Machine-room-less traction sheave elevator
AssigneeHillston Finance Limited c/o Aleman, Cordero, Galindo & Lee Trust (BVI) Limited
InventorLuciano Faletto
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AssigneeHillston Finance Limited c/o Aleman, Cordero, Galindo & Lee Trust (BVI) Limited
InventorLuciano Faletto
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The present invention is about a traction sheave elevator, without the machine room, comprising an elevator car that runs on guide rails placed in the shaft and connected to at least one hoisting rope un-coiling on a diverting pulley driven by a traction sheave. The invention's characteristic consists in comprising a space, outside the elevator shaft, which houses, at least partially, the traction sheave and is equipped with an opening near a floor's door for the access to the drive machine and to the traction sheave, from outside the shaft. The invention also provides for arranging the two diverting pulleys on the counterweight and on the elevator car in a way that one or the other can be tilted with respect to the vertical or arranging them on the same axis and on the same body of the pulley with the grooves of the alternating hoisting ropes.
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A traction sheave elevator, without the machine room, comprising an elevator car and a counterweight that run on respective guide rails placed in the shaft, the elevator car and the counterweight being suspended on at least one hoisting rope running over at least one diverting pulley driven by a traction sheave and on diverting pulleys on the car and counterweight side, characterized in having, near to a floor's landing door, a space outside the elevator shaft, projecting towards the landing side and housing, at least partially, said machine, and said space being equipped with an inspection door controlling an opening in the sidewall next to said floor's landing door, for the access from the door landing side to said drive machine and to said traction sheave, where the traction sheave is laying, at least partially, on the landing side of the plane of the elevator landing door front.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.