INTERLOCK LOOPS OF TURBINE.

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Interlock loops of turbine are safety mechanisms that prevent unsafe conditions by ensuring certain conditions are met before allowing the turbine to operate.

Interlock loops are used to prevent unsafe conditions by requiring certain conditions to be met before allowing the turbine to start or operate.
Examples of interlock loops in turbines include low oil pressure interlocks, overspeed interlocks, and high temperature interlocks.
Interlock loops typically involve sensors, logic controllers, and actuators to ensure safe operation of the turbine.
Interlock loops can be programmed to shut down the turbine if any of the safety conditions are not met.