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Circuit structure for controlling band-type brake of elevator traction machine by using PTC

A technology of elevator traction machine and circuit structure, which is applied to elevators in buildings, electric motor/converter plugs, and parts of deceleration devices, etc. It can solve problems such as complex control circuits, high cost, and slow brake speed , to achieve the effect of simple circuit structure and low cost

Pending Publication Date: 2022-02-15
YUNGTAY ELEVATOR EQUIP CHINA
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[0005] The technical problem to be solved by the present invention is to solve the problem that the speed of the brake is slowed down and the walking distance after the brake is too long caused by the noise generated when the brake of the traction machine is controlled by the resistance value of the freewheeling resistor and the current In the prior art, the first freewheeling resistance of the brake freewheeling circuit needs to be turned on and off by the closing control signal when the brake starts to be released and the open circuit control signal after the brake shoe hits the wheel surface of the main engine, which has complex control circuits and high cost. Provide a simple structure and low cost circuit structure using PTC to control the brake of the elevator traction machine

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[0010] The present invention will be described in detail below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments.

[0011] see figure 1 , the circuit structure of using PTC to control the brake of the elevator traction machine shown in the figure, including the brake control switch, diode, freewheeling resistor and PTC, PTC is a positive temperature coefficient PTC.

[0012] The brake coil Coil is connected to the output terminals P and N of the brake control circuit through the brake control switch K1, the cathode of the diode D is connected to the connection end of the brake control switch K1 and the brake coil Coil, and the diode The positive pole of D is connected to one end of the freewheeling resistor R, the other end of the freewheeling group R is connected to the other end of the brake coil, and the PTC is connected to the freewheeling resistor R in parallel.

[0013] The change relationship between the resistance of PTC and temperature is non-lin...

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The invention discloses a circuit structure for controlling a band-type brake of an elevator traction machine by using a PTC, which comprises a band-type brake control switch, a diode and a follow current resistor, and is characterized in that a band-type brake coil is connected to the output end of a band-type brake control circuit through the band-type brake control switch; the negative electrode of the diode is connected to the connecting end of the band-type brake control switch and the band-type brake braking coil, the positive electrode of the diode is connected with one end of the follow current resistor, the other end of the follow current resistor is connected to the other end of the band-type brake braking coil, and the PTC is connected to the follow current resistor in parallel. The change relation between the impedance and the temperature of the PTC is nonlinear, and the equivalent resistance value of the follow current resistor of the band-type brake is changed by utilizing the characteristic of the positive temperature coefficient of the PTC.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of brake control of an elevator traction machine, in particular to a circuit structure using a PTC to control the brake of an elevator traction machine so as to generate noise when controlling the brake of the traction machine. Background technique [0002] Noise will be generated when the traction machine locks the brake. The reason for the noise is that the brake device contacts the wheel surface of the traction sheave. The speed of the braking device is related to the freewheeling resistance in the braking circuit. Therefore, by controlling the freewheeling resistance, the noise can be effectively controlled. However, reducing the freewheeling resistance in order to reduce the noise will lead to the problem that the speed of the brake will be slowed down and the traveling distance after the brake will be too long. If the resistance value of the freewheeling resistor is fixed, it is inevitable to strike ...

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IPC IPC(8): B66B11/04H02P3/06H02P3/02
CPCB66B11/043H02P3/06H02P3/02
Inventor 王翊仲
Owner YUNGTAY ELEVATOR EQUIP CHINA
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