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Jürgen Aydt, EnBW Kraftwerke AG, Germany

WEC Committee on the Performance of Generating Plant (PGP) Workshop “POWER SECTOR TRENDS & ISSUES: TECHNICAL AND COMMERCIAL BENCHMARKING OF POWER PLANTS” Mexico City, 4 November 2008. The KISSY - Database. Jürgen Aydt, EnBW Kraftwerke AG, Germany. What is KISSY?.

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Jürgen Aydt, EnBW Kraftwerke AG, Germany

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  1. WEC Committee on the Performance of Generating Plant (PGP) Workshop “POWER SECTOR TRENDS & ISSUES: TECHNICAL AND COMMERCIAL BENCHMARKING OF POWER PLANTS” Mexico City, 4 November 2008 The KISSY - Database Jürgen Aydt, EnBW Kraftwerke AG, Germany

  2. What is KISSY? • KISSY is an abbreviation for the German • Kraftwerksinformationssystem – • which means: Power plants information system a database managed by VGB, which is an European association an information system for thermal power plants multilingual: Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese and soon in Danish an online evaluation tool It is possible to analyse component experiences WEC PGP, 4 November 2008

  3. Who participates in KISSY? KISSY contents information from 10 countries and 359 units WEC PGP, 4 November 2008

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  5. Basis are harmonized terms Basis of every collaboration is a common understanding. Therefore VGB • defines performance indicators, terms, descriptions • and the necessary calculation-formulas • fixes rules for the data collection and • edits booklets to publish the results WEC PGP, 4 November 2008

  6. Basis are harmonized terms Objective is to harmonize • the understanding of those defined indicators • the data collection of the input data • the calculation of the indicators and statistics and • the use of those indicators WEC PGP, 4 November 2008

  7. Example for the necessity of uniform ideas WEC PGP, 4 November 2008

  8. Terms of utility industry • Part B • Power and District Heat • Booklet 3 • Fundamentals and systematic of availability determinationfor Thermal Power Plants • 7th Edition 2008 The basic guideline The VGB work group “Definitions” has actualised our fundamental guideline. The English and German version were published in 2008 – also in a pdf-file. The French one will follow next year. The definitions of the former Unipede-indicators, that are supported, are included. WEC PGP, 4 November 2008

  9. Which data are collected in KISSY? • Information of the Utility (fixed data like adresses,etc.) • Information about the Power Plant Unit • Components ▪ Boiler ▪ Steam Turbine ▪ Gas Turbine ▪ Generator • Availability data • Unavailability Incidents WEC PGP, 4 November 2008

  10. How to work with KISSY? Enter Internet address (URL): https://bkw.vgb.org/kissy-p - 128 bit encryption from VeriSign Multilingual Menu Item: Selection; Incidents; Import … enter the personal usernameand password WEC PGP, 4 November 2008

  11. Entering of data via Form WEC PGP, 4 November 2008

  12. Characteristic Values:Availability of Thermal Power Plants Parameter Formula Unit gross or net nominal capacity PN MW reference period tN h Total 12 mandatory fields operating time tB h nominal energy WB GWh energy generated WN=PN x tN GWh energy unavailability Wnv GWh unavailability time tnv h WEC PGP, 4 November 2008

  13. Menu item „Incidents“ • Overview of all unavailability incidents • Enter and/or edit your data • Print out WEC PGP, 4 November 2008

  14. Characteristic Values:Unavailability of Thermal Power Plants Parameter start & end date of the unavailability incident unavailability energy or capacity Total 8 mandatory fields power plant identification system (KKS) time frame i.e.: - (A) automatic load-rejection / fast shutdown - (C) controlled shutdown within 12 hours - (F) start-up-time extension - (H) postponable more than 12 hours - (K) yearly shutdown program type of incident i.e.: - (A1) failure without damage - (B1) check / condition check - (B7) revision - (F0) official test / measure main impact of incident - (2) power limitation - (4) plant out of operation remarks WEC PGP, 4 November 2008

  15. Menu item „Import“ Search ... WEC PGP, 4 November 2008

  16. Entering of data via import through a CSV-file WEC PGP, 4 November 2008

  17. Menu item „Evaluation“ WEC PGP, 4 November 2008

  18. Evaluations and Reports in KISSY • Operating Results of Nuclear Power Plants • Technical-scientific Reports • Availability of Thermal Power Plants • Analysis of Unavailability of Thermal Power Plants • Annual Report • Online Evaluations • Special Evaluations • KISSY/TherPerf Report from 2009 on WEC PGP, 4 November 2008

  19. Operating Results of Nuclear Power Plants WEC PGP, 4 November 2008

  20. Technical-Scientific Reports Analysis of Unavailability of Thermal Power Plants 1998 - 2007 Availability of Thermal Power Plants 1998 - 2007 WEC PGP, 4 November 2008

  21. Anonymous Evaluation Capacity Availability TS-Report AV & AU Utilization Fuels types of firing WEC PGP, 4 November 2008

  22. Technical-Scientific ReportsAvailability of Thermal Power Plants A.4.1 Bituminous Coal-fired Units, Total WEC PGP, 4 November 2008

  23. Technical-Scientific ReportsAvailability of Thermal Power Plants A.4.1 Bituminous Coal-fired Units, Total WEC PGP, 4 November 2008

  24. Technical-Scientific ReportsAvailability of Thermal Power Plants Service Life A.3.1 Fossil-fired Units, Germany Period 1980-2007 WEC PGP, 4 November 2008

  25. postponable not postponable others Unavailability incidents per unit and year Energy unavailability [%] Technical-Scientific ReportsAnalysis of Unavailability of Thermal Power Plants H H KKS-Function-Keys: C - Instrumentation and control equipment E - Conventional fuel suppla and residues disposal H - Conventional heat generation L - Steam. water. gas cycles M - Main machine sets P - Cooling water systems B H H L L M L M L M M H H H H WEC PGP, 4 November 2008 2007 1998-2007 2007 1998-2007

  26. Online-Evaluation WEC PGP, 4 November 2008

  27. Online Evaluation “Trend Chart: Month” WEC PGP, 4 November 2008

  28. Online Evaluation “Line Chart” WEC PGP, 4 November 2008

  29. Online Evaluation “Benchmark Chart” WEC PGP, 4 November 2008

  30. Online Evaluation “Pareto Chart” WEC PGP, 4 November 2008

  31. Special Evaluation WEC PGP, 4 November 2008

  32. Thank you for your attention! WEC PGP, 4 November 2008

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