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    This document contains calculations for lift buffers corresponding to EN 81 standards. It provides formulas for determining the minimum and maximum mass that buffers must withstand for both the cage carrying passengers and working load as well as the counterweight. The number of buffers needed and the minimum and maximum mass each buffer must withstand is calculated based on the operating speed and weights of the cage, working load, and counterweight. Signatures from the lift producer and regulatory body are included verifying the lift specifications meet technical regulations.

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    This document contains calculations for lift buffers corresponding to EN 81 standards. It provides formulas for determining the minimum and maximum mass that buffers must withstand for both the cage carrying passengers and working load as well as the counterweight. The number of buffers needed and the minimum and maximum mass each buffer must withstand is calculated based on the operating speed and weights of the cage, working load, and counterweight. Signatures from the lift producer and regulatory body are included verifying the lift specifications meet technical regulations.

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    BMP e A11 En81 - 20 50 - 2014 33 Eu PDF

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    This document contains calculations for lift buffers corresponding to EN 81 standards. It provides formulas for determining the minimum and maximum mass that buffers must withstand for both the cage carrying passengers and working load as well as the counterweight. The number of buffers needed and the minimum and maximum mass each buffer must withstand is calculated based on the operating speed and weights of the cage, working load, and counterweight. Signatures from the lift producer and regulatory body are included verifying the lift specifications meet technical regulations.

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    Lift buffers corresponding to EN 81 Calculation

    Customer Lift-no.

    Operating speed V = m/s

    1. Cage + Working load

    Number of buffer (n) =

    Q  F +
    mmax = = =
    n kg

    Buffer-no.
    F
    mmin = = = kg
    n

    2. Counterweight

    Number of buffer (n) =

    F + Q2 + 2
    mG = = = kg Buffer-no.
    n

    m = Weight [kg] F = Cage weight [kg]


    Q = Working load [kg] mG = Counterweight [kg]

    Lift producer: Technical regularity body:

    Signature: Signature:

    Dated: Dated:

    Elastomer-Technik Nürnberg GmbH · An der Kaufleite 20 · D-90562 Kalchreuth


    Tel. +49-911-518474-0 · Fax +49-911-518474-24 · E-Mail: info@de-etn.com

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