JPH0238289A - Observation elevator - Google Patents
Observation elevatorInfo
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- JPH0238289A JPH0238289A JP18741088A JP18741088A JPH0238289A JP H0238289 A JPH0238289 A JP H0238289A JP 18741088 A JP18741088 A JP 18741088A JP 18741088 A JP18741088 A JP 18741088A JP H0238289 A JPH0238289 A JP H0238289A
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Abstract
Description
この発明は、屋外を展望しながら昇降する展望用エレベ
ータの改良に関するものである。The present invention relates to an improvement in a viewing elevator that ascends and descends while viewing the outdoors.
近年、観光地のホテル、デパート、展望基等のエレベー
タには、かご内から外部の全視野に対して良く見えて、
屋外あるいは屋内の景色を展望させるようにかごの外壁
を全透明に構成した展望用エレベータが設置されている
。
この展望用エレベータは、上昇時においては、おおよそ
の乗客に満足感を与えるが、しかし、下降時においては
、人間の心理状態として、大半の乗客が、自らが落ち込
んで行くような恐怖感を抱いている。そのために、この
恐怖感を取り除くために、従来、例えば実公昭50−6
125号公報に開示されたように、かごの下降時に下方
への視野を制御するシャンク装置を備え、このシャッタ
装置のシャッタを閉塞することによって、乗客の恐怖感
を取り除くようにした展望用エレベータが提案されてい
る。In recent years, elevators in hotels, department stores, observation platforms, etc. in tourist areas have been equipped with elevators that are clearly visible from inside the elevator car to the outside.
An observation elevator is installed with a completely transparent outer wall of the car so that the outside or indoor scenery can be viewed. This observation elevator gives most passengers a sense of satisfaction when going up, but when going down, most passengers feel a sense of fear as if they were falling due to the human psychological state. ing. Therefore, in order to remove this fear, conventional methods such as
As disclosed in Japanese Patent No. 125, there is provided an observation elevator that is equipped with a shank device that controls the downward field of vision when the car is lowered, and that eliminates the sense of fear from passengers by closing the shutter of this shutter device. Proposed.
従来の展望用エレベータは、以上のように構成されてい
るので、かごに大掛かりなシャッタ装置を実装するため
に、展望用エレベータとしては致命的なかごの外観を損
なう問題点があった。
この発明は、このような問題点を解消するためになされ
たもので、かごに大掛かりなシャッタ装置を実装するこ
となく、展望用エレベータとしての外観を保ち、乗客に
特に下降時の恐怖感を取り除くことができる展望用エレ
ベータを得ることを目的とする。Conventional observation elevators are constructed as described above, and as a result of mounting a large-scale shutter device on the car, there is a problem in that the appearance of the car is spoiled, which is fatal for an observation elevator. This invention was made to solve these problems.It maintains the appearance of an observation elevator without installing a large-scale shutter device on the car, and eliminates the fear felt by passengers, especially when descending. The purpose is to obtain an observation elevator that can be used.
この発明に係る展望用エレベータは、かごの展望用窓の
全面又は、その一部を印加電圧によって光の透過率が変
化する液晶ガラスで形′成したものである。In the observation elevator according to the present invention, the entire or part of the observation window of the car is formed of liquid crystal glass whose light transmittance changes depending on the applied voltage.
この発明においては、展望用窓の全面又は、その一部を
液晶ガラスで形成したので、かごの運転条件(かごの位
置)よって、液晶ガラスへの印加電圧を変化して展望用
窓の透過率を変化させることができる。In this invention, since the entire surface or a part of the observation window is formed of liquid crystal glass, the transmittance of the observation window can be changed by changing the voltage applied to the liquid crystal glass depending on the operating conditions of the car (the position of the car). can be changed.
以下、この発明の一実施例を第1図〜第5図について説
明する。
第1図はこの発明による展望用エレベータの概略構成図
で、第2図は同じく展望用エレベータのかごの斜視図、
第3図同じく展望用エレベータの液晶を挟んだ液晶ガラ
スの説明断面図、第4図は同じくこの発明の一実施例の
液晶の特性図で、第5図は液晶に印加する電圧とかご位
置の関係を示す説明図である。
第2図において、1はかごで、このかご1にはかご1の
外壁を形成して、外部の視野に対してよく見えるように
全透明の展望用窓2が設けてある。
この展望用窓2は、上下方向に2分割してガラスが配置
され、このガラスの上部側には通常の透明ガラス2aが
使用され、また、下部側には、電導ガラスの間に液晶を
挾んだ液晶ガラス2bが使用されている。
この液晶ガラス2bは、第3図に示したように、例えば
p−アゾキシアニソール(PAA)のようなネマティッ
ク液晶物質3を透明電極4a、4bで挾み、さらに、透
明ガラス5a、5bを積層しである。そして、透明電極
4a、’4bと透明ガラス5a、5bによって挟んだネ
マティック液晶物質3が側面より出てこないように、そ
の側部をマイラフィルムからなる栓部材6a、6bによ
って閉塞している。
透明電極4a、4bは、直流電源7が給電されていて、
周知の如く内部の液晶は、給電電圧によって光の散乱率
を変え、すりガラスのように曇って、光の透過率が変化
するようになっている(第4図参照)。
この直流電源7の直流電圧は、交流電圧7aを、直列接
続されたダイオード7b、サイリスタ7bによって、出
力するようになっている。
第1図において、8は巻上電動機で、この巻上電動機8
は、三相交流電源9より給電されていて、ダイオード1
0a、10bと、トランジスタ10c、tactと、コ
ンデンサ10eよりなるインバータ10で、三相交流電
源9の給電電圧と周波数を変えて、回転数が制御されて
いる。巻上電動機8の回転数は、パルス発生器11によ
って検出され、その回転数は減速機12で減速した後に
、網車13を駆動している。この網車13には、主索1
4が巻き掛けられ、そして、主索14の両端に、かご1
と釣合おもり15が連結しである。
16は制御装置で、制御装置の動作を統合し、制御しす
べての算術及び論理演算を実行する中央処理装置(CP
U)16aと、エレベータの運行・管理並びにかごlが
下降または上昇した時に直流電源7の直流電圧を制御す
るプログラムとデータとが格納されたRAM16cと、
エレベータの制御プログラムをCPU16aで演算する
上で必要なデータを一時的に記憶格納するRAM16c
と、CPU16aで制御する外部の装置を接続するイン
ターフェイス16dとで構成されていて、この制御装置
16は、巻上電動機8の回転数を制御して、かご1の運
転状態を制御するとともに、かご1が、上昇する時と下
降する時によって、直流電R7の直流電圧を第5図に示
したように変えるようになっている。
以上のように構成されたこの実施例の展望用エレベータ
は、パルス発生回路11からのパルスをCPU16aが
計数することによって、CPtJ 16aはこの値を基
にして、第5図に示した関係の液晶印加電圧を直流電源
7で発生させるように演算し、サイリスタ7Cを制御す
る。
その結果、かごが中間階(MID)から下降するにした
がって、徐々に印加電圧が高(なり、液晶の透過率が徐
々に変化して外部が見えなくなる。
上述したこの発明の一実施例では、展望用窓の透明部分
の一部において、かご1が中間階(MID)から下降す
るにしたがって、徐々に印加電圧を高くし、液晶の透過
率を徐々に変化させて液晶ガラスの透明部分をすりガラ
ス状の不透明にして外部が見えなくなるようにし、乗客
の不安感を取除くことができるようにし、かつ、外部か
らかごを見ていても、違和感が無いようにしたが、展望
用窓すべてに液晶ガラスを使用して液晶の透過率を徐々
に変化させて展望用窓全てを不透明としても上述の実施
例と同様の効果を奏する。An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to FIGS. 1 to 5. FIG. 1 is a schematic configuration diagram of an observation elevator according to the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a car of the observation elevator.
Figure 3 is an explanatory cross-sectional view of the liquid crystal glass sandwiching the liquid crystal of the observation elevator, Figure 4 is a characteristic diagram of the liquid crystal according to an embodiment of the present invention, and Figure 5 is a diagram showing the voltage applied to the liquid crystal and the car position. It is an explanatory diagram showing a relationship. In FIG. 2, reference numeral 1 denotes a car, and the car 1 is provided with a completely transparent observation window 2 forming the outer wall of the car 1 so as to be clearly visible from the outside. This observation window 2 is divided into two pieces of glass in the vertical direction, and a normal transparent glass 2a is used on the upper side of the glass, and a liquid crystal is sandwiched between the conductive glass on the lower side. A soldered liquid crystal glass 2b is used. As shown in FIG. 3, this liquid crystal glass 2b has a nematic liquid crystal substance 3 such as p-azoxyanisole (PAA) sandwiched between transparent electrodes 4a and 4b, and further transparent glasses 5a and 5b are laminated. It is. In order to prevent the nematic liquid crystal material 3 sandwiched between the transparent electrodes 4a, 4b and the transparent glasses 5a, 5b from coming out from the sides, the sides are closed with plug members 6a, 6b made of Mylar film. The transparent electrodes 4a and 4b are supplied with a DC power supply 7,
As is well known, the internal liquid crystal changes its light scattering rate depending on the power supply voltage, becomes cloudy like frosted glass, and changes its light transmittance (see FIG. 4). The DC voltage of this DC power supply 7 is outputted as an AC voltage 7a by a diode 7b and a thyristor 7b connected in series. In FIG. 1, 8 is a hoisting motor, and this hoisting motor 8
is supplied with power from the three-phase AC power supply 9, and the diode 1
The rotational speed is controlled by changing the power supply voltage and frequency of the three-phase AC power supply 9 using an inverter 10 made up of AC power supplies 0a and 10b, transistors 10c and tact, and a capacitor 10e. The rotational speed of the hoisting motor 8 is detected by a pulse generator 11, and after being reduced by a speed reducer 12, the net sheave 13 is driven. This net wheel 13 has a main rope 1
4 is wrapped around the main rope 14, and the car 1 is attached to both ends of the main rope 14.
and a counterweight 15 are connected. 16 is a control unit, which is a central processing unit (CP) that integrates and controls the operation of the control unit and executes all arithmetic and logical operations.
U) 16a, and a RAM 16c storing programs and data for operating and managing the elevator and controlling the DC voltage of the DC power supply 7 when the car 1 descends or ascends;
A RAM 16c that temporarily stores and stores data necessary for calculating the elevator control program by the CPU 16a.
and an interface 16d for connecting an external device controlled by the CPU 16a.This control device 16 controls the rotation speed of the hoisting motor 8 to control the operating state of the car 1, and The DC voltage of the DC current R7 is changed as shown in FIG. 5 depending on when R1 rises or falls. In the observation elevator of this embodiment configured as described above, the CPU 16a counts the pulses from the pulse generating circuit 11, and the CPtJ 16a uses the calculated values as the basis for the liquid crystal display shown in FIG. The applied voltage is calculated to be generated by the DC power supply 7, and the thyristor 7C is controlled. As a result, as the car descends from the middle floor (MID), the applied voltage gradually increases, and the transmittance of the liquid crystal gradually changes, making it impossible to see the outside. In one embodiment of the invention described above, In a part of the transparent part of the observation window, as the car 1 descends from the intermediate floor (MID), the applied voltage is gradually increased, and the transmittance of the liquid crystal is gradually changed, so that the transparent part of the liquid crystal glass is frosted. All observation windows were made opaque so that the outside could not be seen, thereby alleviating passengers' anxiety and ensuring that they did not feel uncomfortable when looking at the car from the outside. Even if the entire viewing window is made opaque by using glass and gradually changing the transmittance of the liquid crystal, the same effect as in the above embodiment can be obtained.
以上のようにこの発明によれば、展望用窓の全面又は、
その一部を液晶ガラスで形成し、かごの運転条件(かご
の位W)よって、液晶ガラスへの印加電圧を変化して展
望用窓の透過率を変化させるようにしたので、かごに大
掛かりなシャッタ装置を実装することなく、展望用エレ
ベータとじての外観を保ち、乗客に中間階を過ぎての下
降時における恐怖感を取り除くことができるという優れ
た効果がある。As described above, according to the present invention, the entire surface of the observation window or
A part of the window is made of liquid crystal glass, and the transmittance of the observation window is changed by changing the voltage applied to the liquid crystal glass depending on the car operating conditions (car height W), so there is no need to make large-scale repairs to the car. It has the excellent effect of maintaining the appearance of an observation elevator without installing a shutter device, and eliminating the fear felt by passengers when descending past intermediate floors.
第1図はこの発明による展望用エレベータの概略構成図
、第2図はこの発明の一実施例の展望用エレベータのか
ごの斜視図、第3図はこの発明の一実施例の展望用エレ
ベータの液晶を挟んだ液晶ガラスの説明断面図、第4図
は同じくこの発明の一実施例の液晶の特性図で、第5図
は同じくこの発明の一実施例の液晶に印加する電圧とか
ご位置の関係を示す説明図である。
図において、1はかご、2は展望用窓、2aは透明ガラ
ス、2bは液晶ガラス、7は直流電源、8は巻上電動機
、9は三相交流電源、10はインバータ10.11はパ
ルス発生器、12は減速機、13は網車、14は主索、
15は釣合おもり、16は制御装置である。
なお、各図中同一符号は同一または相当部分を示す。FIG. 1 is a schematic configuration diagram of an observation elevator according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a car of an observation elevator according to an embodiment of the invention, and FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of an observation elevator according to an embodiment of the invention. FIG. 4 is an explanatory cross-sectional view of the liquid crystal glass sandwiching the liquid crystal, and FIG. 4 is a characteristic diagram of the liquid crystal according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 5 is a diagram showing the voltage applied to the liquid crystal and the cage position according to the embodiment of the present invention. It is an explanatory diagram showing a relationship. In the figure, 1 is a car, 2 is a viewing window, 2a is transparent glass, 2b is liquid crystal glass, 7 is a DC power supply, 8 is a hoisting motor, 9 is a three-phase AC power supply, 10 is an inverter 10, 11 is a pulse generator 12 is a speed reducer, 13 is a mesh wheel, 14 is a main rope,
15 is a counterweight, and 16 is a control device. Note that the same reference numerals in each figure indicate the same or corresponding parts.
Claims (1)
が設けてある展望用エレベータにおいて、前記展望用窓
の全面又はその一部を印加電圧によって光の透過率が変
化する液晶ガラスで形成したことを特徴とする展望用エ
レベータ。In an observation elevator equipped with a fully transparent observation window so that the outside can be viewed from inside the car, the entire surface or a part of the observation window is made of liquid crystal glass whose light transmittance changes depending on the applied voltage. An observation elevator that is characterized by:
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