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Yes, but our mills are so simple to operate that very few people bother. But, the control system in a loss-in-weight feeder may be used to trigger a shut down of the mill in case there is no feed, and a pressure sensor could be installed to shut down the mill if there is not enough air. These are the key parameters to monitor.
