INDIAN ELEVATOR TECHNOLOGY

A Case Study  Modernization Yields Good Results For Eastern Mumbai Residential Complexes The elevators at the Gokul Gagan Chs. Ltd. residential tower in Kandiwali, East Mumbai, had become constant causes of complaints from those living in the 21-story building. Your author, as an elevator consultant, became involved in a project to modernize the approximately 20-year-old units. OBJECTIVE The objective of this project was to both improve the performance and enhance the overall life of the elevators at the minimum possible expense, thus enabling users to enjoy the services of these elevators for years to come. HISTORY The building has four Otis units, two in each wing, installed in 1995-1996. Each unit has an eight-passenger capacity, automatic doors, 1-mps travel speed, collective down duplex and a servo drive system. They all serve ground to 21st floors. The units had undergone no major work or upgrades since they were installed, and the only large expenses in...

I strongly believe elevator systems are the safest vertical transportation systems. No one should doubt it – least of all elevator industry people. But, the increasing number of elevator accidents threatens this belief and demands introspection among industry people, as well as a fresh look at elevator safety. Studies reveal most elevator-accident deaths (p. 62) result froma passenger or technician falling into an elevator pit. Some deaths occur while carrying out rescue operations. The freefall of an elevator is also a serious accident and creates panic among users. There are also incidents where a passenger tries to exit the elevator, and it suddenly starts moving, resulting in the passenger being crushed. Does all this mean the existing elevator safety provisions are not enough? A detailed study of these accidental deaths reveals it is the technician or passenger who goes against the safety provisions and puts his/her life at risk. If the gate-lock and safety-edge systems...

The elevator industry is witnessing very fast developments and changes. The major focus of all these developments is towards energy efficiency, riding comfort and increased speed. But the desire for even better performance has kept elevator engineers and researchers to keep continuing their efforts, says Rajnikant Lad, Chartered Engineer & Elevator Consultant at Shree Jee Elevators. Globally, the elevator transportation segment has already seen technological developments like Synchronous machines, Variable Voltage Variable Frequency (VVVF)drive and door operator, touch buttons, Elevator destination dispatch(destination control) system, hydraulic system, serial communication, Bluetooth system, Machine Room-Less elevators, vacuum elevators and soon. But, there are some more pathbreaking technological developments happening in the elevator industry which are going to take the elevator utility to a whole new level. Carbon Fibre Hoisting Technology– A major restriction to b...

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1)Geared Traction System 2)Gearless Traction System Geared Traction System Motor drives gear assembly which rotates drive sheave Mid-rise up to 300 feet at a speed of 500 feet per minute Gearless Traction System Motor directly rotates drive sheave High-rise above 20 stops and speed more than 500 feet per minute

1) HOLELESS HYDRAULLIC ELEVATOR (single stage) 2) TELESCOPIC HYDRAULLIC   HOLELESS ELEVATOR 3) ROPED HYDRAULLIC HOLELESS ELEVATOR 4) HOLED HYDRAULLIC ELEVATOR                                                                 HOLELESS HYDRAULLIC ELEVATOR (single stage) Rise to about 14 to 20 feet Maximum 2 to 3 stops No need for in ground well hole for cylinder TELESCOPIC HYDRAULLIC HOLELESS ELEVATOR Rise to about 27 to 44 feet Maximum 4 stops two or three pieces telescoping piston no need for in ground well hole for cylinder ROPED HYDRAULLIC HOLELESS ELEVATOR Rise to about 50 feet Maximum 7 stops No need for in ground well hole...

Technology is developing day by day in every field. We have been surrounded by technology. Since technology is very vast field in these field of technology INDIAN ELEVATOR market have invented innovative technology   in INDIAN market. ELEVATOR will operate with the help of QR CODE technology,these feat is achieved by an INDAIN MULTI NATIONAL COMPANY (OMEGA ELEVATOR) www.omega-elevators.com HATS OFF TO omega elevator team from INDAIN ELEVATOR   TECHNOLOGY for these innovative idea Done

HOW AN ELEVATOR WORKS Its work on PULL FORCE – HYDRAULLIC SYSTEM PUSH FORCE – TRACTION SYSTEM HYDRAULLIC SYTEM ELEVATOR CAR PUSH FROM BELOW OPERATING SYSTEM POSITIONED FROM BELOW IN HOISTWAY SUITIBLE FOR LOW RISE & MID RISE (MAXIMUM 60 FEET UPTO 7 STOPS) TRACTION SYSTEM ELEVATOR PULLED ABOVE BY WIRE HOIST ROPES OPERATION SYSTEM POSITIOM FROM ABOVE HOISTWAY SUITABLE FOR MID RISE & HIGH RISE (ABOVE 1600 FEET ABOVE 100 STOPS )

2000 – machine room less elevator system that uses coated steel belts instead of rope introduced