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When taking the elevator, what should I do if the elevator fails?

In recent years, there have been frequent accidents with elevators at home and abroad. Whether it is the sudden rush of the elevator or the failure of the elevator, it can lead to accidents for passengers. How to avoid such situations? It is impossible to expect that once the elevator opens, its ... Read More

【Elevator Tips】How to protect yourself in the event of elevator failure?

There are two main types of elevator failures: one is that the elevator suddenly stops running; The second is that the elevator loses control and falls rapidly. How to protect yourself in the event of an elevator failure? 1. How to call for help if the elevator door fails? If the elevator stops s... Read More

Elevator Work Begins at Temple in Southern India

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THE 15TH WORLD ELEVATOR &ESCALATOR EXPO

Notice on the schedule of the 15th World Elevator & Escalator Expo Dear Exhibitors, Industry Fellows and Honor Guests: Thank you for your care and support to World Elevator&Escalator Expo! With the overall improvement of COVID-19, international exchanges have gradually increased,creatingf... Read More

The elevator of the future

The future development of elevators is not only a competition in terms of speed and length, but also more “concept elevators” beyond people’s imagination have emerged. In 2013, the Finnish company Kone developed an ultralight carbon fiber “ultrarope”, which is far lo... Read More

Classification and structure of elevators

 The basic structure of the elevator 1. An elevator is mainly composed of: traction machine, control cabinet, door machine, speed limiter, safety gear, light curtain, car, guide rail and other components. 2. Traction machine: the main driving component of the elevator, which provides power for th... Read More

COVID-19’S EFFECT ON KUALA LUMPUR SUPERTALL

Prior to a movement control order aimed at curbing the spread of COVID-19, construction on PNB’s Merdeka 118 in Kuala Lumpur — expected as Southeast Asia’s future tallest tower — had reached the 111th of 118 floors in March, The Malaysian Reserve reports. The project was on hold for... Read More

LATEST VERSION OF LONG-ENVISIONED SANTA ANA PROJECT OK’D

City officials in Santa Ana, California, approved the latest, 37-story iteration of a project from developer Michael Harrah that has been in the works for 20 years, the Orange County Register reports. With one councilwoman objecting, the move came as Harrah added up to 415 residences to a plan th... Read More

GLOBAL ELEVATORS & ESCALATORS RELEASED

Swiss financial services company Credit Suisse, a long-term commentator on and researcher of the industry, released several reports on the elevator and escalator market in March. All headlined Global Elevators & Escalators, their individual titles are “Looking at What Is Key for 2020 and Beyo... Read More

COVID-19 IMPACT ON ARCHITECTURE, ELEVATOR IoT ANALYZED

The post-COVID-19 world may involve changes to architecture and may see an impact on how the Internet of Things (IoT) is utilized in elevators. Philadelphia-based architect James Timberlake told KYW Newsradio that one thing learned from the pandemic is how easy it is for many people to work from... Read More

FINANCING SECURED FOR BROOKLYN RESIDENTIAL HIGH RISE

Hope Street Capital, the developer of 550 Clinton Avenue, a 29-story residential tower in Brooklyn, NYC’s Clinton Hill neighborhood, has secured a US$180-million construction loan, which means the tower should soon start rising, New York YIMBY reports. The building, designed by Morris Adjmi... Read More

UoN, LECS ANNOUNCE NEW ENGINEERING AWARD

The University of Northampton (UoN), in association with LECS (UK Ltd.), recently announced the introduction of the Alex MacDonald Award for Lift Engineering. The award, plus GBP200 (US$247) in prize money, will be presented every year to the UoN MSc Lift Engineering student whose master’s ... Read More
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