EP2331444A2 - Tractive device for an elevator system - Google Patents
Tractive device for an elevator systemInfo
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- EP2331444A2 EP2331444A2 EP09809059A EP09809059A EP2331444A2 EP 2331444 A2 EP2331444 A2 EP 2331444A2 EP 09809059 A EP09809059 A EP 09809059A EP 09809059 A EP09809059 A EP 09809059A EP 2331444 A2 EP2331444 A2 EP 2331444A2
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B66—HOISTING; LIFTING; HAULING
- B66B—ELEVATORS; ESCALATORS OR MOVING WALKWAYS
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B66—HOISTING; LIFTING; HAULING
- B66B—ELEVATORS; ESCALATORS OR MOVING WALKWAYS
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Definitions
- the shelters required for the maintenance and inspection of the facilities are temporarily made.
- elevator systems of this kind up to a delivery height of 3 m, there is no safety-related acceptance by means of a if the manufacturer has appropriate manufacturer's certificates.
- the lift height is the travel distance that the platform can cover at maximum.
- Simplified elevator systems of this type can be used in lift shafts, which i. d. R. bricked or concreted are mounted. In most applications, however, these systems are delivered with a hoistway scaffold. This can be mounted as a load-bearing or self-supporting shaft scaffolding indoors or outdoors.
- the load-bearing shaft framework con- sists of posts or longitudinal struts and bars in the form of steel profiles, usually hollow steel sections.
- shaft scaffolds are often lined with glass, façade panels or other material.
- a drive system mainly spindle drives and hydraulic drive systems are offered on the elevator market.
- the drive spindle or the hydraulic ram and the guide system are mounted on a side wall or the rear wall.
- the elevator platforms are guided cantilevered on one side as a "backpack system”.
- the drive motor or the hydraulic unit is located either on the drive side behind a veneer (spindle drives) or outside the elevator shaft (hydraulic units).
- a side or rear wall is installed by the required technology (drive spindle, hydraulic ram, guide rails, etc.).
- This wall side can, if architecturally desired, be clad. In shear and crushing hazards by the driving motion such a wall cladding is mandatory. With glass elevators, the resulting reduced transparency is distracting.
- the clad wall side can also not be used for a possible car access and requires additional space.
- "backpack systems" in comparison to centrally suspended systems have poorer handling characteristics, which can be achieved, for example, by stick-slip effect. and resulting car vibrations during travel. Among other things, this leads to higher noise emissions, which in homes lead to impaired living comfort.
- an elevator installation with at least two stops from EP 1 741 660 A1 which has a drive motor with a vertically extending drive axle and a traction sheave and carrying means fastened thereto.
- the elevator system is equipped with an elevator platform with a traveling frame, which is carried by the support means and moved up and down.
- the support means for the elevator platform run, inter alia, diagonally across the corner and on both sides of the elevator system, so that a lot of space is required for the drive device. With a transmission ratio of 2: 1 or greater, additional space is needed at the top or bottom shaft end. This arrangement also requires additional space for the pulleys above or below the cabin.
- the drive motor with the horizontally extending drive shaft is located above the elevator platform and the suspension elements run on both sides of the opposite side parts of the elevator platform.
- the suspension means and the two counterweights a lot of space is required. The arrangement of access to the long sides of the platform is excluded.
- the invention has for its object to produce the shaft scaffold and the associated drive device for an elevator system in a simple and cost-effective manner with optimal space utilization.
- the object is achieved in that the Glasstoff worn is equipped as a pulley with two or more, especially four, deflecting discs, whose axes are arranged on an approximately vertical plane with each other, wherein at least one deflection pulley in the shaft or on the shaft frame above the Elevator installation, another deflection plate below the elevator installation in the lift shaft or at the shaft scaffold and one or more, in particular two, deflection disks are mounted on a side element of the load suspension device, in particular the travel platform.
- the device which is designed as a traction mechanism and operates on the principle of the flap mechanism, is equipped with two or more deflecting pulleys whose axes are arranged on an approximately vertical plane with each other, the traction mechanism can be placed in a very small space between the platform and the shaft wall, especially in the near area of the side parts of the platform.
- the surface of the platform can be optimally designed and chosen very large.
- One or more, in particular two, of the fixed deflecting disks in the driving shaft are connected to the drive shaft (s) and move the load receiving means up and down.
- the pulley is designed as a factor pulley and two pulleys against close to two side elements of the load-carrying means, in particular a driving platform, are provided. Further, it is advantageous that the pulley is designed as a factor pulley and two pulleys against close to two side elements of the lifting device, in particular a driving platform, are provided and that at least two pulleys in the area each outside of the load-receiving means, in particular the car or the driving platform the elevator installation, are provided diagonally opposite one another in two corner regions of the elevator installation.
- the corner region is formed by two approximately at an angle converging walls of the driving shaft and a side member, wherein the side member is arranged such that it forms a free space together with the walls, which is such a large area, in particular triangular , is formed so that in the corner region of the vertically oriented pulley can be arranged.
- the cross section of the shaft frame and / or the load receiving means in particular the driving platform, oval, round, polygonal, rectangular preferably square and the ends of the drive shafts associated suspension means of the traction means are arranged diagonally opposite and in the immediate Close and parallel to the corner regions forming, vertically extending longitudinal sides of the shaft framework.
- suspension elements, the guide system and all other technical components are provided exclusively in the lateral area, in particular in the corner area, of the shaft framework, a very large clearance is created in the central area of the shaft framework for the load handling device, in particular for the traveling platform.
- the corner regions of the driving platform which are adapted to the inner cross section of the shaft frame, cut off in an advantageous manner, so that by the two in the corner area running along the long sides of the shaft frame and the opposite end edge of the platform when this has a rectangular or square base, a triangular in the view is created from above, in which the support means, the guide system and the braking system for the driving platform can be optimally accommodated. Since the triangular area requires very little space to place the suspension elements at this point, the access openings to the driving platform are also optimally enlarged. Overall, you get in the smallest space optimal space utilization for the required technology of the entire system. In this way, more than 70% of the installation surface of the system can be made available for the driving platform.
- a square-shaped platform also simplifies the planning of an architect significantly, since he can easily integrate such a building in a building.
- an optimal access to the driving platform is created by the device according to the invention on all four sides at the stops.
- the square basic shape of the platform provides an optimal turning possibility. This movement takes place in a circle, so that the beveled corners of the cabin walls are not needed.
- a drive shaft or two drive shafts aligned coaxially to one another to extend between the oppositely lying corner regions of the shaft frame and to be operatively connected to the drive motor, or for each drive shaft to be operatively connected to one drive motor each.
- the drive shaft may advantageously be formed as a single-piece continuous drive shaft or in two parts or may also be provided two drive shafts.
- the one-piece drive shaft is supported at its two outer ends on the shaft frame or on the walls of the driving shaft. If the drive shaft is split in two, it can be supported on the outer end of the shaft framework or on the walls of the driving shaft and supported with its inner ends on a arranged in the upper region of the shaft frame traverse, which also serves to accommodate the drive motor.
- the suspension elements with the associated deflecting or traction sheaves, the guide system of Fahrplatt- form as well as in the corner area or in the framework corners of the shaft framework advantageously and space-saving. Furthermore, this measure also ensures that the bending moments acting on the drive shaft can be kept very small so that the drive shaft does not need to be dimensioned as strongly as before. As a result, material costs can also be saved.
- the drive motor has an output shaft whose axis of rotation is arranged approximately at right angles to a rotational axis of the drive shaft of the support means, in particular traction means. This gives optimum space utilization for the drive units.
- the load-receiving means is a traveling platform which has at least two side elements which are upright in the end edge region and / or in the corner region of the driving platform and which are connected to the suspension elements.
- the suspension element is arranged between side elements of the platform and the longitudinal sides of the shaft framework forming the corner region.
- the advantageously placed side elements allow optimally large passage openings on all four sides of the drive platform.
- they also serve as a protective device, since they cover the supporting means provided in the corner regions and protect persons located on the load-carrying means, in particular the platform, since they prevent them from coming into contact with the suspension elements.
- the traction means is designed as a pulley and has one or more deflection pulleys and all axes of the deflection discs are arranged approximately on a vertically extending plane with each other.
- the pulley can be accommodated in the corner area of the traveling platform and shaft frame.
- the pulley, chains, steel cables or timing belt can be used as traction means.
- the traction devices are only fixed in the end positions with releasable clamp holders, so that the previously necessary counterweights can be dispensed with in a space-saving and cost-saving manner.
- the use of timing belts has the advantage that they do not stretch even after prolonged use, have no slippage and can be used quietly. Furthermore, timing belts are resistant to various environmental influences such as very high or low temperatures, solar radiation, moisture etc. and do not require maintenance.
- the pulley has a transmission ratio of 1: 1, 2: 1, 3: 1, 4: 1, 5: 1 or greater.
- the advantageous use of a pulley with the appropriate gear ratio and the execution of a weight-reduced lifting device in the form of a platform, consisting of a bottom and a surrounding frame, also make it possible to dispense with counterweights and still keep the drive power low.
- the drive motor With an outside dimension of the driving platform of approx. 1.4 x 1.4 m and the corresponding gear ratio of 2: 1, a low driving speed and the low mass of the driving platform, the drive motor achieves a drive power of only approx. 2 kW .
- a frequency control can be used and thereby generates the three phases required by the drive, via the frequency control and the starting current can be reduced.
- the elevator system can thus be connected to conventional sockets.
- the load-receiving means in particular the traveling platform, is guided in the shaft frame by means of at least one guide, in particular a guide rail arranged on the shaft frame, the guide being at least in a corner region of the shaft frame and / or in the immediate vicinity of the suspension element, in particular the pulley, is arranged.
- the drive motor is arranged with the drive shaft in a shaft head of the shaft framework or in a shaft pit.
- one or more access openings on the platform can be closed by means of cabin walls and / or doors.
- the upright side elements of the driving platform are arranged in the corner region of the driving platform such that a free access opening to the driving platform is present on at least four sides.
- a shaft scaffolding designed in this way with the traveling platform adapted to the shaft scaffold can also be easily attached to existing buildings free-standing or subsequently integrated into the building without major alterations.
- the access openings on the drive platform can be provided with a cabin wall when not needed. There are no higher demands on the strength of this cabin wall.
- the cabin wall can be made filigree so that a glass wall can be used.
- the shaft framework consists of at least two diagonally opposite, vertically extending posts on which the support means guide rails and at least one upper and one lower deflection plate are arranged directly or indirectly and that the shaft framework and / or the diagonally opposite, vertically extending posts and / or the traverse in the corner region of the shaft framework middle or directly attached to at least one inner wall of the driving shaft is closing.
- the Switzerlandstoffeinrich- device for an installable in the shaft scaffold lift system which can be arranged free-standing and / or in a lift shaft and serves to receive a lifting device, which is mounted on at least one connected to at least one drive motor on the shaft frame Drive shaft by means of support means, in particular a traction means, in the shaft frame up and down is moved.
- the traction means as pulley, in particular factor pulley, with two or more, in particular four, deflecting wheels, equipped whose axes are arranged approximately on a vertically extending plane with each other, wherein at least one deflection pulley in the shaft or in the shaft frame above the elevator system, a ne further deflection pulley below the elevator installation in the lift shaft or in the shaft frame and one or more, in particular two, deflection pulleys are mounted on the shaft frame, wherein an anchorage for the traction means of the pulley in the lift shaft or in the shaft frame above the elevator installation and another anchorage for the traction means of the pulley is connected below the elevator system to the anchorage in the shaft or in the shaft framework.
- suspension element in particular the toothed belt
- the toothed belt is bent only in one direction in all deflecting disks.
- the toothed belt also needs to be provided with teeth on only one side, so that the service life of the toothed belt can be substantially increased.
- also differently trained traction means z. B. V-belts are used.
- Figure 1 is a partial perspective view of the upper part of the shaft frame for a lift system, which can be arranged free-standing and / or in a lift shaft.
- FIG. 2b shows a schematic perspective view of the shaft frame according to FIG. 2a;
- FIG. 3 shows a longitudinal section of the shaft frame along the drive shaft.
- FIG. 4 shows a perspective view of the driving platform with side parts arranged opposite one another
- FIG. 5 shows a view of the shaft frame with drive device in the view from above according to FIG. 1;
- FIG. 6 shows a perspective view of a further exemplary embodiment of the driving platform with side elements and a cable pulling device arranged in the corner region of the traveling platform;
- FIG. 7 shows a schematic representation of the cable pull device according to FIG. 6 in side view
- 8 shows a further embodiment of the cable pulling device according to FIG. 6 in side view
- 9 is a partial view of the cable pulling device with a toothed belt, which is guided over an upper drive pulley and a lower deflection pulley.
- FIG. 10 is a view of another embodiment of the shaft frame with drive device in the top view of FIG. 1st
- FIG. 11 is a view of another embodiment of the shaft frame with drive device in the top view of FIG. 1st
- a well structure 102 is shown for an elevator installation 103, which can be arranged free-standing or in a drive shaft 100.
- the shaft frame 102 can be arranged free-standing or be supported by means of connecting elements on not shown in the drawing side walls of the driving shaft 100.
- a floor ceiling 116 is supported on a lower section 104 of the shaft frame 102 from.
- the load receiving means in particular a traveling platform 200 (FIG. 4)
- the load receiving means in particular a traveling platform 200 (FIG. 4)
- the suspension elements 208 FIG.
- the lower section 104 of the shaft frame 102 stands with the aid of adjustable feet 112 in a shaft pit 114.
- An upper section 106 of the shaft frame 102 is located above the floor ceiling 116 and is referred to as shaft head 124.
- the drive assembly with a drive motor 126 and a transmission, in particular worm gear 125, is shown.
- the drive motor 126 with a drive The shaft 204 may be arranged in the shaft head 124 of the shaft frame 102 or in the shaft pit 114.
- the upper section 106 of the elevator shaft frame 102 is arranged on the floor ceiling 116.
- the shaft frame 102 from floor to floor or, with a correspondingly large opening, be arranged as a continuous construction.
- An entire shaft frame height 120 can span several floors, with a delivery height 122 can also be more than three meters.
- a load-receiving means in particular a traveling platform 200, is arranged in a height-adjustable manner in the shaft frame 102.
- the cross section of the shaft frame 102 and / or of the load receiving means, in particular of the traveling platform 200, is oval or polygonal, preferably of square design.
- the load-receiving means 200 or the drive platform of square design in the exemplary embodiment has at least two in the end edge region and / or in a corner region 105 of the travel platform 200, two diagonally opposite upright side elements 202, which are connected to support means 208.
- the suspension element 208 can be a cable arrangement or a pulley arrangement operating on the principle of a pulley 209.
- the pulley 209 With the help of the pulley 209, the amount of force to be applied, z.
- the pulley consists of fixed and / or loose pulleys or rollers and a traction device or a rope.
- the toothed belt train follows the same principle, except that a toothed belt is used instead of a rope.
- two fixed anchors 216 and 218 are used according to the invention.
- the decisive factor is always the number of load-bearing ropes on which the load is distributed.
- the illustrated basic form of the pulley tension ⁇ is the same at each point of the rope.
- the weight F L of the mass is therefore uniform to all n-compounds distributed between the lower and upper rollers and the carrying ropes.
- / n mg / n.
- the pulley 209 according to the invention may have a transmission ratio of 1: 1, 2: 1, 3: 1, 4: 1, 5: 1 or greater. In this way, among other things, a counterweight can be dispensed with.
- the two diagonally opposite side elements 202 are connected to one another at their upper end via an upper cross member 203. Apart from the two diagonally opposite side elements 202, the load-receiving means, in particular the traveling platform 200, has no further side parts. In this way, you get four free access openings 128.
- the driving platform in addition to the two side members 202 additional z. B. glass, metal or formed from a plastic material side walls.
- the load-receiving means in particular the traveling platform 200, is guided vertically in the shaft frame 102 with the aid of at least one guide, in particular a guide rail 220 (FIG. 7) arranged on the shaft frame 102.
- the guide is arranged at least in a corner region 105 (FIG. 5) of the shaft frame 102 and / or in the immediate vicinity of the suspension element 208, in particular the pulley block 209.
- the support frame 202 is provided with vertically extending recesses-having guides 222 which are guided on the guide rail 220 (FIG. 7) arranged on the support frame 202 or on the side element 202. If the suspension element 208 or the drive axle breaks, an emergency brake device 224 is automatically activated, which is fixedly mounted on the support frame 202 (FIGS. 7, 9).
- the corner edges of the traveling platform are cut off, so that the front edges of the driving platform 200 with two adjacent, converging in a corner longitudinal sides 109, 111 and 113 and 115 with the opposite, oblique front edge of the driving platform 200 form a triangular cutout ie the corner region 105 which is so large that the support means 208 can be accommodated in the free space.
- the other cross-sectional shapes are handled in a similar way.
- the drive motor 126 is arranged on a cross member 127 which is located in the upper shaft head 124.
- the traverse 127 is arranged between the two diagonally opposite corner regions 105 of the shaft frame 102 and connected thereto.
- At least one horizontally extending drive shaft 204 or two horizontally extending drive shafts are connected to the drive motor 126 with the aid of the worm gear 125.
- a drive shaft or two coaxial with each other aligned drive shafts 204 may extend, which are in operative connection with the drive motor 126.
- each drive shaft may be operatively connected to one drive motor each.
- the drive motor may be arranged at any other angle to the drive axle or the drive axles or at a distance from the drive axle.
- the traverse 127 and the drive shaft 204 intersect each other at right angles and thus extend in each case into the opposite corner regions 105. As already mentioned, they are firmly connected to the shaft frame 102 or to a wall of the driving shaft 100 or stored there. By connecting the traverse 127 and the drive shaft 204 on the shaft frame 102, the torsional stiffness of the shaft frame 102 is substantially improved.
- the drive motor 126 has an output shaft whose rotation axis 117 is arranged approximately at right angles to a rotation axis 119 of the drive shaft 204 of the suspension element, in particular traction device 208.
- the support means 208 associated with the ends of the drive shafts 204 extend in the immediate vicinity of and parallel to the vertically extending longitudinal sides 109, 111, 113, 115 of the shaft frame 102 forming the corner regions and / or to a longitudinal central axis 107.
- each one support means 208 is arranged to save space in the two diagonally opposite corner regions 105.
- the support means 208 are each provided between a side element 202 of the traveling platform 200 and the approximately triangular-shaped corner region 105 forming longitudinal sides 109, 111, 113, 115 of the shaft frame 102 or the walls of the driving shaft 100.
- the shaft frame 102 consists of four vertically aligned longitudinal sides 109, 111, 113 and 115 which are aligned at right angles to one another.
- Each longitudinal side 109, 111, 113 and 115 consists of a rectangular frame with posts or longitudinal struts 129, which are connected via a plurality of cross struts
- Latches 201 can be firmly connected to each other.
- the central transverse strut 201 can be dispensed with so that each longitudinal side 109, 111, 113 and 115 also has a free access opening 128 to the load receiving means, in particular to the traveling platform.
- the access opening 128 can be closed by means of a pivotably arranged door 123.
- one or more access openings 128 can be closed by means of a shaft lining wall or a door 123.
- the door 123 is advantageously arranged on the shaft frame 102. But it can also be arranged additional doors on the platform or platform on a driver's cab, not shown here.
- the traveling platform 200 is preferably of square design and the support means 208 associated with the ends of the drive shafts 204 extend in the immediate vicinity of and parallel to the vertically extending longitudinal sides 109, 111, 113, 115 of the shaft structure 102 forming the corner regions.
- the Switzerlandstoffstein 208 operates on the principle of a pulley and is therefore hereinafter referred to as pulley 209. It has one or more deflection pulleys 206, 212, 214, 219.
- the support means 208 arranged on both sides of the travel platform 200 run from the end suspension or anchoring 216 provided in the shaft head 124 to the wall of the drive shaft 100 or the shaft frame 102 via the deflection disk 212 to the drive pulley 206 and from there further via the shaft 104 located in the shaft pit or on the wall of the driving shaft 100 or on the shaft frame 102 by means of anchoring 218 fixedly connected deflecting plate 219. From there, the support means 208 continues over the on the side member or support frame 202 arranged deflecting pulley 214 to the end suspension or anchoring 218, either on Schachtge- scaffold 102 or in the pit 114 is attached.
- the drive pulley 206 and the individual deflection disks 212, 214, 219 all have the same diameter, so that no different bending loads of the suspension elements occur.
- the suspension elements 208 are bent only in the same direction, i. h., They are not subject to a bending but only a deflection.
- the support means 208 are all bent in the clockwise direction. Viewed from the end suspension 218 in the direction of the floor ceiling 216, the support means in Fig. 7 experiences only a right bend. So that the support means do not rub against each other, z. B. the deflecting discs 212, 214 slightly opposite to the drive pulley and the fixed pulleys 219 of FIG. 8 are arranged slightly laterally offset.
- All axes of the drive pulley 206 and the deflection pulleys 212, 214, 219 are arranged as shown in FIG. 7 approximately on a vertically extending plane with each other. As a result, in a simple space-saving manner, the pulley can be accommodated very well in the corner region of the travel platform 200 and shaft frame 102.
- the drive pulley 206 or the deflection pulleys 212, 214, 219 may be, for example, groove-shaped traction sheaves, sprocket or timing belt pulleys.
- the illustration according to FIG. 9 shows a schematic side view.
- the support means 208 run via the drive disks 206 attached to the ends of the drive shaft 204 to the deflection disks 212, 214 of the deflection disk in the shaft pit 219 and to the end suspensions 216 and 218 located on the support frame 202.
- the suspension elements 208 used can be, for example, steel cables with and without plastic sheathing, toothed belt or steel chains.
- the drive disk 206 or the drive disk 206 connected to the drive shaft 204 (FIG. 7) is mounted above the travel platform 200 in the drive shaft 100 or in the shaft frame 102 in the region of the shaft head 124 (FIG.
- Another deflecting plate 219 is mounted below the elevator installation 103 in the section 104 in the driving shaft or on the shaft frame 102.
- One or more, in particular two, deflecting disks 212, 214 are mounted in or on the side elements 202 of the driving platform 200.
- the anchoring 216 for the traction means 208 of the pulley system 209 is in the elevator shaft 100 or on the shaft frame 102 above the elevator installation 103 and another anchoring 218 is connected to the traction means of the flat fence 209 below the elevator installation 103 in the elevator shaft 100 or in the shaft structure 102.
- the anchoring 218 can, according to FIG. 9, each have two flat pieces 221, 225 held together by means of bolts, of which the flat piece 225 has a toothing. Between the flat pieces 221, 225, the support means 208 can be clamped. In this way, a bias of the traction means is achieved.
- the shaft framework 102 can be made of at least at least two diagonally opposite, vertically extending in cross-section rectangular posts 226 exist. Due to their rectangular cross-section, the posts 226 can be connected very well in the corner region 105 of the shaft frame 102 directly or indirectly to at least one inner wall 227 of the driving shaft 100 and additionally stand on the floor of the driving shaft 100. It is also possible to dispense with the posts 226 if the guide rails 107 with holders 230 are fastened directly to the chess walls or to the inner wall 227 of the driving shaft 100.
- the traverse 127 in the corner region 105 of the shaft frame 102 may be directly or indirectly connected to at least one inner wall 227 of the driving shaft 100 and, in particular with the aid of a holder 229, be attached to the inner wall 227 to save space.
- the support means 208, guide rails 220 and at least one upper and one lower deflection pulley 206, 219 are arranged directly or indirectly.
- the axis of rotation 117 of the drive motor 126 and the axis of rotation 119 of the drive shaft 204 close as shown in FIG. 5 and 10 an angle ⁇ of 90 °.
- the angle ⁇ may be larger or smaller than 90 °.
- the guide rails 102 can be attached directly and / or with the aid of a holder 230 in the corner region 105 on the shaft walls or on the inner wall 227 of the driving shaft 100.
- the guide rail 220 is formed as a T-rail and the rail foot firmly connected to the shaft walls or with the inner wall 227 of the driving shaft 100.
- the rail web 220 which is designed as a T-rail, serves as a guide to the displaceable Recording the arranged on the support frame or side member 202 guide 222nd
- traction means preferably cable pulling device for a pulley 209, in particular factor pulley 209 traction means, pulley
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DE200810063529 DE102008063529A1 (en) | 2008-12-18 | 2008-12-18 | Shaft frame for use in shaft of lift system for receiving load lifting part, has drive shaft for connecting frame to drive motor, and drive wheel provided in two end regions and moved up or down by supporting part of load lifting unit |
DE200910048989 DE102009048989A1 (en) | 2009-10-09 | 2009-10-09 | Shaft frame for use in shaft of lift system for receiving load lifting part, has drive shaft for connecting frame to drive motor, and drive wheel provided in two end regions and moved up or down by supporting part of load lifting unit |
PCT/EP2009/009073 WO2010069571A2 (en) | 2008-12-18 | 2009-12-17 | Tractive device for an elevator system |
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