REMOTELY RESETTABLE ROPELESS EMERGENCY STOPPING DEVICE FOR AN ELEVATOR
    3.
    发明授权
    REMOTELY RESETTABLE ROPELESS EMERGENCY STOPPING DEVICE FOR AN ELEVATOR 有权
    FERNRÜCKSTELLBAREROPE LOSE紧急停止装置用于升降机

    公开(公告)号:EP1670710B1

    公开(公告)日:2010-12-15

    申请号:EP03818975.9

    申请日:2003-10-07

    IPC分类号: B66B5/04

    CPC分类号: B66B5/06 B66B5/22

    摘要: A brake mechanism (10) for an elevator (2) is activated in response to an electronic control signal to prevent movement of an elevator car (16) under predetermined conditions. The brake mechanism is preferably a safety mechanism (10) and does not require a governor sheave, a governor rope, or a tension sheave. The safety mechanism in one disclosed example utilizes a solenoid actuator (22b) and an electric motor (40) and gear box assembly (42) to move safety wedges (18) into engagement with a guide rail (20) to stop the elevator car (16). The safety wedges (18) are held in a non-deployed position during normal elevator operation. If there is a power loss or if elevator car speed exceeds a predetermined threshold, an electronic control signal activates the safety mechanism (10) causing the solenoid to release, which causes the safety wedges (18) move in a direction opposite to that of a safety housing (12) mounted for movement with the elevator car (16). Angled surfaces of the safety housing (12) force the safety wedges (18) into engagement with the guide rail (20). The safety mechanism (10) can be selectively reset from a remote location.

    REMOTELY RESETTABLE ROPELESS EMERGENCY STOPPING DEVICE FOR AN ELEVATOR
    4.
    发明公开
    REMOTELY RESETTABLE ROPELESS EMERGENCY STOPPING DEVICE FOR AN ELEVATOR 有权
    FERNRÜCKSTELLBAREROPE LOSE紧急停止装置用于升降机

    公开(公告)号:EP1670710A1

    公开(公告)日:2006-06-21

    申请号:EP03818975.9

    申请日:2003-10-07

    IPC分类号: B66B5/04

    CPC分类号: B66B5/06 B66B5/22

    摘要: A brake mechanism (10) for an elevator (2) is activated in response to an electronic control signal to prevent movement of an elevator car (16) under predetermined conditions. The brake mechanism is preferably a safety mechanism (10) and does not require a governor sheave, a governor rope, or a tension sheave. The safety mechanism in one disclosed example utilizes a solenoid actuator (22b) and an electric motor (40) and gear box assembly (42) to move safety wedges (18) into engagement with a guide rail (20) to stop the elevator car (16). The safety wedges (18) are held in a non-deployed position during normal elevator operation. If there is a power loss or if elevator car speed exceeds a predetermined threshold, an electronic control signal activates the safety mechanism (10) causing the solenoid to release, which causes the safety wedges (18) move in a direction opposite to that of a safety housing (12) mounted for movement with the elevator car (16). Angled surfaces of the safety housing (12) force the safety wedges (18) into engagement with the guide rail (20). The safety mechanism (10) can be selectively reset from a remote location.