Moving a heavy overload with an elevator
A technology for elevators and loads, which is applied in the field of elevators and can solve problems such as reducing the life of electrical components
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[0033] figure 1 An exemplary embodiment of the arrangement of components within a typical high-rise elevator installation 1 is shown. The elevator drive 8 , the deflection wheels 14 and the elevator controller 16 are arranged in the machine room above the hoistway 3 . Inside the hoistway 3 the elevator car 2 and the counterweight 4 are supported on suspension ropes 6 . In this example the suspension ropes 6 have a rope ratio of 1:1 so that they extend upwards in the hoistway 3 from the end connections fixed to the car 2 to be rotated by the motor 10 of the elevator drive 8 through a wrap angle α The traction wheel 12 engages, then engages over the deflection wheel 14 and returns down the hoistway 3 to the other end connection fixed to the counterweight 4 . Naturally, the skilled person will readily understand that other rope arrangements, such as 2:1, 4:1 or x:1 rope ratios are equally possible, and that the invention can also be implemented by elevators using belts instead ...
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