Buffer device for an elevator system
AssigneeInventio AG
InventorAgnaldo SANTOS
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Abstract
An elevator system with a traveling body movable in an elevator shaft includes a buffer device arranged in a shaft pit of the elevator shaft for limiting the travel path of the traveling body. The buffer device includes a leaf spring and a cushioning element mounted on a frame at the floor of the elevator shaft.
Claims11
1-9. (canceled)
An elevator system comprising:
- a traveling body movable in an elevator shaft;
- a buffer device arranged in a shaft pit of the elevator shaft for limiting a travel path of the traveling body, the buffer device including a leaf spring;
- and
- wherein the leaf spring is formed as a semi-elliptical spring.
A buffer device for an elevator system for limiting a travel distance of a traveling body, the buffer device comprising:
- a leaf spring formed as a semi-elliptical spring;
- and wherein the buffer device is adapted to be arranged in a shaft pit of an elevator shaft of the elevator system for contact by the traveling body thereby limiting the travel distance of the traveling body.
A buffer device for limiting a travel path of the traveling body in an elevator shaft when the buffer device is arranged in a shaft pit of the elevator shaft, the buffer device comprising:
- a leaf spring formed as a semi-elliptical spring including a main spring and another spring;
- wherein the semi-elliptical spring has a middle section with a contact area adapted for contact with the traveling body;
- wherein the main spring is mounted at outer ends thereof in the shaft pit so that the contact area is supported on opposite sides thereof for any weight of the traveling body impacting on the semi-elliptical spring;
- wherein the semi-elliptical spring includes an impact plate that forms the contact area;
- wherein the additional spring has two spring ends mounted in the shaft pit;
- and
- a cushioning element supporting the contact area and being fixed in the shaft pit.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.