Group controller of elevator
A technology of management control and control device, which is applied to elevators in buildings, lifting devices of agricultural machinery, transportation and packaging, etc., and can solve the problems of excess equipment, time-consuming, and low transportation efficiency.
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[0038] Figure 1 to Figure 8 It is the first embodiment of the optimal elevator group management control device of the present invention.
[0039] figure 1 A block diagram showing the structure of the elevator group management control device, 1 is a building with n groups of elevators with the upper car and the lower car as a group, and 1S is the lift shaft for accommodating n groups of elevators. The elevator shafts 1S1 to the nth group are composed of elevator shafts 1Sn.
[0040] 5U1 is the upper car arranged in the elevator shaft 1S1 for the first group, 5D1 is the lower car arranged under the upper car 5U1, 6U1 is the counterweight of the upper car 5U1, and 6D1 is the lower car 5D1 counterweight. 7U1 is a hoist for raising and lowering the upper car 5U1, and 7D1 is a hoist for raising and lowering the lower car 5D1, which can independently raise and lower the upper car 5U1 and the lower car 5D1. 8U1 is the car operating panel of the upper car 5U1, and 8D1 is the car o...
Embodiment 2
[0119] This second embodiment is formed by adding the shared zone CZ of the first embodiment to the lower car priority zone DPZ. Therefore, it is an embodiment suitable for buildings where the equipment floor and the like are placed between the lower car priority zone DPZ and the upper car priority zone UPZ, and there is almost no traffic between the two zones.
[0120] Figure 9 (a) ~ (e) to Figure 11 The optimal elevator group supervisory control device according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention is shown.
[0121] directly inherited figure 1 The structure of the group management control device of the elevator shown and figure 2 The control circuit of the elevator group management control device shown.
[0122] Fig. 9 (a) - (e) are explanatory diagrams showing the actions of the upper car 5U and the lower car 5D, and are obtained by adding the shared area CZ of Fig. 4 (a) to (d) to the lower car priority area DPZ. into. Therefore, except that the ascending hall ...
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