WHAT IS AN INTERLOCK SYSTEM ?? HOW THEY WORKs ?? WHERE IT IS
USED ??? MAINLY ??
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Answer Posted / hansdas b.jaiswal
The system is design for the safty of personal and
protection of equipment during operation and maintenance.
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