Elevator with opening and closing device
An opening and closing device, elevator technology, applied in elevators, transportation and packaging, elevators and other directions in buildings, can solve problems such as increased power consumption and poor elevators, and achieve the effect of suppressing power consumption
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no. 1 Embodiment approach
[0050] figure 1 It is a perspective view showing a schematic configuration of an elevator car 10 according to the first embodiment of the present invention. exist figure 1 Among them, the car 10 is observed from the upper side of the back (the side opposite to the elevator door 15 through which passengers get on and off). The car 10 is arranged in the elevator shaft so as to be able to move up and down.
[0051] Such as figure 1As shown, the car 10 is equipped with side panels 12 on the side and rear of the front panel 11 provided with the elevator door 15, and the upper and lower sides of these panels 11, 12 are sealed by a sealing plate 13 (ceiling) and a car floor plate 14 (floor). Create a space for passengers to board. A blower 18 as an air pressure control device is provided on the sealing plate 13 to supply and discharge air inside the car 10 to control the air pressure of the car 10 .
[0052] The base member 16 is provided between the side panel 12 , the seal pla...
no. 2 Embodiment approach
[0083] In the above-mentioned embodiment, it is configured that one opening and closing member 23 is operated by two self-holding solenoids 21, 21, but it may be as follows: Figure 9 As shown, one self-holding solenoid 21 is arranged for one opening and closing member 23 . In this case, the ventilation port A and the opening and closing member 23 are formed smaller than those in the first embodiment, which is suitable for reducing the load on each self-holding solenoid 21 . In addition, what is necessary is just to increase the number of ventilating port A compared with 1st Embodiment by the ratio by which ventilating port A is reduced.
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