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Vertical Transportation: A Glossary

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Acceleration

A period during which the elevator moves at an ever increasing rate of speed, usually referring to the period from standstill to full speed.

Alternating Current

AC - An electrical current that continuously cycles through a series of positive and negative values.

Anchor bolts Bolt designed to fasten rail brackets, door sills, headers or other objects to beams or hoistway walls.

Application Geared, Gearless or Hydraulic. These different types of elevators may be used for different applications.

For example, a three-story medical office building will typically utilize hydraulic elevators whereas tall, busy office buildings may require the speeds available with the use of gearless traction elevators. Hydraulic elevators operate at slower speeds and serve up to 79’-0” of travel. Geared traction elevators typically serve mid-rise buildings with speeds up to 500 feet per minute. Gearless traction elevators can serve buildings of any height with speeds of 500 feet per minute and higher.

Astragal Rubber molding on the leading edge of car and hoistway doors. It is furnished to quiet the operation of the doors as they reach their fully closed position.

Auxiliary Panel

A second car operating station, typically containing only floor buttons. The auxiliary panel may be used at the rear return with Front and Rear door configurations. It may also be used with center opening doors where a car operating station is desired on each side of the door opening.

Baked enamel finishes available

White

No. F-116 Antique white

No. F-115 Rich cream

No. F-101 Desert sand

No. F-106

Fawn

No. F-808 Dusty rose

No. F-103 Nordic blue

No. F-102 Williams-

burg blue

No. F-111

Wine

No. F-104 Cedar brown

No. F-105 Sable

No. F-909 Black

No. F-112

Basement /Adjacent Machine room

The traction elevator machine is placed either in the basement or adjacent to the hoistway at an upper floor, rather than directly overhead as standard

Bolster assembly

The bottom horizontal member of a hydraulic car sling, to which the platen plate attaches.

Brace Rod

A rod extending from the elevator platform framing to another part of the elevator car frame or sling for the purpose of supporting the platform or holding it securely in position. Brace robs are supports for the outer corners of the platform, each of which tie to upper portions of the stile.

Brackets (Guide Rail)

The steel plates, angles, or beams used to attach the rails firmly to the hoistway.

Brake A spring loaded clamping device that prevents the elevator from moving when the car is at rest and no power is applied to the hoistway motor.

Brake Drum A round, machined surface on the motor shaft which the brake clams for stopping.