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Kleemann Energy-Efficient Elevator Study
[…] provisions exist for elevators, though the elevator community has a shared interest, with a focus on energy consumption during elevator operation. Many elevator manufacturers have presented “green” products equipped with features for energy reduction during elevator travel and idling. Until now, the elevator industry has focused on energy consumption during elevator operation, ignoring the […]
The Conflicting Roles of the Elevator Safety Code, LEED and ADA in Elevator Renovation
[…] regardless of its history. The simplest way to avoid surprises (and requests for code variances that may be denied) is to work with a company with a product that meets the requirements of A17.1. Walls and Ceilings Of primary concern in any building is the possibility of fire. While many people think that material […]
“Elevator Passenger Transfer Time Study” (1957)
[…] dynamic process is found in a master’s thesis completed in 1957, the topic of which was generated in direct response to industry needs associated with the increasing production and use of operator-less elevators. In 1957, John W. Persohn (1920-2001) completed his thesis, “Elevator Passenger Transfer Time Study,” at Oklahoma State University and graduated with […]
Sematic Elevator Door Equipment: Energy Conservation in the Elevator Industry
[…] are only 45 mm each) and reduced dimensions of both landing- and car-door headers and components allow the 2000 T to be installed in compact spaces. The product has been designed and developed so that none of its components need to be installed in recess. This ensures that during the door installation, no additional […]
The Sleeping Giant is Awake: An Update on the South American Elevator Market
[…] foreign tariff. Six other associate members adhere only to the defense of democracy, human rights, and protection of the environment, among other goals. The Elevator Market and Product Trends In this survey, the 2006 data as informed in 2007 were taken as a basis. These figures have been updated, giving consideration to new installations, […]
LEED-ing to Green
[…] lot of questions about LEED certification credits associated with our cab interiors. There are several areas of special interest: the amount of formaldehyde present in our wood products, the amount of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in the adhesives that are used in the manufacture and installation of the components, the amount of recycled content […]
Does the Top Floor Go to the Cloud?
[…] Ariba, he worked as senior director of solutions marketing at I-many. Prior to I-many, he served in a similar position with Nextance and was vice president of product marketing with Niku, now a part of CA. He was also the director on the marketing team at Chemdex/Ventro. Ahston has a bachelor’s degree in Chemistry […]
It’s a “Sensitive” Elevator
[…] the cab before the more damaging S waves arrive. The elevator will remain out of commission until it is repaired and reset by a qualified technician. The product will also record the date, time, duration and peak acceleration in each axis for a seismic event that it detects. This can aid engineers in determining […]
KONE Jump Lifts Installed in the Shard
[…] has long been a focus of concern in relation to safety and efficiency.” KONE’s Jump Lift technology helps replace the need for traditional systems, which can increase productivity on the work site due to higher speeds, larger loads and safer transportation channels. Workers spend less time waiting for exterior hoists and more time working. […]
“All Safe, Gentlemen”?
[…] the possibility of ACO and UCM. Although a sheave jammer (brake) was used with limited success, a rope brake such as the Rope Gripper® is the main product used for A17/B44 requirements. During a power failure, it will simply stop the elevator without damage to the ropes. When power is restored, it will place […]