Elevator brake control method and arrangement

Elevator – industrial lift truck – or stationary lift for vehicle – Stationary lift for roadway vehicle or required component... – Having specific drive means for support

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B66B 130

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045865876

ABSTRACT:
The present invention controls the braking of an elevator by reversing its driver motor. The real time speed of the elevator is compared with a theoretical value to generate a signal for controlling the braking power of the motor. The theoretical value is determined exclusively from a preset table on the basis of the remaining distance to the floor level. The remaining distance and real time speed data is obtained from a single transducer consisting of a perforated disc coupled to the motor shaft and an optoelectronic circuit which emits a pulse for each certain distance travelled by the elevator.

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