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Elevators: Kinds, Functions, Mechanisms!
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For animations: Please see how stuff works for elevators!
Elevators: Kinds, Functions, Mechanisms!
Note: Most of the pictures and data is taken from educational websites. If you are planning on to use these pictures and data, please cite it properly, and give credit to the websites and people who have designed it. I should have cited it as well, but I did not as I compiled it last year only for self learning purposes. I am making it available solely for the learning purpose. No Copyrights issues!
For animations: Please see how stuff works for elevators!
Elevators: Kinds, Functions, Mechanisms!
Note: Most of the pictures and data is taken from educational websites. If you are planning on to use these pictures and data, please cite it properly, and give credit to the websites and people who have designed it. I should have cited it as well, but I did not as I compiled it last year only for self learning purposes. I am making it available solely for the learning purpose. No Copyrights issues!
For animations: Please see how stuff works for elevators!
Outline Definition Major Elevator Designs Hydraulic Elevator System Roped Elevator System MRL
Definition
Compartment attached to a rope
Modern Passenger & Freight Elevators are more complex Mechanical Systems Control Mechanism Safety Devices
Major Elevator Designs Three Major designs are:
Hydraulic Elevator Traction (Roped) Elevators Machine room less Hydraulic Elevator System Lift car using a Hydraulic ram The system has three main parts:
Tank (fluid reservoir) Rotary Pump (powered by Electric Motor) Valve (Between Cylinder & Tank) Direct acting plunger or roped Hydraulic Elevator System: Operations Hydraulic Elevator System: Operations Car Approached Floor: Control System (CS) sends signal to Electric Motor (EM) To gradually shut the pump Pump off: No more fluid to cylinder The fluid already in the cylinder can not escape as Valve is still closed Piston rests on fluid and stays where it is To Lower Car: CS sends signal to Valve Fluid can flow to tank Weight of car & cargo pushes down on piston: car descends To stop car at any floor, CS closes the valve Hydraulic Elevator System: Pros & Cons Pros Easily multiply the relatively weak force of the pump to generate stronger force needed to lift the car
Cons Size of Equipment Dig Deeper: 10 story building, dig at least 9 stories deep Fairly inefficient: Takes lots of energy and do not reserve it, so one have to regenerate energy on every turn Rope Elevator System Car is raised and lowered by Cable System
Main System Components Control System Electric Motor Sheave Traction steel ropes Counterweight Guide Rails Cushion back
Rope Elevator System: Operations Rope Elevator System: Operations Traction steel ropes are attached to car and looped around sheave The other end of rope is connected to a counterweight Why CW? To conserve energy: PE levels shift To act as a see-saw
Sheave is connected to electric motor and it raises/descends the elevator according to the motion of motor Gearless Elevators: Motor rotates the sheave directly Geared Elevators: Motor turns a gear train to rotate the sheave Car and CW rides on guide rails along the sides of elevator shaft. No swaying back and forth
Rope Elevator System: Gearless Rope Elevator System: Geared Rope Elevator System: Pros & Cons Pros Versatile Efficient More safety systems Cons Machine rooms must be air conditioned Energy cost
Safety Systems Hollywood? Line of Defenses Rope System Several length of steel material is used in each rope Multiple ropes (between 4 & 8) Powerful enough to deal with the weight of car and counterweight Safeties Built in braking systems that can grab rail It is activated by a governor if elevator moves too fast Safeties: Governor System Governor rope looped around a governor sheave Connected to the car and another weighted sheave at the bottom of the shaft As car speed up so does the governor Safeties: Governor Sheave Mechanism Outfitted with two hooked flyweights that pivot on pin Flyweights can move freely back and forth & kept in position by high tension spring As car speed up .. Rotary movement of governor .. Centrifugal forces moves the flyweight outwards (to the outer edges of governor) against the spring Flyweight hooked ends catch hold of ratchets mounted to stationary cylinder sheave Safeties: Governor Sheave Mechanism Safeties: Governor Sheave Break Mechanism Animation Safeties: More Backups Electromagnetic brakes (open position): Engages when car stops Automatic breaking system: Stop the car if it moves too far, located the top and bottom Shock Absorber System: piston mounted in oil filled cylinder and acts as a giant cushion Load sensors
Making Rounds? Computer control Buttons in car and floor Vertical holes along the shaft (magnetic or light)
Building with many floor Avoid reversing the elevator direction Passenger traffic in specific times Computer directs to the fastest elevator to desired floor Compass (OTIS Vs. Schindler) Automatic Doors Machine Room Less Reference How stuff works? Otis Elevators Mechanisms
Note: Most of the pictures and data is taken from educational websites. If you are planning on to use these pictures and data, please cite it properly, and give credit to the websites and people who have designed it. I should have cited it as well, but I did not as I compiled it last year only for self learning purposes. I am making it available solely for the learning purpose. No Copyrights issues! Thanks!
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