ANTI-VIBRATION ISOLATION OF A FOUNDATION FOR AN ELEVATING MECHANISM BY MEANS OF RUBBER

Abstract

The auxiliary elevator within a supra-aternary park functions as a roller-chain cam and cam follower system and thus, due to the torque transmission from the electric drive motor to the cam, i.e. the change of direction of travel at the end of the course, at start-up and at stop, vibrations can occur. This system must be supported by a foundation in order to achieve an antivibration insulation. There are several possibilities for this damper insulation, among which are spring suspension, rubber carpet or standardized rubber elastic elements. The cushioning factor is much higher for rubber than for steel the foundation on standardized rubber elastic elements. Calculation of the rubber damper required for the auxiliary elevator

Keywords

• parking
• damping
• elastic rubber elements
• anti-vibration insulation