Multifunctional rope unwinding device

Abstract

The invention relates to a multifunctional rope unwinding device for an elevator. The multifunctional rope unwinding device comprises one or more coiling blocks, an object falling mechanical system and a pull rope; a first magnet is arranged on the coiling blocks or a rotation component connected with the coiling blocks, and a second magnet or second metal or second alloy which can be in mutual attraction with the first magnet is arranged on a non-rotation component at the position opposite to the first magnet on the coiling blocks or the rotation component; the pull rope is connected with the coiling blocks, is wound on the coiling blocks after being connected with the coiling blocks, extends out from the coiling blocks to penetrate through a steering sliding wheel on a cantilever, and is connected with a heavy object, the object falling mechanical system is started, and therefore the heavy object is controlled to drive the coiling block to rotate through the pull rope under the gravity effect.

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technical field [0001] The present application belongs to a rope-releasing device that cooperates with building fire-fighting, rescue and escape work. Background technique [0002] The world's second tallest tower, the 540-meter-high Russian Ostankino TV Tower, caused a fire on all major Russian TV stations. All paging stations in Moscow, the Ministry of Internal Affairs, and the Moscow emergency system were interrupted. Four people were trapped in the elevator. Deaths, many people were injured, the structure of the TV tower was severely damaged, and the world was shocked. The fire of high-rise buildings has always been drawing people's attention, but the reliability of fire elevators during fires is more worthy of pondering. There are also existing fire-fighting and life-saving arms-raising fire trucks, which can generally carry out fire fighting and rescue at a height of 53 meters, and there is a limit to the height of the fire-fighting ladder truck. Usually, the fire-figh...

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Problems solved by technology

There is also the arm-raising fire truck used in the existing fire-fighting and lifesaving, which can generally implement fire fighting and rescue at a height of 53 meters, and the climbing of the fire-fighting ladder truck has a limit. Usually, the fire-fighting ladder truck can only rise to 80 of the limit value. % or so, if the wind force on the ground reaches level 4 to 5, the fire-fighting aerial ladder truck will not be able to raise the operation. In this way, once a high-rise building above 50 meters catches fire or people are trapped, it will be difficult for the fire-fighting aerial ladder to play a role. Rely on one's own ability to escape, but some high-rise buildings have incomplete fire-fighting facilities, fire hydrant doors are blocked by residents with sundries and other phenomena, which bring resistance to fire-fighting and escape

In short, when the height of the ladder truck is not enough, the fire rescue personnel are fully armed and go up the fire floor from the stairs to carry out fire fighting and rescue, which seriously affects the speed and efficiency of rescue and fire fighting. The existing technology has appeared on the roof layer or refuge floor of the building. Set up the rope-releasing equipment. In the event of a fire, the above-mentioned rope-releasing equipment can be controlled to lower the slow-down rope and pull rope for emergency escape. However, the technical solution of the rope-releasing technique has certain safety risks. Do free fall motion everywhere, so that the descending speed of the ropes of the existing equipment cannot be controlled, so the existing rope-releasing equipment has risks in the process of releasing the ropes, especially for high-rise or super high-rise buildings. Risk, it may cause the rope to hit the glass of the outer wall or be entangled and cannot be used, especially the whiptail effect will be produced after the free fall below the building, so that the end of the rope is bounced and hit or entangled together and cannot be used. This kind of risk will increase with the rise of building height, and the existing rope-laying equipment still has the disadvantages of relatively complex structure and high cost. It has become necessary to study reliable and safe fire-fighting, rescue and escape equipment outside the building.

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