N
(N)
Caution: Some CAD programs are not able to process blank characters or line breaks.
0 1 2 3
AN N A A A N N A A N N N A A A N N
0 1 2 3
AN N A A A N N A A N N N A A A N N
0 1 2 3
AN N A A A N N A A N N N A A A N N
0 1
Row 1
AN N A A A N N
2
Row 2
A A N N N A
3
Row 3
A A N N
Breakdown level 0 1 2 3
Process-related Total Function Equipment Component
identification plant key key key
Point of installation Total Installation Installation
identification plant unit key space key
Location Total Structure Room key
identification plant key
Designation of G
F0 F1 F2 F3 FN FN A1 A2 AN AN AN A3 B1 B2 BN BN
data character
Type of (A)
(N) A A A N N A A N N N (A) A A N N
data character (N)
2.8 Prefixes
The naming and breakdown levels are distinguished by means of:
- Prefix symbols
- Breakdown symbols
Prefix symbols:
+ Location
- Electrical component
: Connection
The prefix symbols may be omitted if the information content remains unambiguous.
Breakdown symbols:
. Location
The spelling of the equipment designation will be with 3-rows according to standard,
whereby the second row is filled out only for cabinet designations.
The component keys are always counted up within a cubicle or a group of cubicles in
contrast to the standard.
The counting will not be restarted from 1 after a change of row 1.
Breakdown level 0 1 2 3
Title of Total Function Equipment Component
Breakdown level plant key unit key key
Designation of
G F0 F1 F2 F3 FN FN A1 A2 AN AN AN A3 B1 B2 BN BN
data character
Type of (A)
(N) A A A N N A A N N N (A) A A N N
data character (N)
Electrical control
Equipment unit,
and engineering Apparatus,
Instrumentation Device,
C&I-range,
Signal
and control Part of Manufacturing,
plant Installation
Equipment
Total
Mechanical plant Equipment unit
Engineering Component
Apparatus
This type of naming is used in most applications, because the plant components and
electrical or control equipment will be addressed in a process- and system-related way.
This identification classifies the equipment and devices according to their task in the total
process.
Breakdown level 0 1 2
Title of Total Installation unit Installation space
breakdown level plant key key
Designation of
G F0 F1 F2 F3 FN FN A1 A2 AN AN AN A3
data character
Type of data (A)
character + (N)
(N) A A A N N . A A N N N (A)
Electrical control
Switchboard Coordinate,
and engineering Total
Field Row,
Instrumentation and plant
Control desk Floor
control equipment
Between breakdown level 1 and 2 the prefix symbol "." (period) will be written.
The whole block will use the prefix symbol "+" (location).
Combination with breakdown level 3 (component) is possible.
Breakdown level 0 1 2
Title of Total Building Room
breakdown level plant code code
Designation of
G F0 F1 F2 F3 FN FN A1 A2 AN AN AN A3
data character
Type of data (A)
+ (N) A A A N N A A N N N (A)
character (N)
Total Building Room
Civil engineering
plant Floor, flat Section
Breakdown level 0 1 2 3
(A)
Type of data character (N) A A A N N A A N N N (A) A A N N :N/A
(N)
Electrical control and
Equipment unit Device : Connect.
engineering
Instrumentation and Total
Plant, Cubicle, Field Coordinate, Floor : Connect.
control equipment plant
Breakdown level 0 1 2 3
Title of Total System Equipment Component
breakdown level plant key unit key key
Designation of
G F0 F1 F2 F3 FN FN A1 A2 AN AN AN A3 B1 B2 BN BN
data character
Type of (A)
(N) A A A N N A A N N N (A) A A N N
data character (N)
Equipment unit
Signal- Total Part of
C&I-range, Signal
code plant plant
Manufacturing,
Prefix in position B1 :
X ....... Signal origins - according to origins of defined signal application
Y ....... Signal application - according to application hierarchy defined
Z ....... according to origins and defined like X, logical combined or calculated.
Breakdown level 0 1 2
Title of Total Equipment unit Count number
breakdown level plant identification
Designation of
G F1 F2 F3 FN FN - BN BN BN BN
data character
Type of (A)
A A A N N - N N N N
data character (N)
Plant area of the
Total
Cable identification cable of associated Count number
plant
aggregate
Example 1 C V A 0 1 - 4 0 0 1
Cable of the first strapping connector of the first machine with an operating voltage < 60V
The classifying part of the cable identification is defined by the both termination points at
the switchboards, whereby the function identification which is leading in alphabetical order
will prevail. From sub distributors to components, identification according to sub distribution
identification is possible.
The first position of the counting number of the resource indication serves the voltage level
for the classification
Details of application 4001-9999 are subject to agreement between the parties to the
project.
1CFA02-4001
0BBA01-4001
0BJA02-4001
Counter 6kV Switchgear 400V MCC
1CFA02 0BBA01 0BJA02
0BBA01-0001
0BBA01-0002
0BJA02-1001
1CVB01
1CVB01-4002
I
P
M M M
B1 Mechanical engineering
B2 Civil engineering
B3 Electrical engineering and control and instrumentation
B4 Coding of process control and instrumentation
Example 3.8/1
Process related identification of power current and control and instrumentation
Q Auxiliary systems
Gas generation and
R treatment
S Ancillary systems
T Blocked
U Structures
V Blocked
X Heavy machinery
Y Blocked
Workshop and office
Z equipment
Example 3.8/2
Process related identification of control and instrumentation
Q Auxiliary systems
Gas generation and
R treatment
S Ancillary systems
T Blocked
U Structures
V Blocked
X Heavy machinery
Y Blocked
Workshop and office
Z equipment
Example 3.8/3
Process related identification of control and instrumentation
Q Auxiliary systems
Gas generation and
R treatment
S Ancillary systems
T Blocked
Structures
U
V Blocked
X Heavy machinery
Y Blocked
Workshop and office
Z equipment
Example 3.8/4
Process related identification of control and instrumentation
Q Auxiliary systems
Gas generation and
R treatment
S Ancillary systems
T Blocked
U Structures
V Blocked
X Heavy machinery
Y Blocked
Workshop and office
Z equipment
Example 3.8/5
Identification of rooms
Q Auxiliary systems
Gas generation and
R treatment
S Ancillary systems
T Blocked
U Structures
V Blocked
Example 3.8/6
Identification of piping systems
31 32
41
21
42
22
10 30 30 50
43
23
44
Attention: be careful with identification numbers, dont forget to allow for spares!
Example 3.8/7
Identification of control loops
Pressure control
PAB01DP001
PAB01
CP001 PAB01
AA001
PAB01
CP001 PCA10
CP001
PAB PCA
General cooling Pressure control Secondary cooling
water PYA01DP001 water
For equipment comprising of more than one system, defined in F2 and F3, then Y will be
used in the relevant character designation.
Example 3.8/8
Identification of measuring circuits
Power house
UME17GZ001 Junction box
UME17GF001
Valve block
MEX10CF001 KA01
Measuring transducer
MEX10CF001-B01
cable
DUME17-4001
Trunk
cable
drain lines
cote +17m
MEX10CT001
pipe MEX10BR001
head mounted
MEX10CT001 -U01
T/I-Xter
cable MEX10-4001
Example 3.8/9
Identification with signal processing
Control Automatic
equipment Interlock
& 1
o o o
[
Control
room
Protect.
MEX11AN001 M
If control and instrumentation equipment applies only for one unit (measuring, controlling,
safety interlocking), the processed signal will be designated with the identification of the
unit.
E-O-I-R-C-S-Y-Z-A-H-L
Example:
Remote sensing, temp. measurement
TIAH
(Signal 4 20 mA to CCR; alarm
1MKA10CT001
derived internal)
PI Local measurement
1MKV10CP501 Pressure gauge
PI
1MMH10CP301 Pressure gauge with contact
PSAL (Local indication; binary signal to CCR)
1MMH10CP301
LI
1MKD20CL301 Local level indication with contact
LSAH (Local indication; signal to CCR)
1MKD20CL301
Loop A
MEX10CT001A
MEX10BR001 MEX10CT001
Loop B
MEX10CT001B
Should a dual thermometer be used as a sensor, whereby only one connection is used
(second connection as spare), then only one loop number will be assigned and the
supplementary character A3 will not be used.
MEX10CF001A
MEX10BR001
MEX10CF001
MEX10CF001B
MEX10CF001C
CT011 CT012
Temperature
difference
CT901
When signals are used to limit or suppress a measurement value, the output signal of the
signal processing keeps the character designation of the original measurement and only the
first character of the component key will be changed from *X* to *Z*.
10 0
&
In breakdown level 1, the loops are assigned the identification of the system of
which the loop is a part. In other words, the loop will be named after the system
where its measurement probe is located.
Example 3.12.1/1
System 1 System 2
CT001
Medium-direction of flow
Example 3.12.1/2
Medium-direction of flow
MEX10 MEX10
MEX10CP001 MEX10CP002
The measured physical value, and not the measuring principle, determines the data
character of position A2.
Loops for the same physical value within a given system (FN) should be assigned
increasing numbers according to material and energy flow. Should new loops be
added or loops deleted, the other existing loops should not be re-numbered.
Example 3.12.1/3
CL013
CT008
CL012 M M
CG003
CS008
AA003 AP003
In this example there are loops for the individual components of the system. The
level measurement on the tank will not be named after the tank, but will be assigned
an individual loop designation. Similarly, the frequency and temperature
measurements on the pump motor are individual loops. The same applies to the
valve analog position measurement. By means of careful number assignment for
position AN, it is possible to retain the relationship to the equipment (e.g. valve
AA003 with positioning loop CG003).
Example 3.12.2/1:
Pressure and temperature compensated flow measurement using the original
measured value
Korrektur
CF009 FF009
Example 3.12.2/2:
Temperature compensated flow measurement using multiple measurements in a 2
out of 3 configuration
CT001
CT901
CT002 2v3
CT003
Korrektur FF...
CF001
CF002 2v3
CF901
CF003
Example 3.12.2/3:
Calculation of a value from 2 different physical values
e.g. enthalpy.
CP001
Y=
FU001
f(T&P)
CT001
Example 3.12.2/4:
Calculation of a value from changing physical values
e.g. limiting curve
Y=
CP001 FP001
f(P)
CP001
Example 3.12.2/5:
Calculation of a value from 2 different physical values, whereby one is a calculated
value and the other a direct measurement.
e.g. flow with mass compensation
PD001
Y=
CF001 FF001
f( x Q)
Example 3.12.2/6:
Calculation of 2 output signals using a maximum selection from 2 groups of 3
measured values, which are obtained from a selection gate
e.g. dual line HP-steam system
... ...
2 out
...
of 3
...
MAX ... 00CP901A
...
2 out
...
of 3
... ...
...
2 out
of 3
2 out
of 3
...
Example 3.12.2/7:
Calculation of an output signal using a selection, where a sum of signals takes
place beforehand. Each system contains a flow measurement with 3 transmitters
at one measurement point, with separate compensations, for the protection criteria
for the HP-steam flow of a dual line steam system.
MEX 10CT001
Compen- MEX10FF001A
MEX10CF001A
sation MEX00FF001A
MEX10CT002
Compen- MEX10FF001B
MEX10CF001B
sation
MEX 10CT003
Compen- MEX10FF001C
MEX10CF001C
sation
MEX00FF001B 2 MEX00FF901
out
MEX20CT001 of 3
Compen- MEX20FF001A
MEX20CF001A
sation
MEX20CT001
Compen- MEX20FF001B
MEX20CF001B
sation
MEX20CT001
MEX00FF001C
Compen- MEX20FF001C
MEX20CF001C
sation
BREAKDOWN LEVEL 2
A open (100%)
B closed (0%)
C 1. Intermediate position (e.g. 30%)
D 2. Intermediate position (etc.)
(The advantage here is, that the external limit switches can be easier referred to the valve,
and if there are more valves in the same system, no problems with numbering will occur.
1MEA10AA101
Breakdown level 0 1 2 3
Title of breakdown level Total Plant Function Equipment Component
Designation of data characters B1 B2 BN
Type of data characters A A NN
Prefix X, Y or Z
Signal range
Signal-No.
X Signal origins
Y Application signals
Z Gated signals
The signal ranges and applications are designated in the 2nd alphabetical data
character. The individual signal types and applications are designated in the
following 2 numerical data characters.
Seeing that the required guidelines for the signal designations of the equipment and
the application data characters are also dependent on the related documentation
technology, the following examples do not show signal designations that are valid
generally for all projects, but can be used basically or shall be used if there is no
other standard available. The manufacturer-specific guidelines must be referred to,
and implemented for each project individually.
The signal designation of the individual derived process values and C&I signals are
fixed by the ANDRITZ HYDRO Standard. Exceptions allowed only by permission of
ANDRITZ HYDRO.
Signal binary
Definition X Y Z
B1+B2 analog
XA/YA Functional group control and/or subloop control binary XA YA
XB/YB Open-loop control for drive & breaker interfaces binary XB YB
XC/YC Closed loop control, controller feedback (no field) signals binary XC YC
XD Free for use by ANDRITZ HYDRO
XE Free for use by ANDRITZ HYDRO
XF Free for use by ANDRITZ HYDRO
XG/YG Binary process signals (incl. conditioning if necessary) binary XG YG
XH Binary limit signals derived from analog process signals binary XH
XJ/YJ Black-Box signals or signals from non-standard areas anlg/bin XJ YJ
XK Equipment unit & component protection binary XK
XL/YL Control room & operator desk signals (e.g. push-button) binary XL YL
XM Static individual & group process alarm signals binary XM
XN Criteria computer system signals (please do not use) anlg/bin XN
XP/YP Process computer system signals (joint control) anlg/bin XP YP
XQ/YQ Analog process signals (XQ from field, YQ to field) analog XQ YQ
XR/YR Closed loop control, controller signals (no field signals) analog XR YR
XS Sequence steps (no field signals) binary XS
XT/YT Special signals from turbine control binary XT YT
XU Dynamic individual & group alarm signals binary XU
XV/YV/ZV Gated signals for protective logic & alarm logic binary XV YV ZV
XW/YW Hardwired alarm annunciation system (please do not use) binary XW YW
_X Blocked
_Y Blocked
_Z Free for use by ANDRITZ HYDRO binary XZ YZ ZZ
5.2 Binary signals (contacts) and limit values from signal conditioning
For field instruments with tandem (or triple) switches with same limit value, we
recommend:
XG01/51 for the first switch
XG11/61 for the second switch
XG21/71 for the third switch
For field instruments with two (or more) switches with individual limit value, we
recommend
odd-numbers for high-limit values, even-numbers for low-limit values:
XG01/51 for the high-limit value
XG02/52 for the low-limit value
XG03/53 for the high/high-limit value
XG04/54 for the low/low-limit value
XG05/55 for the high/high/high-limit value
XG06/56 for the low/low/low-limit value
5.2.3 Signal numbers for limit values derived from analog process signals
The analog process signal will have normally the signal code XQ01 for standard
transmitters.
The derived binary limit values will be produced internal in the DCS/PLC, standard
as follows:
odd-numbers for high-limit values, even-numbers for low-limit values:
XH01/51 for the high-limit value
XH02/52 for the low-limit value
XH03/53 for the high/high-limit value
XH04/54 for the low/low-limit value
XH05/55 for the high/high/high-limit value
XH06/56 for the low/low/low-limit value
Example 5.1.1/1:
Signal designation for a ultrasonic level sensor with signal converter
DCS
normal NO/NC
input signal code limit value
level contacts
card
Level
Example 5.1.1/2:
Level signals derived from an analog level transmitter signal:
>high/high
XH03 >10m
<high/high
XH53 <10m
>high
XH01 >8m
<high
XH51 <8m
L XQ01
I <low
XH02 <3m
>low
XH52 >3m
<low/low
XH04 <1m
>low/low
XH54 >1m
If there is a common oil supply system for generator and turbine bearings must it with
MV_ be designated.
The shaft can be assigned to the turbine or the generator, whereby the coupling makes a
demarcation possible. In addition, it is to be taken on the structural condition
consideration.
A separate scheme for this system is established in the number sequence since a
Kaplan turbine with runner and wicket gate requires many identification details.
MEX10 Pressure oil supply system for runner and wicket gate control
MEX20 Wicket gate control
MEX30 Runner blade control
MEX50 Brake control
MEX60 Pressure oil generation and control of upper water stop valve
MEX70 Safety equipment for the turbine and emergency shutdown equipment
The connecting flanges to the servomotor constitute the interfaces between the control
and governor system MEX and the turbine MEA or the upper water stop valve MEB.
The electric connection to the servo valve constitutes the interface between the control
and protection equipment MEY and the turbine MEA or its hydraulic governor system
MEX. The identification of the coil is therefore MEX.
Because the constructional structure differs to the Kaplan turbine strongly, its own
number structuring is specified.
MEA10 Turbine inlet and outlet, spiral case including drainage system (Where a
distinction is to be made between the inlet end and outlet end, MEA11 is
used for the inlet and MEA15 for the draft tube selection).
MEA20 Wicket gate
MEA30 Runner
MEA40 Turbine shaft
MEA50 Turbine brake system
MEB10 Main inlet valve in turbine inlet including bypass
MEB20 Shutoff valve in turbine outlet
MED10 Turbine thrust bearing or combined thrust guide bearing
MED20 Turbine guide bearing
MKA40 Generator shaft
The connecting flanges to the servomotor constitute the interfaces between the control
and governor system MEX and the turbine MEA or the upper water stop valve MEB.
Also for the Pelton turbine its own number structuring is specified.
A identification scheme for the control and governor equipment for Pelton turbines is
analogous to that of Kaplan turbines.
MEX10 Pressure oil supply system for injector and deflector control
MEX20 Injector control
MEX30 Deflector control
MEX50 Brake control
MEX60 Pressure oil generation and control of upper water stop valve
MEX70 Safety equipment for the turbine and emergency shutdown equipment
The connecting flanges to the servomotor constitute the interfaces between the control
and governor system MEX and the turbine MEA or the upper water stop valve MEB.
MFA10 Turbine inlet and outlet, spiral case including drainage system (Where a
distinction is to be made between the inlet end and outlet end, MFA11 is
used for the inlet and MFA15 for the draft tube selection).
MFA20 Wicket gate
MFA30 Runner
MFA40 Turbine shaft
MFA50 Turbine brake system
MFB10 Main inlet valve (spherical valve) inlet including bypass
MFD10 Turbine thrust bearing or combined thrust guide bearing
MFD20 Turbine guide bearing
MFM10 Starting device (starting turbine or electric starting device)
Storage pumps in storage pump plants serve to pump the water from the lower reservoir
of the plant back to the upper reservoir or to the water impounding system.
MGA10 Pump inlet, housing and pump outlet (Where a distinction is to be made
between the inlet end and outlet end, MGA11 is used for the inlet and
MGA15 for the draft tube selection).
MGA20 Wicket gate
MGA30 Runner
MGA40 Shaft
MGA50 Mechanical brake system for the pump
MGB10 Main inlet valve in upperwater system
MGB20 Main inlet valve in underwater system (draft tube valve)
MGD10 Thrust bearing or combined thrust guide bearing
MGD20 Guide bearing
MGK10 Hydraulic converter
MGM10 Starting device (starting turbine or electric starting device)
The numbering of MGK and MGM shall have the same systematic of identification as for
the associated main machine set.
A identification scheme for the control and governor equipment for Storage pump is
analogous to that of Francis turbines.
The connecting flanges to the servomotor constitute the interfaces between the control
system MGX and the pump MGA or the upper water stop valve MGB.
The electric connection to the servo valve constitutes the interface between the control
and protection equipment MGY and the pump MGA or its hydraulic control system MGX.
The identification of the coil is therefore MFX.
The ANDRITZ HYDRO standard deviates here from the VGB Guideline.
For identification of motor generators the same identification scheme is used as for the
generator, only the letter _K_ is changed to _L_.
The following equipment and systems that serve to collect and store water are part of the
water impound works.
These cover:
Water intake, small water inflows, ponds, reservoirs, associated trash/fish barriers, pump
systems, dams with spillway and drainage systems, weir systems including auxiliary systems
and fluid supply systems for control and protection equipment.
All equipment and systems for shutting off and conducting the headwater from including the
intake rake to excluding the main inlet valve of the main machine set.
These cover:
Trash rack and rack cleaning system, gates, shut off valves and butterfly valves, piping and
penstock system systems including auxiliary systems and fluid supply systems for control
and protection equipment.
All equipment and systems for shutting off and conducting the tailwater from including the
tube valves of the machine set or including the outlet from the turbine to excluding the
underwater impound works or subsequent barrage.
These cover:
Sluice gate flaps, cleaning systems for pump operation, culvert systems and surge tanks
including auxiliary systems and fluid supply systems for control and protection equipment.
In addition belongs to the Penstock drain system and the machine drain system.
Remark: The leakage water collection and drainage system is identified as GM_
For the entire cooling water system of a hydroelectric power plant the designation scheme is
used according the type of cooling water supply.
The individual systems are differentiated again in the number sequence, whereby a
partitioning in the last character of the number sequence can be done.
The limit is the inlet / outlet of the cooler of the respective cooling system. Thus the cooler is
assigned to the transformer for example.
The air production divides into the group of compressed air and control air.
Compressed air serves the out blowing of the turbine and draft tube for the condenser
operation and control air for control of various components.
Where only one air compressor system is used for more than one task in a power plant, it is
identified as QE_.
Where a common compressor generates the control air and stationary compressed air (SC_)
it is identified as QF_
The compressed air system encompasses the connection to the user or his fitting.
The compressors for air replenishment of air-oil pressure tanks in governor oil systems are
identified as MEX, MFX and MGX according to the originator principle.
The compressed air systems are in the power plants very differently developed however
should this numbering system be kept.
Here will given by the VGB the only following marking, all other ranges are project-
specifically after the KKS key to be specified.
The drainage systems for headrace tunnel (penstock) and machine set are identified
as LSL and LSM respectively.
Ancillary systems are not direct service to the process in hydro power plants and by the VGB are
not continued to give. They are sufficiently defined in the KKS key.
Grid and distribution systems are switchyards which transmit the electric power supplied by the
power plant to the grid. They start from the high voltage side of the machine transformer and
contain circuit breakers, disconnectors, earthing switches, surge voltage protectors, installation
units as well as transformers and inductors including the auxiliary systems such as compressed
air supply, protection and control systems.
The following rules and recommendations have to observed for this purpose.
The process related sections of high voltage switchgear are identical to the switchgear
cubicles.
Bus couplers and busbar metering panels should be identified in the numbering section
as 00.
If distinctions necessarily for busbar systems (double busbar) are like that should these
done in the number block.
All installations from excluding the generator terminal to excluding the high voltage side of the
generator transformer are part of the power transmission.
These cover:
Generator leads including neutral, earthing switch, brake disconnector, surge voltage
protector, measuring transducer, earth fault reactors and auxiliary cabinets.
Generator circuit breaker including auxiliary systems and cabinets.
Generator transformer including cooling unit and cabinets
The ANDRITZ HYDRO standard deviates here from the VGB Guideline.
These function levels are not described in the VGB 106 D1.
The KKS standard key is to be used as already shown in the example 3.8/10.
The VGB does without this function level. This is explained in the next paragraph. ANDRITZ
HYDRO uses however these, because it does not follow the recommendation of the VGB but
follows the KKS key (see example 3.8/10).
The ANDRITZ HYDRO standard deviates here from the VGB Guideline.
The VGB Guideline identify as follows:
A separate function level BT_ for batteries and battery chargers is not included. An interdisciplinary code
BU_ for the 220VDC system and BV_ for the 24VDC system is recommended so that the functional
correlation of the components of a grid system becomes apparent in the identifier, too.
Due to use of many years of standard KKS key with ANDRITZ HYDRO extensions for further
voltage levels (110VDC and 48VDC) is not converted this recommendation. (see example 3.8/10)
The individual protective functions are generally assigned to the unit which can be protected.
Where a higher level protection equipment, which encompasses various units, is to be identified,
the classification may be selected from key part C_ _.
CH_ generally identifies cubicles for protection equipment.
MKY, MLY Generator protection (e.g. over current, over voltage, impedance, earth fault)
MKC, MLC Excitation protection (e.g. over excitation, under excitation)
B_T Transformer protection (e.g. differential protection, Buchholz protector)
A_ _ Busbar differential protection
MY_, CHA Unit differential protection
U_ _ Security services (e.g. burglary)
CYE Fire alarm system
SG_ Stationary fire protection system
The phase switch is classified as BAC in the same manner as the generator circuit breaker.
Only super-ordinate systems or several systems are grouped in the function level of "C _ _". If it
is a single function control than it is denominated according to their function.
Typical are:
MEY10DG100 Opening control
MEY10DE100 Load control
MEY10DS100 Speed control
LNY10DF100 Discharge control
MYB10EY100 Protective functions (turbine and generator on mechanical failures)
BYA10 Open loop control for auxiliary power supply and emergency power supply
CBP10 Synchronization
LNA10DL100 Level control
The control is usually realized over programmable systems, which contain more than one
function. Further belong to also diagnostic and monitoring systems as well as operating and
monitoring functions.
The function levels are documented in the ANDRITZ HYDRO KKS sufficiently.
The technical equipment e.g. aggregates are classified and numbered here.
The wicket gates are subassemblies of the turbine casing and are identified as HA
The runner blades are assigned to the runner and therefore they are classified as HB
Main piping including the associated valves are numbered in decade steps.
Decade steps take places if the functional group is changed. See example 3.8/6
Secondary piping are numbered sequentially to the main devices (decade). If subordinated
devices are present such as pilot valves, these can be denominated also after the main
aggregate with an additional letter such as AA011A.
Switchgear assemblies
The ANDRITZ HYDRO standard partly deviates here from the VGB Guideline.
ANDRITZ HYDRO uses for a group only the third digit during the VGB all three digits use.
The single line shall once again clarify the ANDRITZ HYDRO standard.
The following numbering system is only important if the transformer windings are to be
differentiated. The transformer is according to standard with GT 100 to denominate.
If differentiated between higher and lower voltage side the higher voltage side with 100 and the
lower voltage side with 200 are to be denominated.
Is it however a multi-winding transformer with same voltage level by 210 and 220, with different
by 200 and 300 are to be denominated.
Component code
The identification divides between electrical and non electric components. Electrical components
have a minus in the first digit.
Normally two digits for the numbering are used. If necessary it can extended however by one
digit.
The remaining defaults are sufficiently described in the breakdown level 3.
Signal code
The structure of the signal code is in chapter 3.5, the exact explanation and the ANDRITZ
HYDRO standard is represented with examples in chapter 5.
The letter combinations (chapter 5.1.2) of the ANDRITZ HYDRO standard deviate not from the
VGB guideline, but are only partly more detailed. Likewise the number block in chapter 5.2
respectively in the breakdown level 3.
General Electrics, a partner of ANDRITZ HYDRO, uses ANSI (American National Standard
Institute) as identification system for power plant components. ANSI is a common used
identification system in the United States. To define control and instrumentation interfaces
between GE scope of supply and ANDRITZ HYDRO the GE-identification code is integrated.
Consumer and signal codes are integrated as follows:
KKS ANSI
Breakdown level 0 1
Type of (A) (N) _ (A) (A) (A) (A) (A) (A) (A) (A) (A) (A)
data character (N) (N) (N) (N) (N) (N) (N) (N) (N) (N) (N)
Here breakdown level 0 and breakdown level 1 with the numbering of units, main group and
group are indicated. The GE-ANSI code (maximum 10 characters), which is split by an
underscore, is added to the KKS.
Example:
Consumer
WT1 Governor oil pump
KKS ANSI
Breakdown level 0 1
Type of 1 1 _ 8 8 H Q - 1
data character
Signal code
WT1 Governor oil pump running
KKS ANSI
Breakdown level 0 1
Type of 1 1 _ 8 8 H Q - 1
data character
BH Low voltage main distribution Low voltage main distribution boards and
transformers, general-purpose
BHA 0, .kV Low voltage main distribution Low voltage main distribution 1 general purpose
BHB 0, .kV Low voltage main distribution Low voltage main distribution 2 general purpose
BHC 0, .kV Low voltage main distribution Low voltage main distribution 3 general purpose
BHD 0, .kV Low voltage main distribution Low voltage main distribution 4 general purpose
BHT Low voltage auxiliary power transformers Low voltage auxiliary power transformers
BHX Fluid supply system for control and protection Fluid supply system for control and protection
equipment equipment
BHY Protection Electrical control and protection equipment
BJ Low voltage subdistribution Low voltage subdistribution boards and
transformers, normal system
BJA 0, .kV Low voltage subdistribution Low voltage subdistribution 1 normal system
Water turbine
BJB 0, .kV Low voltage subdistribution Low voltage subdistribution 2 normal system
BJC 0, .kV Low voltage subdistribution Low voltage subdistribution 3 normal system
BJD 0, .kV Low voltage subdistribution Low voltage subdistribution 4 normal system
BJT Low voltage auxiliary power transformers Low voltage auxiliary power transformers
BJX Fluid supply system for control and protection Fluid supply system for control and protection
equipment equipment
BJY Protection Electrical control and protection equipment
BL Low voltage subdistribution Low voltage subdistribution boards and
transformers, general-purpose
BLA 0, .kV Low voltage subdistribution Low voltage subdistribution 1 general purpose
Lightning
BLB 0, .kV Low voltage subdistribution Low voltage subdistribution 2 general purpose
BLC 0, .kV Low voltage subdistribution Low voltage subdistribution 3 general purpose
BLH 0,. kV subdistribution boards Low voltage subdistribution boards, general-
purpose (free for use)
BLT Low voltage auxiliary power transformers Low voltage auxiliary power transformers
BLX Fluid supply system for control and protection Fluid supply system for control and protection
equipment equipment
BLY Protection Electrical control and protection equipment
BM Low voltage distribution (diesel) emergency Low voltage distribution boards and
power system transformers, (diesel) emergency power
system 1
BMA Low voltage emergency distribution board Low voltage emergency distribution boards
(emergency diesel)
BMH Low voltage emergency distribution board Emergency lightning and emergency distribution
BMT Low voltage emergency power transformers Low voltage emergency power transformers
BMX Fluid supply system for control and protection Fluid supply system for control and protection
equipment equipment
BMY Protection Electrical control and protection equipment
BP Power installations for electrical variable- Power installations for variable-speed drives
speed drives (e.g. for feed water pump, excitation
equipment, not power adjusters in switchgear)
BPA Frequency converter Power installations for variable-speed drives (free
for use)
BPT Excitation transformer Power installations for variable-speed drives (free
for use)
BPX Fluid supply system for control and protection Fluid supply system for control and protection
equipment equipment
BPY Protection Electrical control and protection equipment
BR Low voltage distribution, uninterruptible Low voltage distribution boards,
power supply uninterruptible (converter) power supply
BRA 230V UPS-Emergency current distribution 1 Low voltage distribution boards, uninterruptible
230V AC Safe busbar (converter) power supply
BRB 230V UPS-Emergency current distribution 2 Low voltage distribution boards, uninterruptible
230V AC Safe busbar (converter) power supply
BRC 120V UPS-Emergency current distribution Low voltage distribution boards, uninterruptible
120V AC Safe busbar (converter) power supply
BRU AC-Converter Converter (static), inverter
BRX Fluid supply system for control and protection Fluid supply system for control and protection
equipment equipment
BRY Protection Electrical control and protection equipment
BT Battery system Battery system
BTA 220V Battery 1 Batteries (free for use according to voltage level)
BTB 220V Battery 2 Batteries (free for use according to voltage level)
BTC 110/125V Battery 1 Batteries (free for use according to voltage level)
BTD 110/125V Battery 2 Batteries (free for use according to voltage level)
BTE 24/48V Battery 1 Batteries (free for use according to voltage level)
BTF 24/48V Battery 2 Batteries (free for use according to voltage level)
BTL 220V Battery charger 1 Rectifiers, battery chargers (free for use according
to voltage level)
BTM 220V Battery charger 2 Rectifiers, battery chargers (free for use according
to voltage level)
BTN 110/125V Battery charger 1 Rectifiers, battery chargers (free for use according
to voltage level)
BTP 110/125V Battery charger 2 Rectifiers, battery chargers (free for use according
to voltage level)
BTQ 24/48V Battery charger Rectifiers, battery chargers (free for use according
to voltage level)
BTR 24/48V Battery charger Rectifiers, battery chargers (free for use according
to voltage level)
BU Direct voltage distribution, normal system Direct voltage distribution boards, normal
system
BUA 220V Direct current distribution board 1 Direct voltage distribution boards, normal system
BUB 220V Direct current distribution board 2 Direct voltage distribution boards, normal system
BUC 110/125V Direct current distribution board, 110V Direct current distribution board, common
common part part
BUD 110/125V Direct current distribution board, 110V Direct current distribution board, common
common part, fail safe part, fail safe
BUE 24/48V Direct current distribution board 1 24V Direct current distribution board 1
BUF 24/48V Direct current distribution board 2 24V Direct current distribution board 2
BUH 24/48V Direct current distribution board, 24V Direct current distribution board, common part
common part
BUX Fluid supply system for control and protection Fluid supply system for control and protection
equipment equipment
BUY Protection Electrical control and protection equipment
CX Local control station Local control stations (e.g. for coal handling
plants, ash handling plants, cooling water
systems, diesel units, supervision of generator
cooling, remote shutdown station)
CXA Local control station turbine Local control station, locally, turbine terminal box
CXC Local control station water treatment system Local control station
CXD Local control station diesel engine plant Local control station
CXG Local control station process drainage system Local control station
CXM Local control station generator Local control station, locally
CXP Local control station cooling water system Local control station, locally
CY Communication equipment Communication equipment
CYA Telephone system (PABX) Telephone system (PABX)
CYB Control console telephone system in the unit control room
CYC Alarm system (acoustic) Alarm system (acoustic)
CYD Alarm system (optical) Alarm system (optical)
CYE Fire alarm system Fire alarm system
CYF Clock system Radio-, satellite clock system
CYG Remote control system Remote control system
CYH Telemetry system Telemetry system
CYJ Remote metering system Remote metering system
CYK HF carrier telephone system HF carrier telephone system
CYL Staff paging system Staff paging system
CYP Optical monitoring system for outdoor structures
CYQ Gas detection system Gas detection system
CYR Pneumatic tube conveyor Pneumatic tube conveyor
CYS Radiotelephone system Radiotelephone system
CYT Intrusion detection system Intrusion detection system
CYU Access control system Access control system
CYV Plant and production management system Plant and production management system
SM Cranes, stationary hoists and conveying Cranes, stationary hoists and conveying
appliances appliances; e.g. hoist for transformer of
electrostatic-precipitator
SMA Cranes, stationary hoists, conveying Cranes, stationary hoists and conveying
appliances appliances (free for use e.g. building specific)
SMB Cranes, stationary hoists, conveying Cranes, stationary hoists and conveying
appliances appliances (free for use e.g. building specific)
SMC Cranes, stationary hoists, conveying Cranes, stationary hoists and conveying
appliances appliances (free for use e.g. building specific)
SMD Cranes, stationary hoists, conveying Cranes, stationary hoists and conveying
appliances appliances (free for use e.g. building specific)
SMG Cranes, stationary hoists, conveying Cranes, stationary hoists and conveying
appliances appliances
Water treatment
SMH Cranes, stationary hoists, conveying Cranes, stationary hoists and conveying
appliances appliances
Boiler house
SMM Cranes, stationary hoists, conveying Cranes, stationary hoists and conveying
appliances appliances
Machine hall
SMP Cranes, stationary hoists, conveying Cranes, stationary hoists and conveying
appliances appliances
Cooling water
SN Elevators Elevators
SNA Elevators Elevators (free for use e.g. building specific)
SNB Elevators Elevators (free for use e.g. building specific)
SNC Elevators Elevators (free for use e.g. building specific)
SQ Road installations Road installations
SQA Road installation Road installations (free for use)
SQB Road installation Road installations (free for use)
SQC Road installation Road installations (free for use)
SQD Road installation Road installations (free for use)
SQE Road installation Road installations (free for use)
ST Workshop, stores, laboratory equipment Workshop, stores, laboratory equipment and
and staff amenities staff amenities outside controlled area
STA Workshop equipment Workshop equipment outside controlled area
STC Maintenance areas Maintenance areas
STE Stores and filling station equipment Stores and filling station equipment
STG Laboratory equipment Laboratory equipment
STP Staff amenities Staff amenities
STY Control and protection equipment Control and protection equipment
U STRUCTURES STRUCTURES
UA Structures for grid and distribution systems Structures for grid and distribution systems
No binding stipulation of F3 subdivision.
Those given herein are simply
recommendations.
UAA Switchyard structure Switchyard structure
UAB Grid systems switchgear building Grid systems switchgear building
UAC Grid systems control building Grid systems control building
UAD Structures for grid and distribution system Structures for grid and distribution systems (free
for use)
UAE Structure for pneumatic control system Structure for pneumatic control system
UAF Structures for grid and distribution system Structures for grid and distribution systems (free
for use)
UAG Structure for transformer Structure for transformers
UAH Structure for supports and equipment Structure for supports and equipment
UB Structures for power transmission and Structures for power transmission and
auxiliary power supply auxiliary power supplyNo binding stipulation
of F3 subdivision. Those given herein are
simply recommendations.
UBA Switchgear building Switchgear building
UBB Structure for power transmission and auxiliary Structure for power transmission and auxiliary
power supply power supply (free for use)
UBC Structure for offsite system transformers Structure for offsite system transformers
UBD Structure for low-voltage auxiliary power Structure for low-voltage auxiliary power
transformers transformers
UBE Structure for medium-voltage auxiliary power Structure for medium-voltage auxiliary power
transformers transformers
UBF Structure for generator transformers Structure for generator transformers
UBG Structure for start-up transformers Structure for start-up transformers
UBH Structure for oil collecting pits Structure for oil collecting pits
UBJ Structure for transformer track Structure for transformer tracks
UBK Transformer assembly building Transformer assembly building
UBL Structure for busbars Structure for busbars
UBM Structure for transformer cooling system Structure for transformer cooling systems
UBN Structure for emergency power generating set Structure for emergency power generating sets
(without central water chiller)
UBP Emergency power generating and central water Emergency power generating and central water
chiller building chiller building
UBQ Structure for emergency power generator fuel Structure for emergency power generator fuel
supply system supply system
UC Structures for instrumentation and control Structures for instrumentation and control No
binding stipulation of F3 subdivision. Those
given herein are simply recommendations.
UCA Unit control room building Unit control room building
UCB Control station building Control station building
UCC Structure for control and instrumentation Structure for instrumentation and control (free for
use)
UCD Structure for control and instrumentation Structure for instrumentation and control (free for
use)
UCE Structure for control and instrumentation Structure for instrumentation and control (free for
use)
UCF Structure for control and instrumentation Structure for instrumentation and control (free for
use)
UG Structures for water supply and disposal Structures for water supply and disposal No
binding stipulation of F3 subdivision. Those
given herein are simply recommendations.
UGA Structure for raw water supply Structure for raw water supply
UGD Structure for demineralization system Structure for demineralization system
UGE Structure for neutralization system Structure for neutralization system
UGF Structure for fire water supply Structure for fire water supply
UGG Structure for drinking water supply Structure for drinking water supply
UGH Structure for rainwater Structure for rainwater
UGK Flocculant mixing chamber Flocculant mixing chamber
UGL Flocculator structure, flocculator Flocculator structure, flocculator
UGN Treated water basin Treated water basin
UGP Sludge thickener Sludge thickener
UGQ Sludge dewatering building Sludge dewatering building
UGR Sludge storage structure Sludge storage structure
UGU Structure for effluent disposal Structure for effluent disposal
UGV Structure for sewerage plant Structure for sewerage plant
UL Structures for steam-, water-, gas-cycles Structures for steam-, water-, gas-cycles No
binding stipulation of F3 subdivision. Those
given herein are simply recommendations.
ULN Structure for hydroelectric power plant water Structure for hydroelectric power plant water
impounding works impounding works
ULP Structure for hydroelectric power plant intake Structure for hydroelectric power plant intake
systems systems
ULQ Structure for hydroelectric power plant tail-race Structure for hydroelectric power plant tail-race
systems systems
UM Structures for main machine sets Structures for main machine sets No binding
stipulation of F3 subdivision. Those given
herein are simply recommendations.
UME Hydraulic turbine building Hydraulic turbine building
UMG Pumped storage turbine building Pumped storage turbine building
UMJ Diesel engine building Diesel engine building
UMM Compressor system building Compressor system building
UMR Gas engine plant building Gas engine plant building
UP Structures for circulating (cooling) water Structures for circulating (cooling) water
systems systems (e.g. circulating water intake) No
binding stipulation of F3 subdivision. Those
given herein are simply recommendations.
UPA Cooling water intake culvert Cooling water intake culvert
UPB Secondary cooling water intake culvert Secondary cooling water intake culvert
UPC Cooling water intake structure Cooling water intake structure
UPD Secondary cooling water intake structure Secondary cooling water intake structure
UPH Structure for cooling water treatment Cooling water treatment structure
UPJ Structure for secondary cooling water Secondary cooling water treatment structure
treatment
UPN Cooling water inlet culvert Cooling water inlet culvert
UPP Secondary cooling water inlet culvert Secondary cooling water inlet culvert
UPQ Biocide treatment building Biocide treatment building
UPS Debris trough Debris trough
UPT Screen wash water cleaning structure Screen wash water cleaning structure
UQ Structures for circulating (cooling) water Structures for circulating (cooling) water
systems systems (e.g. circulating water pumps and
outfall) No binding stipulation of F3
subdivision. Those given herein are simply
recommendations.
UQA Cooling water pump building Cooling water pump building
UQB Secondary cooling water pump building Secondary cooling water pump building
UQG Cooling water overflow structure, surge tank Cooling water overflow structure, surge tank
UQH Screen wash water discharge culvert Screen wash water discharge culvert
UQJ Cooling water seal pit Cooling water seal pit, incl. cooling water aeration
structure
UQK Cooling water venting structure Cooling water venting structure
UQL Secondary cooling water surge pond Secondary cooling water surge pond
UQM Secondary cooling water collecting pond Secondary cooling water collecting pond
UQN Cooling water outfall culvert Cooling water outfall culvert
UQP Secondary cooling water outfall culvert Secondary cooling water outfall culvert
UQQ Cooling water outfall structure Cooling water outfall structure
UQR Secondary cooling water outfall structure Secondary cooling water outfall structure
UQS Cooling water discharge culvert Cooling water discharge culvert
UQT Secondary cooling water discharge culvert Secondary cooling water discharge culvert
UQU Cooling water spillway structure Cooling water spillway structure, incl. cooling
water aeration structure
UQV Structure for artificial cooling water aeration Structure for artificial cooling water aeration
UQW Routing structure for cooling water discharge Routing structure for cooling water discharge
UR Structures for circulating (cooling) water Structures for circulating (cooling) water
systems systems (e.g. recirculation cooling) No binding
stipulation of F3 subdivision. Those given
herein are simply recommendations.
URA Cooling tower structure Cooling tower structure (main cooling water)
URB Cooling tower structure Cooling tower structure (secondary cooling water)
URC Structure for cooling water system (secondary Structure for cooling water systems (e.g.
cooling water) recirculation cooling) (free for use)
URD Cooling tower pump building Cooling tower pump building (main cooling water)
URE Cooling tower pump building (secondary Cooling tower pump building (secondary cooling
cooling water) water)
URF Structure for cooling water system Structure for cooling water systems (e.g.
recirculation cooling) (free for use)
URG Cooling tower connecting structure Cooling tower connecting structure
URH Cooling tower outlet structure Cooling tower outlet structure
URJ Cooling tower outfall culvert Cooling tower outfall culvert
URK Cooling tower return structure Cooling tower return structure
URL Cooling tower return culvert Cooling tower return culvert
URM Cooling water distribution building Circulating (cooling) water distribution building
URN Cooling tower bypass structure Cooling tower bypass structure
URP Cooling tower blowdown structure Cooling tower blowdown structure
URQ Cooling tower blowdown culvert Cooling tower blowdown culvert
XP Common installations for heavy machinery Common installations for heavy machinery
XPA Foundation Foundation
XPB Casing Casing, Cover
XPG Frame, support structure Frame, support structure
XPR Forced cooling system Forced cooling system
XPS Drying and conservation system Drying and conservation system
D Closed loop control circuits Closed loop control circuit (Data char. A2
following DIN 19227, part 1, Sept. 1973 edit.,
tab.1, init. letter)
Only for complete loop in loop diagram; not
for use in P&I-diagrams!
Counting system see (C)
DD Density Density
DE Voltage control Electrical values (e.g. voltage, current, power,
frequency)
e.g. 01BBA01DE001 voltage control
DF Flow control Flow, mass flow
e.g. 01PAC10DF001 main cooling water flow
control
DG Position control Distance, length, position, direction of rotation
DK Time control Time
DL Level control Level (also for dividing line)
e.g. 01MEX10DL001 Governor oil level control
DM Moisture, humidity Moisture, humidity
DP Pressure control Pressure
e.g. 01MEX10DP001 governor oil pressure
control
DQ Conductivity control Quality variables (analysis, material
PH-Control properties), other than *DD*, *DM*, *DV*
O2-Control
NOx-Control
DR Radiation Radiation variables
DS Speed (revolution) control Velocity, speed, frequency (mechanical),
acceleration
DT Temperature control Temperature
e.g. 01MEX10DT001 governor oil temperature
control
DU Combined and other variables Combined and other variables
DV Viscosity control Viscosity
e.g. 00MEX01DV001 oil viscosity control
DW Weight force control Weight, mass
DY Vibration control Vibration, expansion
Expansion control
XC Binary signals (feedback from controllers) Closed-loop control signals (binary feedback,
only used internally from system as local tag, not
for signals from/to field).
Rem.: will be not shown normally!
XC01 (free for use) Feedback controller
XC02 (free for use) Feedback controller
XC03 Control automatic Feedback controller
XC04 Control manual Feedback controller
XC07 Control disturbance Feedback controller
XC57 No control disturbance Feedback controller
XG Binary signals (from field/process) Binary process signals (even conditioned by
binary condit. modules)
e.g. all typical field signals (pressure switch, limit
switch )
XG01 Switched on Feedback NO-contact
Opened/open
Limit set point >max 1
XG02 Switched off Feedback NO-contact
Closed/close
Limit set point <min 1
XG03 Limit set point >max 2 Feedback NO-contact
XG04 Limit set point <min 2 Feedback NO-contact
XG05 Limit set point >max 3 Feedback NO-contact
XG06 Limit set point <min 3 Feedback NO-contact
XG07 Limit set point >max 4 Feedback NO-contact
XG08 Limit set point <min 4 Feedback NO-contact
XG09 Limit set point >max 5 Feedback NO-contact
XG10 Limit set point <min 5 Feedback NO-contact
XG51 Limit set point <max 1 Feedback NC-contact
Switched on
Opened/open
XG52 Switched off Feedback NC-contact
Closed/close
Limit set point >min 1
XG53 Limit set point <max 2 Feedback NC-contact
XG54 Limit set point >min 2 Feedback NC-contact
XG55 Limit set point <max 3 Feedback NC-contact
XG56 Limit set point >min 3 Feedback NC-contact
XG57 Limit set point <max 4 Feedback NC-contact
XG58 Limit set point >min 4 Feedback NC-contact
XG59 Limit set point <max 5 Feedback NC-contact
XG60 Limit set point >min 5 Feedback NC-contact
XH Binary limit signals Binary limit signals derived from analog process
signals
XH01 Limit set point >max 1 Positive logic (log=1)
XH02 Limit set point <min 1 Positive logic (log=1)
XH03 Limit set point >max 2 Positive logic (log=1)
XH04 Limit set point <min 2 Positive logic (log=1)
XH05 Limit set point >max 3 Positive logic (log=1)
XH06 Limit set point <min 3 Positive logic (log=1)
XH07 Limit set point >max 4 Positive logic (log=1)
XH08 Limit set point <min 4 Positive logic (log=1)
XH09 Limit set point >max 5 Positive logic (log=1)
XH10 Limit set point <min 5 Positive logic (log=1)
XH51 Limit set point <max 1 Negative logic (log=0)
XH52 Limit set point >min 1 Negative logic (log=0)
XH53 Limit set point <max 2 Negative logic (log=0)
XH54 Limit set point >min 2 Negative logic (log=0)
XH55 Limit set point <max 3 Negative logic (log=0)
XH56 Limit set point >min 3 Negative logic (log=0)
XH57 Limit set point <max 4 Negative logic (log=0)
XH58 Limit set point >min 4 Negative logic (log=0)
XH59 Limit set point <max 5 Negative logic (log=0)
XH60 Limit set point >min 5 Negative logic (log=0)
XJ Black box signals Signals from non-standard areas (e.g. black
box), (shall be fixed individually), but alarms
shall be defined under *XM*.
XJ01 switched-on Feedback from black-box
in operation
XJ02 switched-off Feedback from black-box
not in operation
XJ03 Ready Feedback from black-box
XJ22 Status remote Feedback from black-box
XJ23 Status local Feedback from black-box
XK Binary signals Equipment unit/component protection
XK01 Protection signal e.g. Generator protection (log=1)
XK51 no protection signal e.g. Generator protection (log=0)
XL Binary signals (from control rooms and PB- Control room and control stations, signals not
stations/panels) assigned to specific control systems (e.g. control
interface tiles, PB-stations will be identified by
the drive-No.)
XL01 Control on Start commands for subloop control
XL02 Control off Stop commands for subloop control
XL04 Acknowledge Acknowledging signal
XL15 Automatic on Start command automatic
XL16 Automatic off Stop command automatic
XL21 Pre selection 1 on Cmd-On pre selection 1
XL22 Pre selection 2 on Cmd-On pre selection 2
XL41 Open Command for the System
Start-up
XL42 Close Command for the System
Shut-down