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The difference between STOP, TRIP, and SHUTDOWN in instrument control design

2016-06-04View Original

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As the title suggests, how are these three distinguished within the system? Thank you
Reply #22016-06-05
STOP: Stop, for example, to manually shut down the pump; TRIP: Exit the vehicle, triggered by the interlock signal ; SHUTDOWN: Stop the operation, such as an emergency shutdown.
Reply #32016-06-05
I have two documents at hand; one is the alarm list, and the other is the cause&effect list. What is the internal connection between these two documents? I see that the alarm list contains trip setpoints, while cause&effect includes two types of responses: STOP and shutdown. I’m a beginner; I would be grateful for any guidance you can offer. Thank you

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