what is interlocing and what is the purpose of this?
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adopting interlocking means safety during any type of
operation for example in electrical substations it is must.
in substations operation of isolators, earth switches and
circuit breakers interlocking is provided. when you charge
the line/ict we have to ist open the earth swch then close
isolators and in last circuit breakers to be close. if you
did not open the e/s or not close the isolator cb will not
close due this interlocking.
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Answer / yuvaraj
interlocking meanns two switches not working in same time.
one switch work anotherone not working. this is safety for
electrical operation.
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Answer / kishor a thakkar
i have another example.
we have two belts.one is uper and second os down side for
passing urea or cement.
so we must have privide interlock. first is must run
downside then running is uper belt.
if time any down belt side creat problem so uper belt is
not running. and prouducts will not weasteg.
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Answer / shaari
interlocking means :When two machines are interlocked with there tooths,then only both the machines are able to work at a time if one machine starts to work automatically the other will work if not both are idle.this is interlocking.
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