EP3599208A1 - Installation d'ascenseur comprenant une pluralité de cabines d'ascenseur ainsi qu'un système de sécurité décentralisé - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to an elevator installation comprising a plurality of cars, a shaft system which enables the cars to be operated in circulation, at least one drive system for moving the cars within the shaft system, and a safety system with a plurality of safety nodes.
- the safety system of the elevator system is designed to convert the elevator system into a safe operating state when an operating state of the elevator system deviating from normal operation is ascertained.
- the cars of the elevator system, the shaft system of the elevator system and the at least one drive system of the elevator system each form at least one functional unit.
- EP 0 769 468 B1 Another elevator system is known in which several cars can be moved simultaneously in at least one shaft.
- each car has its own drive and its own safety module.
- the safety modules are designed to trigger the brake system of the respective car as well as other cars.
- data captured or evaluated by a security module is transmitted to all other security modules.
- EP 0 769 468 B1 Known problem here is that the amount of data to be transmitted is so large that ongoing transmission and processing of this data by the security modules is not possible at least with reasonable technical effort, which is why EP 0 769 468 B1 proposes to work with a dynamic elevator model.
- an elevator system with an improved safety system is to be provided.
- the elevator installation should preferably enable a safety concept which uses a distributed system architecture and advantageously enables short reaction times.
- the communication load occurring to ensure safe operation of an elevator system should preferably be reduced compared to previously known elevator systems.
- an elevator system comprising a plurality of elevator cars, a shaft system which enables the elevator cars to be operated in circulation, at least one drive system for moving the elevator cars, and a security system with a plurality of security nodes which is designed when an operating state of the elevator system which differs from normal operation is ascertained to bring the elevator system into a safe operating state, proposed.
- the cars, the shaft system and the at least one drive system each form at least one functional unit.
- At least one of the security nodes is assigned to one of the functional units.
- Each functional unit thus advantageously has at least one security node.
- the security nodes are each connected to at least one of the further security nodes via at least one interface for transmitting data.
- the security nodes each include at least one sensor for detecting an operating parameter of the corresponding assigned functional unit.
- the security nodes each include at least one control unit, which is designed to evaluate the operating parameter detected by the at least one sensor of the respective security node and, taking into account, that is to say in particular with additional consideration, the data transmitted by the at least one further security node to determine a situation operating condition deviating from normal operation.
- Data transmitted from a security node are in particular operating parameters of the functional unit that is assigned to the security node, preferably already evaluated operating parameters.
- the elevator system according to the invention thus advantageously enables decentralized monitoring of functional units of the elevator system.
- Operating parameters recorded with regard to a functional unit advantageously do not first have to be transmitted to a central control unit, but can be evaluated directly by the control unit of the safety node assigned to the functional unit. This advantageously reduces the amount of data to be transmitted and thus the communication load.
- the elevator installation according to the invention advantageously also makes it possible to determine an operating state deviating from normal operation at each safety node, in particular if a functional unit does not function as intended, for example a car cannot be moved or is driven at too high a speed, advantageously short reaction times allows. This advantageously further increases the safety of an elevator installation.
- the at least one drive system is designed to be operable in sections of the shaft, advantageously in such a way that the cars can be moved independently of one another in defined sections of the shaft system, each of the defined sections preferably being a functional unit of the drive system, which is assigned to at least one of the security nodes.
- the drive system preferably comprises at least one linear motor.
- the elevator system preferably has rails as part of the linear drive, along which the cars can be moved separately. The rails can advantageously be energized in sections, so that the drive system is designed to be operable in sections. Due to the sections that can be energized in sections, the cars of the elevator system can advantageously be moved independently of one another.
- such an energizable rail section is, in particular, a defined section of the shaft system, which as such in each case forms a functional unit of the drive system.
- the drive system as a functional unit thus itself advantageously has a large number of functional units, each of which is advantageously assigned a safety node.
- Such a current-carrying rail section of the linear drive in each case forms a functional unit.
- a safety node is advantageously assigned to each current-carrying rail section or a group of current-carrying rail sections as a functional unit. Sensors of this safety node advantageously check operating parameters relevant to the rail sections, in particular whether a rail section is functioning properly and / or whether a car of the elevator system is being moved along a rail section.
- control unit of such a safety node is advantageously designed to switch off different linear motor segments, in particular the aforementioned rail sections of the linear drive, depending on the current positions of the cars of the elevator system, in particular in order to eliminate possible sources of error and, if necessary, the elevator system or the corresponding functional unit of the drive system into one to transfer the safe operating state.
- control unit of a safety node assigned to a functional unit of the drive system can influence the control of the linear motor segments.
- a car moved on a linear motor segment can be braked if the safety node assigned to this linear motor segment is signaled by the safety node assigned to this car a risk of collision.
- the security nodes are advantageously linked to one another via a communication interface, for example via a communication bus or an air interface, in particular using WLAN (WLAN: Wireless Local Area Network).
- a further particularly advantageous embodiment of the elevator system according to the invention provides that the shaft system of the elevator system has at least two vertically extending transport routes, along which the cars can be moved vertically, and includes at least two transfer devices for transferring the cars between the transport routes.
- Each of the conversion devices is advantageously a functional unit of the shaft system, to which a security node is assigned in each case.
- the transfer devices the cars can advantageously be moved in particular between shafts of the shaft system of the elevator system.
- a shaft can represent a transport route.
- a shaft can also comprise several transport routes, preferably in such a way that several cars can be moved in the shaft next to one another and one behind the other.
- the conversion device provides a possibility for circulating operation of the cars of the elevator system.
- Such circulation operation provides in particular that the cars are moved along at least one transport path of the shaft system only in one direction, for example upwards, and along at least one further transport path of the shaft system only in another direction, for example downwards.
- a safety node is assigned to the individual conversion devices or a group of conversion devices, monitoring of the proper functioning of the conversion devices is advantageously provided directly at the conversion devices. This advantageously further reduces the amount of data to be transmitted. If there is a fault in a conversion device, so that it can no longer be operated in normal operation, but is instead transferred to a safe operating state, this is advantageously communicated to other safety units assigned to other functional units.
- the elevator system is advantageously designed in such a way that the elevator system can continue to be operated, the defective or inoperable converter no longer being hit by the cabs.
- the transport paths of the shaft system are rails, along which the cars can be moved as a drive system by means of at least one linear drive.
- Each rail is advantageously designed as a transfer device with at least one segment that can be rotated relative to the vertical transport path, wherein these rotatable segments can be aligned with one another in such a way that a car of the elevator system can be moved along the segments between the rails.
- the functional units of the elevator system each have at least one safety device.
- the respective functional unit can advantageously be brought into a safe operating state.
- the at least one safety device can be triggered directly by the control unit of the safety node assigned to the respective functional unit.
- a brake or safety gear is in particular a safety device for a car intended.
- a switching unit is provided as a safety device for a functional unit of the drive system, for example a contactor circuit, which can de-energize the functional unit.
- a locking mechanism which can fix the transfer device in a defined position, is provided in particular as a securing device of a converter as a functional unit of the shaft system.
- the safety nodes are advantageously arranged on the functional units, preferably in such a way that the control unit, the at least one sensor and the at least one securing device are arranged together on one functional unit.
- decisions to transfer a functional unit and thus the elevator system into a safe operating state can advantageously be made locally and decentrally.
- security-relevant decisions can advantageously be made at the same time. For example, a car can be brought to a standstill by triggering the brake of the car and at the same time the corresponding functional unit of the drive system, which was responsible for moving this car, can be deactivated.
- the proposed elevator system achieves high scalability of the system. Adaptations of the safety system, for example to a larger number of cars, are advantageously comparatively small.
- the monitoring rooms are not structurally or structurally separate areas but rather room segments defined with respect to the security system, which in particular can also overlap.
- the definition of these monitoring rooms advantageously divides the elevator system into subsystems with regard to monitoring the normal operation of the elevator system, each subsystem advantageously being monitored with regard to an operating state which differs from normal operation.
- a monitoring room is advantageously assigned at least one car, at least one functional unit of the shaft system and at least one functional unit of the drive system.
- a surveillance space is also assigned to the cars that are directly adjacent to a car, in particular a car traveling in front and a following car.
- a car is advantageously assigned to at least two monitoring rooms, namely once as a car which is surrounded by two adjacent cars and once as a car adjacent to a car.
- monitoring rooms are spatially assigned, preferably via spatial coordinates, which represent positions within the shaft system of the elevator system.
- the shaft system can in particular be assigned by a permanently assigned one Grid are represented.
- a grid that is fundamentally suitable for this is, for example, from the publication EP 1 719 727 B1 known.
- the monitoring space in each case a specific area containing a car is defined as the monitoring space, so that this monitoring space is quasi moved together with the car. If a further car is moved into this monitoring space, it is advantageously also monitored with regard to a deviation from normal operation.
- the monitoring space is always assigned to at least one functional unit of the shaft system and at least one functional unit of the drive system, even in this embodiment, the assigned functional units being able to change when the car is moved.
- each shaft area of the shaft system that can be approached by one of the cars of the elevator system is assigned to at least one monitoring room.
- an exchange of operating parameters between safety nodes takes place exclusively within the respective monitoring room, which are necessary for determining an operating state of the elevator system that differs from normal operation. Only when an operating state deviating from normal operation is ascertained is this information advantageously also transmitted to other security nodes beyond the monitoring room.
- the elevator system is designed to be partially deactivatable, in particular in such a way that individual functional units or groups of functional units, in particular individual cars and / or functional units of the drive system, can be deactivated, the elevator system being further developed with not deactivated functional units to continue to be operated.
- a section of the shaft system having at least one shaft door is a functional unit to which at least one security node is assigned.
- the security node is advantageously designed to monitor whether this functional unit is functioning correctly.
- the security node advantageously has sensors for detecting operating parameters of this functional unit.
- the security node of a control unit is designed to evaluate the operating parameters and to evaluate data received from security nodes of other functional units, for example operating parameters of a car.
- the security node assigned to the at least one shaft door section of the shaft system as a functional unit has at least one sensor which is designed to detect an operating state of this functional unit which differs from normal operation.
- the elevator system is advantageously preferably the safety system of the elevator system, in particular the safety node of the safety system assigned to this functional unit, is designed to deactivate this functional unit when such an operating state deviates from normal operation.
- the elevator system preferably the safety system of the elevator system, is advantageously further developed to move the cages of the elevator system exclusively outside of that section of the shaft system which has at least one shaft door.
- an opening of the shaft doors deviating from normal operation is provided.
- a sensor monitoring the opening and closing of the shaft doors is provided in particular. Since, for example, moving a car in a shaft section when the shaft doors are open represents a potential hazard for the users of the car, this section is advantageously deactivated.
- the elevator system is advantageously designed so that the cars are no longer moved within this shaft section, but rather the cars are moved as far as possible up to this shaft section.
- the control unit of a safety node assigned to a car as a functional unit is designed to continuously predict a first stop point for a first direction of travel of the car and / or to continuously predict a second stop point for a second direction of travel of the car.
- the respective stop point indicates the position at which the car can stop, ie stop, in the respective direction of travel if required.
- the stop points are predicted by evaluating operating parameters detected by the sensors. The prediction is advantageously based on a predictor model executed by means of a computing unit, in particular a computing unit of the control unit. Operating parameters recorded by the sensor and belonging to the same security node are preferably evaluated.
- operating parameters transmitted to the security node are also taken into account in the evaluation.
- Operating parameters taken into account in the evaluation are in particular the speed of the car, the position of the car in the shaft system, the acceleration of the car, the load of the car and the condition of the brakes in the car.
- These operating parameters and the stop points predicted from them are preferably determined in predefined discrete time intervals of, for example, 5 ms to 50 ms (ms: milliseconds). In this way, a continuous prediction of the stop points is made possible.
- the safety node assigned to a driving node is thus advantageously designed to calculate the stop point for the first direction of travel and the stop point for the second direction of travel continuously, that is to say essentially continuously, for this car.
- This stopping point provides information, in particular, about where this car would come to a stop or stop when braking, in particular emergency braking.
- Operating parameters of the other cars, in particular driving parameters of the other cars advantageously need not be taken into account when determining the stopping points. This advantageously further reduces the communication load.
- the safety node assigned to a car as a functional unit is further configured to transmit the predicted first stop points via the interface at least to the safety node that is assigned to the car adjacent in the first direction of travel, and the to transmit predicted second stop points via the interface in each case at least to the safety node which is assigned to the car adjacent in the second direction of travel.
- the safety node assigned to a car advantageously knows, in addition to the stop points of this car, the stop points of the cars adjacent to this car in the respective direction of travel of this car.
- the control unit of a safety node assigned to a car as a functional unit is designed to determine the distance from the first stop point of this car to the second stop point of the car adjacent in the first direction of travel. Furthermore, this control unit is advantageously designed to determine the distance from the second stop point of this car to the first stop point of the car adjacent in the second direction of travel.
- the safety system of the elevator system is advantageously designed to bring the elevator system into a safe operating state at a determined negative distance.
- a current stop point for a direction of travel of a car is, in particular, the distance that the car needs to stop in this direction of travel.
- the distance is preferably applied by a safety distance, preferably a fixed safety distance, so that the stop point is correspondingly further away from the car.
- the distance between the car and the stop point also changes for each direction of travel. In particular, the speed at which a car is moved also increases the distance of the corresponding stop point from the car.
- the minimum distance between two adjacent cars can be dependent on several operating parameters, in particular the current position of the cars in the shaft system, the speeds of the cars, the accelerations of the cars, the payloads of the cars and / or the states of the brakes of the cars , These operating parameters are preferably only recorded individually for each car in order to use these operating parameters for each car for the at least one direction of travel to determine the respective stop point.
- operating parameters are preferably only recorded individually for each car in order to use these operating parameters for each car for the at least one direction of travel to determine the respective stop point.
- the elevator system is advantageously switched to a safety mode, in particular in the corresponding one neighboring cars, the stopping points of which are at a negative distance, are braked and thus brought to a stop, in particular by triggering safety devices in these cars.
- negative distance denotes the case where the stop point of a car in question is further away from this car than the stop point of an adjacent car, in particular a car traveling ahead or behind. Whether the distance is actually negative in the sense of a negative number depends on the reference system used. For example, a "negative distance" in a corresponding reference system can also be expressed by a positive number.
- Both horizontal and vertical movements of the cars can advantageously be taken into account and corresponding stop points can be predicted.
- a rapid detection of possible collisions is advantageously provided.
- the stopping point of each car is predicted, assuming that at least one safety device of the elevator system intervenes at the latest, the respective car is stopped.
- the prediction is thus advantageously designed to be conservative.
- Safety devices of the elevator system are, in particular, braking devices, such as safety devices for the cars and / or braking devices provided by the drive system. If the drive system of the elevator installation comprises at least one linear drive, the section-by-section shutdown of a line of the linear drive is also provided as intervention by at least one safety device.
- a further advantageous embodiment of the invention provides that the stop points are each predicted on the assumption of a worst case scenario in order to reliably prevent a collision between adjacent cars in any case.
- the stopping point is predicted by each car on the additional assumption that the respective car is accelerated with the maximum possible acceleration on the part of the elevator system before the at least one safety device of the elevator system intervenes.
- the stopping point in the direction of travel "up” below is therefore more advantageous.
- the assumption predicts that the car is first accelerated to the maximum in the direction of travel “above” and is then stopped by intervention of at least one safety device.
- the stop point in the direction of travel "below” is advantageously predicted on the assumption that the car is first accelerated to a maximum in the direction of travel “below” and is then brought to a stop by intervention of at least one safety device. Due to the gravity acting on the car, which is advantageously taken into account in the prediction of the stop points, the distance of the stop point in the direction of travel "up” to the upper end of the car is less than the distance of the stop point in the direction of travel "down” to the lower end of the car.
- an upper stop point and a lower stop point are continuously predicted for each car in a vertical shaft of the shaft system of the elevator installation, in which at least three cars are moved.
- all of the cars thus have an upper adjacent car and a lower adjacent car.
- the distance between the upper stop point of one car and the lower stop point of the upper adjacent car is determined.
- the distance between the lower stop point of a car and the upper stop point of the lower adjacent car is also advantageously determined.
- the stop points are advantageously defined using a grid that is permanently assigned to the shaft system.
- a grid that is fundamentally suitable for this is, for example, from the publication EP 1 719 727 B1 known.
- the stop points can be represented in particular as coordinates (x, y) or (x, y, z). Only the corresponding coordinate is preferably taken into account for a current direction of travel, for example only the coordinate x for direction of travel x. Particularly in the areas in which the direction of travel changes, for example from the direction of travel x to the direction of travel y, it is advantageously provided that more than one coordinate is taken into account here in each case for a corresponding section comprising the transition area, i.e. in relation to the example given above Coordinates (x, y).
- the elevator system is switched to a safety mode, in particular by stopping at least one of the two cars. The same applies accordingly if the lower stop point of a car is smaller than the upper stop point of the car traveling below this car.
- Possible collision risks of a car with an upper adjacent car and / or a lower adjacent car are thus reliably identified, namely by checking whether a determined distance is negative, that is to say the stop points compared with one another have an overlap area. If a negative distance is determined, the elevator system is advantageously switched from normal operation to a safety mode, in particular by stopping the affected cars.
- the other cars are advantageously further moved in restricted operation, the stopped cars defining a restricted area to which the cars still operating may only approach up to a predefined distance.
- the cars stopped during the transfer of the elevator system into a safety mode are preferably assigned fixed stop points, so that in particular a collision of cars with the stopped cars is further prevented using the same method.
- Each control unit assigned to a car advantageously calculates the stop points for the at least one direction of travel of this car, in particular an upper and a lower stop point, and exchanges them with those of the control units of the adjacent cars. Instead of calculating the distances between adjacent cars, the stop points are advantageously compared with one another, as already explained above. As long as the stop points do not overlap, i.e. a negative distance is determined, there is no risk of collision.
- the control unit of a car preferably triggers a securing device for this car when a negative distance between the stopping points is determined, it being provided in particular that triggering the securing device causes the car to stop.
- the actuation of a brake of the car is provided as the triggering of a safety device of the car.
- the control device assigned to one car is only responsible for the safety device of this car with regard to the triggering of safety devices and advantageously does not also have to brake other cars. As a result, the amount of data to be transmitted is advantageously further reduced.
- the stop points are predicted from current operating parameters of the respective car. According to an advantageous embodiment variant, it is provided that stop points are predefined for all quantized combinations of operating parameters. According to an advantageous embodiment, the stop points are assigned to such a combination of operating parameters via a lookup table. In particular, according to a further advantageous embodiment variant, such an assignment is provided as a plausibility check of stop points predicted by real-time calculations. When a predefined deviation from assigned stop points and predicted stop points is ascertained, the elevator system is also advantageously switched to a safety mode.
- the elevator system according to the invention in particular the respective components of the elevator system, is designed to carry out the method steps described in connection with the invention.
- FIG. 1 an elevator system 1 with a plurality of cars 2 and a shaft system 3 is shown in simplified form.
- the cars 2 can be moved separately from one another in a first direction of travel 6 (symbolically represented by a single arrow 6) and in a second direction of travel 7 (symbolically represented by a double arrow 7), that is to say largely independently of one another.
- the cars 2 each form a functional unit of the elevator system 1.
- the shaft system 3 of the elevator system 1 is designed in such a way that the cars 2 can be operated in circulation. This means that the cars 2 can in particular all be moved in the first direction of travel 6 or all in the second direction of travel 7.
- the elevator system 1 shown has a linear drive for moving the elevator cars 2 with a plurality of linear motor segments 4, the linear motor segments 4 each being a functional unit of the drive system of the elevator system 1.
- the drive system of the elevator system 1 is advantageously designed to be operable in sections of the shaft, in particular in such a way that the cars 2 can be moved independently of one another in defined sections of the shaft system, each of the Linear motor segments 4 form such a defined section and are each a functional unit of the drive system.
- the shaft system 3 of the elevator system 1 comprises a plurality of shaft doors 5, the sections of the shaft system 3 comprising a shaft door 5 each forming a functional unit of the elevator system 1.
- the elevator system 1 shown further comprises a safety system (in Fig. 1 not explicitly shown) with a plurality of security nodes (in Fig. 1 not explicitly shown). At least one of the safety nodes is assigned to one of the functional units, that is to say in particular one car 2, at least one linear motor segment 4 and a shaft section comprising at least one shaft door 5.
- the security nodes are advantageously each connected to at least one of the further security nodes via at least one interface for transmitting data, for example a communication bus or wirelessly via an air interface.
- the security nodes each comprise at least one sensor (in Fig. 1 not explicitly shown) for recording an operating parameter of the corresponding assigned functional unit. For example, it is provided that the position, the speed, the acceleration and the payload of a car are recorded as operating parameters.
- the security nodes each have at least one control unit (in Fig. 1 not explicitly shown), which is designed to evaluate the operating parameter detected by the at least one sensor of the respective security node.
- the control unit is advantageously further developed, taking into account this evaluation and the data transmitted by the at least one further security node, to make a determination regarding an operating state which deviates from normal operation.
- the safety system of the elevator system 1 is thus advantageously designed to bring the elevator system into a safe operating state when an operating state of the elevator system 1 deviating from normal operation is ascertained. Normal operation is in particular error-free operation.
- a safe operating state of the elevator system 1 is an operating state into which the elevator system 1 is transferred in the event of a fault and / or danger.
- at least one of the functional units of the elevator installation 1 is deactivated. For example, at least one linear motor segment 4 can be switched off and / or at least one car 2 can be stopped by triggering emergency braking and / or a shaft section of the shaft system 3 comprising at least one shaft door 5 can no longer be approached by the cars 2.
- FIG. 2 schematically a plurality of cars 2 as functional units of the elevator system, a plurality of shaft sections 8, each of which form a functional unit of the shaft system, and a plurality of transfer devices 9, which are used for transfer of cars 2 between different transport routes, in particular different shafts of the shaft system, are shown as further functional units of the shaft system.
- the functional units 2, 8, 9 each have a safety node 10, 10 ', 10 ", these safety nodes 10, 10', 10" being part of the safety system of the elevator installation.
- the security nodes 10, 10 ', 10 " are for the transmission of data (in Fig. 2 symbolically represented by arrows 26) connected to one another via an interface 11, a security protocol preferably being provided for the transmission 26.
- the security nodes 10, 10 ', 10 each comprise sensors for detecting operating parameters of the respective functional unit. Operating parameters detected by the sensors 12, 13, 14, 15, 19, 20, 21 of a security node 10, 10', 10" and data transmitted to another security node is sent to a control unit (in Fig. 2 not explicitly shown) of the security node.
- the control unit for example an appropriately programmed microcontroller circuit, evaluates the data.
- the control unit is designed to trigger a safety device assigned to the respective functional unit 2, 8, 9 and thus to bring the elevator installation into a safe operating state.
- the transfer of data in a functional unit 2, 8, 9 is shown in Fig. 2 represented symbolically by the arrows 27. A data transmission can also take place bidirectionally, that is also against the direction of the arrows 27.
- the safety components in particular safety devices and the control units which trigger the safety devices, are advantageously placed locally on the functional units 2, 8, 9, preferably directly on the actuators and sensors. This advantageously avoids real-time communication over long distances.
- safety nodes are advantageously distributed in vertical and horizontal shafts of the shaft system of an elevator system. These advantageously record the states of the shaft components.
- the states of the shaft doors are detected, for example, by means of sensors 15.
- the safety nodes are advantageously designed to deactivate functional units of the elevator installation, in particular to switch off drives, via corresponding control units and safety devices. This can be done, for example, in relation to the functional unit shaft section 8 by triggering safety devices 18, 18 '.
- the safety devices 18 provide a so-called “Safe Toque Off” (STO) functionality, which switches the drive without power.
- STO Safe Toque Off
- Safety nodes assigned to functional units of the shaft system are preferably wired directly to the shaft components.
- a transfer device 9 is provided for the horizontal transfer of a car from one shaft to another.
- a conversion device 9 is advantageously monitored by a safety node 10 ′′ assigned to the respective conversion device 9.
- STO safety toque off
- the safety nodes 10 assigned to the cages 2 include, in particular, sensors 12, 13, 14 for detecting operating parameters with respect to the respective car 2, in particular a sensor 12 for detecting the position of the car, a sensor 13 for detecting the state of the car doors, in particular the states " closed “/" open “, a sensor 14 for detecting the load of the car 2. Further operating parameters are advantageously transmitted from further safety nodes to the respective safety node 10 of a car.
- the security node 10 makes a determination regarding an operating state that differs from normal operation. If an operating state deviating from normal operation is ascertained, the safety node 10 or the control unit of this safety node 10 advantageously triggers safety devices 16, 16 ′ of the car 2. This brings the elevator system into a safe operating state.
- the security nodes 10, 10 ', 10 are therefore advantageously designed to make decisions, in particular decisions regarding the triggering of a security device, locally and to transmit the corresponding results, states and / or decisions to the other security nodes.
- the security nodes 10, 10 ', 10 "of the functional units 2, 8, 9 are advantageously each provided with at least the information or operating parameters listed below.
- Elevator system 1 shown in detail is part of shaft system 3, in which elevator cars 2 can be moved separately, that is to say essentially independently of one another, together with two elevator cars 2.
- the shaft system 3 has a section 8 of the shaft system 3, which has a shaft door 5, as a functional unit.
- This shaft section 8 is a security node (in Fig. 3 not explicitly shown) assigned.
- This security node comprises a sensor (in Fig.
- the embodiment shown monitors a sensor with respect to the shaft section 8, in particular the proper opening and closing of the shaft doors.
- the sensor detects as an operating parameter that the shaft door 5 does not close at the safety node or at the control unit of the safety node of the shaft section 8, the control unit advantageously deactivates this shaft section 8. This has the consequence that this shaft section 8 is no longer detached from the Cars 2 can be approached.
- This information is sent to the signal nodes (in Fig. 3 not explicitly shown) of the cars 2 transmitted.
- the elevator system 1 or the security system of the elevator system 1 is namely advantageously set up in such a way that all the security nodes located therein exchange information with one another in a defined monitoring room. Corresponding monitoring rooms are advantageously defined for the entire shaft system 3.
- the car 2 traveling in the upward direction 6 can move up to the lower limit region of the section 8, which is identified by the line 29.
- the car 2 traveling in the downward direction of travel 7 can be at a maximum Drive up to the upper limit of section 8, which is marked by line 29 '. Otherwise, the elevator system 1 is advantageously still ready for operation.
- the elevator system 41 shown which is not shown to scale for reasons of a better overview, comprises a shaft system 42 with two vertical shafts 412 and two connecting shafts 413. Furthermore, the elevator system 41 comprises a plurality of cars 43 (in Fig. 4 eight cars, for example, which can be moved separately in the shaft system 42 in a subsequent operation, that is to say that a plurality of cars 43 can be moved in a shaft 412 or a shaft 413.
- the cages 43 can be moved upwards in the shafts 412 in a first direction of travel 44 (in FIG Fig. 4 symbolically represented by arrow 44) and moved downward in a second direction of travel 45 (in Fig. 4 symbolically represented by arrow 45).
- the cars are also laterally in a third direction of travel 410 (in Fig. 4 symbolically represented by arrow 410) and in a fourth direction of travel 411 (in Fig. 4 symbolically represented by arrow 411).
- the elevator installation comprises at least one linear motor as the drive system (in Fig. 4 not explicitly shown), by means of which the cars 43 are moved within the shaft system 42.
- the elevator system 41 shown is operated in such a way that a first stop point 46 is continuously predicted for each car 43 for the first possible direction of travel and a second stop point 47 for the second possible direction of travel.
- a stop point is thus continuously predicted for each car 43, at least for one direction of travel.
- an upper stop point is predicted as the first stop point 46
- a lower stop point is predicted as the second stop point 47.
- a stop point located in the direction of travel of the respective car 43 is predicted as the stop point 46 ′ and a second stop point located opposite the direction of travel of the respective car 43 is predicted as the stop point 47 ′.
- the stop points can in particular be defined via coordinates (x, y), lateral stop points being defined via the x coordinates and perpendicular stop points being defined via the y coordinates.
- the point A in Fig. 4 For example, the coordinate (0, 0) can be assigned.
- the two stop points 46, 47 and 46 ', 47' respectively indicate the point at which the car 43 assumes a worst-case scenario for each of the possible directions of travel 44, 45 or 410, 411. Case scenarios can stop at the latest.
- an upper stop point 46 is predicted, that is to say it is predetermined where the car 43 'would stop if the Car 43 'would accelerate as far as possible in the direction of travel and would then be braked.
- the worst-case assumption predicts that the lower stop point 47 of the car 43 'is that the drive fails, the car 43' sags as a result, and the car 43 'would then only be braked.
- the cages 43 advantageously each have a control unit, for example a microcontroller circuit designed as a control unit (in Fig. 4 not explicitly shown).
- the distance from the first stop point 6 of this car to the second stop point 47 of the second car is determined.
- the distance from the second stop point 47 of this car to the first stop point 46 of the second car is determined.
- the distance 48 from the upper stop point 46 of the car 43' to the lower stop point 47 of the car 43" is determined.
- the lower stop point 47 of the car 43 " is advantageously sent to a control unit (in Fig. 4 not explicitly shown) of the car 43 '.
- the determined distance 48 is positive in this example. There is therefore no risk of collision with respect to the cars 43 'and 43 ".
- the car 43 ' also has an adjacent car 43''in the further direction of travel 45.
- the distance 49 from the lower stop point 47 of the car 43' to the upper stop point 46 of the car 43 '' is therefore also determined for the car 43 ' .
- the upper stop point 46 of the car 43 '" is advantageously sent to a control unit (in Fig. 4 not explicitly shown) of the car 43 '.
- the distance 49 determined is negative in this example, that is to say the upper stop point 46 of the car 43 '"lies above the lower stop point 47 of the car 43'. There is therefore a risk of collision with respect to the cars 43 'and 43'".
- the elevator system is switched to a safety mode, in particular by activating brakes on these cars on the car side, preferably triggered by the respective cars 43 'and 43 '"assigned control units.
- Fig. 5 A car 43 with a total car height 417 and an entry threshold 420 is shown.
- Movable car 43 is an example for each direction of travel 44, 45 predicted stop point 46, 47 shown.
- the upper stop point 46 is shown for the direction of travel 44 and the lower stop point 47 for the direction of travel 45.
- the upper stop point 46 indicates the point at which the car 43 with the upper car end 421 can stop at the latest in the direction of travel 44 based on current operating parameters and assuming a worst-case scenario.
- the distance between the stop point 46 and the upper end of the car 421 results in the exemplary embodiment shown from the sum of an optionally definable minimum distance 415 from the car 43, which must not be undercut, and one from the current driving parameters assuming a worst-case scenario.
- Scenarios calculated braking distance 418.
- the stopping points are calculated, for example, using an appropriately configured predictor model.
- the lower stop point 47 indicates the point where the car 43 with the lower car end 422 can stop at the latest in the direction of travel 45 based on current operating parameters and assuming a worst-case scenario.
- the distance between the stop point 47 and the lower car end 422 results in the exemplary embodiment shown from the sum of an optionally predeterminable minimum distance 416 from the lower car end 422, which must not be undercut, and one from the current driving parameters, assuming a worst case -Scenarios predicted braking distance 419.
- the positions of the stop points vary depending on the current driving parameters. When the car is stationary, the stop points will move closer to the car. If the car travels upwards at high speed, ie in the direction of travel 44, the upper stop point will be further up. In this case, in particular even at very high speed, the lower stop point 47 may be determined lying at position 414, since a movement in the direction of travel 45 can be ruled out even in the worst case scenario.
- the car 43 shown is predicted such an upper stop point and a lower stop point.
- the distance between the upper stop point 46 of a car and the lower stop point 47 'or 47 "of a car adjacent above this car and the distance between the lower stop point 47 of this car and the upper stop point 46' is 46 '' one below this car adjacent car determined.
- the distances 48 are positive, since 47 "larger 46 or 47 larger 46". If the distance is negative, there is a risk of collision. Such a negative distance results if 46 greater than 47 'or 46' greater than 47. If such a negative distance is determined, the elevator system is brought into a safe operating state, in particular into a safety mode.
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