Multi-layer continuous elevator

Abstract

The invention provides a multilayer continuous elevator capable of continuously conveying a large number of cargoes and meanwhile capable of carrying out conveying in a one-point-to-multipoint manner. A table board is fixed to a chain set, chains are wound around in a combined manner through chain wheels, and on an inlet, through chain wheel redirection, platform face cargo carrying is formed; then, the table board vertically ascends or descends, and on an outlet, the cargoes are output through chain wheel redirection; when a floor inlet or outlet needs to be changed, a lifting car is lifted to reach the new position, and braking fixation is achieved; in the aspect of chain cycle, the table board is fixed to the four chains, and during ascending, a cargo carrying platform is formed; the front row of chains and the rear row of chains are arranged in a staggered manner, the front row of chains and the rear row of chains output the cargoes on the same plane, and through chain wheel redirection, the table board carries out conveying in the vertical direction; a balancing weight is additionally arranged on one side of the lifting car, a lifting motor drives a car body to wholly ascend or descend, driven chain wheels are arranged on the conveying chains winding around the car body, the car body ascends and descends, and chain wheels in the car body are driven along with ascending and descending of the car body; and when the elevator reaches the needed position, the motor stops and carries out braking.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an elevator, in particular to a multi-layer continuous elevator. Background technique [0002] The earliest appearance of elevators can be traced back to ancient China and European countries. At that time, tools such as potter's wheels were used to transport people and goods vertically. The modern elevator is a product of the invention of the steam engine in the nineteenth century. The first elevator was born in 1845, when the liquid used was water. In 1853, American Elisa Otis invented the automatic safety device, which greatly improved the safety of the cable traction elevator. As a multi-functional lifting machinery, the most common types of elevators are reciprocating elevators and continuous elevators. further combined with figure 1 That is, the structural schematic diagram of the most common reciprocating elevator in the prior art, the lifting principle of the reciprocating elevator is similar to an elevator, except t...

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[0007] After adopting the above structure, the present invention has the following beneficial effects: the multi-layer continuous elevator of the present invention overcomes the shortcoming of the slow speed of the reciprocating elevator, and at the same time overcomes the shortcoming that the continuous elevator can only be connected to a single floor

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