序号 专利名 申请号 申请日 公开(公告)号 公开(公告)日 发明人
221 Device for detecting and localizing a fault in an aerial rope-way transport installation US781726 1985-09-30 US4697169A 1987-09-29 Jean-Jacques Bertrand
A safety line 20 of an aerial ropeway transport installation 10 comprises in one of the stations a safety generating unit 22, which emits a square wave AC signal on the line.In the opposite station the line 20 is earthed by means of a diode 24. The safety generating unit 22 includes a measuring device of the positive and negative voltages at the line terminals to distinguish between a line break and a line short-circuit.A localizer indicates the location of the fault.
222 Clamping device with test spring deformation measurement US740070 1985-05-14 US4686906A 1987-08-18 Bernd Meindl
Device for continuously controlling the clamping force in monocable ropew, comprising a test spring which acts against the pressure spring and which is arranged with the latter-mentioned in the pressure mechanism. A signal and/or stop device is responsive to a deformation of the test spring when a predetermined threshold magnitude of deformation has been exceeded.
223 Magnetic testing device for supported objects US394761 1982-07-02 US4546316A 1985-10-08 John G. Lang
The present invention relates to a testing device for magnetically testing while uninterruptedly moving along an elongated magnetically permeable object having intermittent supports to one side thereof. The device which is arranged to close around the test the object from all sides other than at the supports and to open at and clear past the supports while continuing to move, comprises first and second housing sections hingedly connected to one another with the first housing section being adapted to maintain the device in a testing position relative to the object and the second housing section being moveable relative to the first housing section for opening and closing the device around the object. An actuator is provided for effecting such opening and closing with a control for operation of the actuator without manual assistance at the device.
224 Rocker arm assembly for an aerial tramway US346167 1982-02-05 US4462314A 1984-07-31 Jan K. Kunczynski
A rocker arm assembly for support of the haul rope of an aerial tramway or the like is disclosed. The assembly includes rocker arms, rope supporting sheaves rotatably mounted to the rocker arms and cantilevered from an inwardly facing side of the rocker arms. The rocker arms are additionally formed with rope catching groove or recess positioned outwardly of the sheaves and having a configuration which will enable not only the rope, but a hanger arm and grip to pass over the rope catcher in the event that the haul rope derails from the sheaves. The rocker arm assembly also preferably includes a platform which acts as a mount for the rocker arms and can be used for maintainence and repair of the rocker arms and rope supporting sheaves. Additionally, the rocker arm assembly includes haul rope derailment responsive apparatus formed to shutdown the tramway operation upon derailment of the rope from the sheaves.
225 Safety device for a rocker of sheaves supporting an overhead cable US5087 1979-01-22 US4269123A 1981-05-26 Andre Segafredo
The safety device detects the derailment of a cable and/or the loss of one or more sheaves of a rocker supporting the cable. It includes a pivotable cross-piece which extends over the side-plates of the rocker and is prolonged laterally to form a component for catching the derailed cable. An appendix can form a temporary support for the cable when a sheave 10, 12 is lost. The pivoting of a crosspiece cuts the safety-line conductor to signal a problem condition.The device can be applied to a gondola lift.
226 Overhead cable transport installation with a device for monitoring the components supporting the cable US897270 1978-04-18 US4220095A 1980-09-02 Andre J. Segafredo
Transport installation with overhead cable and device for monitoring the cable-supporting components. With each rocker is associated a conductor wire sectioning device for cutting the safety line and extending over the length of the train of sheaves. The sectioning may be brought about by the unlatching of a spring acting on a shear in case of excessive pivoting of the rocker or a derailment of the cable.
227 Inflatable protective cushion US850299 1977-11-10 US4198036A 1980-04-15 Larry O'Neal
An inflatable protective cushion for positioning around a pole or the like, such as on a ski lift which prevents skiers from striking the pole.
228 Brake apparatus with variable brake force for aerial cableways US522586 1974-11-11 US3980158A 1976-09-14 Emil Hirsig
A brake apparatus with variable braking force for cable cars having a brake mount or housing connectable with a cable car by a connection shaft and including at least one pressure released catch brake. The catch brake has brake jaws which can be applied with a predetermined brake pressure to a guide track of the cable car, and a brake release for releasing the brake jaws in counter action to the brake pressure. Also provided is a first brake release pressure generator connected with the brake release, an actuable brake applying device connected with the brake release; at least one brake force measuring device coupling the brake mount with the connection shaft for ascending travel of the cable car and at least one other brake force measuring device coupling the brake mount with the connection shaft for descending travel. Finally, a control system controlled by the brake force measuring devices via a brake force balance, with the control system including a second brake release pressure generator controlled by the brake force measuring devices and operatively connected with the brake release in place of the first brake release pressure generator when the applying device is actuated.
229 Guide device for the haulage attachments of a ski-lift or similar device US36573773 1973-05-31 US3865044A 1975-02-11 BANCEL GUY HENRI
Device for guiding the haulage attachments of an installation for hauling loads by means of a cable over a pulley over which the cable passes, comprising means disposed along the path of the haulage cable, extending from upstream of the pulley, in the normal displacement direction of the cable, to beyond the rotation axis of said pulley, said means comprising wire shaped members which provide at least two support zones with which the attachment is adapted to cooperate in order to be brought eventually with the auxiliary members connected thereto, and whatever the positioning of the assembly, to a position enabling normal passage over the pulley when the cable to which said attachment is connected advances.
230 Overhead cableway US3605632D 1970-04-22 US3605632A 1971-09-20 FURRER ULRICH
AN OVERHEAD CABLEWAY WITH A CIRCULATING CABLE AND CARRIAGES TO BE ACCELERATED BY A STARTING DEVICE AND TO BE COUPLED TO SAID CIRCULATING CABLE, WITH STARTING A CAR RIAGE, SAID STARTNG DEVICE BEING OPERATIVELY COUPLED TO SAID CIRCULATING CABLE AND MOVING SAID CARRIAGE. A TENSIONING DEVIE IN SAID STARTING DEVICE FOR MEASURING RELATHE MOVEMENT BETWEEN SAID CARRIGE AND SAID CIRCULATING CABLE WHEN THE CARRIAGE IS COUPLED BOTH THE THE STARTING DIVICE AND TO THE CIRCULATING CABLE.
231 Adhesion drive for automotive cable cars US3476039D 1967-11-15 US3476039A 1969-11-04 CZALOUN GIOVANNI GUNTER
232 Cable gripping drive for suspended cable cars US3448694D 1966-01-18 US3448694A 1969-06-10 SEYFRIED ERNST
233 Device for coupling loads suspended from a cable US57132966 1966-08-09 US3416462A 1968-12-17 JEAN POMAGALSKI
234 Cable-retainer for chair lift assembly US58261166 1966-09-28 US3382816A 1968-05-14 GOFORTH SAMUEL P; GOFORTH JOSEPH A
235 Tramway rope displacement indicator US29504863 1963-07-15 US3347172A 1967-10-17 SOWDER TONY R
236 Pawl holdout for one-way brake US50810365 1965-11-16 US3319740A 1967-05-16 SAVAGE PHILLIP D
237 Cable operating control mechanism US36267364 1964-04-27 US3274954A 1966-09-27 EMIL DOPPELMAYR
238 Chair lift US55132755 1955-12-06 US2927539A 1960-03-08 ERNST BAUMANN
239 Passenger cable railway for endless-rope operation US78875047 1947-11-28 US2608161A 1952-08-26 GEORG WALLMANNSBERGER
240 Derailing device for aerial tramways US52625021 1921-12-31 US1409117A 1922-03-07 SANNER THOMAS S
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