Conveying device for persons, with directly driven step bodies and a step body for such a device
AssigneeInventio AG
InventorLeopold Postlmayr
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AssigneeInventio AG
InventorLeopold Postlmayr
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A chain-free conveying device for persons has directly driven step bodies which run forward in one direction one after the other and run back more quickly thereunder. Each step body runs on rollers, of which two may each be driven by a respective electric motor. Each step body includes a device for the supplying of electrical current to the step body. Each step body has at least one sensor for determining spacing from the adjacent step bodies. A control electronic system controls the electric motors in dependence on a signal from the sensors, so that the step bodies run directly one after the other in a person transport region. A respective tipping station for inclining the step bodies is provided at each of the ends of the conveying device. In preferred embodiments the step bodies are directly driven by a friction wheel drive or by means of toothed wheels.
A conveying device for persons, comprising:
A step body for a conveying device, the step body including running rollers, at least one of the rollers being driven by electric motor mean mounted on the step body, the motor means comprising two mutually independent electric motors, each of the motors being coupled to a separate running roller;
A step body for a conveying device, the step body including running rollers, at least one of the rollers being driven by electric motor mean mounted on the step body;
A step body for a conveying device, the step body including running rollers, at least one of the rollers being driven by electric motor mean mounted on the step body;
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