Kongsberg Operator Manual Power Management System

Kongsberg K-Chief 600
Power Management System

Operator Manual
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December 2012 © Kongsberg Maritime AS
Document history
Document number: 347694
Added information box descriptions.
Rev. C December 2012
Additional minor text corrections.
The reader
This operator manual is intended as a reference manual for the system operator. This manual is based on
the assumption that the system operator is familiar with running a power management system.
Note
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part of this document may be copied or reproduced in any form or by any means, and the information
contained within it is not to be communicated to a third party, without the prior written consent of
Kongsberg Maritime AS.
Kongsberg Maritime AS endeavours to ensure that all information in this document is correct and fairly
stated, but does not accept liability for any errors or omissions.
Warning
The equipment to which this manual applies must only be used for the purpose for which it was
designed. Improper use or maintenance may cause damage to the equipment and/or injury to personnel.
The user must be familiar with the contents of the appropriate manuals before attempting to operate
or work on the equipment.
Kongsberg Maritime disclaims any responsibility for damage or injury caused by improper installation,
use or maintenance of the equipment.
Comments
To assist us in making improvements to the product and to this manual, we welcome comments and
constructive criticism.
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Operator Manual
Table of contents
Admonitions .............................................................................................................5
Glossary....................................................................................................................6
INTRODUCTION ................................................................ 7
SYSTEM DESCRIPTION...................................................... 9
Power Management ..................................................................................................9
Generator types.......................................................................................................10
Generator control functions....................................................................................10
USER INTERFACE ............................................................ 13
K-Chief 600 Operator Station and the 13.3” Touch Panel .....................................13
Screen layout.............................................................................................. 13
Power Management System view................................................................. 14
Power Management System symbols............................................................ 14
8” Touch Panel .......................................................................................................19
Screen layout.............................................................................................. 19
Power Management System symbols............................................................ 20
OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES .......................................... 22
Procedures for K-Chief 600 Operator Station and 13.3” Touch panel...................22
Open the Power Management System process view ...................................... 22
Open the generator set dialogue box............................................................. 23
Connect a generator (Auto mode)................................................................. 23
Connect a generator (Semi-auto mode)......................................................... 23
Disconnect a generator (Auto mode) ............................................................ 23
Disconnect a generator (Semi-auto mode) .................................................... 23
Prioritise generators (Auto mode) ................................................................ 24
Set the generator to Auto mode.................................................................... 24
Set the generator to Semi-auto mode ............................................................ 24
Start a generator (Auto mode)...................................................................... 24
Start a generator (Semi-auto mode) .............................................................. 24
Stop a generator (Auto mode) ...................................................................... 24
Stop a generator (Semi-auto mode) .............................................................. 25
Open the circuit breaker dialogue box .......................................................... 25
Connect the circuit breaker .......................................................................... 25
Disconnect the circuit breaker...................................................................... 25
Reset the circuit breaker .............................................................................. 25
Open the Main Switchboard controller dialogue box ..................................... 26
Set the MSB to symmetric load sharing ........................................................ 26
Set the MSB to asymmetric load sharing ...................................................... 26
Reset the MSB............................................................................................ 26
Connect more power using the MSB ............................................................ 26
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Disconnect surplus power using the MSB..................................................... 26

Set load dependent stop block on the MSB ................................................... 26
Set load dependent stop block off the MSB................................................... 27
Set the MSB to Auto ................................................................................... 27
Set the MSB to Semi-auto ........................................................................... 27
Open the One Touch Auto Sequence dialogue box ....................................... 27
Operate the One Touch Auto Sequence......................................................... 27
Reset the One Touch Auto Sequence ............................................................ 28
Abort the One Touch Auto Sequence............................................................ 28
Procedures for 8” Touch panel ...............................................................................29
Open the Power Management System process view ...................................... 29
Open the generator set dialogue box ............................................................ 29
Connect a generator (Auto mode)................................................................. 30
Connect a generator (Semi-auto mode)......................................................... 30
Disconnect a generator (Auto mode) ............................................................ 30
Disconnect a generator (Semi-auto mode) .................................................... 30
Prioritise generators (Auto mode) ................................................................ 31
Set the generator to Auto mode.................................................................... 31
Set the generator to Semi-auto mode ............................................................ 31
Start a generator (Auto mode)...................................................................... 31
Start a generator (Semi-auto mode) .............................................................. 32
Stop a generator (Auto mode) ...................................................................... 32
Stop a generator (Semi-auto mode) .............................................................. 32
Open the circuit breaker dialogue box .......................................................... 33
Connect the circuit breaker .......................................................................... 33
Disconnect the circuit breaker...................................................................... 33
Reset the circuit breaker .............................................................................. 33
Open the main switchboard controller dialogue box ...................................... 34
Set the MSB to symmetric load sharing ........................................................ 34
Set the MSB to asymmetric load sharing ...................................................... 34
Reset the MSB............................................................................................ 34
Connect more power using the MSB ............................................................ 34
Disconnect surplus power using the MSB..................................................... 35
Set load dependent stop block on the MSB ................................................... 35
Set load dependent stop block off the MSB................................................... 35
Set the MSB to auto .................................................................................... 35
Set the MSB to Semi-auto ........................................................................... 35
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Admonitions
The following admonitions found throughout this manual mark special messages to
alert the user of specific information concerning of the personnel, the equipment or the
process.
WARNING
Text set off in this manner provides a warning notice that failure to
follow the directions in this WARNING can result in bodily harm or
loss of life and/or extensive damage to equipment.
Caution
Text set off in this manner provides a warning notice that failure to follow
the directions in this CAUTION can result in damage to equipment.
Note
Text set off in this manner presents clarifying information or specific instructions
pertinent to the immediate instruction.
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Glossary
CAN Controller Area Network
CB Circuit Breaker
CRP Control Room Panel
DG Diesel Generator
DPU Distributed Processing Unit
HPP Hydraulic Power Pack
ME Main Engine
MSB Main Switchboard Controller
OS Operator Station
PMS Power Management System
SCU Segment Controller Unit
SG Shaft Generator
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Introduction
Introduction
The purpose of this Operator Manual is to provide the descriptions and procedures
required to allow for safe and efficient use of the Kongsberg K-Chief 600 Power
Management System. A thorough understanding of system functions and controls
is necessary to optimise overall performance. Careful study of the information in
this manual is highly recommended, preferably while exploring the systems various
functions. System operation is a dynamic activity requiring regular adjustments and fine
tuning to achieve the best possible results under varying environmental conditions.
The manual includes the following main chapters:
Topics
• System description on page 9
– This chapter presents a general introduction to the K-Chief 600 Power Management
System.
• User interface on page 13
– This chapter contains information about the Power Management Systems interface
that may be a necessary supplement to the procedures.
• Operational procedures on page 22
– This chapter contains step-by-step procedures for operation of the K-Chief 600
Power Management System.
Note
The K-Chief 600 is a modular system, consisting of standard main units such as
Operator Stations, Operator Panels and processing and I/O units. For a specific project
configuration, the choice and quantities of items may vary and may depend on ship
and class.
Note
This manual only describes the operation of the Power Management System. For an
overall understanding of the K-Chief 600 system, please read the principal K-Chief
600 manual referenced below.
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Related documents
→ [338857] Kongsberg K-Chief 600 Operator Manual for Alarm and Monitoring
system
→ [357625] Kongsberg K-Chief 600 Maintenance Manual
→ [311956] Kongsberg K-Chief 600 Installation Manual
→ [347693] Kongsberg K-Chief 600 Operator Manual for Auxiliary Control
→ [347181] Kongsberg K-Chief 600 Operator Manual for Vessel Performance
→ [359796] Kongsberg K-Chief 600 Operator Manual for Ship@Web
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System description
System description
Power Management
The Power Management System (PMS) is one of the systems that can be integrated in
the K-Chief 600. It is designed to control the power generation and distribution on board
the vessel. All the automatic functions necessary for a safe and economic operation is
included. The PMS is also designed according to class requirements.
The basic system consists of one Distributed Processing Unit (DPU) per generator unit.
Each DPU performs the control functions for the generator unit. The system is suitable
for generators driven by diesel engines, steam turbines or by the propeller shaft. The
DPUs have different configurations and control strategies depending on the type of
generator. For remote operation the DPUs are connected to an Operator Station (OS).
For the overall management of the switchboard an additional DPU, the Segment
Controller Unit (SCU) is used. The SCU gives redundancy both in function and
communication, this allows separation of local CAN from global CAN. The Power
Management System will be adapted to the specific configuration of generators and bus
bars on the ship. In order to comply with the latest rules of separation of functions for
alarm, control and safety, these functions have been addressed to separate DPUs. See the
following list for an overview.
• PMS control logic: SCU.
• Generator and circuit breaker control logic: A DPU (RIO-C4) for each generator.
• Bus-tie control logic: A DPU (RIO-C4) for each synchronizing circuit breaker.
• Generator protection system: A DPU (RIO-C3) for each generator.
• Alarms: A number of DPUs (RAi-16 and/or RDi-32 units) depending on the
configuration.
• Consumer Control logic: RioC2/RaO8
Operator interaction is done through interactive colour graphic pictures on the Operator
Stations (OS), or locally from the Touch panel. The number of images in the system
depends on the amount of equipment under K-Chief 600 control.
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Figure 1 Example of a Power Management view
For a more in-depth description of the K-Chief 600 system see the K-Chief 600 Operator
Manual for Alarm and Monitoring System (document number 338857).
Generator types
The following types of generators can be operated:
• Diesel Generator
• Shaft Generator
• Turbine Generator
• Emergency Generator
Generator control functions

Synchronizing
The Power Management System automatically selects and synchronizes generators to
the net as required.
Frequency control and load sharing

All generators in Auto will work together to control the frequency and load sharing.
The frequency and load sharing is based on speed droop compensation. It has also the
possibility to interface governors in isochronous mode.
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Asymmetric load sharing

The PMS has an asymmetric or unbalanced load sharing function. It will force one
generator to run at almost maximum load for a predefined period, while the second
generator is operating at a minimal load and fuel consumption. When the predefined
period expires, the generators will swap loads.
Symmetric load sharing

If asymmetric load sharing is not requested and two or more generators are running, the
load is shared equally between the generators.
Load-dependent start/stop of the stand-by generators

Each stand-by generator will automatically start, synchronise and connect according to
its assigned priority and whenever receiving one of the following requests:
• A switch-on request from the heavy consumer(s) if the generators in operation can not
provide enough power.
• A start request from another generator if it has developed a fault, which is preventing
it from maintaining its share of the load.
• A start request from another generator when it is approaching the point of overload.
Low load Auto-stop will be initiated when the total load is below a specified limit. It is
possible to override or block the low load Auto-stop feature. Whenever it is blocked,
the stand-by generator will keep on running, independent of the load parameters. This
feature is especially useful for variable heavy consumers (e.g. HPP, Thrusters).
Automatic start-and-connect after a power blackout

The power blackout logic is triggered when the PMS detects that all breakers are
disconnected and the line voltage is low (less than 10 % of normal). When a blackout
situation occur, the first stand-by generator will start and connect to the bus.
Supervision of heavy consumer start

The PMS has functionality to supervise the start of heavy consumers to ensure that a
start will not cause a blackout. If the demand for power exceeds the capacity of the
operating generators, the PMS will start up and connect a stand-by generator to ensure
that sufficient capacity is available before the request for start is granted.
Parallel operation between shaft generator and diesel generator

The frequency on the shaft generator (SG) is a result of the Main Engine (ME) speed,
and in most cases fixed. In this case it is normally the frequency of diesel generators
(DG) that is adjusted to synchronize the SG breaker. During normal operation the SG
is not a part of the stand-by system. Parallel operation of SG and DG is normally only
allowed for a limited time (adjustable) during load transfer.
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Standard setting
The generator which is connected first will be disconnected first, unless the SG and the
DG are connected to different bus bars. If they are connected to different bus bars, the
bus-tie breaker will be disconnected. See the following list for other options which
can be selected.
• Option 1: The generator which is connected first will be disconnected first, unless the
SG and the DG are connected to different bus bars. If they are connected to different
bus bars, the bus-tie breaker will be disconnected.
• Option 2: The SG will always be disconnected when a parallel situation occurs.
• Option 3: The DG will always be disconnected when a parallel situation occurs.
• Option 4: Continuous parallel operation of SG and DG is normally not recommended
and must be specified with the yard, the Main Switchboard Controller (MSB) and
the ME makers.
Auto modes/One Touch Auto Sequence

The MSB can be configured in several modes from the PMS view. In addition the PMS
can operate the MSB in several predefined Auto modes. For safe and quick change
of operation, the PMS handles all required reconfiguration of the MSB between the
different Auto modes.
Before a mode change is possible, three conditions must be fulfilled:
• All available generators are in Auto mode.
• The MSB and all the breakers are in remote control.
• The MSB must be configured in a defined mode.
When the modes are configured manually, the PMS will automatically detect the
different modes and give an indication of them in the view. The following list shows
some examples of modes.
• Harbour: One or more DGs is connected to the MSB depending on the load.
• Manoeuvre: One or more DGs connected depending on the load. The SG powers the
bow thruster bus only.
• Seagoing: The SG is connected to the MSB.
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User interface
User interface
K-Chief 600 Operator Station and the 13.3”

Touch Panel
Screen layout
The K-Chief 600 user interface is carefully designed to support the operators daily
routine. At the same time the system provides efficiency for the advanced user, and it
is easy to learn for the novice operator.
The screen is composed of the following main sections:
• Top bar
• Alarm side bar
• View area
• Navigation line
• Operator dialogues
Figure 2 Power Management System display
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The top bar, alarm side bar and the navigation line is common for all operations. See the
K-Chief 600 Operator Manual for Alarm and Monitoring System (document number
338857) to learn more about these features.
Power Management System view

The PMS view is designed as an integrated part of the K-Chief system and have the same
layout as the rest of the system.
Depending on the system configuration, the appearance and name of the page may vary.
The system may look something like this:
Power Management System symbols

The PMS view consists of a set of symbols that shows you the current system state and
lets you interact with the system. Here is an overview of the different symbols.
• Circuit breaker (controllable):
• Circuit breaker (monitoring):
• Generator set (controllable):
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• Generator set (monitoring):
• Main Switchboard Controller:
• One Touch Auto Sequence:
Tagmark description for the generator

The tagmark is located at the bottom right of the symbol. See the following illustration:
Tagmark abbreviations
• A: Auto
• L: Local
• M: Manual
• B: Blocked
• S: Shutdown
The tagmark changes according to the status of the generator.
Tagmark description for the circuit breaker

The tagmark is located at the bottom right of the symbol. See the illustration below:
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Tagmark abbreviations
• A: Auto
• L: Local
• M: Manual
• T: Tripped
The tagmark changes according to the status of the circuit breaker.
Information box
Each generator has an information box in the lower part of the view. It can have up to six
lines of information and is project dependent.
1 Auto and start block
• Config fail – Configuration failure.
• Local breaker – The breaker is on local control.
• Start block – Start is blocked.
• Local mover – The prime mover is on local control.
• Blocked – The generator is blocked.
• Auto – The generator is in auto mode.
• Semi auto – The generator is in semi-auto mode.
2 State information
• Oper block/Loc, Oper block/Rem – Operation blocked local or remote.
• Ready for start
• Starting
• Running idle
• Ready to conn. – Ready to connect.
• Cooldown
• Stopping
• Sync & conn – Synchronising and connecting.
• Connected
• Conn. high load – Connecting high load.
• Disconnecting
• Changeover
• Ch. over disconn – Changeover disconnecting.
• Shutdown
• Config failure – configuration failure.
• Invalid
• Conn. low load – Connected low load.
3 Priority
• States the priority of the generator.
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4 Standby numbering
• The standby number of the generator.
5 Stop blocked
• Load dependant stop block is active.
6 Load sharing mode
• Droop load sharing
• Isochronous load sharing
Generator state
The current state of the generator is indicated by the colour on the generator symbol.
• Green: Generator running
• Grey: Generator stopped
• Yellow colour filled in a square around the symbol: Attention necessary
• Light yellow colour filled in a square around the symbol: Information
• Red square around the symbol: Tripped/Failure
• Pink colour filled in a square around the symbol: Invalid
Breaker state
The current state of the breaker is indicated by the colour on the symbol.
• Green: Breaker closed
• Grey: Breaker open
• Yellow colour filled in a square around the symbol: Attention necessary
• Light yellow colour filled in a square around the symbol: Information
• Red square around the symbol: Tripped/Failure
• Pink colour filled in a square around the symbol: Invalid
Main switchboard controller state

The current state of the main switchboard controller is indicated by the colour on the
symbol.
• Yellow colour: Attention necessary
• Light yellow colour: Information
Prime mover state

• Grey/green flashing: Intermediate state
The Prime mover is indicated as the outer circle of the generator symbol. It is visible
when the generator is starting up or stopping. From the point when the generator is
started to the generator is running, the prime mover is flashing green/grey, and then
changes to steady green. When it is stopping the prime mover flashes green/grey until it
is steady grey.
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See the following example of a generator being started up.
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8” Touch Panel
Screen layout
This chapter describes the screen layput of the small size (8”) Touch panel.
Figure 3 The 8” Touch panel
The small size Touch panel may be used in several locations. It consists of a touch screen
divided into a process view window and a small numeric input area. It has three buttons
below the screen; Sound off, Home and Alarm acknowledge.
Figure 4 Typical Power Management System view on the 8” Touch Panel
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Power Management System symbols

The symbols for the 8” Touch panel are illustrated below:
The 8” Touch panel has an information box below each generator set.
Circuit breaker states

The 8” Touch panel has these symbols for the circuit breaker:
• Red dot: Circuit breaker alarm

• Gray: Disconnected
• Yellow / open position: Synchronizing/connecting
• Green: Connected
• Yellow / closed position: Disconnecting
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Generator states
The 8” Touch panel has these symbols for the generator state:
• Red dot: Generator alarm

• Grey: Stopped
• Green: Running, ready to connect
Prime mover states

The 8” Touch panel has these symbols for the prime mover state:
• Red dot: Prime mover alarm

• Grey: Stopped
• Grey/yellow: Starting
• Green: Running
• Green/yellow: Stopping
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Operational procedures
Procedures for K-Chief 600 Operator Station

and 13.3” Touch panel
Open the Power Management System process view
Note
The name and layout of the view is project dependent and may change.
1 Click the Home button in the top bar.
• An alternative to clicking Home is to press the Home button on the CRP.

2 Click PMS. It may look similar to the following illustration:
• The process view is opened. Depending on the system configuration the

appearance and name of this page may change, but it may look similar to the
following illustration:
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Tip
The navigation line is also a quick way to open the PMS view.
Open the generator set dialogue box

1 Open the process view showing the generator set. Figure
2 Click the generator set. 5 Generator set
dialogue box
• The dialogue box used to operate the generator set is
opened. It may look similar to the figure on the right.
Connect a generator (Auto mode)

Note
This procedure is possible when the prime mover is stopped and
ready for start or if it is running and ready to connect.
1 Open the dialogue box for the generator set.

• Please see Generator set dialogue box on page 23.
2 Click Connect.
Connect a generator (Semi-auto mode)

Note
This is only possible when the prime mover is running at nominal
speed.

2 Click Connect.
Disconnect a generator (Auto mode)

2 Click Disconnect.
Disconnect a generator (Semi-auto mode)

2 Click Disconnect.
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Prioritise generators (Auto mode)

In Auto mode the generator set with the highest priority will start first and stop last. The
generator set with the lowest priority will start last and stop first.
1 Open the dialogue box by clicking the generator set.
2 Click Pri. higher to give the generator set a higher stand-by priority.
• The indicated stand-by number is lowered by one.
Note
If you want to prioritise by using the Pri. lower button, the stand-by number is increased
by one.
Set the generator to Auto mode

2 Click Auto.
Set the generator to Semi-auto mode

2 Click Semi-auto.
Start a generator (Auto mode)

2 Click Start.
Start a generator (Semi-auto mode)

1 Open the dialogue box by clicking the generator set.
2 Click Start.
Stop a generator (Auto mode)

2 Click Stop.
When the circuit breaker is disconnected it is possible to stop the prime mover
immediately, without cooling down, by clicking Stop two times.
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Stop a generator (Semi-auto mode)

Note
This is only possible when the circuit breaker is disconnected.

• Please see the Generator set dialogue box on page 23.
2 Click Stop.
To stop the prime mover immediately, without cooling down, click Stop two times.
Open the circuit breaker dialogue box

1 Open the process view showing the circuit breaker. Figure 6 Circuit
breaker dialogue
2 Click the Circuit breaker symbol.
box
• The dialogue box for operating the breaker is opened.
It may look similar to the figure on the right.
Connect the circuit breaker

1 Open the dialogue box for the circuit breaker.
• Please see Circuit breaker dialogue box on page 25
2 Click Connect.
Disconnect the circuit breaker

2 Click Disconnect.
Reset the circuit breaker

2 Click Reset.
Note
Before resetting any alarms, correct the problem if any.
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Open the Main Switchboard controller dialogue box

1 Open the process view showing the MSB. Figure 7 MSB
2 Click the MSB symbol. Dialogue box
• The dialogue box used to operate the MSB is opened.
Set the MSB to symmetric load sharing

1 Open the dialogue box for the MSB.
• Please see MSB Dialogue box on page 26
2 Click Symmetric.
Set the MSB to asymmetric load sharing

2 Click Asymmetric.
Reset the MSB

2 Click Reset.
• The MSB is now reset, it is no longer Operation blocked, remote controlled.
Connect more power using the MSB

2 Click Connect more pwr.
Disconnect surplus power using the MSB

2 Click Disconnect surplus pwr.
Set load dependent stop block on the MSB

2 Click Stop block on.
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Set load dependent stop block off the MSB

2 Click Stop block off.
Set the MSB to Auto

2 Click Auto.
Set the MSB to Semi-auto

2 Click Semi-auto.
Caution
This mode is used for commissioning purposes. Do not use for normal
operation. This will deactivate all logic mentioned under the section above:
Auto mode.
Selecting Semi-auto will cause a Non Stand-by alarm.
Open the One Touch Auto Sequence dialogue box

1 Open the process view showing the One Touch Auto Sequence. Figure
2 Click the One Touch Auto Sequence symbol. 8 One touch
auto sequence
dialogue box
• The dialogue box for the One Touch Auto Sequence is opened.
Operate the One Touch Auto Sequence

Note
The One Touch Auto Sequence is project dependent and may vary
from the illustration.
1 Click the One Touch Auto Sequence symbol.

• Please see One touch auto sequence dialogue box on page 27
2 Click the button for the wanted mode.
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Reset the One Touch Auto Sequence

2 Click Reset to reset a fault.
Abort the One Touch Auto Sequence

2 Click Abort if you want to stop an ongoing mode change sequence.
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Procedures for 8” Touch panel

Open the Power Management System process view
• Tap the Menu button to show the main menu. From some views it may be required to
tap Menu two times before the main menu is displayed.
• Tap 1 or tap Mimics menu
• Tap 2 or tap PMS menu
• Tap 1 or tap Power Manager OR Tap 2 or tap Switchboard depending on the
configuration of the system.
• Tap the switchboard you want, to select it
Figure 9 Typical main switchboard menu on the 8” Touch panel
Open the generator set dialogue box

Tap the generator set to select it.
Use Page up and Page down to display all available functions.
Figure 10 Generator set on the 8” Touch panel
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Connect a generator (Auto mode)

• Please see Generator set on the 8” Touch panel on page 29.
2 Tap Connect.
• The prime mover symbol changes to yellow and grey. It is starting.
• The prime mover symbol changes to green. It is running idle.
• The generator symbol changes to green. It is running nominal and ready to
connect.
• The circuit breaker symbol changes to yellow. The generator is synchronizing.
• The circuit breaker symbol indicates connected and changes to green. The
generator is connected.
Connect a generator (Semi-auto mode)

Note
This is only possible when the prime mover is running at nominal speed.

2 Tap Connect.
• The circuit breaker symbol changes to yellow. The generator is synchronizing.
• The circuit breaker symbol indicates connected and changes to green. The
generator is connected.
Disconnect a generator (Auto mode)

2 Tap Disconnect.
• The circuit breaker symbol changes to yellow. The generator is unloading.
• The circuit breaker symbol indicates disconnected and changes to grey. The
generator is disconnected.
• The text cool-down is displayed. This means that the generator set is cooling
down. After cool-down time out the prime mover symbol changes to green and
yellow. The prime mover is stopping.
• The prime mover symbol changes to grey. The prime mover has stopped.
3 To stop the prime mover immediately, tap Stop two times.
Disconnect a generator (Semi-auto mode)

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2 Tap Disconnect.
Prioritise generators (Auto mode)

For the 8” Touch panel see Generator set on the 8” Touch panel on page 29
2 Tap Pri. Higher to give the generator set a higher stand-by priority.
• The indicated stand-by number is lowered by one.
3 Tap Pri. Lower to give the generator set a lower stand-by priority.
• The indicated stand-by number is increased by one.
Set the generator to Auto mode

2 Tap Auto, to set the generator in auto mode. The stand-by and blackout recovery
functions are in operation.
Set the generator to Semi-auto mode

2 Tap SemiAuto, to set the generator in Semi Auto mode.
Caution
The stand-by and blackout recovery functions are NOT in operation.
Start a generator (Auto mode)

2 Tap Start.
connect.
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Start a generator (Semi-auto mode)

2 Tap Start.
connect.
Stop a generator (Auto mode)

2 Tap Stop.
• The prime mover symbol changes to green and yellow. The prime mover is
stopping. This is a direct stop without cooling down period.
Stop a generator (Semi-auto mode)

Note
This is only possible when the circuit breaker is disconnected.

2 Tap Stop.
• The information text cool-down shows. The generator set is cooling down. After
cool-down time out, the prime mover symbol changes to green and yellow. The
prime mover is stopping.
• The prime mover symbol changes to grey. The prime mover has stopped.
3 To stop the prime mover immediately, without cooling down, tap Stop two times.
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Open the circuit breaker dialogue box

1 On the 8” Touch panel open the Power Management System view. See Open the
Power Management System process view on page 29.
2 Tap the circuit breaker symbol.
3 The circuit breaker shows, and your options come up on the right side. It may
look like the following example:
Figure 11 Circuit breaker on the 8” Touch panel
Connect the circuit breaker

• Please see .Circuit breaker on the 8” Touch panel on page 33.
2 Tap Connect.
• The circuit breaker symbol changes to yellow. This means that the circuit
breaker is connecting.
Disconnect the circuit breaker

2 Tap Disconnect.
• The circuit breaker symbol changes to yellow. This means that the circuit
breaker is unloading.
• The circuit breaker symbol indicates that it is disconnected, and changes to grey.
This means that the circuit breaker is disconnected.
Reset the circuit breaker

2 Tap Reset to reset any alarm messages.
• Before resetting any alarm, rectify the problem, if any.
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Open the main switchboard controller dialogue box

1 Open the Power Management System view.
• Please see Open the Power Management System process view on page 29.
2 Tap the MSB you want to control.
• The dialogue box to operate the MSB is opened by tapping Page up and Page
down. It may look similar to the following figure.
Figure 12 Menu for a MSB on an 8” Touch panel
Set the MSB to symmetric load sharing

• Please see .Menu for a MSB on an 8” Touch panel on page 34.
2 Tap Symmetric.
Set the MSB to asymmetric load sharing

2 Tap Asymmetric.
Reset the MSB

2 Tap Reset to reset the main switchboard controller when it is in state Operation
blocked, remote control.
Connect more power using the MSB

2 Tap Connect more power.
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Disconnect surplus power using the MSB

2 Tap Disconnect surplus power.
Set load dependent stop block on the MSB

2 Tap Stop block on.
Set load dependent stop block off the MSB

2 Tap Stop block off.
Set the MSB to auto

2 Tap Auto, to set the main switchboard controller in auto mode. The stand-by and
blackout recovery functions are in operation.
Set the MSB to Semi-auto

2 Tap Semi Auto.
Caution
This mode is used for commissioning purposes. Do not use for normal
operation. This will deactivate all logic mentioned under the section above:
Auto mode.
Selecting Semi-auto will cause a Non Stand-by alarm.
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Index
8” Touch panel 8” Touch panel, 34 Automatic
Circuit breaker symbols, 20 Auto mode start-and-connect after
Connect a generator in Generator, 24 a power blackout, 11
Auto mode, 30 Generator on 8” Touch Frequency and load
Connect a generator in panel, 31 sharing, 10
Semi-auto mode, 30 MSB, 27 Load dependent
Connect more power by MSB 8” Touch panel, 35 start/stop of the
MSB, 34 stand-by generators,
Connect the circuit 11
breaker, 33 C Parallel operation
Dialogue box for circuit Circuit breaker between shaft
breaker, 33 Connect, 25 generator and diesel
Dialogue box for Connect 8” Touch panel, 33 generator, 11
generator set, 29 Disconnect, 25 Supervision of heavy
Dialogue box for Main Disconnect 8” Touch consumer start, 11
switchboard controller, 34 panel, 33 Symmetric load sharing, 11
Disconnect a generator Open dialogue box, 25 Synchronizing, 10
in Auto mode, 30 Reset, 25 Generator set
Disconnect a generator Reset 8” Touch panel, 33 Connect in auto mode, 23
in Semi-auto mode, 30 Connect circuit breaker, 25 Connect in Auto mode
Disconnect surplus Connect generator 8” Touch panel, 30
power by MSB, 35 Auto mode, 23 Connect in Semi-auto
Disconnect the circuit Semi-auto mode, 23 mode, 23
breaker, 33 Connect more power, 26 Connect in Semi-auto
Generator symbols, 21 MSB 8” Touch panel, 34 mode 8” Touch panel, 30
Open PMS view, 29 Disconnect in Auto
Prime mover symbols, 21 mode, 23
Prioritise a generator in D Disconnect in Auto
Auto mode, 31 mode 8” Touch panel, 30
Reset MSB, 34 Dialogue Disconnect in Semi-auto
Reset the circuit breaker, 33 Circuit breaker, 25 mode, 23
Screen layout, 19 Circuit breaker on the 8” Disconnect in Semi-auto
Set a generator in Auto Touch panel, 33 mode 8” Touch panel, 30
mode, 31 Generator set, 23 Open dialogue, 23
Set a generator in Generator set on 8” Prioritise generators in
Semi-auto mode, 31 Touch panel, 29 Auto mode, 24
Set MSB to asymmetric, 34 Main Switchboard Prioritise in Auto mode
Set MSB to Auto, 35 controller, 26 8” Touch panel, 31
Set MSB to Semi-auto, 35 Main switchboard Set in Auto, 24
Set MSB to symmetric, 34 controller on the 8” Set in Auto mode 8”
Start a generator in Auto Touch panel, 34 Touch panel, 31
mode, 31 One Touch Auto Set in Semi-auto mode, 24
Start a generator in Sequence, 27 Set in Semi-auto mode
Semi-auto mode, 32 Disconnect circuit breaker, 25 8” Touch panel, 31
Stop a generator in Auto Disconnect generator Start generator from
mode, 32 Auto mode, 23 Auto mode, 24
Stop a generator in Semi-auto mode, 23 Start generator from
Semi-auto mode, 32 Disconnect surplus power, 26 Semi-auto mode, 24
Stop block off MSB, 35 MSB 8” Touch panel, 35 Start in Auto mode 8”
Stop block on MSB, 35 Touch panel, 31
Switchboard, 29 Start in Semi-auto mode
Symbols, 20
G 8” Touch panel, 32
Generator control Stop generator from
Asymmetric load Auto mode, 24
A sharing, 11 Stop generator from
Asymmetric, 26 Auto modes, 12 Semi-auto mode, 25
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Index
Stop in Auto mode 8” View, 14 T

Touch panel, 32 PMS view, 22
Tagmark
Stop in Semi-auto mode 8” Touch panel, 29
Circuit breaker, 15
8” Touch panel, 32 Open, 22
Generator, 15
Prioritise generators
Auto mode, 24
L Auto mode 8” Touch U
Layout, 13 panel, 31
User interface, 13
8” Touch Panel, 19
M R
Main Switchboard Reset
controller, 26 MSB, 26
MSB MSB 8” Touch panel, 34
8” Touch panel, 29 Reset circuit breaker, 25
Connect more power, 26
Connect more power 8”
Touch panel, 34 S
Disconnect surplus Screen layout
power, 26 8” Touch panel, 19
Disconnect surplus Semi-auto mode
power 8” Touch panel, 35 Generator, 24
Open dialogue box, 26 Generator set on 8”
Reset, 26 Touch panel, 31
Reset on 8” Touch panel, 34 MSB, 27
Set to asymmetric, 26 MSB 8” Touch panel, 35
Set to asymmetric on 8” Start generator
Touch panel, 34 Auto mode, 24
Set to Auto, 27 Auto mode 8” Touch
Set to Auto on 8” Touch panel, 31
panel, 35 Semi-auto mode, 24
Set to Semi-auto mode, 27 Semi-auto mode 8”
Set to Semi-auto on 8” Touch panel, 32
Touch panel, 35 Stop block
Set to symmetric, 26 Off, 27
Set to symmetric on 8” Off 8” Touch panel, 35
Touch panel, 34 On, 26
Stop block off, 27 On 8” Touch panel, 35
Stop block off 8” Touch Stop generator
panel, 35 Auto mode, 24
Stop block on, 26 Auto mode 8” Touch
Stop block on 8” Touch panel, 32
panel, 35 Semi-auto mode, 25
Semi-auto mode 8”
Touch panel, 32
O Symbols, 14
One Touch Auto Sequence 8” Touch panel, 20
Abort, 28 Breaker state, 17
Change sequence, 27 Circuit breaker in 8”
Dialogue box, 27 Touch panel, 20
Reset, 28 Generator in 8” Touch
Operational procedures, 22 panel, 21
Generator state, 17
MSB state, 17
P Prime mover in 8” Touch
PMS panel, 21
Description, 9 Prime mover states, 17
Layout, 13 Symmetric, 26
Symbols, 14 8” Touch panel, 34
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Kongsberg K-Chief 600

Power Management System

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Figure 1 Example of a Power Management view

Generator control functions

Frequency control and load sharing

Asymmetric load sharing

Symmetric load sharing

Load-dependent start/stop of the stand-by generators

Automatic start-and-connect after a power blackout

Supervision of heavy consumer start

Parallel operation between shaft generator and diesel generator

Auto modes/One Touch Auto Sequence

K-Chief 600 Operator Station and the 13.3”

Figure 2 Power Management System display

Power Management System view

Power Management System symbols

• Circuit breaker (monitoring):

• Generator set (controllable):

• Generator set (monitoring):

• Main Switchboard Controller:

• One Touch Auto Sequence:

Tagmark description for the generator

Tagmark description for the circuit breaker

Main switchboard controller state

Prime mover state

See the following example of a generator being started up.

Figure 3 The 8” Touch panel

Figure 4 Typical Power Management System view on the 8” Touch Panel

Power Management System symbols

Circuit breaker states

• Red dot: Circuit breaker alarm

• Red dot: Generator alarm

Prime mover states

• Red dot: Prime mover alarm

Procedures for K-Chief 600 Operator Station

1 Click the Home button in the top bar.

• An alternative to clicking Home is to press the Home button on the CRP.

• The process view is opened. Depending on the system configuration the

Open the generator set dialogue box

Connect a generator (Auto mode)

1 Open the dialogue box for the generator set.

Connect a generator (Semi-auto mode)

1 Open the dialogue box for the generator set.

Disconnect a generator (Auto mode)

Disconnect a generator (Semi-auto mode)

Prioritise generators (Auto mode)

Set the generator to Auto mode

Set the generator to Semi-auto mode

Start a generator (Auto mode)

Start a generator (Semi-auto mode)

Stop a generator (Auto mode)

Stop a generator (Semi-auto mode)

1 Open the dialogue box for the generator set.

Open the circuit breaker dialogue box

Connect the circuit breaker

Disconnect the circuit breaker

Reset the circuit breaker

Open the Main Switchboard controller dialogue box

Set the MSB to symmetric load sharing

Set the MSB to asymmetric load sharing

Reset the MSB

Connect more power using the MSB