JP5101537B2 - Passenger conveyor system - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a passenger conveyor system, and more particularly to a passenger conveyor system provided with balustrade portions provided on both sides of a conveyor for carrying passengers.

  Passenger conveyors such as escalators and moving walkways are provided with balustrades for holding moving handrails on both sides of the conveyor for carrying passengers. The balustrade has an inner plate and an outer plate arranged along the direction of movement of the passenger conveyor, a moving handrail is provided at the upper part, a lower part is a deck board, and a skirt guard is located near the passenger conveyor. Provided.

  For example, Patent Document 1 describes a structure around an inner plate to which an escalator step cleaning tool is attached. Here, the inner plate of the balustrade part of the escalator is made of tempered glass or stainless steel plate, and skirt guards are provided below the inner plate and facing the steps at regular intervals on both sides of the step. It is described that the inner deck is arranged inside the lower part of the.

  In Patent Document 2, an skirt guard structure for an escalator is provided with a skirt guard portion fixed to a pair of first truss angles with screws on both sides of the side portion of the step in an upright manner. The upper part of the guard part is fixed to a pair of second truss angles located above via screws, and a decoration is provided inside each second truss angle so as to press and hold the inner plate against the pair of outer decks. A state in which a decorative member made of, for example, is fixed with a screw is described.

JP 9-278339 A Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 6-144663

  The lower part of the balustrade part arrange | positioned at both sides of the passenger conveyor is connected to the truss space provided under the floor of a passenger conveyor. In the truss space, a drive system such as a step for a passenger conveyor, a drive system for a moving handrail, and the like are arranged along the moving direction of the passenger conveyor. For maintenance of these drive systems and the like, it is necessary to remove the steps or to remove the inner plate of the balustrade and expose the truss space.

  For example, a driving device for a moving handrail, a driving chain for a moving handrail, and the like are disposed below the balustrade. Therefore, when adjusting the tension of the drive chain of the moving handrail, the inner plate of the balustrade part is temporarily removed. Since the passenger conveyor has a narrow passage sandwiched between the balustrades, it is often troubled by the place to place the removed inner plate, various holding members to which the inner plate is attached. In particular, since the escalator is an inclined space, it is difficult to place the removed inner plate, and it is carried out to the upper floor or the lower floor.

  As described above, it is inconvenient to remove the inner plate of the balustrade in the maintenance of the passenger conveyor. In the prior art, no consideration is given to the maintenance of the inner plate of the balustrade.

  An object of the present invention is to provide a passenger conveyor system that is easy to maintain.

  A passenger conveyor system according to the present invention is a balustrade part that holds a conveyor for carrying passengers and a handrail part that moves in response to the movement of the conveyor, and is provided on both sides of the conveyor in the moving direction. A balustrade part including a plurality of inner panels arranged to be openable and closable for maintenance work along the conveyor side, and an outer wall part arranged to face the inner panel through an internal space, At least one inner panel is supported by a rotating shaft provided on at least one of the base or top of the balustrade, is pivotably opened and closed on the conveyor side, and in the closed state is integrated with the balustrade parallel to the moving direction of the conveyor The open / close panel is arranged in an open state and can be accessed for maintenance work from the opening to the interior space of the balustrade.

  In the passenger conveyor system according to the present invention, the at least one inner panel includes a main panel portion supported by the rotating shaft and a sub-panel portion foldably connected to the main panel portion. When the panel is closed, the slave panel portion is in a state of being expanded with respect to the master panel portion, the master panel portion and the slave panel portion are arranged integrally with the balustrade portion parallel to the moving direction of the conveyor, and the inner panel is In the opened state, it is preferable that the sub panel portion is folded and overlapped with the main panel portion.

  Further, in the passenger conveyor system according to the present invention, when the inner panel is opened at a predetermined opening angle on the conveyor side, a fixing pin provided on the inner panel for holding in the angle state, and a base part of the balustrade part or It is preferable to provide a fixing pin insertion hole that is provided on at least one of the tops and fixes the position when the fixing pin is inserted.

  In the passenger conveyor system according to the present invention, it is preferable that the passenger conveyor system includes an urging unit that urges the fixing pin in a direction of inserting the fixing pin into the fixing pin insertion hole.

  With the above configuration, the passenger conveyor system has at least one inner panel among the plurality of inner panels arranged to be openable and closable for maintenance work along the conveyor side in the balustrade part. Supported by at least one rotating shaft, opened and closed to the conveyor side so that it can be pivoted. When closed, it is integrated with the balustrade in parallel to the direction of movement of the conveyor. The open / close panel allows access to the interior space of the dry part for maintenance work. Therefore, it can be opened and closed by rotating around the rotation axis without removing the inner panel for maintenance work. Thereby, it can be set as the passenger conveyor system which is easy to maintain.

Further, in the passenger conveyor system, the inner panel that can be opened and closed includes a main panel portion supported by the rotating shaft and a slave panel portion that is foldably connected to the main panel portion, and the inner panel is closed. In the state, the sub panel portion is in a state of being expanded with respect to the main panel portion, and the main panel portion and the sub panel portion are arranged integrally with the balustrade portion in parallel to the moving direction of the conveyor, and the inner panel is opened. The slave panel portion is folded and overlapped with the main panel portion.
Accordingly, without removing the inner panel for maintenance work, the inner panel can be folded by rotating around the rotating shaft to be opened and closed. Thereby, it can be set as the passenger conveyor system which is easier to maintain.

  Further, in the passenger conveyor system, when the inner panel is opened at a predetermined opening angle on the conveyor side, the fixing pin provided on the inner panel is a fixing pin insertion hole provided on at least one of the base part or the top part of the balustrade part Is inserted and held in its angular state. Thereby, it can be set as the passenger conveyor system which is easier to maintain.

  Further, in the passenger conveyor system, the fixing pin is urged in the direction to be inserted into the fixing pin insertion hole, so when the inner panel is rotated until the fixing pin reaches the position of the fixing pin insertion hole, the fixing pin is attached. The fixing pin is automatically inserted into the fixing pin insertion hole by the force, and is fixed at the opening angle. Thereby, it can be set as the passenger conveyor system which is easier to maintain.

In embodiment which concerns on this invention, it is a figure explaining the structure of the escalator system as a passenger conveyor system. In embodiment which concerns on this invention, it is a figure which shows a mode that the balustrade part was seen from the conveyor side in the state which can convey a passenger. In embodiment concerning this invention, it is sectional drawing which shows the mode of the support of an inner side panel in the state which can carry a passenger. It is a top view about the part of a rotation support corresponding to FIG. In embodiment which concerns on this invention, it is a figure which shows a mode that the balustrade part was seen from the conveyor side in the state which performs a maintenance work. In embodiment which concerns on this invention, it is sectional drawing which shows the mode of a support of an inner side panel in the state which performs a maintenance operation | work. It is a top view about the part of rotation support corresponding to Drawing 6, and is a figure in which a mode that an opened panel is folded is also shown. FIG. 6 is a diagram corresponding to FIGS. 2 and 5 and showing a state when the opened inner panel 51 is folded in a state where maintenance work is performed.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. In the following, an escalator system that is inclined between the upper floor and the lower floor will be described as the passenger conveyor system, but it may be a transport device such as a moving sidewalk provided in a place with a small inclination. As a conveyor, the thing which connected several tread boards continuously in the moving direction may be used, and a continuous belt-like thing may be sufficient.

  In the following description, it is assumed that the plurality of inner panels are all foldable and openable / closable, but any inner panel may have only a foldable function without having a folding function. Further, at least one inner panel may be foldable and openable / closable among the plurality of inner panels. Of course, at least one inner panel may simply be openable and closable. In the following description, the rotation shaft that rotatably supports the inner panel is described as being provided on the top and the base of the balustrade, but depending on the case, the rotation shaft may be either the top or the base of the balustrade. It is good also as what is provided.

  Below, the same code | symbol is attached | subjected to the same element in all the drawings, and the overlapping description is abbreviate | omitted. In the description in the text, the symbols described before are used as necessary.

  FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating a configuration of an escalator system 10 as a passenger conveyor system. The escalator system 10 includes a conveyor 12 that is inclined between an upper floor and a lower floor, and a balustrade section 30 that is provided on both sides of the conveyor 12, and is between the upper floor and the lower floor. This is a passenger transport system having a function of transporting passengers by moving the conveyor 12.

  The conveyor 12 is an endless track-type transport device in which a plurality of footboards 14 are continuously connected along the moving direction. The drive mechanism of the conveyor 12 is housed and disposed in a space called a truss including an upper machine room 16 and a lower machine room 18 provided in the floor below the tread plate 14 and the balustrade part 30. Maintenance work of the drive mechanism of the conveyor is performed, for example, by an operator entering the upper machine room 16 and the lower machine room 18.

  The balustrade part 30 is a barrier part which holds the handrail part 32 which moves corresponding to the movement of the conveyor 12 and is arranged on both sides in the moving direction of the conveyor 12 as described above. Specifically, the balustrade part 30 is arranged along the moving direction of the conveyor 12 while the inner panel 50 and the outer wall part 58 face each other to form an internal space, and a handrail part 32 is provided on the upper part thereof. The lower part is a deck board 22 and a skirt guard 26 is provided near the conveyor 12.

  In FIG. 1, the outer wall 58 is omitted for the balustrade portion on the front side of the drawing, the inner panel 50 is only the contour line, and the entire state of the conveyor 12 is made just like a transparent inner panel. The state of the balustrade part on the back side of the figure can be seen.

  The handrail portion 32 is a moving handrail that moves with the movement of the conveyor 12 and can be gripped by a passenger on the conveyor 12 by hand. In addition, the moving handrail drive chain 20 or the like as a moving mechanism of the handrail portion 32 is accommodated and disposed in the space of the truss below the balustrade portion 30 below the floor. Maintenance work of the moving mechanism of the handrail portion 32 is performed by, for example, driving a moving handrail by an operator using an opening portion that opens the inner panel 50 of the balustrade portion 30 and opens from the inner space toward the truss below the floor. The tension of the chain 20 is adjusted.

  In the prior art, the inner panel 50 is a panel plate that is detachably fixed to the base and top of the balustrade 30 with bolts or screws, for example, but here, the rotating shaft provided on the base and top of the balustrade 30 It is an open / close panel plate that is supported by the door and is pivotally opened and closed on the conveyor 12 side. The inner panel 50 can be folded when opened. In FIG. 1, one inner panel 51 is shown as two main panel parts 53 and a secondary panel part 57 that are opened and folded to the conveyor 12 side.

  That is, the inner panel 50 that is a foldable opening / closing panel plate is disposed in an integrated state in the balustrade section 30 in parallel with the moving direction of the conveyor 12 in a state in which the two panels are unfolded in the closed state. . This state is a state in which passengers can be transported. In the opened state, one of the two panels is supported by the rotating shaft provided at the base and top of the balustrade 30 and the other panel is folded with respect to the one panel. Overlaid. This state is a state in which maintenance work is performed. With the inner panel 50 opened, the internal space of the balustrade 30 and the lower space 24 can be accessed for maintenance work from the opening. Thereby, for example, it is possible to adjust the tension of the movable handrail drive chain 20 provided in the truss on the lower floor side of the internal space.

  A detailed configuration of the periphery of the balustrade 30 for opening and closing the inner panel 50 and folding it will be described below with reference to FIGS. 2-4 is a figure explaining a mode that the some inner side panel 50 is being fixed and attached to the balustrade part 30 in the state which can carry a passenger. FIGS. 5 to 8 are views showing the state of the balustrade portion 30 in a state in which maintenance work is performed, and each of the opened inner panels 51 is shown. In these figures, for ease of explanation, the inclination angle of the conveyor 12 is omitted, and the inner panels 50 and 51 are assumed to have a rectangular shape. It has a parallelogram shape with a tilt.

  First, each element around the balustrade section 30 in a state where passengers can be transported will be described with reference to FIGS. 2 to 4. FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating a state in which the balustrade section 30 is viewed from the conveyor 12 side. FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view showing how the inner panel 50 is supported in the balustrade section 30, and FIG. 4 is a plan view of the rotation support portion.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the handrail portion 32 is disposed along the handrail rail 34 provided on the handrail deck 36 in the upper portion of the balustrade portion 30 and is formed in a shape that can be grasped by the passenger's hand. It is an elongated member. As shown in FIG. 1, for example, at the landing on the upper floor, the handrail portion 32 is folded from the upper part of the balustrade part 30 to the lower part, enters the space of the truss provided under the floor of the balustrade part 30, and gets on and off the lower floor It exits from the space of the truss on the floor, turns back from the lower part of the balustrade part 30 to the upper part, and is arranged along the handrail rail 34 again.

  As described above, the handrail portion 32 is an annular member that is annularly disposed along the upper and lower portions of the balustrade portion 30. As this handrail part 32, what laminated | coated the grip part comprised with a plastic rubber etc. can be used for what laminated | stacked canvas, for example. The moving mechanism of the handrail portion 32 includes the moving handrail drive chain 20 described with reference to FIG. 1, whereby the handrail portion 32 is moved at a moving speed synchronized with the moving speed of the conveyor 12 including the footboard 14. It is driven to move along.

  The handrail deck 36 corresponds to the top of the balustrade part, and is a member having the function of holding the handrail part 32 by attaching the handrail deck 36 described above. As the handrail deck 36, a material obtained by bending an appropriate metal plate can be used.

  The handrail-side angle member 38 attached to the lower portion of the handrail deck 36 is a bent plate material formed by bending an appropriate metal plate. The handrail side angle member 38 has a function as a fixing portion for fixing the inner panel 50 with the mounting screw 40 and a rotation shaft 62 for supporting the inner panel 50 on the conveyor 12 side so as to be opened and closed. It has a function as a mounting portion for attaching the shaft base portion 60.

  In the handrail side angle member 38, the overhanging portion 39 that protrudes to the lower side, that is, the skirt guard 26 side, is a portion that functions as a fixing portion for fixing the inner panel 50 with the mounting screw 40. The projecting portion 39 is provided with a screw hole corresponding to the mounting hole of the inner panel 50. Therefore, the inner panel 50 is firmly fixed to the handrail side angle member 38 by positioning with respect to the mounting hole of the inner panel 50 and the screw hole of the overhanging portion 39 and screwing the mounting screw 40 into the screw hole through the mounting hole. . When the mounting screw 40 is removed, the inner panel 50 becomes free with respect to the handrail side angle member 38.

  The rotation shaft base 60 attached to the handrail side angle member 38 is a block member having a rotation shaft 62 that is a tip shaft that protrudes below the handrail side angle member 38, that is, toward the skirt guard 26. The rotating shaft base 60 is fixed to the handrail side angle member 38 by appropriate fixing means such as screwing or welding. The rotating shaft 62 is a protruding shaft configured integrally with the rotating shaft base 60.

  The skirt guard 26 disposed parallel to the side surface of the tread plate 14 corresponds to the base portion of the balustrade portion 30, and here is an angle member formed by bending an appropriate metal plate. The skirt guard 26 has a function similar to that of the handrail side angle member 38 in addition to the function of being disposed on the side surface of the tread plate 14 and limiting the passage range of the conveyor 12. In other words, a function as a fixing portion for fixing the inner panel 50 with an attaching screw, and an attachment for attaching the rotating shaft base 70 having a rotating shaft 72 at the tip for supporting the inner panel 50 on the conveyor 12 side so as to be opened and closed. And function as a part. The skirt guard 26 also has a locking function for fixing the opening angle when the inner panel 50 is opened from the balustrade part 30 at a predetermined angular position.

  In the skirt guard 26, the overhanging portion 29 that projects to the upper side, that is, the handrail side angle member 38 side, is used to fix the inner panel 50 with mounting screws in the same manner as the overhang portion 39 of the handrail side angle member 38. It is a part which has a function as a fixed part. Similarly to the overhanging portion 39 in the handrail side angle member 38, the overhanging portion 29 is provided with a screw hole corresponding to the mounting hole of the inner panel 50. Further, the inner panel 50 can be firmly fixed to the skirt guard 26 by positioning the mounting hole of the inner panel 50 and the screw hole of the overhang portion 29 and screwing the mounting screw 40 into the screw hole through the mounting hole. Similarly, if the mounting screw 40 is removed, the inner panel 50 is in a free state with respect to the skirt guard 26.

  Further, the rotating shaft base 70 attached to the skirt guard 26 has a rotating shaft 72 that is a tip shaft protruding to the upper side, that is, the handrail side angle member 38 side, like the rotating shaft base 60 in the handrail side angle member 38. It is a block member. The rotating shaft base 70 is fixed to the skirt guard 26 by appropriate fixing means such as screwing or welding, or the rotating shaft 72 is a protruding shaft configured integrally with the rotating shaft base 70. This is the same as that in the angle member 38.

  The skirt guard 26 has a flange portion 28 that bends and extends in a direction parallel to the upper surface of the footboard 14. The flange portion 28 has a function of securing the strength of the skirt guard 26 and a locking function for fixing the opening angle when the inner panel 50 is opened from the balustrade portion 30 to a predetermined angular position by the fixing pin insertion hole 27. Have In other words, the opening angle when the inner panel 50 is opened from the balustrade portion 30 is made constant by inserting and locking the distal end portion 98 of the fixing pin 96 provided at the lower portion of the inner panel 50 into the fixing pin insertion hole 27. be able to.

  The fixing pin insertion hole 27 is a through hole provided in the flange portion 28 of the skirt guard 26 and having an inner diameter larger than the outer shape of the distal end portion 98 of the fixing pin 96. The position of the fixing pin insertion hole 27 is set to a position where the tip end portion 98 of the fixing pin 96 moves when the inner panel 50 is opened about 90 degrees in the moving direction of the conveyor 12, which is the direction in which the balustrade portion 30 extends. Is done. That is, when the inner panel 50 is opened at an opening angle of about 90 degrees, the tip end portion 98 of the fixing pin 96 just enters the fixing pin insertion hole 27, and the opened state of the inner panel 50 is maintained at this opening angle. The

  In addition, although the handrail side angle member 38 and the skirt guard 26 have been described as an integrated angle member having complicated bending, it may be configured as a composite member in which a plurality of members are appropriately joined.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the inner panel 50 includes a main panel portion 52 and a sub-panel portion 54 that is foldably connected to the main panel portion 52 by hinge mechanisms 82 and 83. As the hinge mechanisms 82, 83, so-called hinge members can be used in which two plate members are connected by a rotation shaft, one plate member is connected to the main panel portion 52, and the other plate member is connected to the slave panel portion 54.

  The rotary bearing portions 64 provided at the upper and lower portions of the main panel portion 52 are bearings into which the rotary shafts 62 protruding from the rotary shaft base portion 60 provided at the base portion and the top portion of the balustrade portion 30 are inserted. The rotary bearing portion 64 can be a cylindrical member having a through hole. The rotary bearing portion 64 is attached to the main panel portion 52 by appropriate fixing means such as screwing. In order to facilitate the assembly of the inner panel 50 to the balustrade part 30, the rotary bearing part 64 is preferably detachably attached to the main panel part 52.

  The bent portion 80 provided at the lower portion of the main panel portion 52 is an attachment portion for attaching the fixing pin mechanism 90. The bent portion 80 is formed by being bent substantially at a right angle to a main plane of the main panel portion 52, that is, a plane parallel to the moving direction of the conveyor 12 when fixed to the balustrade portion 30. However, the bending angle can be set to an arbitrary angle by changing the arrangement of the fixing pin insertion holes 27 provided in the flange portion 28 of the skirt guard 26.

  The fixing pin mechanism 90 is a mechanism that holds the fixing pin 96 that is urged and protrudes downward from the main panel portion 52, that is, the flange portion 28 side of the skirt guard 26. The fixed pin mechanism includes a casing 92 having a cylindrical hollow portion therein, a coil spring 94 as urging means, a receiving plate portion that receives the urging force of the coil spring 94 at one end, and a tip end portion 98 at the other end. And a fixing pin 96 having As shown in FIG. 3, the receiving plate at one end of the fixing pin 96 is guided by the inner diameter shape of the cylindrical cavity inside the housing 92 and can move in the axial direction. One end of the coil spring 94 is in contact with the upper wall of the cylindrical cavity inside the housing 92, and the other end is in contact with the receiving plate portion of the fixing pin 96.

  The natural length of the coil spring 94 is set to be longer than the axial length of the cylindrical inner cavity of the casing 92. Therefore, the fixing pin 96 always protrudes downward, that is, toward the flange portion 28 of the skirt guard 26. Energizing power is given.

  As shown in FIG. 4, when the inner panel 50 is parallel to the moving direction of the conveyor 12, which is the direction in which the skirt guard 26 extends, the position of the fixing pin mechanism 90 is different from the position of the fixing pin insertion hole 27. . Therefore, the distal end portion 98 of the fixing pin 96 is pressed against the upper surface of the flange portion 28 of the skirt guard 26 and is urged.

  As will be described later with reference to FIG. 7, when the inner panel 50 rotates about 90 degrees at the opening angle, the fixing pin mechanism 90 is set so that the position of the tip portion 98 of the fixing pin 96 is exactly the position of the fixing pin insertion hole 27. Will rotate. At this time, the tip end portion 98 of the fixing pin 96 automatically enters the fixing pin insertion hole 27 by the biasing force of the coil spring 94, and thereby the opening angle of the inner panel 50 is automatically fixed.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the sub panel portion 54 is a panel plate connected to the main panel portion 52 by the hinge mechanisms 82 and 83. The sub panel portion 54 does not have a rotary bearing portion, but instead is provided with a mounting hole through which the mounting screws 40 and 42 are passed. As described with reference to FIG. 3, the mounting hole is provided at a position corresponding to the screw hole provided in the overhang portion 39 of the handrail side angle member 38. Thus, when the inner panel 50 is closed, the slave panel portion 54 is unfolded with respect to the main panel portion 52, and the main panel portion 52 and the slave panel portion 54 are parallel to the moving direction of the conveyor 12, respectively. 30 can be integrated with each other.

  Next, the state of the balustrade part 30 when the maintenance work is performed will be described with reference to FIGS. 5 corresponds to FIG. 2 and shows a state where the balustrade part 30 is viewed from the conveyor side, FIG. 6 corresponds to FIG. 3, and a cross-sectional view showing how the inner panel 50 is supported in the balustrade part 30, FIG. It corresponds to FIG. 4 and is a top view about the part of rotation support, and a mode that the opened inner side panel 51 is folded is also shown. FIG. 8 corresponds to FIGS. 2 and 5 and is a view showing a state in which the inside of the balustrade portion 30 is viewed from the conveyor side when the opened inner panel 51 is folded.

  To perform maintenance work, the worker first removes the mounting screws 40 and 42 that fix the slave panel portion 54 of the inner panel 50 to the top and base of the balustrade portion 30. As a result, the inner panel 50 can be rotated around the rotating shafts 62 and 72 provided coaxially with the handrail side angle member 38 that is the top of the balustrade 30 and the skirt guard 26 that is the base.

  When the inner panel 50 is rotated about 90 degrees with respect to the direction in which the balustrade section 30 is opened by an operator, the position of the fixing pin mechanism 90 comes to the position of the fixing pin insertion hole 27. Here, the distal end portion 98 of the fixing pin 96 automatically enters the fixing pin insertion hole 27 by the action of the urging force of the coil spring 94 of the fixing pin mechanism 90. Thereby, the opening angle of the inner panel 50 is fixed thereafter.

  In FIGS. 5 and 6, a single open inner panel 51 is shown. The opened inner panel 51 is in an unfolded state in which the main panel portion 53 and the slave panel portion 55 extend straight, the entire opening angle is about 90 degrees, and the distal end portion 98 of the fixing pin 96 in the fixing pin mechanism 90. Is entering the fixing pin insertion hole 27. As shown in FIGS. 2 and 5, the inner panel 50 is entirely composed of a main panel portion 52 and a sub panel portion 54, and the main panel portion 52 is rotatably supported by rotating shafts 62 and 72. Therefore, although all the inner panels 50 can be opened, FIG. 5 shows a state where one inner panel 51 is opened for the sake of simplicity.

  7 and 8 show a state in which the main panel portion 53 is folded and the slave panel portion 57 is overlapped. Thus, by making the opened inner panel 51 into a folded state, as shown in FIG. 1, the area occupied by the inner panel 51 opened in the conveyor 12 can be reduced. Maintenance work is performed in this state. That is, the inner space 51 and the lower space 24 of the balustrade section 30 can be accessed for maintenance work from the opening opened in the balustrade section 30 by the opened inner panel 51. For example, the tension of the moving handrail drive chain 20 can be increased. It is easy to make adjustments.

  When the maintenance work is completed, the opened inner panel 51 is closed by the worker. First, the worker pushes back the distal end portion 98 of the fixing pin 96 against the urging force of the coil spring 94 and removes it from the fixing pin insertion hole 27. Thereby, the opening angle of the opened inner panel 50 can be returned to a free state. Before and after this, the sub-panel portion 54 is unfolded with respect to the main panel portion 52 and is returned to the straightly extended form. Then, the open state is returned to the closed state, and the sub panel portion 54 is firmly fixed to the top portion and the base portion of the balustrade portion 30 using the mounting screws 40 and 42. As a result, the sub panel portion 54 is unfolded with respect to the main panel portion 52, and the main panel portion 52 and the sub panel portion 54 are arranged integrally with the balustrade portion 30 in parallel with the moving direction of the conveyor 12. In this way, it returns to the state which can carry the passenger which is the normal state of FIG.

  DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Escalator system, 12 Conveyor, 14 Footboard, 16 Upper machine room, 18 Lower machine room, 20 Moving handrail drive chain, 22 Deck board, 24 Lower space, 26 Skirt guard, 27 Fixing pin insertion hole, 28 Flange part, 29, 39 Overhang part, 30 balustrade part, 32 handrail part, 34 handrail rail, 36 handrail deck, 38 handrail side angle member, 40, 42 mounting screw, 50, 51 inner panel, 52, 53 main panel part, 54, 55, 57 Slave panel portion, 58 Outer wall portion, 60, 70 Rotating shaft base portion, 62, 72 Rotating shaft, 64 Rotating bearing portion, 80 Bending portion, 82, 83 Hinge mechanism, 90 Fixed pin mechanism, 92 Housing, 94 Coil spring, 96 Fixing pin, 98 Tip.

Claims (4)

A conveyor for carrying passengers;
A balustrade that holds handrails that move in accordance with the movement of the conveyor and is provided on both sides of the conveyor in the direction of movement of the conveyor, and is arranged to be openable and closable for maintenance work along the conveyor. A balustrade part including a plurality of inner panels and an outer wall part arranged to face the inner panel through the inner space;
With
At least one inner panel is supported by a rotating shaft provided on at least one of the base or top of the balustrade, is pivotably opened and closed on the conveyor side, and in the closed state is integrated with the balustrade parallel to the moving direction of the conveyor A passenger conveyor system, characterized in that it is an open / close panel that is arranged and opened to allow access to the internal space of the balustrade from its opening for maintenance work. In the passenger conveyor system according to claim 1,
At least one inner panel is
A main panel portion supported by a rotating shaft;
A sub-panel portion that is foldably connected to the main panel portion;
Including
In a state where the inner panel is closed, the slave panel portion is expanded with respect to the main panel portion, and the master panel portion and the slave panel portion are arranged integrally with the balustrade portion in parallel to the moving direction of the conveyor. In the state which opened, the sub panel part is folded with respect to the main panel part, and the passenger conveyor system characterized by the above-mentioned. In the passenger conveyor system according to claim 1 or 2,
When the inner panel is opened at a predetermined opening angle on the conveyor side, a fixing pin provided on the inner panel for holding in that angle state;
A fixing pin insertion hole provided at at least one of the base or top of the balustrade and fixing the position when the fixing pin is inserted;
A passenger conveyor system comprising: The passenger conveyor system according to claim 3,
A passenger conveyor system comprising urging means for urging a fixing pin in a direction in which the fixing pin is inserted into the fixing pin insertion hole.

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