Elevator and Escalator
Elevator and Escalator
Class Instructor :
RINO D.A. FERNANDEZ
Electric Traction
Elevators are classified on the basis of driving
methods
• Electric Traction
- driven by electric motor
• Hydraulic Traction
- driven by oil-power
Hydraulic Traction
In 1853, American inventor
Elisha Otis demonstrated a
freight elevator equipped
with a safety device to
prevent falling in case a
supporting cable should
break
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In 1854 Otis dramatized his safety Elisha Otis didn't actually invent the elevator, he
device on the floor of the Crystal invented the brake used in modern elevators.
Palace Exposition in New York. With
a large audience on hand, the
Elisha Otis was inspired to design what was then
inventor ascended in an elevator
called the "safety elevator".
cradled in an open-sided shaft.
Halfway up, he had the hoisting
cable cut with an axe. The platform
held fast and the elevator industry
was on its way.
Geared Traction
Machine
Electric Elevator
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Geared Machine
for MRL
Car Buffer
Car Buffer
Counterweight
Counterweight
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Elevator Car
Elevator Car
Hydraulic Elevator
Single, Central Single side-acting Single side-acting Twin side-acting Twin side-acting
(direct) (indirect) (direct) (indirect)
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Elevator System:
ESCALATOR
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- Commercial - Commercial
Malls Malls
Shopping Centers Shopping Centers
Offices Offices
Casinos Casinos
- Transportation - Hotels
- Sports Centers
Airports - Connecting Bldgs
Railway Terminals
Mass Transit
- Indoor
- Outdoor
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Escalator System:
Spiral Escalator:
Escalator System:
Design Standard:
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- Parallel - Cross-over
Basic Configurations:
Basic Design Principles:
- Walk Round
- to minimize the movements of people
- to prevent bottleneck
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Travelators System: