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A standardized identification system for power plant equipment, systems and locations.
KKS (Kraftwerk-Kennzeichen-System) is a standardized equipment identification and classification system originally developed for power generation facilities. It provides a consistent method for uniquely identifying plants, systems, equipment and locations, supporting engineering, operations, maintenance and technical documentation throughout the asset lifecycle.
KKS provides standardized equipment identification for consistent asset management throughout power generation facilities.
KKS remains widely used within the power generation industry and has influenced the development of other structured asset identification and plant coding systems.
KKS standardizes equipment identification within power plants, whereas general asset registers may use organization-specific identification schemes across multiple industries.
Asset Management; Engineering Design; Power Generation.
Power generation.; Nuclear power.; Thermal power.; Utilities.; Industrial facilities.
VGB-B 105e
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