TW\Twglossary\Domain\Model\Glossaryprototypepersistent entity (uid=107, pid=118)
   headline => protected'Engine (traction sheave engine)' (31 chars)
   subheadline => protected'Engine (traction sheave engine) in lifts' (40 chars)
   title => protected'Engine (traction sheave engine)' (31 chars)
   description => protected'<div>Engine - geared or gearless, with or without frequency conversion and d
      rive sheave. Controls the movement or the halting of the lift. Choosing the 
      right drive solution is the prerequisite for the lift system's cost-effectiv
      e operation and its performance.</div>
<div>Types of drive:</div>
 
<div>
      <b>Worm gear<br /><br /></b></div>
<div>Transmission and power transfer bet
      ween engine and drive sheave via a worm gear (worm roller + spindle).</div>

      
<div>Exceeds even the most elevated expectations regarding travelling comfo
      rt, swift and accurate docking – on all loading conditions - at low energy
       consumption.</div>
<div>Speeds up to 2 m/s. Millimetre precise arrival. Au
      tomatic levelling of differences of level which may arise when loading or un
      loading the car.</div>
 
<div><b>Gearless drive assemblies</b><br /><br />
      </div>
<div>An engine without gears. The traction sheave is connected to th
      e rotor of the electric motor with positive and friction locking.</div>
<di
      v>Exceeds even the most elevated expectations regarding travelling comfort, 
      swift and accurate docking – on all loading conditions - at low energy con
      sumption.</div>
<div>Speeds up to 12.5 m/s.</div>
<div>Millimetre precise 
      arrival. Automatic levelling of differences of level which may arise when lo
      ading or unloading the car.</div>
<div><b><br /></b></div>
<div><b>Front W
      heel Worm Gear</b></div>
<div>See above, worm gear</div>
<div>Exceeds even
       the most elevated expectations regarding travelling comfort, swift and accu
      rate docking - on all loading conditions - at low energy consumption.</div>

      
<div>Speeds up to 1 m/s. Millimetre precise arrival. Automatic levelling of
       differences of level which may arise when loading or unloading the car.</di
      v>
<div><b><br /></b></div>
<div><b>Planet Gear</b></div>
<div>Transmissi
      on and power transfer between engine and drive sheave via a planet gear (sev
      eral gear wheels).</div>
<div>Typical field of operation: Operating speeds 
      up to 2.5 m/s.</div>
<d...' (2180 chars)
   related => protectedTW\Twglossary\Domain\Model\Glossaryprototypepersistent entity (uid=85, pid=118)
      headline => protected'Pole commutation' (16 chars)
      subheadline => protected'Pole commutation in lifts' (25 chars)
      title => protected'Pole commutation' (16 chars)
      description => protected'<div>Increasing speed and slowing down is carried out by switching between t
         wo speeds.</div>
<div>A tested and rugged drive concept for simple to mediu
         m applications, designed for speeds up to 1.0 m/s. <br /><br />The basic req
         uirements on halting precision and travel comfort are fulfilled at a very fa
         vourable cost/performance ratio.</div>
' (344 chars)
      related => protectedTW\Twglossary\Domain\Model\Glossaryprototypepersistent entity (uid=79, pid=118)
         headline => protected'Nominal speed' (13 chars)
         subheadline => protected'Nominal speed' (13 chars)
         title => protected'Nominal speed' (13 chars)
         description => protected'The nominal speed indicates at which speed a lift is run and which speed is 
            set as maximum performance.' (103 chars)
         related => protectedTW\Twglossary\Domain\Model\Glossaryprototypepersistent entity (uid=7, pid=118)
            headline => protected'Operating speed' (15 chars)
            subheadline => protected'Speed of the lift cage' (22 chars)
            title => protected'Operating speed' (15 chars)
            description => protected'Speed of the lift cage:<br /><br />Stated in m/s (conversion: 1 m/s = 3.6 km
               /h). <br /><br />Standardised speeds are – dependent on the category of li
               ft and lifting height - 0.63 / 1.0 / 1.6 / 2.0 and 2.5 m/s.<br /><br /><br /
               >' (229 chars)
            related => protectedTW\Twglossary\Domain\Model\Glossaryprototypepersistent entity (uid=35, pid=118)
               headline => protected'Conveyor capacity' (17 chars)
               subheadline => protected'What is meant by conveyor capacity?' (35 chars)
               title => protected'Conveyor capacity' (17 chars)
               description => protected'The planning of size and number of lifts pertaining to a certain project is 
                  based on several criteria:

<ul><li>The period of revolution specifies the
                   time it takes for the elevator to return to its starting point (e.g. ground
                  -floor to 5th floor to ground-floor).</li><li>The average waiting period is 
                  an indicator for the time it takes the elevator to arrive at a stop and pick
                   up a waiting passenger.</li><li>The 5-minute-performance (HC5) shows the nu
                  mber of people that can be transported by the lift(s) within 5 minutes.</li>
                  </ul>

&nbsp;Lift systems that are meant for small and mid-sized buildings
                   can be planned by means of the FEM diagram.' (652 chars)
               related => protectedNULL
               uid => protected35 (integer)
               _localizedUid => protected160 (integer)modified
               _languageUid => protected3 (integer)modified
               _versionedUid => protected35 (integer)modified
               pid => protected118 (integer)
            uid => protected7 (integer)
            _localizedUid => protected132 (integer)modified
            _languageUid => protected3 (integer)modified
            _versionedUid => protected7 (integer)modified
            pid => protected118 (integer)
         uid => protected79 (integer)
         _localizedUid => protected204 (integer)modified
         _languageUid => protected3 (integer)modified
         _versionedUid => protected79 (integer)modified
         pid => protected118 (integer)
      uid => protected85 (integer)
      _localizedUid => protected210 (integer)modified
      _languageUid => protected3 (integer)modified
      _versionedUid => protected85 (integer)modified
      pid => protected118 (integer)
   uid => protected107 (integer)
   _localizedUid => protected232 (integer)modified
   _languageUid => protected3 (integer)modified
   _versionedUid => protected107 (integer)modified
   pid => protected118 (integer)