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17 Appendix
17.1 Operating modes
17.1.1 C-Form
Fig. 28:
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1
3
2
5
3 = 4
5
6 = 1
C-Form (TD = D)
1
)
1.
Cleat (hook) pulls the WT on the upper conveying level into the lift.
2.
Cleat (hook) with WT is transported on the back panel to the lower conveying level.
3.
Cleat (hook) releases the WT on the lower conveying level.
4.
Empty cleat (hook) is withdrawn.
5.
Empty cleat (hook) is transported on the back panel to the upper conveying level.
6.
Empty cleat (hook) pulls a WT on the upper conveying level into the lift.
17.1.2 O-Form
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1
3
2
5
3 = 4
5
6 = 1
O-Form (TD = D)
1.
Cleat (hook) pulls the WT on the upper conveying level into the lift.
2.
Cleat (hook) with WT is transported on the back panel to the lower conveying level.
3.
Cleat (hook) releases the WT on the lower conveying level.
4.
Empty cleat (hook) remains at the front.
5.
Empty cleat (hook) is transported at the front to the upper conveying level.
6.
Empty cleat (hook) pulls a WT on the upper conveying level into the lift.
17.2 Function plans
On the following pages, you can fi nd proven fundamental function plans for control
tasks in transfer systems.
1
)
TD = D (= downwards),
direction of transport from the
upper conveying level to the
lower conveying level.
TD
=
U (= upwards), direction
of transport from the lower
conveying level to the upper
conveying level. Then perform
steps 1 to 3 as per the
illustrations.
