An ultra-deep shaft double-drum driving large-load friction lifting system and method
A technology of friction lifting and driving method, which is applied in the direction of elevators, transportation and packaging, etc. It can solve the problems of small number of steel wire ropes, stress fluctuations of steel wire ropes, and high cost, and achieve the effects of improving safety and reliability, small stress fluctuations, and prolonging service life.
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Embodiment 1
[0032] for figure 1 In the shaft tower type friction lifting system shown, the auxiliary drum 2 is located below the friction drum 1, and any hoisting wire rope 4 goes around the auxiliary drum 2 and the friction drum 4 from one side in sequence along the direction of A—B—C—D—E—F. Drum 1 winds to the other side at last. When it is necessary to increase the enveloping angle, it is only necessary to repeatedly wind the hoisting wire rope 4 along the direction of C—D—E.
Embodiment 2
[0034] for figure 2 In the shaft tower type friction lifting system shown, the auxiliary roller 2 and the friction roller 1 are far apart in the horizontal direction, and any one of the lifting wire ropes 4 goes around and rubs in the direction of A—B—C—D—E—F from one side in turn. The drum 1 and the auxiliary drum 2 are wound to the other side at last, and when the wrapping angle needs to be increased, it is only necessary to repeatedly wind the hoisting wire rope 4 along the C-D direction.
Embodiment 3
[0036] for image 3 In the floor-type friction lifting system shown, the friction drum 1 is located on the ground, and any lifting wire rope 4 goes around the auxiliary drum 2 and the friction drum 1 in the direction of A—B—C—D—E—F from one side, and finally winds To the other side, when it is necessary to increase the enveloping angle, it is only necessary to repeatedly wind the hoisting wire rope 4 along the C-D direction.
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