Physical blocking in wcm sap

dear masters
In maintain operation data of WCM there is one option physical bloking, can any one tell me in simple own language whats the meaning of this and in which situation and where we can used it
thanx

Hi,
   We can mention this Check box for Physical Blocking in WCD document against each line item. If this is mentioned against the item in WCD then workers need to physical block the eqpt with chains or bolts etc ..
It can be for eqpt on which we r performing maintenance or eqpt which r connected to this ..
U can check in WCT8 for WCD document
regards
pushpa

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