Patent classifications
B66B7/046
STABILIZING ASSEMBLIES AND METHODS OF USE THEREOF
Embodiments here are directed to an elevator stabilizing assembly for energy dissipation of an elevator assembly is provided. The elevator stabilizing assembly includes an actuator and a stabilizing device. The actuator is configured to move between a retracted position and an extended position. The stabilizing device includes an arm and a biasing member. The biasing member is coupled to the arm and biases the arm to move the arm between a disengaged position and an engaged position. When the actuator is in the extended position, the arm is moved into the engaged position when at least a portion of the arm is in contact with the fixed member of a hoistway. When the actuator is in the retracted position, the arm is moved into the disengaged position such that the at least the portion of the arm is free from contact with the fixed member of the elevator assembly.
GUIDE DEVICE FOR AN ELEVATOR CAR AND ELEVATOR SYSTEM
The present disclosure provides a guide device for an elevator car, and an elevator system. The guiding device includes: a roller guide frame; and at least one roller rotatably mounted to the roller guide frame, the roller being configured to roll on an elevator guide rail when the elevator car is moving; wherein the guiding device further includes a braking device which inhibits the rotation of the roller when activated. The device according to the embodiment of the present disclosure has a simple and compact structure.
Bulk lifting transportation system applied in buildings
The present invention is a kind of bulk lifting transportation system applied in buildings, which relates to the elevator technology field and the construction field. It includes a lift shaft, and the lift shaft is provided with a driving mechanism, a reversing mechanism, and its transportation belt. The driving mechanism and the reversing mechanism are respectively arranged at the two ends of the lift shaft, and the conveyor belt bypasses the reversing mechanism and is connected with the driving mechanism; The conveyor belt is provided with loading devices for placing stuff at intervals. The number of loading devices is the same as the number of floors of the building, and the distance between adjacent loading devices is equal to the distance between adjacent pick-up openings; The process of connecting and separating greatly saves the time required for single lifting transportation and can significantly improve transportation efficiency.
Prognostic failure detection of elevator roller guide wheel
An elevator car guide wheel system includes a guide wheel located at an elevator car, configured to contact a guide rail of an elevator system. The guide wheel includes a wheel hub located at a guide wheel axis, a wheel rim, and a wheel outer portion located at the wheel rim and configured for contact with the guide rail. A magnetic element is located at the guide wheel, and a sensor is located at the guide wheel and is configured to detect rotational direction and rotational speed of the guide wheel about a guide wheel axis via detecting a magnetic field of the magnetic element.
Counterweight Drive
An apparatus comprising a counterweight, and a controller. The counterweight may comprise a frame, wheel hub motors, friction devices, weight load. The counterweight may be off its equilibrium position. The wheel hub motors may push on the guiderails/beams applying a force. The guiderails/beams front surface may tightly fit between the wheel hub motors and the friction devices wheels to (a) ensure the wheel hub motors rotate without slip. The controller may be configured to receive a signal to power the wheel hub motors and disengages the brake to (i) drive the car upwards, (ii) to drive the car downwards in response to a signal. The controller may be configured to receive a signal to stop the current flow to the motors and engages the brake to stop the car in response to a signal.
Method and an arrangement for elevator guide rail installation
The method comprises measuring the shaft with measuring equipment from a movable transport platform, whereby the form of the shaft and the position of the fastening points for the guide rails is determined based on the information received in the measurement phase, attaching fastening brackets to the guide rail elements and adjusting the fastening brackets based on the measurement results before the installation of the guide rails takes place so that the guide rail elements provided with the fastening brackets can be lifted in the shaft and attached to the fastening points without further adjustment of the fastening brackets.
Elevator door roller and track replacement
An elevator door subsystem including a hanger mount, a leveling cam, an engaging member, and a roller assembly, configured such that when the roller assembly is positioned on one side of the elevator door hanger, the hanger mount is positioned within an opening of the elevator door hanger, and the leveling cam is positioned on another side of the elevator door hanger, the engaging member is receivable by the roller assembly after the engaging member is passed through an opening in the leveling cam, an opening in the hanger mount, and the opening in the door hanger.
ELEVATOR SYSTEMS, GUIDE RAIL ASSEMBLIES AND METHODS OF INSTALLING ELEVATOR SYSTEMS
An elevator system (2) comprising a hoistway (4), an elevator car (6) and a counterweight (8) arranged to move within the hoistway (4). The system (2) further includes a first counterweight guide rail and a second counterweight guide rail arranged to guide the counterweight within the hoistway (4) and a guide rail bracket (32) which connects the first and second counterweight guide rails together. An elevator machine (10) is arranged to drive a tension member (14), which couples the elevator car (6) and counterweight together (8), to move the elevator car (6) within the hoistway (4). The system (2) further includes a friction reducing element (36) arranged on the guide rail bracket (32) such that if the tension member (14) moves towards the guide rail bracket (32) during operation of the elevator system (2), the tension member (14) contacts the friction reducing element (36).
TRUCK CONTAINER LIFT SYSTEMS AND METHODS OF MAKING AND USING THE SAME
Truck container lift systems are disclosed. Truck containers having at least one secure compartment are also disclosed. Methods of making and using truck container lift systems and truck containers having at least one secure compartment are further disclosed.
ROLLER GUIDE FOR ELEVATORS
An elevator roller guide assembly that provides enhanced ride comfort. The assembly includes a chassis, a stop plate mounted to the chassis, a face wheel enclosure that at least partially encloses the face wheel and is connected to a plurality of leaf springs, and a pair of side wheel enclosures connected to the face wheel enclosure by the plurality of leaf springs. The side wheel enclosures each support a side wheel in a fixed relation to the other side wheel. The side wheel enclosures are operably connected to the stop plate by a pair of vertical plates. A multi-axis damper extends from the stop plate to engage the face wheel enclosure and dampen oscillation of the wheel enclosures during operation. A set of delta diameter wheels across all four guides reduces coincident flat spots to improve ride quality. Also, a wheel force gauge is integrated with the face wheel enclosure.