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How to represent static grounding interlock in a flowchart

2021-10-08View Original

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For example, if the static electricity grounding is not proper, the pump stops. How to express it
Reply #22021-10-08
The static electricity grounding is not good; the pump needs to be stopped. Should this be shown in the flow diagram?
Reply #32021-10-09
I didn’t do it; it was required by the client, so there’s no way to express it
Reply #42021-10-13
Is it the P&ID for loading and unloading vehicles? 1) Method 1: Draw the static grounding device separately (including an overflow switch if it is installed on a vehicle), number the device, e.g., xxLSC-xx001, and connect the signals/interlocks in the PID ; 2) Method 2: Directly add an arrow plus an interlock symbol (diamond) to the pump’s start/stop signal, such as xxI-xx01; this can be described in the interlock instructions or logic documentation.

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