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    Components Key - Components

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    This document provides a key for identifying mechanical and electrical components in power plant systems. It includes categories for mechanical components like valves, pumps, heat exchangers; instrumentation and control components like sensors, transmitters, controllers; and electrical components like relays, switches, cables. Each component is assigned a unique code made up of 1-3 letters to identify its type and system application.

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    Components Key - Components

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    This document provides a key for identifying mechanical and electrical components in power plant systems. It includes categories for mechanical components like valves, pumps, heat exchangers; instrumentation and control components like sensors, transmitters, controllers; and electrical components like relays, switches, cables. Each component is assigned a unique code made up of 1-3 letters to identify its type and system application.

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    This document provides a key for identifying mechanical and electrical components in power plant systems. It includes categories for mechanical components like valves, pumps, heat exchangers; instrumentation and control components like sensors, transmitters, controllers; and electrical components like relays, switches, cables. Each component is assigned a unique code made up of 1-3 letters to identify its type and system application.

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    This document provides a key for identifying mechanical and electrical components in power plant systems. It includes categories for mechanical components like valves, pumps, heat exchangers; instrumentation and control components like sensors, transmitters, controllers; and electrical components like relays, switches, cables. Each component is assigned a unique code made up of 1-3 letters to identify its type and system application.

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    KKS Identification

    Power Plants
    System for
    Component Key

    K/M
    K Mechanical components
    KA Gate valves, globe valves, dampers, cocks, rupture disks, orifices
    KB Gates, doors, dam boards
    KC Heat exchangers, coolers
    KD Vessels/tanks, pools, surge tanks (fluid systems)
    KE Turning, driving, lifting and slewing gear
    KF Continuous conveyors, feeders
    KJ Size reduction machines
    KK Compacting, packaging machines
    KM Mixers, agitators
    KN Compressors, blowers, fans
    KP Pumps
    KT Cleaning machines, dryers, separators, filters
    KV Burners, grates
    KW Stationary tooling and treatment machines for maintenance

    M Mechanical components
    MB Brakes
    MF Foundations
    MG Gearboxes
    MK Clutches, couplings
    MM Engines, not electrical
    MP Permanent connection (if MQ is not enough)
    MQ Permanent connection
    MR Piping components, ductwork components
    MS Positioners, not electrical
    MT Turbines
    MU Transmission gear, non electrical, converters and boosters other
    than couplings and gearboxes

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    KKS Identification
    Power Plants
    System for
    Component Key
    Q/-
    Q Instrumentation and control components (non-electrical)
    QA Enclosures (for I&C component protection only)
    QB Sensors if not structurally integral with *QP*, metering orifices
    QH Signaling devices
    QN Controllers, flybolt governor
    QP Measuring instruments, testing equipment
    QR Instrument piping
    QS Condensation chambers (datum reservoir) in measuring circuits
    QT Thermowells and pockets for protection of sensors

    - Electrical components
    -A Assemblies and subassemblies
    -B Transducers for non-electrical to electrical variables and
    vice-versa
    -C Capacitors
    -D Binary elements, delay devices, memory devices
    -E Special components
    -F Protective devices
    -G Generators, power supplies
    -H Signaling devices
    -K Relays, contactors
    -L Inductors
    -M Motors
    -N Amplifiers, controllers
    -P Measuring instruments, testing equipment
    -Q Power switchgear
    -R Resistors
    -S Switches, selectors
    -T Transformers
    -U Modulators, converters from electrical to other electrical variables
    -V Tubes, semiconductors
    -W Transmission paths, waveguides, aerials
    -X Terminals, plugs, sockets
    -Y Electrical positioners, e.g. solenoids (not motors)
    -Z Terminations, balancing equipment, filters, limiters, cable
    terminations, equalizers, hybrid transformers

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    KKS Identification
    Power Plants
    System for
    Component Key

    X/Y
    X Signal origins
    XA Functional group control/subloop control
    XB Control interface
    XC Closed-loop control
    XG Binary process signals conditioned by binary signal conditioning
    modules
    XH Binary limit signals derived from analog process signals
    XJ Signals from non-standard areas (e.g. black box, dedicated I&C)
    XK Equipment unit/component protection
    XL Control room and control stations, signals not assigned to specific
    control systems
    XM Higher-level static individual and group alarm signals
    XN Status-display computer/criterion display
    XP Supervisory computer (process computer)
    XQ Analog signals
    XR Priority control and limitation function (controls other than *XC*
    and *XT*)
    XS Functional group control step signals
    XT Turbine generator I&C, binary signals
    XU Higher-level dynamic individual and group alarm signals
    XV Signal gating (protective logic, alarm logic etc.)
    XW Hardwired alarm annunciation system

    Y Signal applications
    YA Functional group control/subloop control
    YB Control interface
    YC Closed loop control
    YJ Non-standard areas (e.g. black box)
    YL Control room and control stations, signals not assigned to specific
    control systems
    YN Status-display computer/criterion display
    YP Supervisory computer (process computer)
    YQ Analog signals
    YR Priority control and limitation function (controls other than *YC*
    and *YT*)
    YT Turbine generator I&C, binary signals
    YV Signal gating (protective logic, alarm logic etc.)
    YW Hardwired alarm annunciation system

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