Car door apparatus for an elevator
AssigneeMitsubishi Electric Corporation
InventorTatsuhisa Ueno
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Abstract
In a car door apparatus for an elevator, a closing-plate supporting portion is provided at a car-door front surface, the closing-plate supporting portion supporting the closing plate so that the closing plate is slidable along a direction in which the car door is opened and closed. A door-pocket cover is provided with a closing-plate engagement portion brought into engagement with the closing plate at the time of a door-closing operation to restrict displacement of the closing plate in a door-closing direction relative to the cover front-surface portion.
Claims6
A car door apparatus for an elevator, comprising:
- a car door for opening and closing a car doorway, having a car-door front surface opposed to a landing door;
- a door clutch portion provided on the car-door front surface so as to project toward a landing to be brought into engagement with landing equipment;
- a door-pocket cover including a cover front-surface portion opposed to the car-door front surface when the car door is fully opened, and a cover side-surface portion extending from the cover front-surface portion to a side opposite to the landing, the cover front-surface portion including a notch portion for allowing the door clutch portion to escape at a time of a door-opening operation;
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- a closing plate for closing the notch portion when the car door is fully closed, wherein the car-door front surface is provided with a closing-plate supporting portion for supporting the closing plate so that the closing plate is slidable along a direction in which the car door is opened and closed,
- the door-pocket cover is provided with a closing-plate engagement portion brought into engagement with the closing plate at a time of a door-closing operation to restrict displacement of the closing plate in a door-closing direction relative to the cover front-surface portion, and
- the closing plate is displaced along with the car door in a door-opening direction to abut against an inner surface of the cover side-surface portion so as to slide in the door-closing direction relative to the car door at the time of the door-opening operation and is displaced along with the car door in the door-closing direction to be brought into engagement with the closing-plate engagement portion so as to slide in the door-opening direction relative to the car door at the time of the door-closing operation.
A car door apparatus for an elevator, comprising:
- a car door for opening and closing a car doorway, having a car-door front surface opposed to a landing door;
- a door clutch portion provided on the car-door front surface so as to project toward a landing to be brought into engagement with landing equipment;
- a door-pocket cover including a cover front-surface portion opposed to the car-door front surface when the car door is fully opened, and a cover side-surface portion extending from the cover front-surface portion to a side opposite to the landing, the cover front-surface portion including a notch portion for allowing the door clutch portion to escape at the time of a door-opening operation;
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- a closing plate for closing the notch portion when the car door is fully closed, wherein
- a closing-plate supporting portion for supporting the closing plate so that the closing plate is slidable along a direction in which the car door is opened and closed is provided on a surface of the cover front-surface portion, the surface being opposed to the car-door front surface,
- a closing-plate engagement portion to be brought into engagement with the closing plate at the time of a door-closing operation is provided to an end of the car-door front surface, the end being on a door-pocket side, and
- the closing plate is pressed by the door clutch portion to slide in a door-opening direction at the time of the door-opening operation and is brought into engagement with the closing-plate engagement portion to slide along with the car door in the door-closing direction at the time of the door-opening operation.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.