RESISTANCES IN ELEVATOR TRANSMISSION SYSTEMS AND THE METHOD FOR THEIR DETERMINATION

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Department of Mechanization and Design Engineering, Faculty of Technical Sciences, University of Novi Sad
Department of Mechanization and Design Engineering, Faculty of Technical Sciences, University of Novi Sad
Department of Mechanization and Design Engineering, Faculty of Technical Sciences, University of Novi Sad

Abstract: The paper defines an experimental procedure for determiningthe efficiency coefficient of elevator facilities depending on the relative load of the cabin in operational conditions. Theexperiment was carried out on a passenger elevator with a rated load of 320 kg and a lifting height of 28 m. An analysis of the resistance in vertical lifting devices was performed, the most significant of which occur and are especially pronouncedin worm gear reducers and on the guiding system of the cabin and counterweight, where the type of guiding elements also has an influence.A particular problem is expressed due to the changing state of the contact surfaces (between the guide rails and the guide shoes) duringexploitation and the eccentric loading of the cabin. Also, the paper analysed the obtained measurement results to determine the dependenceof the efficiency coefficient of the facility concerning the relative load of the cabin.

Keywords: electric elevators, guide rails and driving mechanism resistances, efficiency determination

Pages: 181-188

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