Revolving door system
AssigneesHeise Manufacturing Co., Inc., Related Energy & Security
InventorsStanley R. Heise, Michael D. Blackston, Michael B. Zekich, John L. B. Parselle
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AssigneesHeise Manufacturing Co., Inc., Related Energy & Security
InventorsStanley R. Heise, Michael D. Blackston, Michael B. Zekich, John L. B. Parselle
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A controller driven revolving door system has facing spaced apart curved panels partially enclosing three equiangularly spaced center shaft coupled wings and defining entry and exit openings. The controller automatically selectively directs traffic flow through the entry and exit openings and is responsive to a microwave motion detector at the entry and a mat switch in a quarter-point position accessable to the exit. A DC motor is coupled by a gearing assembly to the center shaft. The controller monitors current passing through the motor windings sensing shaft rotation. Responsive to the mat switch, the controller applies a resistive load to the DC motor windings to regeneratively brake the rotation of the door. The controller thereafter reverses the polarity of the motor windings causing the door to rotate in a reverse direction and back any individual out of the exit area. Drum edge switches on the curved panels sense interference with foreign objects to cause the controller to regeneratively brake, halting rotation of the center shaft. A handicapped person switch is provided to reduce motor current and reduce shaft rotation speed.
A security door system for permitting passage of persons therethrough in one authorized direction while preventing persons from trying to pass therethrough in the other unauthorized direction, comprising:
A security door system for permitting passage of persons therethrough in one direction while ejecting persons trying to pass therethrough in the other direction, comprising:
A revolving door system comprising:
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