Procedure and apparatus for triggering the safety gear of an ele

Elevator – industrial lift truck – or stationary lift for vehicle – Having means engaging cable attached to load support – or its...

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188189, B66B 500

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ABSTRACT:
In this overspeed governor, an overspeed condition causes, by way of coupling elements (15,15'), a brake (5) comprised in the overspeed governor to engage a rope pulley (3) which, due to friction, brakes the rope driving the rope pulley itself and thus triggers the safety gear of the elevator. In the invention, the rotation of at least one coupling element (15,15') provided in the overspeed governor and rotating with it is braked by a frictional force which is applied to a braking point (31,32) on the coupling element (15,15'). The combined effect of the braking action and the rotation of the overspeed governor turns the coupling element (15,15') into a position in which the brake (5) is activated so as to engage the rope pulley (3).

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patent: 5492200 (1996-02-01), Korhonen

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