
Lift engine , Iran
The fifth-generation gearless elevator traction machine employs Multi-Pole Array PMSM technology with torque density of 180 Nm per liter. Output power ranges from 15 to 150 kW with variable rotational speeds of 50 to 400 RPM. Energy efficiency reaches 97.8% under IEC 60034-30 Class IE6+ standards with less than 2.2% thermal loss. Continuous torque varies from 1200 to 12,000 Nm, designed to handle 250% overload for 45 seconds. A two-phase nanofluid cooling system maintains winding temperatures below 95°C. Operational noise levels measure below 40 dB at one meter distance per ISO 9614-3.
The motor structure includes a hybrid nano-ceramic insulated stator, third-generation samarium-cobalt magnet rotor, and smart magnetic bearings with active vibration control. A silicon carbide SiC drive with 50 kHz switching frequency and 0.3% loss achieves ±0.25 mm stopping accuracy. A four-layer hierarchical braking system combines regenerative, electromagnetic, hydrodynamic, and mechanical brakes with 35 ms response time. Integrated quantum sensors include tomographic sensor arrays for 3D temperature monitoring and Fiber Bragg Grating FBG sensors for live strain measurement. These motors are optimized for 660V medium-voltage networks with direct renewable energy source connectivity. All systems are certified under ISO 14905 accelerated endurance testing, EN 50600-4 data center energy efficiency, and UL 347A medium-voltage equipment standards.You can order and buy Lift engine from Iran by contacting us through whatsaap and email.
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Motor Selection Based on Capacity for Residential Elevators
Selecting a motor for residential elevators is based on accurately calculating the Rated Load and required speed. Standard capacity for residential units typically ranges from 450 to 1000 kg 6 to 13 persons. Motor power is calculated using the formula P = Q × V × g / 6000 × η, where Q is load in kg, V is speed in m/s, g is gravitational acceleration, and η is system efficiency. For low speeds 0.5 to 1 m/s, Geared motors with approximately 75-80% efficiency are suitable. For high-rise buildings with speeds above 1.5 m/s, Gearless motors with over 90% efficiency are recommended. The Duty Factor should be at least 1.2 times the rated load. Precise selection prevents energy waste and component wear.

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