Vibration damping unit for elevators
A technology for elevators and rotary shock absorbers, applied to elevators in buildings, vibration suppression adjustment, springs/shock absorbers, etc., can solve problems such as unfavorable vibration performance, hindering passenger comfort experience and passenger safety, sharpness, etc.
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[0032] figure 1An elevator, denoted as a whole by 1, is shown with a car 2 that can move up and down for transporting people or goods. The elevator car 2 can be moved in the vertical elevator shaft by means of a drive unit via support means, for example in the form of load-bearing ropes or belts (not shown here). The car 2 has a car bottom 24, to which a car side wall 25, indicated by a dashed line, adjoins the car bottom. For guiding the cage, the elevator installation 1 has guide rails 3 extending in the vertical direction z. Sliding guide shoes 20 are arranged on the car 2 , by means of which the car 2 can be guided along the guide rail 3 of the moving car. In this embodiment, the guide shoe 20 is mounted on the bottom 24 of the car. The car 2 can additionally have a further guide shoe 20 in the region of the car ceiling. The guide shoe 20 may be a sliding guide shoe. Alternatively, however, it is also conceivable to use a roller guide shoe as guide shoe 20 .
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