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To modify a drawing to have fail safe, you can add redundant components or systems that can take over in case of a failure. This can include backup power sources, backup control systems, or additional safety features.
Fail safe is important in a drawing because it ensures that the system or device will not cause harm or damage in case of a failure. It provides a backup plan to prevent accidents or malfunctions.
You can check the design specifications or consult with the designer of the drawing to determine if it has fail safe features. Additionally, you can look for redundant components or safety mechanisms that can activate in case of a failure.
Yes, it is possible to add fail safe features to an existing drawing. However, it may require modifications to the design and may also affect the functionality or performance of the system. It is best to consult with a professional engineer before making any modifications.
While fail safe is important for safety and reliability, it can also add complexity and cost to the design. It may also require additional maintenance and testing. However, these drawbacks are outweighed by the potential risks of not having fail safe features in a drawing.