Our company also undertakes challenging projects involving the transport of people and cargo—in this case, an elevator operating at the interface between two environments: land and seawater. The system’s drive is subject to strict regulatory requirements, ensuring a high level of safety, redundant safeguards, and resistance to harsh environments.
The system consists of a pair of hydraulic-powered rope winches mounted on a common frame anchored at the edge of the platform shaft. Each winch has its own hydraulic motor with a reduction gear and brake. Mechanical synchronization of rotation ensures smooth operation of both units, and single-layer grooved rope drums enable stable rope guidance and maintain a constant speed of movement – approximately 7 m/min in both directions.
The hydraulic unit is mounted on an oil tank with a capacity of approx. 100 dm³ and is driven by a 7.5 kW electric motor. The system is equipped with electronic temperature and oil level control, as well as a heater that allows the system to be started at low temperatures. An additional safety feature is a drip pan with a capacity that allows the tank to be completely emptied without the risk of leakage into the shaft.
This project demonstrates how we combine power hydraulics with a well-thought-out mechanical design to create systems tailored to specific operating conditions.
If you need a solution custom-designed to meet specific technical requirements, please contact our sales department: sales@hydromega.com.pl
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