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can be calculated as follows (and is central to<br />

the weightless weight testing methodology that<br />

is discussed later in this section: by finding the<br />

no load power drawn by the escalator, it then<br />

becomes possible to find the frictional torque in<br />

the escalator):<br />

kW può essere calcolata come segue (e costituisce<br />

un elemento centrale della metodologia di prova<br />

di carico in assenza di peso presentata nel seguito<br />

di questo paragrafo: determinando il consumo<br />

energetico della scala mobile a carico zero, è<br />

possibile calcolare la coppia di attrito della stessa):<br />

Where:<br />

• P NL<br />

is the power drawn by the escalator at<br />

rated speed and no load in kW<br />

• r is the escalator rise in m<br />

A previous paper [7] presented a measurementbased-model<br />

that allows the prediction of the<br />

stopping distance of an escalator under loaded<br />

conditions in order to obviate the need for<br />

the full load weight testing. Such a model will<br />

enhance the level of safety in escalators and<br />

allow a more scientific approach to the subject of<br />

weight testing and proofing of the brakes.<br />

If the relationship between the steady-state<br />

speed, deceleration, and stopping distance is<br />

clarified under the regulatory standards, physical<br />

information that leads to the status of accident<br />

countermeasures can be obtained. •<br />

End of Part 1 (to be continued)<br />

Dove:<br />

• P NL<br />

è il consumo energetico in kW della scala<br />

mobile alla velocità nominale e a carico zero<br />

• r è il dislivello della scala mobile in m<br />

In un articolo precedente [7] è stato presentato un<br />

modello basato su misurazioni che permette di<br />

prevedere la distanza di arresto di una scala mobile<br />

in presenza di carico per ovviare alla necessità di<br />

condurre una prova di carico a pieno carico. Un tale<br />

modello incrementa il livello di sicurezza delle scale<br />

mobili e consente un approccio più scientifico al<br />

tema della prova di carico e del collaudo dei freni.<br />

Se il rapporto tra velocità di regime, decelerazione<br />

e distanza di arresto viene stabilito in base agli<br />

standard normativi, è possibile ottenere dati fisici<br />

per determinare lo stato delle contromisure agli<br />

incidenti. •<br />

Fine Parte 1 (continua)<br />

Traduzione di Valentina Moretti<br />

References • Riferimenti bibliografici<br />

[1] Al-Sharif L. Escalator Stopping, Braking and<br />

Passenger Falls. Lift Report, 1996. November/<br />

December 1996.<br />

[2] Ferrario M and Hubbard A. Investigation into<br />

the Causes of Passenger Accidents on Escalators:<br />

Management Report. Human Reliability<br />

Associates, reference R93/06, May 1993.<br />

[3] Ferrario M and Hubbard A. Investigation into<br />

the Causes of Passenger Accidents on Escalators:<br />

Technical Report 3: Behavioural Analysis. Human<br />

Reliability Associates, reference R93/06, May 1993.<br />

[4] Stein W et al. Brakes for Escalators & Moving<br />

Walks. Lift Report 2003; 29(1).<br />

[5] Al-Sharif L, Seaborne K, Austin D. Electrical based<br />

intelligent escalator braking systems. Proceedings<br />

of Elevcon 2010, the 18th International Congress<br />

on Vertical Transportation Technologies, Lucerne,<br />

Switzerland, 2nd to 4th June 2010.<br />

[6] Al-Sharif L. Experimental Investigation into the<br />

Effect of Mechanical Design of an Escalator and<br />

Passenger Loading on its Energy Consumption.<br />

The World Congress on Engineering, London, UK<br />

2008; 2: 1542-1547.<br />

[7] Al-Sharif L. Escalator Brake Testing without the<br />

Use of Weights. Lift Report, 2017; 43(4): 38-44.<br />

[1] L. Al-Sharif, Escalator Stopping, Braking and<br />

Passenger Falls, Lift Report, novembre/dicembre<br />

1996.<br />

[2] M. Ferrario e A. Hubbard, Investigation into the<br />

Causes of Passenger Accidents on Escalators:<br />

Management Report, Human Reliability<br />

Associates, rif. R93/06, maggio 1993.<br />

[3] M. Ferrario e A. Hubbard, Investigation into the<br />

Causes of Passenger Accidents on Escalators:<br />

Technical Report 3: Behavioural Analysis, Human<br />

Reliability Associates, rif. R93/06, maggio 1993.<br />

[4] W. Stein et al., Brakes for Escalators & Moving<br />

Walks, Lift Report, 2003; 29(1).<br />

[5] L. Al-Sharif, K. Seaborne, D. Austin, Electrical<br />

based intelligent escalator braking systems, atti di<br />

Elevcon 2010, 18° Congresso internazionale sulle<br />

tecnologie di trasporto verticale, Lucerna, Svizzera,<br />

2-4 giugno 2010.<br />

[6] L. Al-Sharif, Experimental Investigation into the<br />

Effect of Mechanical Design of an Escalator and<br />

Passenger Loading on its Energy Consumption,<br />

Congresso mondiale di ingegneria, Londra, Regno<br />

Unito, 2008; 2: 1542-1547.<br />

[7] L. Al-Sharif, Escalator Brake Testing without the Use<br />

of Weights, Lift Report, 2017; 43(4): 38-44.<br />

BIOGRAPHICAL REFERENCES<br />

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author by framing the QR Code or at<br />

the link: www.elevatorimagazine.<br />

com/en/lutfi-al-sharif/<br />

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lutfi-al-sharif/<br />

Article taken from the 12 th Symposium on Lift and Escalator Technologies,<br />

Northampton, United Kingdom (22 - 23 September 2021).<br />

Articolo tratto dagli Atti del 12° Symposium on Lift and Escalator<br />

Technologies, Northampton, Regno Unito (22 - 23 settembre 2021).<br />

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