Compact drive for elevator doors and bearing beam therefor
A door drive, lintel technology, applied in the direction of elevators, transportation and packaging in buildings
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[0023] As shown in FIG. 1, the drive device of the present invention represents an application for an intermediate opening of two elevator car doors 1 . It can be equally applied to other types of car door openings.
[0024] The drive comprises a toothed belt 3 which runs along a support web 5 of the car door 1 at the upper part of the car. This belt 3 is driven by a motor pulley 7 at one end of the lintel 5 and is received at the other end by an idle return pulley 9 at the other end. The belt 3 is formed as a longitudinal loop having two adjacent ends 11 secured to a given door by fixing brackets. Another door is secured to the other loop end of the belt.
[0025] Each door 1 is guided in the direction of horizontal movement ( FIG. 3 ) by upper support rollers 13 and lower counter rollers 15 rolling on a rail 17 arranged at the lower part of the web 5 .
[0026] The motor pulley 7 is driven by a flat 24 volt low voltage direct current (d.c.) motor 19 . Such as figure 2 T...
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