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KR20100018607A
KR20100018607A KR1020107000269A KR20107000269A KR20100018607A KR 20100018607 A KR20100018607 A KR 20100018607A KR 1020107000269 A KR1020107000269 A KR 1020107000269A KR 20107000269 A KR20107000269 A KR 20107000269A KR 20100018607 A KR20100018607 A KR 20100018607A
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In the elevator door control device, the feedforward control unit generates a first output for designating the tracking performance for the speed command by using the first transfer function, and further designates a tracking performance for the speed command. 2 outputs are generated using a second transfer function and parameters relating to elevator doors per floor. The feedback control unit generates an output for correcting the rotational error of the door motor with respect to the speed command based on the first output, the information on the actual speed of the door motor, and the parameter. The door control device generates a torque command for the door motor from the sum of the second output and the output from the feedback control unit.

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Door control device of an elevator {DOOR CONTROLLER OF ELEVATOR}

The present invention relates to an elevator door control device for controlling the opening and closing of an elevator door provided between a car and a landing.

In the conventional door control apparatus of an elevator, the control constant is changed according to the weight of the landing door previously stored, and the change of the speed characteristic of the door by the weight of a landing door differs for each floor is prevented (for example, refer patent document 1). ).

In addition, in another conventional door control apparatus, control history data at the time of door opening and closing is stored for each floor, and door weight for each floor is identified by door weight identification means based on the control history data. And opening / closing control of a door is performed by the control constant determined according to the identified door weight (for example, refer patent document 2).

Further, in another conventional door control apparatus, by determining the control constant from the integrated value of the deviation of the actual speed with respect to the command speed, even if the door weight is greatly changed, the door is opened and closed without changing the door opening / closing time (for example, , Patent Document 3).

[Patent Document 1] Japanese Unexamined Patent Application Publication No. 4-243791

[Patent Document 2] Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2000-159461

[Patent Document 3] Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2006-182479

 In the conventional door control apparatus as described above, although the speed following performance to the difference in the door weight can be improved, the vibration of the door is not necessarily reduced by either door control apparatus.

This invention is made | formed in order to solve the above subjects, and an object of this invention is to obtain the door control apparatus of the elevator which can make high vibration suppression performance and speed following performance compatible with each floor.

The elevator door control device according to the present invention is a floor data storage unit for storing parameters relating to elevator doors per floor, a speed command for an elevator door, and a first output for designating a tracking performance for the speed command. Is generated using the first transfer function, and further generates a second output using the second transfer function and the parameter to specify the tracking performance for the speed command, and the first output and the door motor. A feedback control section for generating an output for correcting a rotational error of the door motor with respect to the speed command based on the information about the actual speed of the vehicle and the parameter, and from the sum of the second output and the output from the feedback control section, Generates a torque command for the motor.

1 is a configuration diagram showing a main part of a car door apparatus of an elevator according to a first embodiment of the present invention,
2 is a block diagram showing a door control device of FIG. 1;
3 is a graph showing the frequency response characteristics when the elevator door is modeled as a two-inertia simple model;
4 is a graph showing a relationship between a non-dimensionalized crossover frequency and a damping ratio of a vibration mode to be suppressed;
5 is a graph showing a sweep sine wave torque command of a constant magnitude;
6 is a graph showing an output from the rotation sensor for the torque command of FIG. 5;
7 is a graph showing a time command of the speed command and the lower door speed when the elevator door is opened using the door control device according to the first embodiment;
Fig. 8 is a graph showing the time change of the speed command and the door lower speed when the elevator door is opened using a conventional door control device.

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

(Example 1)

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS It is a block diagram which shows the principal part of the car door apparatus of the elevator which concerns on Example 1 of this invention. In the figure, a torii (a tree crossing over a column to support a rafter) 1 is fixed to an upper part of a car entrance. On the purlin 1, the rail 2 is provided horizontally. The pair of car doors 3 which open and close the car entrance and exit are suspended from the rail 2 and move along the rail 2. Each car door 3 has a door panel 4 and a door hanger 5 provided above the door panel 4. The door hanger 5 is provided with the some hanger roller 6 which rolls along the rail 2. As shown in FIG.

In the purlin 1, a driving pulley 7 and a driven pulley 8 are provided at intervals in the opening and closing direction of the car door 3. An endless transmission belt body 9 is wound between the drive pulley 7 and the driven pulley 8. The drive pulley 7 is rotated by the door motor 10. When the drive pulley 7 is rotated, the transmission belt body 9 circulates, and the driven pulley 8 is rotated.

 The door hanger 5 is attached to the upper portion and the lower portion of the transmission belt body 9 through the connecting ports 11a and 11b so that the doors 3 move in the opposite directions by the circulation operation of the transmission belt body 9. It is connected. The drive of the door motor 10, that is, the opening and closing of the car door 3, is controlled by the door control device 12. The door control device 12 opens and closes the door 3 according to the command by controlling a current for driving the door motor 10. The landing door (not shown) which opens and closes the landing door is engaged with one or both of the car doors 3 and moves integrally with the car door 3 when the car stops on the floor.

FIG. 2 is a block diagram illustrating the door control device 12 of FIG. 1. The door control device 12 can be configured by, for example, a microcomputer having an arithmetic processing unit, a storage unit (ROM and RAM, etc.) and a signal input / output unit. That is, the function of the following door control apparatus 12 can be realized by a microcomputer. In addition, a program for executing the following functions is stored in the storage unit of the microcomputer.

In the figure, the speed command part 21 generates and outputs the speed command value Vr previously stored according to the elapsed time from the start of the drive of the car door 3 or the rotation position of the door motor 10.

The floor data storage section 22 outputs, as parameters, data (total or individual weight) relating to the weight of the car door 3 and the weight of the landing door in the floor (the floor where the car is stopped). Such weight data is stored in advance for each floor or sequentially identified and stored by a door weight identification unit (not shown) using the control history data for the door opening and closing until now.

The speed command value Vr from the speed command unit 21 is input to the feedforward control unit (FF control unit) 23. The feedforward control unit 23 is a means for specifying the tracking performance with respect to the target value of the door opening and closing speed, and is composed of the first controller 24 and the second controller 25.

The speed command value Vr is input to both the first controller 24 and the second controller 25. The first controller 24 is represented by the first transfer function Cf (s) = ωf / (s + ωf). Cf (s) is determined by the frequency ωf that designates the response characteristic of the output to the target value, and is input to the feedback control unit (FB control unit) 26 as the first output of the feedforward control unit 23.

The second controller 25 is represented by the second transfer function Pm (s) -1 x Cf (s). The target value following performance of the feedforward control unit 23 and the vibration suppression performance of the feedback control unit 26 may be set independently of each other.

The feedforward control unit 23 determines the output so that the tracking performance of the actual door speed with respect to the speed command value Vr is increased. Here, Pm (s) is a control model of the door apparatus, and Pm (s) = 1 using the inertia value J of motor shaft conversion of the door weight on the floor based on the data of the floor data storage section 22. It is displayed as / Js. The output from the second controller 25 becomes the second output of the feedforward control section 23.

The feedback control unit 26 receives a subtracted value, that is, an error, between the first output of the feedforward control unit 23 and the feedback signal of the actual motor speed. The feedback control unit 26 corrects an error of the actual motor speed with respect to the command value. In addition, the feedback control unit 26 is represented by the third transfer function Cb (s) = Ksp + Ksi / s. Here, the proportional gain Ksp is Ksp = J from the inertia value J, the torque constant K T of the door motor 10, and the control crossover frequency ωc which specifies the performance of the error correction of the output with respect to the target value. It is designed as xωc / K T. In addition, the integral gain Ksi is designed such that Ksi ≦ Ksp × ωc / 5.

In addition, the control crossover frequency ωc is such that the damping ratio of the vibration mode of the door to be suppressed is maximum so that the attenuation is increased in order to increase the vibration suppression performance of the feedback control unit 26 and suppress the vibration of the car door 3 and the landing door. Determine to be The method for determining the control crossover frequency? C at which this damping ratio is maximized will be described later.

The car door 3 includes a door-closing force for maintaining a fully closed state so that passengers do not forcibly open the car door 3 while the car is running, or a car door for repair. When 3) is opened, a mechanism for generating a door-opening force for maintaining an open state is provided. Since the door opening and closing force generated by this mechanism is a known external force, it is stored in advance in the torque compensating unit 27. The torque compensator 27 outputs a torque compensation value according to the position or speed of the car door 3.

In addition to the above, as the known external force stored in the torque compensating unit 27, traveling resistance between the car door and the landing door for each floor and other equipment, wind pressure, and the like can be given. These external forces are identified by an external force identification unit (not shown) based on the control history data, and stored in the layer data storage unit 22 as a plurality of parameters. The torque compensation value by the torque compensator 27 is adjusted for each floor based on the parameter stored in the floor data storage 22.

The torque for driving the door motor 10 by adding the second output of the feedforward controller 23 and the torque compensation value from the torque compensator 27 to the output from the feedback controller 26 by an adder. It becomes a command value or the current command value corresponding to a torque command value.

The current control unit 28 controls the current value supplied to the door motor 10 by feeding back the detected current value by the current detector 29 to supply the current to the door motor 10 based on the current command value. do. The output of the current controller 28 is input to the door motor 10.

The rotation sensor 30 which detects the rotation of the door motor 10 outputs a signal according to the rotation position of the door motor 10. The speed calculating unit 31 calculates the rotational speed of the door motor 10 based on the signal from the rotation sensor 30. In addition, instead of the rotation sensor 30, the detection current value may be used to estimate the motor rotation speed.

After passing through the low pass filter (LPF) 32, the rotation speed calculated by the speed calculating part 31 is returned as an actual motor speed.

Next, the method of determining the control crossover frequency ωc in the feedback control unit 26 will be described. In the door drive device of an elevator, as shown in FIG. 1, the driving force of the door motor 10 is transmitted to the car door 3 via the electric belt body 9. The vibration to be suppressed by the feedback control unit 26 is a pendulum motion of the elevator doors (car doors 3 and landing doors) in which the connector 11a, 11b is a supporting point. This vibration is caused by the transmission portion of the driving force from the electric belt body 9 to the car door 3 being separated from the center of the car door 3, and especially enlarged in the lower part of the door away from the supporting point, making opening and closing operation difficult. Lose. In addition, the weight of an elevator door affects this vibration.

In the vibration of the elevator door, the primary vibration mode is dominant, and in this model of primary vibration mode, the mass of the left and right elevator doors is connected to both ends of the spring element that is equivalent to the stiffness of the transmission belt body 9. It can be expressed as a simple two-inertia simple model.

FIG. 3 is a graph showing frequency response characteristics when the elevator door of FIG. 1 is modeled between two inertial systems. FIG. In FIG. 3, for simplicity, only the proportional gain is used for the control system, and the relationship between the frequency and the gain is shown by an approximate broken line. Also shown are the resonance frequency ωp, the anti-resonant frequency ωz, the control crossover frequency ωc, and the frequency ωps at which the gain is equal to the root of the resonance peak in the low frequency band.

At this time, the damping ratio of the vibration mode to be suppressed is increased when there is a control crossover frequency ωc between the frequency ωps and the anti-resonant frequency ωz as shown in FIG. That is, in Fig. 3, when the anti-resonant notch of the anti-resonant frequency ωz and the resonance peak of the resonant frequency ωp are above and below with 0db interposed, a high vibration suppressing effect is obtained.

The control crossover frequency ωc at which the attenuation ratio is maximized can be approximated as ωc ≒ √ (ωpsωz) = ωz√ (ωz / ωp). That is, it is possible to determine based on the anti-resonance frequency ωz and the resonance frequency ωp.

As described above, the control constants such as the proportional gain and the integral gain of the feedback control unit 26 are determined from the control crossover frequency ωc and the door weight data, but it is not necessary to use the above approximation formula to obtain the maximum damping ratio. For example, by designing the control crossover frequency ωc to be between the frequency ωps and the anti-resonant frequency ωz, a relatively high attenuation ratio can be expected. Also, by determining the control crossover frequency ωc using only the anti-resonant frequency ωz, it is possible to design the feedback control section 26 having a high but not high vibration suppressing effect.

The anti-resonant frequency ωz and the resonance frequency ωp measure both the torque command value input to the door motor 10 and the actual motor speed as the output of the rotation sensor 30, and perform signal processing appropriate for the measurement results. You can get it. For example, if the torque command value of the sweep sine wave of the frequency band including the anti-resonance frequency ωz and the resonance frequency ωp is input, and the speed information obtained from the rotation sensor 30 is an output, The frequency response characteristic of the door device is obtained, and the anti-resonant frequency ωz and the resonance frequency ωp can be measured.

When a sine wave of a constant magnitude shown in FIG. 5 is applied as an input, the frequency of the input at the time corresponding to the minimum output value among the outputs shown in FIG. It is also possible to set the frequency of the input at the time to be the resonance frequency ωp.

The anti-resonant frequency ωz and the resonance frequency ωp may be measured at the time of normal driving in advance for each floor or by using a motor torque command value generated by a normal door opening and closing operation. The measured anti-resonant frequency ωz and the resonance frequency ωp are stored in the layer data storage unit 22. As a result, the control crossover frequency ωc of the feedback control unit 26 based on the damping ratio having the vibration suppression performance suitable for the landing door for each floor can be determined, and the vibration suppression effect can be enhanced.

7 is a graph showing the time command when the elevator door is opened using the door control device 12 according to the first embodiment and the time change of the door lower speed. FIG. 8 is a view showing the elevator door using the conventional door control device. It is a graph showing the time change of the speed command at the time and the speed of the lower door. 7 and 8 show a case where the door is opened by a driving pattern of a heavy door high speed, in which vibration is likely to occur.

As apparent from the comparison of Figs. 7 and 8, by using the door control device 12 of the first embodiment, vibration of the elevator door is suppressed with respect to the speed command. That is, the control units 23 and 26 are independent from each other by using the feedforward control unit 23 and the feedback control unit 26 and parameters related to elevator doors for each floor stored in the floor data storage unit 22. By adjusting to, the high vibration suppression performance and the speed following performance can be achieved for each layer. As a result, even when the heavy elevator door is opened and closed at a high speed, the vibration of the elevator door can be effectively suppressed while maintaining a high tracking performance with respect to the target value, thereby providing comfort to the passenger.

Moreover, the highest vibration suppression effect can be obtained for each floor by raising the damping ratio of the control system with respect to the desired vibration mode generated at the time of opening and closing the door for each floor.

In addition, by vibrating the elevator door without changing the door device, it is possible to measure the anti-resonant frequency ωz and the resonance frequency ωp at the time of installation or normal door opening and closing operation.

Moreover, the speed following performance can be further improved by compensating the influence of the known external force on each floor.

(Example 2)

Next, Example 2 of the present invention will be described. In the second embodiment, the anti-resonant frequency omega z and the resonance frequency omega p for determining the control crossover frequency omega c of the feedback control unit 26 are not identified from the measured values, but are estimated from the device parameters for each floor of the elevator door. Other configurations are the same as those in the first embodiment.

The vibration of the elevator door, that is, the equivalent rotating spring stiffness of the pendulum motion, depends on the rigidity of the hanger roller 6 and the distance between the hanger rollers 6 provided on one door hanger 5. Specifically, the rigidity of the hanger roller 6 is high, and the larger the distance between the hanger rollers 6 is, the less likely the elevator door is to vibrate.

The anti-resonant frequency ωz is determined by the inertia of the elevator door with respect to the support point of the pendulum motion, the weight of the elevator door, the rigidity of the hanger roller 6, the spacing of the hanger roller 6, and the rigidity of the electric belt body 9. You can be cool. Among these parameters, what varies from floor to floor is the weight of the elevator door and the inertia derived from the weight and the door dimensions. Therefore, the anti-resonant frequency ωz can be estimated by storing the weight and the door size of the elevator door for each floor in the floor data storage 22 and extracting the parameters of the floor from the floor data storage 22. .

The resonance frequency ωp can be approximated from the ratio of the inertia of the left and right elevator doors by adding the necessary parameters to the anti-resonant frequency ωz. Therefore, the weight ratio of the weight of the car door 3 to the floor and the weight of the landing door and the door dimensions are stored in the floor data storage 22, and the parameters of the floor are extracted from the floor data storage 22. Thus, the resonance frequency ωp can be estimated.

The parameters of the door dimensions are given from the general entrance width or entrance height. However, the doorway width may be replaced with the horizontal length of the elevator door, the distance between the hanger rollers 6, the length of the rail 2, the horizontal length of the door hanger 5, and the like. Similarly, the entrance and exit height may be replaced by the vertical dimension of the elevator door, the vertical dimension of the door hanger 5, or the like. As the weight of the elevator door for each floor, at least one of the weight of the car door 3, the weight of the landing door, and the total weight of the car door 3 and the landing door can be used.

Thus, by determining the control crossover frequency ωc of the feedback control unit 26 from the parameter for each floor of the elevator door, the door control device 12 having the high vibration suppressing effect shown in FIG. 7 can be obtained.

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A floor data storage section for storing parameters relating to elevator doors for each floor;
A speed command for the elevator door is input to generate a first output for designating a tracking performance for the speed command using a first transfer function, and further for designating a tracking performance for the speed command. A feedforward controller configured to generate two outputs using a second transfer function and the parameters;
A feedback control unit for generating an output for correcting a rotational error of the door motor with respect to the speed command based on the first output, information on an actual speed of the door motor, and the parameter;
And
Generating a torque command for the door motor from the sum of the second output and the output from the feedback control unit;
Door control device in the elevator.
The method of claim 1,
In the floor data storage unit, at least one of the resonance frequency and the anti-resonance frequency of the vibration of the elevator door and the data of the weight of the elevator door are stored as the parameters used by the feedback control unit. Door control device.
The method of claim 2,
At least one of the resonant frequency and the anti-resonant frequency is automatically estimated from a value relating to the torque command and information relating to an actual speed of the door motor and stored in the floor data storage.
The method of claim 1,
An elevator door control apparatus in which said floor data storage section stores data relating to dimensions of said elevator door as said parameters used by said feedback control unit.
The method of claim 1,
An elevator door control apparatus in which said floor data storage section stores data relating to the weight of said elevator door as said parameter used by said second controller.
The method of claim 1,
And a torque compensator for generating a signal for correcting the torque command by using the information on the known external force acting on the elevator door and the parameter,
Generating the torque command from the sum of the second output, the output from the feedback control section, and the output from the torque compensating section;
Door control device in the elevator.
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