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TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM
IN HIGH RISE BUILDINGS
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WHAT IS LIFT?
A vertical transport equipment that efficiently moves people between
floors (levels, deck) of a building, vessel or other structure.
Generally powered by electric
motor that drive by traction cable and
counterweight systems like a hoist or
hydraulic pump.
HYDRAULIC LIFT
A lift where the vertical movement is
done by hydraulic force.
•They use an underground cylinder
•common for low level buildings with 2–5
floors (up to 6–8 floors)
•have speeds of up to 200 feet/minute (1
meter/second)
GLASS LIFT
• Give passengers a visually stimulating
ride between floors.
• The car walls must be constructed with
laminated glass
•The glass lift consist of entrance area and
a viewing area
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PASSENGER ELEVATORS
Passenger elevators should be located at the circulation core of the building
and be grouped into banks when this is necessary and desirable.
GOODS ELEVATORS
Elevator designed to carry goods, rather than
passengers.
Freight elevators are typically larger and capable of
carrying heavier loads than a passenger
elevator, generally from 2,300-4,500 kg.
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STRECHER ELEVATOR
Strecher elevator also cater to the health sector by
providing specialized range of Stretcher Elevators
suited for application in hospitals, health centers
and other similar places
CAPSULE ELEVATORS
AUTOMOBILE ELEVATORS
PANORAMIC ELEVATORS
• Institution Lift
- Used in library, office, classroom or lecture hall located
at high altitudes.
• Store Lift
Components of lift
• Control room
• Guides
• Lift car
• Lift car door
• Car rail
• Counter weight
• Control panel
• Lift pit
• Buffer
• Hoist way
• Hoist rope
• Ventilation window
• Flexible cable
• Drive crank
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Lift sub-system
• Control Motion – includes motor, gear, engines, brakes and power supply.
• Control System - to get control the movements of the lift.
• Door Control – contained motor connecting lift car doors, platforms gates and door
safety devices.
• Safety Control – contain the safety gear,
speed controller for the first balance, heat
and lack of power.
GOVERNOR
counterweight :
GEARLESS MOTOR
•To grip the lift car
• Reduce the power of
GUARD RAIL: hold the generator
lift from crashing down • Reduce the brake to
if the rope break. stop the car lifts
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•alarm button and emergency stop switch shall be at a
height of 890 mm,
•highest floor button no higher than 1.37 m from the floor.
•letters or numbers shall be a minimum of 15 mm high
• Ventilation window
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•The width of lift machine room shall be equal to be lift
(minimum of 2500 mm)
•The height shall not be less than 2.30 m throughout
under the lifting beam
•the trap door shall not be less than 1.0 m x 1.0 m
•machine room entrance is less than 1.5 m
LIFT DOOR
LIFT lobby
If lift size is a
Lift size should be 1.5a-2.5a
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OTHER REQUIREMENTS
Selection Factor
GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
• Utility – The function must be identified whether for commercial,
office of hospital.
• Capacity & number of lifts – depends on the access building pattern
and building size.
• Speed – depends on the number of stops, numbers of user and
transport cost.
• Type & size of lift gate – depends on the use or function.
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS
• Size of lift shaft – depends on lift cargo capacity
• Depth of lift shaft – depends on the speed of elevator
• Area of space in lift – depends on speed of elevators.
• Mechanical room size – depends on type and size of the lift
equipment.
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ADVANTAGES/DISADVANTAGES OF ELEVATOR
Spiral type escalators: These are used to enhance the architectural beauty and to save the
space.
1 Inclined Angle : 30"
2 Rated Speed [m/sec] : 25
3 Number of Persons : 6300 per hour
4 Rated Speed (mtrs./sec.) :25 m/ min.
5 Vertical Rise ( m ) : 3500 ~ 6600
Criss-cross: They stacks the escalators that go in single direction and reduces
structural space requirement.
1 Step width: 600 / 800 / 1000
2 Power: 300V / 50 Hz / 3p
3 Handrails: Rubber /Stainless steel.
4 Step: stainless steel.
5 Landing plate: anti skid stainless steel.
6 Emergency stop button / Key switch
7 lighting under upper and lower landing steps.
8 Indicator: Failure indicator on control cabinet.
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• Landing Platforms.
•Truss.
•Tracks.
•Steps.
•Handrail.
•Escalator Exterior (Balustrade).
•Drive system.
•Auto-Lubrication System.
•Braking system.
•Safety devices.
•Electrical & Control Systems.
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Handrail-
•operating speed is less than 0.35 m/s
•the handrail width not more than 75mm
•Each moving handrail height not less
than 300 mm.
BALUSTRADE-
•The thickness of the glass
balustrade
shall not be less than 6 mm.
•Height 680 mm vertically above the
nose line of the steps,
deck board
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TRUSS –
•The truss is a hollow metal structure
•that bridges the lower and upper landings.
• The ends of the truss are attached to the top
and bottom landing platforms via steel or
concrete supports.
FLOOR PLATE-
•flush with the finished floor steps
•STEPS-
•Trade shall not be less than 400 mm
•front and back edges of the steps are each connected to two wheels.
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• LANDING PLATFORMS:
• 2 plat form
• Tracks:
• The track system is built into the truss to
guide the step chain, which continuously
pulls the steps from the bottom platform
and back to the top in an endless loop.
COMB PLATE
half normal walking speed, or 30–40m/min. The slow speed of the walkway causes
impatience, and passengers often walk on the walkway itself or on the adjacent floor
rather use the slower walkway.
High-speed walkways
Using the high-speed walkway is like using any other moving walkway, except that for
safety there are special procedures to follow when joining or leaving.
High-speed walkways
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• Airports
• Museum exhibits
Moving sidewalks may be used:
Theme parks
• Theatre
The Phantom of the Opera by Andrew Lloyd Webber uses a travelator in the
number 'The Phantom of the Opera' (act one, scene six), to give the illusion the
Phantom and Christine are traveling the catacombs below the Paris Opera House a
great distance to the Phantom's lair on the subterranean lake.
• Public transport
Moving walkways are useful for remote platforms in underground subway/metro
stations, or assisting with lengthier connections between lines, for example:
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• Skiing
• Moving walkways known as Magic
carpets are also used in ski resorts
• Supermarkets
• Hyundai
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THE DIFFERENCE
LIFTS vs ESCALATORS vs MOVING
WALKWAYS
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MOVING
LIFTS(ELEVATOR) ESCALATOR
WALKWAYS
HORIZONTAL OR
MOVEMENT GOES VERTICAL MOVING STAIRS INCLINED
MOVING
a type of
vertical transport equipment
a conveyor is a slow moving
transport device for conveyor mechanism
that efficiently moves people or
that transports people
FUNCTION goods between floors carrying people across a horizontal or
(levels, decks) of a between floors of a inclined plane over a
building, vessel or other
structure. building. short to medium distance
a single-width escalator
traveling at about 1.5 feet
speeds of up to 2,000 feet per speeds of 90 to 120 feet
SPEED minute (10 m/s)
(0.5 m) per second can
per minute
move about 2000 people
per hour.
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