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Motorisation
Câbles porteurs - Load-bearing cables
Câble tracteur - Puller cable
Sabots - Cable shoes
Moteur de secours - Standby motor
Poulies de déviation - Deviation pulleys
Poulie motrice - Drive pulley
Poulie motrice de récupération avec son motoréducteur - Recovery drive pulley with its reduction motor
Réducteurs - Reducers
Moteurs électriques - Electric motors
Motorisation principle
The puller cable, which is mounted on a loop, is drawn by a drive pulley located between two deviation pulleys; one guiding the puller strand towards the “lower shoe”, from which the load-bearing cables begin and the other towards the “upper shoe”, from which the support cables for the return puller cable originate.
This drive pulley is usually drawn, through its reducers, by two electric motors, each of 530Kw power, impelling the puller cable with a speed of 12.5m/s. An “electric” generating set, with 225 KVA power, can supply current to the standby motors if necessary.
Safety Motorisation
- Pulley and safety motor. A 75Kw. electric motor connects directly with the crown gear of the recovery pulley. At the top, on the right, can be seen the brakes : the left-hand brake is the recovery pulley brake
- (Photo : ASCO-TP)
A recovery drive pulley is attached to the main drive pulley. It is coupled by a sprocket wheel and crown gear to an “electric” reducer. The speed of recovery is 0.5m/s.
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- Information_on_motorisation (Format pdf - 151.2 kb - 08/02/2008)
