一种适用于浅底坑电梯的轿顶称重装置
By combining a box girder structure with an overload device for the upper beam, the problem of excessive pit depth occupied by the traditional elevator bottom beam is solved, achieving safe, stable, and economical installation in a shallow pit environment.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- SHANDONG SEIKO ELEVATOR CO LTD
- Filing Date
- 2025-09-22
- Publication Date
- 2026-07-17
AI Technical Summary
The traditional combination structure of the bottom beam and lower beam of elevators occupies too much pit depth and cannot be used in situations where the pit is less than 200 mm, resulting in failure to pass acceptance and high material consumption and long installation cycle.
The bottom beam adopts a box girder structure, combined with the overload device of the upper beam. The load of the upper beam is distributed to the side or shaft sidewall by the diagonal bracing, which reduces the bearing pressure of the bottom beam. The stability of the diagonal bracing is enhanced by high-strength mortar or foam material. The bottom beam is designed to reduce material usage and pit depth requirements.
This technology enables the reduction of bottom beam height, material savings, improved structural stability and safety, optimized force transmission path, shortened installation cycle, and reduced costs when space is limited in the pit.
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Abstract
Claims
1. A car top load weighing device for a shallow pit elevator, characterized in that, Includes a bottom beam (10), which is a box beam horizontally set in the pit. A top beam (11) for connecting with the elevator guide rail bracket or the car return rope wheel beam is symmetrically installed on the bottom beam (10). An overload device (12) for the top beam is set between the bottom beam (10) and the top beam (11).
2. A car top load weighing device for a shallow pit elevator according to claim 1, characterized in that The bottom beam (10) includes two support frames (101), with side web frames (102) fixedly installed on both sides of the two support frames (101), two reinforcing beams (103) fixedly installed in the middle of the two side web frames (102), and stiffening plates (104) fixedly installed at the top of the two reinforcing beams (103).
3. A car top load weighing device for a shallow pit elevator according to claim 2, characterized in that The side frame (102) and the reinforcing beam (103) are welded with reinforcing ribs at the connection with the support frame (101). The bottom ends of the side frame (102) and the reinforcing beam (103) are fixedly installed with support plates, and the support plates are flush with the bottom end of the support frame (101).
4. A car top load weighing device for a shallow pit elevator as defined in claim 1, wherein The (11) is a rectangular square tube with a wall thickness greater than three millimeters and a number of mounting holes are provided at equal intervals on the tube wall.
5. A car top load weighing device for a shallow pit elevator as defined in claim 2 wherein, The overload device (12) of the upper beam is a rectangular tube diagonal brace. The upper end of the overload device (12) is welded or bolted to the bottom of the upper beam (11) through the first connecting plate. The lower end of the overload device (12) is welded or bolted to the support frame (101) or the pre-embedded parts of the pit side wall through the second connecting plate.
6. A car top weighing device suitable for shallow pit elevators according to claim 5, characterized in that, The upper beam overload device (12) is filled with high-strength mortar or foam material, and the connection between the upper beam overload device (12) and the support frame (101) is provided with reinforcing ribs.
7. A car top load weighing device for a shallow pit elevator as defined in claim 5, wherein Both the first connecting plate and the second connecting plate have elongated adjustment holes, and a vertical gap of 20 to 40 millimeters is left between the upper surface of the support frame (101) and the upper beam (11).