Industrial elevators

Fact Sheet

Elevators for operation in industrial systems with increased protection

classes. Rugged design, highest availability and long service life.
Quality standard from Germany.

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Product benefits
Fact Sheet for industrial elevators

Next Level Safety Next Level Quality

Systems correspond to DIN EN 81-1: The inclusion of resilient technology with
1998+A3, with CE marking. rugged and solid equipment for opera-
Precise stops for simple loading and tion under extreme stresses.
unloading also of high loads. Special corrosion protection ensures a
Safe deployment in areas with higher long service life even under demanding
risk for the type of protection 6for ambient conditions.
example IP548 or in hazardous zones in
partially or completely explosion-proof
version.
Industrial elevators
Next Level Flexibility In the environment of industrial systems,
In line with the requirements, the match- elevators are exposed to particularly high
ing elevator technology is selected from stresses. They are also frequently an indis-
the broad and flexible range of pensable means of conveyance and direct-
ThyssenKrupp products and adapted to ly or indirectly integrated into production
the increased enclosure protection class. processes. The aspects of ruggedness and
Industrial elevators can be integrated reliability, but also of economy, are of
economically into individual and diverse outstanding importance.
transport and logistics tasks, and can
even become integral constituent parts Under hazardous conditions with require-
of production processes. ments for higher types of protection, for
example deployment in cement works, oil
Next Level Economic Efficiency and gas refinery systems, the require-
Worldwide presence and local service ments increase yet again. The decades of
locations with short response times. experience in the development, project
Service hotline directly to the manufac- planning, installation and maintenance of
turer's plant in seven languages. such complex systems enable
Long-term and fast spare part availabil- ThyssenKrupp as a partner to provide the
ity. necessary safety for the most demanding
customers that operate worldwide.
Next Level Reliability
High reliability resulting from the inclu-
sion of proven components.
The latest control system technology
and use of only high-quality materials.

ThyssenKrupp Aufzugswerke – Quality standard from Germany.

DIN EN ISO 9001 Compliance with the minimum requirements for the quality management system of an organisation
DIN EN ISO 14001 Compliance with the worldwide requirements for the environment management system
OHSAS 18001 Compliance with the worldwide recognised requirements for the health and safety management
system
6OHSAS – Occupational Health and Safety Assessment Series8
Cert. 95/16/EC VIII Compliance with the requirements from the Lift Directive 95/16/EC, Appendix VIII,
Quality assurance, product for safety devices

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Protection – against what?

In many branches of industry, such as If this atmosphere is ignited, explosions requirements with regard to failures, acci-
cement manufacturing, crude oil and natu- occur that can lead to severe personal dents or damage.
ral gas production, in mining and many injury and extensive damage to property.
other branches of industry, gases, vapours To avoid the danger of explosions, protec-
or sprays escape during the manufacture, tive regulations in the form of laws, ordi-
processing, transport and storage of flam- nances and standards have been devel-
mable substances. In many processes, oped in most countries to ensure a high
above all in the foodstuffs industry, flam- safety level.
mable dusts are also generated. These
gases, vapours, sprays and dusts hamper The design, construction as well as all
the workflow and, in the worst case, mixed processes during the manufacture of our
with the oxygen in the air, form an explo- elevator systems have been rigorously
sive atmosphere. conceived to comply with the strict

Classifications

Protection classes Protection requirements Areas of application Advantages

Safe-operating
IP codes against in cement / mineral / elevators thanks to
(International Protection) dust & water steel industry etc. increase dustproofing
and waterproofing

Reduced danger of explosion as

in petrochemical / a result of certified components
against as well as suitable non-electrical
Explosion protection chemical / gas
flammable gases materials (for example
(partial / full Ex) industry intrinsically safe electric circuits,
& dust pressure-proof encapsulation,
and in power stations
stainless steel etc.)

against
corrosive Chemicals industry, Long service life of the
elevators thanks to
Corrosion protection environments sites close to the multi-layer painted or
(for example nitrate, coast powder-coated surfaces
seawater etc.)

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IP54

Type of protection in compliance with DIN EN 60529 / DIN VDE 0470 / IEC 529
In industrial plant engineering and construction, IP54 is a typical requirement. An overview of the composition of the IP code 6International
Protection Code8 is provided below.
First code number Meaning
DIN EN 60529 Protection against foreign bodies Protection against contact
IP 0X No protection No protection
IP 1X Protected against solid foreign bodies with ∅ > 50 mm Protected against access with the back of the hand
IP 2X Protected against solid foreign bodies with ∅ > 12.5 mm Protected against access with a finger
IP 3X Protected against solid foreign bodies with ∅ > 2.5 mm Protected against access with a tool
IP 4X Protected against solid foreign bodies with ∅ > 1.0 mm Protected against access with a wire
IP 5X Protected against dust of a damaging quantity Complete protection against contact
IP 6X Dust proof Complete protection against contact

Second code number Meaning

DIN EN 60529 Protection against water
IP X0 No protection
IP X1 Protected against vertically falling water droplets
IP X2 Protected against falling water droplets, even if the housing is inclined by up to 15°
IP X3 Protected against falling spray water, even if the housing is inclined by up to 60°
IP X4 Protection against splash water on all sides
IP X5 Protected against water jets 6nozzle8 from any angle
IP X6 Protected against strong water jets from any angle
IP X7 Protected against temporary immersion
IP X8 Protected against permanent immersion
Specifications in compliance with DIN EN 60529 6VDE 0470-18:2000-09 Types of protection by housing 6IP code8 6IEC 60529:1989+A1:19998.

Typical areas of application in industry

Cement industry Chemicals industry Urea / ammonia industry

6without petrochemicals8

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IP54

Elevator system with protected components

corresponding to IP54
Control system and frequency inverter
Protection of the sensitive electronics against
splash water and dust

Traction sheave and drive motor

Protection of the traction sheave against
dust and dirt to prevent impairment
of the rope traction

Speed governor
Protection of the sensitive electronics against
splash water and dust

Door with door drive and light curtain

Protection of the doors and guides against
dust and water to prevent door obstruction

Elevator car lighting

Protection against dust and splash water

Operating and indicator elements

Within and outside the elevator car, protected
against splash water and dust

Safety gear
Protection of the electric contact against
splash water and dust

Limit switch
Protection of the electric contact against
splash water and dust

Buffer
Protection of the electric contact against
splash water and dust

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Increased type of protection – explosion protection
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Fundamental principle of explosion protection

Avoidance of the simultaneous occurrence of
Flammable substances in dangerous amounts → gas, steam, spray, dust
Oxygen 6air8
Ignition sources → Energy in the form of heat or sparks

EC directive 99/92/EC <ATEX 137> – directive for the operator <employer>

Concerns the installation operator
Assessment of the explosion risks by means of risk analysis
Classification of the potentially explosive areas in zones 6see table below8
Creation of a concept for explosion protection → explosion protection document
Instruction that concerns the minimum regulations for the improvement of health protection and the protection of employees who can
be endangered by explosive atmospheres
Minimum regulations; national regulations can be more extensive
Specification of measures for the protection of employees

EC directive 94/9/EC <ATEX 95> – directive for the manufacturer and/or importer
Directive is addressed to the manufacturer 6or importer8
Instruction for harmonisation of legal regulations of Member States for the proper use of devices and protection systems in potentially
explosive zones
Regulates placing electrical and non-electrical devices and protection systems on the market in the EU
Ex systems may only be installed by skilled elevator personnel specially trained for work in ex zones

Classification of the potentially explosive zones – elevators can be supplied for zones 1, 2 and 22
Atmosphere Zone Description
Zone 0 is an area in which a dangerous potentially explosive atmosphere is continuously present, present over long periods or frequently
0
present as a mixture of air and flammable gases, vapours or sprays.
Zone 1 is an area in which a dangerous potentially explosive atmosphere can occasionally form during normal operation as a mixture of air and
Gases 1*
flammable gases, vapours or sprays.
Zone 2 is an area in which a dangerous potentially explosive atmosphere normally does not occur during normal operation as a mixture of air
2*
and flammable gases, vapours or sprays, or only occurs for a brief period.
Zone 20 is an area in which a dangerous potentially explosive atmosphere is continuously present, present over long periods or frequently
20
present in the form of a cloud of flammable dust.
Zone 21 is an area in which a dangerous potentially explosive atmosphere is occasionally present in the form of a cloud of flammable dust
Dusts 21
during normal operation.
Zone 22 is an area in which a dangerous potentially explosive atmosphere is normally not present or only briefly present in the form of a cloud
22**
of flammable dust during normal operation.
* In zones 1 and 2 6gases8, partially or completely explosion-proof elevator systems can be deployed
** In zone 22 6dusts8, partially explosion-proof elevator systems can be deployed – on request.

Examples of explosion-proof versions of components

Landing pushbutton box, Control Emergency horn, Gear drive, Control cabinet, Control cabinet,
Ex version device in Ex Ex version in partial Ex version Ex de version Ex pz version

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Explanation of the device designation

Example II 2G Ex ib IIB T3
see point

for devices, components and protection systems

and
Device group I – Mining II – Other areas
Device category M1 M2 1G 1D 2G 2D 3G 3D
in accordance with
Ma Mb Ga Da Gb Db Gc Dc
EPL*
Zone 0 20 1 21 2 22
continuous, frequent or
Danger occasionally rare and brief
over a longer period
very high level high level of
Requirement very high level of safety high level of safety normal safety
of safety safety
G – Gas, D – Dust, * alternative designation in accordance with IEC/EN 600079-0.

if EN 60079 6gases / vapours8 and/or IEC/EN 61241 6dusts8 are applied

for electrical devices

Symbol Zone Representation Norm
Type of protection
Standard Alternative
IEC 60079-7
Increased safety e eb 1 EN 60079-7
ISA 600079-7
IEC 60079-1
Pressure-proof
d db 1 EN 60079-1
encapsulation
ISA 60079-1
IEC 60079-2
Overpressure
pz pzc 2 EN 60079-2
encapsulation
ISA 60079-2
IEC 60079-11
Ib Ib 1
Intrinsic safety EN 60079-11
ic ic 2
ISA 60079-11

Fire-damp endangered zones

Group I Methane
Potential gas explosive zones
II A II B II C
Group II
Propane Ethylene Hydrogen
Potential dust explosive zones
III A III B III C
Group III
flammable flakes non-conducting dust conducting dust

Atmosphere Gases Dusts

Class T1 T2 T3 T4 T5 T6 T … °C
Surface temperat. max. 450 °C 300 °C 200 °C 135 °C 100 °C 85 °C f.exam. T 80 °C

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Protection for elevators – corrosion protection
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Corrosion

Corrosion protection for our industrial elevators

•Elevator shafts for industrial systems are usually designed as steel constructions with sheet metal facing.
Environmental influences, for example rain, dust, chemical reactions of different substances etc., enter the shaft.
Ambient Aggressive compounds can arise.
conditions

•The requirement for a long service life is suitable protection against aggressive environmental influences.
•ThyssenKrupp uses multi-layer powder coating industrial versions for steel / steel plates. In addition, depending on
Solution from requirements, galvanisation and/or hot-dip galvanisation 6duplex system8 are used 6for example DIN EN ISO 129448.
ThyssenKrupp

Corrosivity category for atmospheric ambient conditions in compliance with DIN EN ISO 12944-2
Salt spray test Condensate test
Corrosion protection
Corrosivity category Examples of the environment complying with complying with
at ThyssenKrupp
ISO 7253 ISO 6270
C1 Only indoors: heated buildings with neutral atmospheres Priming,
insignificant 6for example offices, schools8 min. 60 µm
Rural areas with low pollution, unheated buildings in which conden-
C2 Priming,
sation can 120 hours
Low min. 60 µm
occur 6for example warehouses, sport halls, rural areas8
Urban and industrial atmosphere with moderate air pollution,
C3 coastal areas with low air salt content, production rooms with high 2-layer system,
480 hours 240 hours
Moderate air humidity and slight air pollution approx. 120 µm
6for example foodstuff manufacturing, laundries, breweries8
Industrial areas,
Sand-blasting
C4 coastal areas with moderate air salt content
720 hours 480 hours + 2-layer system,
Strong 6for example chemical plants, swimming baths, boathouses, cheese
approx. 140 µm
manufacturing, tunnels, traffic intersections8
C5-I Industrial areas with high air humidity and aggressive atmosphere Sand-blasting + 2-layer system
Very strong and air pollution, chlorine environment 1,440 hours 720 hours + partially galvanised,
6industry8 6for example swimming baths, chlorine plant8 approx. 160 µm
C5-M Coastal and offshore areas with high air salt content, buildings with
3-layer system,
Very strong virtually continuous condensation and with strong air pollution 6for 1,440 hours 720 hours
> 240 µm
6sea8 example oil rigs, sulphate plants8

In the case of explosion-proof elevators, a finishing layer of paint 6RAL 7046, telegrey, 60 - 80 µm8 with discharge capability is used to
avoid static charges.

Shaft steel structure Landing door Dust and

6powder-coated8 dirt accumulations

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Rugged elevator car equipment
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Car operating panel <car pushbutton box>

Flush with elevator car wall
Position and travel direction indicator
Alarm button and emergency call system

Version Version Explosion-proof

IP21 and IP54 IP65 version

Elevator car lighting

Flush mounted
Bright lighting

Fluorescent lamps Detail view

Wall panels
Sheet metal
Shockproof and constructively reinforced
High-quality powder coating
On Ex systems, only surfaces
with discharge capability 6no aluminium8 Mouse Grey White Aluminium Traffic White Stainless Steel Stainless Steel
6RAL 70058 6RAL 90068 6RAL 90168 Grain 220 Linen

Bumper rail
For protection of the car walls
6can be in 1 to 3 rows8
Height approx. 200 mm
On Ex systems, only surfaces with
discharge capability 6no aluminium8, Hard Wood Stainless Steel
no plastic8

Floor cover
Fire resistance class Cfl-s1 6EN13501-18
Anti-slip R 9 6DIN511308
For the most part resistant to oil / grease
Electrostatic discharge capability
On Ex systems, only surfaces with Astro ec black Astro ec grey Astro ec blue Astro ec earth coloured Bulb Plate
discharge capability 6no aluminium8 Rubber Rubber Rubber Rubber V2A 64 mm8

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Technical specifications: Q = 450 - 2000 kg
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Technical data <traction elevator with machine room above the shaft>
Rated load Q CkgD 450 630 1000 1250 1600 2000
Elevator type 68
BO51 / BO53 / SO51 / SO53 BO53 / SO53
Speed 18
v Pm/sQ 1.0 - 2.0 0.63 - 2.0
Travel height max. 18
TH PmQ 100
Open through entrance optional
Car width 18
CW PmmQ 1050 1100 1400 1500 1600
Car depth 18
CD PmmQ 900 1400 1600 1800 2100 2500
Car height 18
CH PmmQ 2200 2300
Door width DW PmmQ 800 900 1100 1300
Door height DH PmmQ 2000 2100
Shaft width min. SW min. PmmQ 1750 1800 2100 2200 2450
Shaft depth min. 6with 1 entrance8 28
SD min. PmmQ 1400 1900 2100 2300 2600 3000
Shaft headroom height min. SH min. PmmQ 3600 - 4200 3700 - 4200 3700 - 4400
Shaft pit depth min. SP min. PmmQ 1400 - 2200

Machine room: with type of protection IP54 and with explosion protection "partial Ex" 3> IP54 Partial

Rated load Q CkgD 450 630 1000 1250 1600 2000

Machine room width MRW PmmQ 3450 3800 3900 3950 4050
Machine room depth 6= shaft depth8 MRD PmmQ 1700 1900 2100 2300 2600 3000
Machine room height MRH PmmQ 2500

Machine room: with explosion protection "full Ex", ATEX 3> 5> Full

Rated load Q CkgD 450 630 1000 1250 1600 2000

Machine room width MRW PmmQ 5300 5400 5500 on request
Machine room depth MRD PmmQ 2500 2550 on request
Machine room height MRH PmmQ 2800 on request

Specified loads
Rated load Q CkgD 450 630 1000 1250 1600 2000
Forces on the machine room floor
with normal operation P1-P5 PkNQ 87 91 100 118 120 159
exceptional load 48
P1-P5 PkNQ 277 289 318 376 382 474
Car load PkN/m²Q 5.0
Forces in the shaft pit
max. forces in the shaft pit P7-P10 PkNQ 88 96 121 149 169 210
Horizontal forces on the car guide rails
towards the shaft depth Fx PkNQ 0.4 0.7 0.9 1.7 2.1
towards the shaft width Fy PkNQ 0.8 1.0 2.0 2.5 3.1 4.0
18
The travel height decisively determines the elevator and shaft parameters. Exact planning specifications depend on the configuration of the elevator system in each case. Deviating
dimensions are possible on request. Our sales advisors will be glad to provide information regarding the creation of exact planning data for your specific system configuration.
28
In the case of an open through entrance, the shaft depth is adapted.
38
The machine room dimensions can be adapted on request.
48
These loads occur at least once a year during the annual check of the installation 6safety gear test8.
58
Speed for explosion-proof installation "full Ex" on request.
68
Elevator types:
BO51/SO51 – Passenger traction elevator with machine room above the shaft, with gear drive and frequency inverter
BO53/SO53 – Freight traction elevator with machine room above the shaft, with gear drive and frequency inverter
Maximum permitted deviation from the vertical ± 25 mm.
During the planning phase, please consider all applicable regulations stipulated by the relevant notified body and all applicable national regulations.
Key for the abbreviations used, see page 14.

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Technical data <traction elevator with machine room above the shaft>
Rated load Q CkgD 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 5000
Elevator type 68
BO53 / SO53
Speed 18
v Pm/sQ 0.63 - 1.6 0.5 - 1.0
Travel height max. 18
TH PmQ 100 60
Open through entrance optional
Car width 18
CW PmmQ 1800 2000 2400
Car depth 18
CD PmmQ 2600 2700 3000 3500 3900 3600
Car height 18
CH PmmQ 2300
Door width DW PmmQ 1600 1800 2200
Door height DH PmmQ 2100
Shaft width min. SW min. PmmQ 2900 3000 3550
Shaft depth min. 6with 1 entrance8 28
SD min. PmmQ 3100 3200 3500 4000 4400 4100
Shaft headroom height min. SH min. PmmQ 3700 - 4200 4100
Shaft pit depth min. SP min. PmmQ 1600 - 2200 2000

Machine room: with type of protection IP54 and with explosion protection "partial Ex" 3> IP54 Partial

Rated load Q CkgD 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 5000

Machine room width MRW PmmQ 4600 4700 5200
Machine room depth 6= shaft depth8 MRD PmmQ 3100 3200 3500 4000 4400 4100
Machine room height MRH PmmQ 2500 2200

Machine room: with explosion protection "full Ex", ATEX 3> 5> Full

Rated load Q CkgD 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 5000

Machine room width MRW PmmQ on request –
Machine room depth MRD PmmQ on request –
Machine room height MRH PmmQ on request –

Specified loads
Rated load Q CkgD 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 5000
Forces on the machine room floor
with normal operation P1-P5 PkNQ 192 227 220 241 264 290
exceptional load 48
P1-P5 PkNQ 614 724 703 673 735 808
Car load PkN/m²Q 5.0
Forces in the shaft pit
max. forces in the shaft pit PkNQ 274 309 337 380 417 460
Horizontal forces on the car guide rails
towards the shaft depth Fx PkNQ 3.8 4.7 6.2 7.9 9.8 12.0
towards the shaft width Fy PkNQ 6.0 7.0 9.1 10.9 12.9 14.3
18
The travel height decisively determines the elevator and shaft parameters. Exact planning specifications depend on the configuration of the elevator system in each case. Deviating
dimensions are possible on request. Our sales advisors will be glad to provide information regarding the creation of exact planning data for your specific system configuration.
28
In the case of an open through entrance, the shaft depth is adapted.
38
The machine room dimensions can be adapted on request.
48
These loads occur at least once a year during the annual check of the installation 6safety gear test8.
58
Speed for explosion-proof installation "full Ex" on request.
68
Elevator types:
BO51/SO51 – Passenger traction elevator with machine room above the shaft, with gear drive and frequency inverter
BO53/SO53 – Freight traction elevator with machine room above the shaft, with gear drive and frequency inverter
Maximum permitted deviation from the vertical ± 25 mm.
During the planning phase, please consider all applicable regulations stipulated by the relevant notified body and all applicable national regulations.
Key for the abbreviations used, see page 14.

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With 1 entrance Shaft vertical section

With open through entrance

Door types
Side-opening, double-panel telescopic opening
door 6M2T8 for door widths DW = 800 to 1400 mm

Centre-opening, four-panel telescopic sliding door

6M4TZ8 for door widths DW > 1400 to 2500 mm

* The exact positions of the load points in the machine room and in the shaft pit
are entered in the general arrangement drawing.
Arrangement of the shaft layout is only an example and is also possible as mirror-inverted.
The centre-opening, double-panel sliding door is also available. Key for the abbreviations used, see page 14.

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Machine room with type of protection IP54

IP54

Machine room with explosion protection <partial Ex>

Partial

Note regarding partial Ex:

Layout and version only
as examples here.
The exact layout and
version depend on the
danger assessment of the
operator / owner of the
installation.

Machine room with explosion protection <full Ex>, ATEX

Full

Key for the abbreviations used, see page 14.

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Planning information
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Connection of the guide rails

to the shaft steel structure
To attach the brackets for the elevator car
and counterweight guide rails of the eleva-
Detail "A"
tor, defined fixing points on the shaft steel Forces on elevator car
structure are required. These fixing points guide rails
6values, see page 10/118
consist of steel plates with elongated holes
and must be supplied by the customer and
mounted on the shaft steel structure.
These fixing points must be positioned
precisely according to our lay-out and
configured for the maximum guide rail
loads 6see page 10/118.

Planning information Key for the abbreviations used:

Temperature range in the shaft and in According to the type of loading and DH - door height
DW - door width
the machine room: + 5 °C to + 40 °C 6in unloading, additional hydraulic locking CH - car height
accordance with EN 81-18 devices can become necessary CW - car width
CD - car depth
Air humidity: 20 % to 80 % 6for example with fork lift traffic8. SW - shaft width
SD - shaft depth
6depending on the temperature8 TH - travel height
Lightning protection measures 6corre- HST1 - floor-to-floor distance
HST2 - distance offset landing
sponding to national regulations8 are to SH - shaft headroom height
be supplied by the customer. SP - shaft pit depth
FFL - finished floor level
The Model Wiring Directive 6MLAR8 must UFL - structural floor level
be implemented by the customer. MRW - machine room width
MRD - machine room depth
Power supply 400 V / 50 Hz, mains MRH - machine room height
Fx, Fy - horizontal elevator car rail forces
structure TN-C
Light system 230 V / 50 Hz

Notes

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Reference projects
Fact Sheet for industrial elevators

Installations with protection class IP54 IP54

Rated load Travel height Number of
Project Country Speed Cm/sD Classification
CkgD CmD landings
KHD Rezzato / Italcementi Italy 3,500 1.0 95 9 IP54
Etileno XXI Mexico 5,000 1.0 30 5 IP54
100,000 MTPD Copper Concentrator
Mexico 1100 - 2500 1.0 19 - 33 3-7 IP54
65 installations8
Organic Growth Project 1 63 installa-
Chile 2,000 1.0 20 / 23 / 38 4/5/2 IP54
tions8
Kronos Belgium 5,000 1.0 21 4 IP54
Kolomna Moscow Russia 4,000 1.0 46 8 IP54
Guacolda Unit 5 Chile 2,000 1.0 20 4 IP54

Installations in partially potentially explosive areas Partial

Rated load Travel height Number of

Project Country Speed Cm/sD Classification
CkgD CmD landings
BASF Schwarzheide E430 Germany 5,800 0.8 28 5 Zone 2 Ex IIA/IIB T3
YPF Coke Drum Argentina 3,000 1.0 67 6 Zone 1 Ex de IIA/IIB T3
North Jeddah Pump Station 2 x 1,200 2x3
Saudi Arabia 1.6 53 Zone 2 Ex IIB T3
64 installations8 2 x 2,000 2x2
Al Jubail AA Saudi Arabia 2,000 1.0 5 2 Zone 1 Ex IIB T3
Coking Plant Prosper, Bottrop Germany 410 1.0 98 8 Zone 2 Ex IIB T3
THPP-3 Thailand 3,100 0.5 26 5 Zone 2 Ex IIB T3
Sidmar Arcelor II Belgium 630 1.0 58 5 Zone 2 Ex IIB T3

Installations in potentially explosive areas Full

Rated load Travel height Number of
Project Country Speed Cm/sD Classification
CkgD CmD landings
Jurong Aromatics Complex Singapore 1,495 1.0 75 9 Zone 2 Ex de IIA/IIB T3 & IIC T1
Al Jubail AA 63 installations8 Saudi Arabia 2100 1.0 15 / 25 / 26 3/5/6 Ex de IIB T4
Orand Ariosol Iran 1,250 1.0 36 11 Ex de IIB T3
Essar oil India 3000 0.8 63 4 Ex de IIA/IIB T3
MOC Cracker Thailand 1,650 1.0 37 8 Ex de IIB T3
Polymerization Project Iran 1,250 1.6 52 13 Ex de IIB T3
Yanbu Petrochemical Complex Olefins Saudi Arabia 2000 1.0 37 8 Ex de IIB T3

Typical areas of application in industry

IP54 Partial Full

Cement industry Chemicals industry Petrochemical industry

6without petrochemicals8

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Telephone +49 608 7158 12-0 ∙ Telefax +49 608 7158 12-2585
www.thyssenkrupp-elevator-eli.com ∙ [email protected]

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