CN100347068C - Elevator system having drive motor located between elevator car and hoistway sidemall - Google Patents
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Abstract
An elevator system includes a hoistway defined in a surrounding structure, and an elevator car and at least one counterweight disposed in the hoistway. One drive motor locates between the elevator car and the hoistway. The drive motor is disposed in the overhead space and drivingly couples and suspends the elevator car and the counterweight via at least one flat rope or belt.
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Technical field
Present invention relates in general to a kind of elevator device, particularly relate to a kind of elevator device that comprises the CD-ROM drive motor between lift car and hoistway wall.
Background technology
For elevator, significantly cost comprises the construction of machine room.The expense of the required member of weight that this expense comprises the expense of building machine room, support this machine room and lift facility and blocked the expense " method at sunshine " of Japan and other place (for example) that contiguous thing carries out daylighting.
Summary of the invention
The purpose of this invention is to provide a kind of elevator device that does not have machine room, it has avoided the existing above-mentioned defective of existing elevator device.
Another object of the present invention is to adopt the flat ropes technology, to reduce the size of CD-ROM drive motor and pulley, makes traditional CD-ROM drive motor or flat CD-ROM drive motor can place in the space between lift car and the hoistway wall.
A kind of elevator device comprises: a lift car of hoistway and a counterweight that is positioned at hoistway that is limited by surrounding structure; With a CD-ROM drive motor that is provided with regularly, it with car hoistway, in being arranged on hoistway and a hoistway wall between the vertical space that extends align, this CD-ROM drive motor is by at least one flat ropes connection and suspension lift car and counterweight.
An advantage of the invention is that elevator device has reduced original the sort of shared space and the fabrication cost of elevator device with machine room significantly.
Second advantage of the present invention is that a plurality of interchangeable CD-ROM drive motor position is provided.
The 3rd advantage of the present invention be, the flat ropes technology has reduced the size of CD-ROM drive motor and pulley, thereby and reduced to be used to hold required lift car of motor and pulley and the space between the hoistway wall.
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Fig. 1 is an end face scheme drawing of implementing elevator device of the present invention.
Fig. 2 is the side vertical profile scheme drawing of elevator device shown in Figure 1, and the underslung rope structure is shown.
Fig. 3 is the side vertical profile scheme drawing of second embodiment of the invention, has represented to adopt the elevator device of 1: 1 rope layout.
Fig. 4 is the side vertical profile scheme drawing of another embodiment of the present invention.
Fig. 5 is the end face scheme drawing of described elevator device according to yet another embodiment of the invention, shows the situation of CD-ROM drive motor at the hoistway cavity.
Fig. 6 is the local side vertical profile scheme drawing of elevator device shown in Figure 5.
Fig. 7 is the side cross-sectional view of a hauling block and many flat ropes, and every rope has many heart yearns.
Fig. 8 is the section drawing of one of flat ropes.
Detailed description of preferred embodiment
Referring to Fig. 1-2, implement elevator device of the present invention and generally indicate with label 10.This elevator device comprises a hoistway 12 that is limited by surrounding structure 14.A lift car 16 is positioned at hoistway 12, is used for carrying out up-and-down movement along hoistway.First and second elevator pulleys 20,22 are connected the below of lift car 16 and are positioned at relative both sides.Elevator device 10 comprises first and second support columns 24 and 26, and they are arranged on the side 28 of lift car 16, and generally is positioned at opposite side 30,32 places of hoistway 12.First and second pillar stiffeners 24,26 are from the bottom or the base plate 34 of hoistway 12 extends to hoistway along vertical bearing of trend top.Supporting member 36 (being represented by dotted lines among Fig. 1) is installed in hoistway 12 tops and the general horizontal direction between first and second pillar stiffeners 24,26 is extended.
CD-ROM drive motor 42 is supported on the supporting member 36 and is positioned at vertically extending space, described CD-ROM drive motor comprises a drive pulley that links to each other with drive motor 44, and along aliging in the hoistway 12 vertically extending spaces, this space is between lift car 16 and hoistway wall 46.
With respect to the drive motor and the pulley that use traditional circular rope, adopt flat ropes or belt just can drive and hang lift car and counterweight load with less drive motor and pulley.Since rope through repeatedly crooked with stretch after can produce fatigue, so the diameter of the drive pulley of using on the elevator that has traditional circular rope is restricted to 40 times bigger of rope diameter.Flat ropes or belt have the size ratio greater than 1, said here size than the ratio of the width w that is defined as rope or band and thickness t (size than=w/t).Therefore, with respect to traditional circular rope, flat ropes or band itself is just thinner.Because rope approaches, so when this rope or belt were walked around the pulley of a given diameter, intrastitial flexure stress was less.So just can use hauling block than minor diameter.Torque is directly proportional with the diameter of hauling block.Therefore, use the torque that can reduce motor than the hauling block of minor diameter.The size of motor (volume of rotor) roughly is directly proportional with torque, therefore, though no matter the much mechanical horsepower outputs of the size of pulley keep constant, but with respect to the elevator device that uses traditional circular rope, flat ropes or belt make this system can use less drive motor to come with higher speed operation.Therefore, less traditional flat drive motor can be placed in the hoistway between lift car and the hoistway wall, and this has reduced size and its fabrication cost of hoistway significantly.
In a word, the size (that is the size of drive motor and pulley) that reduces machine has many advantages.At first, when machine was placed on the top of lift car and hoistway wall, less machine had reduced the demand to hoistway space.The second, the used material of small machine is few, thereby its manufacturing cost is lower with respect to bigger machine.The 3rd, small machine in light weight, this has just reduced the time that is used for handling machine, and has reduced and be used for machine is promoted the devices needed that puts in place, thereby has reduced erected cost significantly.The 4th, low torque and the high-speed characteristic system that makes can save expensive gear.Furtherly, gear can cause vibration and noise, and need be lubricated maintenance.But if desired, the machine that has gear also is operable.
With respect to circular rope, the load distribution that flat ropes or belt also make elevator and counterweight on the pulley than large tracts of land on, to reduce the specified pressure on the rope, this has just prolonged the service life of rope.Again furtherly, flat ropes or band can be made by the material with high towability, for example have fiber or reinforcing bar urethanes or rubber sheath.
Be used for first and second director elements 60,62 that lift car 16 and counterweight 48 are led respectively along the length setting of first and second pillar stiffeners 24,26.Director element 60,62 can be made one with pillar stiffener 24,26 or leave and around being arranged on the periphery of pillar stiffener.As shown in Figure 1, first and second guides 60,62 define the first and second elevator guide surfaces 64,66 respectively.The first and second elevator guide surfaces 64,66 minutes at least on corresponding to the length of the pillar stiffener in elevator cage operation path not along first and second pillar stiffeners, 24,26 vertical extent.The apparent surface 68,70 of lift car 16 is processed to definite shape to mesh in a movable manner with the first and second elevator guide surfaces 64,66 respectively when first and second pillar stiffeners 24,26 move when lift car.First and second guides 60,62 also define the first and second counterweight guide surfaces 72,74 respectively.The first and second counterweight guide surfaces 72,74 at least on corresponding to the length of the pillar stiffener in weight counterbalance operation path not along first and second pillar stiffeners, 24,26 vertical extent.The additional apparent surface 76,78 of counterweight 48 is processed to definite shape to mesh in a movable manner with the first and second counterweight guide surfaces 72,74 respectively when pillar stiffener moves when counterweight.In order more to clearly illustrate the rope layout among Fig. 2, the graphic lift car 16 and first and second pillar stiffeners 24,26 are spaced apart.
During operation, the signal that CD-ROM drive motor 42 is received the controller (not shown) rotates to drive described drive pulley 44 in the counterclockwise direction, so that lift car 16 moves up along hoistway 12.The part of drive pulley 44 pulling flat ropes 52 between drive pulley 44 and elevator pulley 20,22 that rotates counterclockwise moves up, and make elevator pulley 56 roll successively, thereby along hoistway 12 elevator 16 that moves up along flat ropes towards its second end.When drive pulley 44 was rotated in the counterclockwise direction, increasing around drive pulley 44 and towards counterweight pulley 50 downward parts of extending of flat ropes 52 made the counterweight pulley rotate counterclockwise, thereby counterweight 48 descended along hoistway 12.
The signal that CD-ROM drive motor 42 is also received controller rotates to drive described drive pulley 44 in the clockwise direction, so that lift car 16 moves down along hoistway 12.Drive pulley 44 pullings that clockwise rotate make the counterweight pulley clockwise rotate, thereby counterweight 48 are moved up along hoistway 12 around drive pulley 44 and towards counterweight pulley 50 downward flat ropes 52 of extending.The drive pulley 44 that clockwise rotates also makes the part of flat ropes 52 between drive pulley and flat ropes 52 second ends 56 increase, make elevator pulley 20,22 roll and leave its second end, thereby lift car 16 is moved down along hoistway 12 along flat ropes.
Shown in Fig. 1-2, owing in the space of extending, provide CD-ROM drive motor along the hoistway between lift car and hoistway wall, this just can reduce required interior architectural applications height, because do not have mechanical device to occupy the top projector space of lift car or be positioned at the hoistway cavity.The top dimension that provides mechanical device can also reduce hoistway in the lift car side is impacted and the required space of the franchise of quivering because this space only is rope extendible portion and the energy disperser that is used for counterweight.
Referring now to Fig. 3,, indicates with sequence number 100 usually according to the described elevator device of second embodiment of the invention.Represent with identical sequence number with the element that elevator device illustrated in figures 1 and 2 10 is similar.Except elevator device 100 has adopted not with 1: 1 rope layout of counterweight pulley or elevator pulley, elevator device 100 is similar to elevator device 10.To describe embodiment shown in Figure 3 at the part different below with previous embodiment.
During operation, the signal that CD-ROM drive motor 42 is received the controller (not shown) rotates to drive described drive pulley 44 in the counterclockwise direction, so that lift car 16 moves up along hoistway 12.The part of the drive pulley that rotates counterclockwise 44 pulling flat ropes 52 between drive pulley and lift car moves up, and makes lift car move up along hoistway 12 by guide 60,62 successively.When drive pulley 44 was rotated in the counterclockwise direction, the part that flat ropes 52 is extended between drive pulley 44 and counterweight 48 increased, thereby counterweight is descended along hoistway 12.
The signal that CD-ROM drive motor is also received controller rotates to drive described drive pulley 44 in the clockwise direction, so that lift car 16 moves down along hoistway 12 by guide 60,62.The part that the drive pulley 44 pulling flat ropes 52 that clockwise rotate are extended between drive pulley and counterweight 48 moves up, and makes counterweight move up along hoistway 12.The drive pulley 44 that clockwise rotates also makes the part of flat ropes 52 between drive pulley and lift car 16 increase, and makes lift car 16 move down along hoistway 12.
Referring now to Fig. 4,, indicates with sequence number 200 usually according to the described elevator device of third embodiment of the invention.Represent with identical sequence number with the element that previous embodiment is similar.To describe embodiment shown in Figure 4 at the part different below with previous embodiment.
CD-ROM drive motor 202 and drive pulley 204 are connected in the top of hoistway 12, for example are connected on the sidewall 206 (as shown in Figure 4) or top board 208 of hoistway.CD-ROM drive motor 202 can be for example gear or belt deceleration type, reducing required motor torque, and aligns in hoistway 12 vertical extent spaces, and this space is between the lift car 16 and hoistway wall 206 in the hoistway.Lift car comprises first and second elevator pulleys 20,22 that are connected to the lift car bottom and are positioned at the relative both sides of car.Counterweight 48 and the counterweight pulley 50 that is connected to its top are arranged on CD-ROM drive motor 202 belows, and preferably with lift car 16 in hoistway 12 and sidewall 206 between the space in CD-ROM drive motor align.Flat ropes or band 210 have first and second ends 212,214 that link to each other with the top of hoistway 12.As shown in Figure 4, first and second ends 212,214 are connected on the top board 208 of hoistway 12 in relative basically both sides.Flat ropes 210 is roughly extended downwards from its first end 212, around roughly 180 ° on counterweight pulley 50, roughly extend upward then, around drive pulley 204 roughly 180 ° roughly extend downwards again and by pulley 20,22 from bottom hung lift car 16, roughly extend upward and end at second end 214 at its top board that is positioned at hoistway 12 208 places then.Adopting certain rope layout aspect moving elevator car 16 and counterweight 48, the mode of operation of elevator device 10 is similar shown in the mode of operation of elevator device 200 and Fig. 1 and 2, has therefore just no longer illustrated.
Referring to Fig. 5 and 6, indicate with sequence number 300 usually according to the described elevator device of another embodiment of the present invention.Represent with identical sequence number with the element that previous embodiment is similar.To describe the embodiment shown in Fig. 5 and 6 at the part different below with previous embodiment.
During operation, the signal that CD-ROM drive motor 320 is received the controller (not shown) rotates to drive described drive pulley 322 in the clockwise direction, with the part of downward pulling flat ropes 328 between the drive pulley 322 and second strut member 310.Flat ropes 328 these parts that move down are turned around and are made second deflection sheave 314 rotate, and make the contraction in length of the part of flat ropes between second deflection sheave 314 and flat ropes second end 332.The part of flat ropes 328 these shortening length makes elevator pulley 20,22 along its rolling and towards its second end 332, thereby lift car 16 is moved up along hoistway 12.The drive pulley 322 that clockwise rotates also makes the part of flat ropes 328 between the drive pulley 322 and first deflection sheave 302 move up, and the deflection sheave of winning is rotated and counterweight 316 is moved down along hoistway.
During operation, the signal that CD-ROM drive motor 320 is received the controller (not shown) rotates to drive described drive pulley 322 in the counterclockwise direction, upwards to spur the part of flat ropes 328 between the drive pulley 322 and second strut member 310.Flat ropes 328 these parts that move up are turned around and are made second deflection sheave 314 rotate, and the length of the part of flat ropes between second deflection sheave and flat ropes second end 332 is increased.The part of flat ropes 328 these increase length makes elevator pulley 20,22 along its rolling and away from its second end 332, thereby lift car 16 is moved down along hoistway 12.The drive pulley 322 that rotates counterclockwise also makes the part of flat ropes 328 between the drive pulley and first deflection sheave 302 move down, and the deflection sheave of winning is rotated and counterweight 316 is moved up along hoistway.
Principal character of the present invention is to have used flat ropes in above-mentioned elevator device.The increase of size ratio causes rope to have an active flank that is limited by width " W ", and this makes the distribution of rope pressure be optimized.Therefore, the maximum rope pressure in the rope can reach minimum.In addition, green phase increases above-mentioned size than (the size ratio of circular rope equals 1) for circular rope, and the thickness of flat ropes " t1 " (see figure 8) can reduce, and keeps being used in the rope supporting the constant cross-section area at the rope position of tensile load simultaneously.
Shown in Fig. 7 and 8, flat ropes 722 comprises a plurality of independent bearing core wires 726, and these heart yearns are enclosed in the same overplate 728.Overplate 728 separates each heart yearn 726 and has determined to be used for and hauling block 724 ingear mating surfaces 730.Bearing core wires 726 can be made by high-intensity lightweight non-metallic material, and for example aramid fibre is perhaps made by metallic material, for example thin high-carbon steel fiber.Expectation makes the thickness " d " of heart yearn 726 as far as possible little, to increase alerting ability and to reduce the stress of heart yearn 726.In addition, for the heart yearn of being made by steel fiber, fibre diameter should be less than the .25 millimeter, and preferably diameter is in about 0.10 millimeter to 0.20 millimeter scope.Steel fiber with this diameter can improve the alerting ability of heart yearn and rope.The heart yearn of making by the material that will have this weight, intensity, life-span, especially above-mentioned alerting ability characteristic is in flat ropes, and traction sheave diameter " D " can reduce, and still can keep maximum rope pressure to be in the acceptable limit simultaneously.
The result of structure flat ropes 722 is like this, and rope pressure can distribute more equably by rope 722.Because many little heart yearns 726 in flat ropes resilient coating 728, are then compared with the rope of prior art, the pressure on every heart yearn 726 has obviously reduced.Heart yearn pressure is reduced by at least n-1/2, and wherein n is for giving fixed load and steel wire cross-sectional area, the number of parallel heart yearn in the flat ropes.Therefore, compare with the traditional rope elevator with less load-carrying capacity, maximum rope pressure has obviously reduced in the flat ropes.In addition, for identical load-carrying capacity, effectively rope diameter ' d ' (measuring at bending direction) has reduced, and is not reducing under the D/d ratiometric situation, and diameter of pulley ' D ' is kept than fractional value.In addition owing to reduced diameter of pulley D, just can adopt at a low price with more compact high-speed electric expreess locomotive as driving host.
Fig. 7 has also represented the sort of hauling block with traction surface 750 724 that is configured to hold flat ropes 722.Mating surface 750 be constructed to be permeable to provide tractive force and guide flat ropes 722 and pulley 724 between the complementary type of engagement.Hauling block 724 comprises a pair of flange 744 and the one or more dividing plate 745 that is arranged between the adjacent flat rope that is arranged on pulley 724 both sides.Hauling block 724 also comprises the lining 742 that is contained between flange 744 and the dividing plate 745.Lining 742 defines mating surface 750, makes to form lateral clearance 754 between the both sides of flat ropes 722 and lining 742.Double-type flange 744 and dividing plate are realized function that flat ropes 722 is guided with lining, produce tangible inconsistent phenomenon to prevent rope under the state lax the grade.Although graphic display unit comprises lining, should be understood that, also can adopt the not hauling block of belt material cover.
Though according to embodiments of the invention the present invention is illustrated and describes, but those skilled in the art should be known in change, omission and the increase that can make other under the situation that does not break away from the spirit and scope of the present invention in form and details.For example, can adopt other rope layouts, wherein CD-ROM drive motor is set in place the hoistway side between lift car and hoistway wall.Exception, CD-ROM drive motor also can be arranged on the hoistway superjacent air space between lift car and the sidewall.Therefore, the present invention represented and that describe represents in the mode of example among each embodiment, rather than limitation of the present invention.
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1. elevator device comprises:
A hoistway that limits by surrounding structure;
A lift car and a counterweight that is positioned at hoistway; With
A CD-ROM drive motor that is provided with regularly, it with car hoistway, in being arranged on hoistway and a hoistway wall between the vertical space that extends align, this CD-ROM drive motor is by at least one flat ropes connection and suspension lift car and counterweight.
2. elevator device as claimed in claim 1 also comprises first and second pillar stiffeners that are positioned at the relative both sides of hoistway, each pillar stiffener between the described sidewall of lift car and hoistway from hoistway bottom to the top vertical extent; With
A strut member, it is installed between first and second pillar stiffeners of well headroom and roughly extends along horizontal direction, and wherein CD-ROM drive motor is supported on this strut member.
3. elevator device as claimed in claim 2 is characterized in that, counterweight is located at the strut member below between the described sidewall of lift car and hoistway, and CD-ROM drive motor comprises that one drives the drive pulley that links to each other by flat ropes and lift car with counterweight.
4. elevator device as claimed in claim 3, also comprise a counterweight pulley that links to each other with the counterweight top, with at least one elevator pulley that links to each other with the lift car bottom, flat ropes has first and second ends that are fixedly connected on well headroom, flat ropes is extended downwards from first end, around the counterweight pulley, extends upward and around drive pulley again, downward then extension is also passed through at least one elevator pulley from the bottom hung lift car, extends upward and end at second end again.
5. elevator device as claimed in claim 4 is characterized in that, at least one elevator pulley comprises the bottom that is positioned at lift car and is positioned at first and second elevator pulleys of two opposite sides.
6. elevator device as claimed in claim 4 is characterized in that, first end of flat ropes links to each other with strut member.
7. elevator device as claimed in claim 2, it is characterized in that, CD-ROM drive motor comprises one by flat ropes and the lift car drive pulley that driving links to each other with counterweight, this counterweight is below the strut member and between lift car and hoistway wall, flat ropes has first end that links to each other with the counterweight top and second end that links to each other with lift car, flat ropes extends upward from first end that it is positioned at counterweight, around drive pulley, and extend downwards and end at its second end at the lift car place to form 1: 1 rope layout.
8. elevator device as claimed in claim 2, it is characterized in that, first and second pillar stiffeners comprise first and second guides respectively, each guide all defines one along its vertically extending elevator guide surface, this guide surface extends at least on the length corresponding to the pillar stiffener in elevator cage operation path, and lift car defines facing surfaces, and these surfaces are processed to definite shape, make that they and elevator guide surface mesh movably when lift car during along the pillar stiffener vertical shifting.
9. elevator device as claimed in claim 8, it is characterized in that, in described first and second guides each also defines one along its vertically extending counterweight guide surface, this guide surface extends at least on the length corresponding to the pillar stiffener in weight counterbalance operation path, counterweight defines additional apparent surface, these surfaces are processed to definite shape, make that they and counterweight guide surface mesh movably when counterweight during along the pillar stiffener vertical shifting.
10. elevator device as claimed in claim 1 is characterized in that, CD-ROM drive motor is fixedly connected on one of the hoistway top board of well headroom and sidewall.
11. elevator device as claimed in claim 10 is characterized in that, CD-ROM drive motor is connected on the sidewall of hoistway.
12. elevator device as claimed in claim 10 is characterized in that, flat ropes has first and second ends, and each end all is connected on one of hoistway wall and top board.
13. elevator device as claimed in claim 10 is characterized in that, flat ropes has first and second ends, and each end all is connected on the hoistway top board.
14. elevator device as claimed in claim 12, it is characterized in that, counterweight is below the strut member between lift car and the hoistway wall, and comprise a counterweight pulley that links to each other with the counterweight top, the elevator pulley that at least one links to each other with the lift car bottom, a drive pulley that links to each other with drive motor, and flat ropes, described rope extends upward from its first end, around the counterweight pulley, extend upward again and around drive pulley, extend downwards then also by at least one elevator pulley, extend upward and end at its second end again from the bottom hung lift car.
15. elevator device as claimed in claim 1, comprise that also approximate horizontal between the relative both sides of the hoistway at well headroom extends and be arranged on first strut member of described both sides, one between the relative both sides of hoistway at the well headroom between first strut member and the lift car approximate horizontal extend and be arranged on second strut member of described both sides, first and second deflection sheavies that link to each other with first and second strut members respectively, a counterweight pulley that links to each other with the counterweight top, the elevator pulley that at least one links to each other with the lift car bottom, CD-ROM drive motor comprises a drive pulley, and wherein CD-ROM drive motor and drive pulley are arranged on hoistway bottom between lift car and the hoistway wall.
16. elevator device as claimed in claim 15, it is characterized in that, flat ropes has first end that links to each other with second supporting member and second end that links to each other with one of sidewall with the hoistway top board of well headroom, flat ropes is extended downwards from its first end, around the counterweight pulley, extend upward again and around first deflection sheave, extend downwards then and around drive pulley, extend upward again and around second deflection sheave, extension is downwards also passed through at least one elevator pulley from the bottom hung lift car, extends upward and end at its second end then.
17. elevator device as claimed in claim 15 is characterized in that, flat ropes is connected on the hoistway top board with its second end.
18. elevator device as claimed in claim 15 is characterized in that, at least one elevator pulley comprises first and second elevator pulleys that are positioned at the lift car bottom and are positioned at relative both sides.
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