General term for elevator
(1) hoisting height. The total operating height of the elevator from the bottom end to the top floor.
(2) stop. In each floor, the place where the elevator stops, each floor, the elevator is only one station at most; but it can be based on the need.
There are no stations in some floors.
(3) ground floor stop. The minimum stop for a small elevator in a building. When the building has an underground floor, the bottom end station is often not the bottom station of the building.
(4) top floor stop. The highest stop of the elevator in the building.
(5) base station. A layer station where the car has no instructions to run. This base station is generally faced with the streets, and the number of people entering and out of the car is the most. For the control elevator and the parallel control elevator with the function of the automatic base station, the rational selection of the base station has the significance of improving the efficiency.
(6) flat layer. When the car is close to the stop, it wants to make the floor of the car and the floor of the floor reach the same plane. It can also be understood as the slow motion of the elevator at the normal stop of the storey station.
(7) flat zone. The limited distance from the top of the sedan car stop and below (or). In this area, the flat layer of the elevator controls the action to make the car difficult to make a flat layer.
(8) the accuracy of the flat layer. The error value of the vertical direction of the floor to the floor of the floor to the floor of the floor after the sedan car stops.
(9) the elevator driver. The person who is authorized to manipulate the elevator by specialized training and qualified by the relevant department examination.
(10) maintenance and operation. During maintenance, the elevator is operated by a full-time maintenance personnel to operate at a low speed below 0.63m/s.
(11) escalator hoisting height. The vertical distance between the two floor laminates of the escalator.
(12) theoretical transport capacity. The number of people in theory that the escalator or the automatic sidewalk can be transported per hour.
(13) horizontal horizontal moving distance. The horizontal movement of the escalator at the exit of the population.