KONE NanoSpace™elevator replacement process video
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Published 2014-03-12
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All Comments (21)
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thanks youtube algorithm.
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first time i have seen a nanospace lift installed. it is a lot easier and less graft than we had to do in the 70s and 80s with high speed passenger lifts.
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This does seem like an interesting design of lift. :)
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What types of buildings are these most common in?
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Ohhhh smart. If I interpret this correctly the counterweights are a bit overbalanced to coax a bit more payload from the motor since this seems to be push/pull. Elegant system.
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Great ideas and great solutions. Congratulations.
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Já fui montador da kone .é já montei ese tipo de elevador. Excelente equipamento.
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Depending on how many openings there is in hoist way of the new elevator, determine how long it takes to to build.. Not no 2 weeks from beginning to end.. No way..
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What would be the ball-park figure in INR for a six-story building?
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I know of cable lift elevators and hydraulic elevator for just a few floors. But I have wondered why elevators did not use a jack screw mechanism. I suppose the flex in the drive screw would be a problem with taller installations. Screw drive would be very smooth and quiet with little car fall risk except for major structural failure.
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Awesome technology nano space First time I saw this unic technology we hv seen monospace then mini space nano space experience of comfort
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what kind of software is it for design and simulate elevatror?
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Kone makes some nice lifts
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someone please tell me the software to design this stuff and simulation
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4:35 Why is the stator of the motor rotating...
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Lol the amount of pits I've seen in water..... 🤔 Looks cool tho
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When I saw the controller on the 1st floor right next to the elevator in a panel I then knew it was a MRL (Machine Room Less) system before the bottom mounted drive machine was even shown. They take much less power then the larger geared and gearless drive machines in a rooftop/basement elevator machine room.
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KONE refuses to pay anything to the inventor of this idea but puts a trademark and is marketing this revolutionary new hoisting concept.
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Amazing!
