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Are ESD systems and SIS systems the same thing?

2016-07-15View Original

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This post was last edited by zhaohh3211 on 2016-7-16 21:20. We generally assume that ESD systems and SIS systems are the same thing, but I encountered someone from a design firm who said that, depending on the user’s process conditions, an ESD system is sufficient in accordance with certain regulations (though he didn’t specify which regulations, and it’s impossible to find that information). A SIS system isn’t necessary. It’s confusing – has anyone else run into this situation? I hope fellow travelers can help spread this knowledge or provide the names of relevant regulations for easy reference. Thank you in advance!
Reply #22016-07-16
It’s different; SIS is more advanced, right? Sometimes it needs to be used simultaneously
Reply #32016-07-16
The SIS (Safety Integrity System) includes the ESD (Emergency Shutdown) system

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