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Second Announcement - Programme with speakers
FOR REGISTRATION FORM CLICK HERE The 18th International Congress on Vertical Transportation Technologies at KKL Lucerne 2-4 June 2010 Dear Colleague, We have great pleasure in issuing the second announcement of Elevcon 2010, the 18th world congress of the International Association of Elevator Engineers in Lucerne, Switzerland. Enclosed is an outstanding list of proposed presentations and posters by leading experts from all over the world within the vertical transportation industry and we hope you will contribute to its success by your participation. The congress and exhibition of industry innovations are planned for three days at one of the most prestigious sites in Lucerne, the KKL Lucerne Congress Centre on the lake. Join us in Lucerne for Elevcon 2010
Ami Lustig, ESL – Eng. S. Lustig, Consulting Engineers Ltd, Israel Elevcon 2010 Chairman & Programme Manager
Elevcon Steering Committee Mr. G.W. Gibson, IAEE Executive Board, U.S.A. Mr. R. Howkins, Ove Arup & Partners, UK Mr. John Inglis, OAM, IAEE President, Australia Dr. A.T.P. So, City University, Hong Kong Mr. J. Stier, IAEE Administrative Board Mr. S. Targit, Asray, Turkey
Programme Timetable Wednesday 02 June, 2010
09:00-11:00 Session 1, Opening / Energy Efficiency Welcome & Announcements Mr. Ami Lustig, Elevcon 2010 Chairman, Israel Mr. John Inglis, President of IAEE, Australia Mr. Urs W. Studer, Mayor of Lucerne, Switzerland Mr. Jürgen Tinggren, President of the Management Committee of Schindler Elevators & Escalators, Switzerland The studies in Europe and the energy efficiency guideline VDI 4707 U. Lindegger, Schindler Aufzüge AG, Switzerland Energy efficiency of lifts developments W. Kasteleijn, Liftinstituut Holding B.V., The Netherlands Efficiency of gearless machines and possibilities of increasing their efficiency E. Vogler, ThyssenKrupp Aufzugswerke GmbH, Germany 11:00-11:30 Break (GROUP PICTURE)
11:30-13:30 Session 2, Traffic State-of-the-art traffic analyses L. Finschi, Schindler Aufzüge AG, Switzerland An advanced zoning system for a skyscraper; H. Aoki, Elevator Laboratory Ltd., Japan Designing elevator installations using modern estimates of passenger demand R. Peters1 & R. Smith2, 1Peters Research Ltd. UK, 2ThyssenKrupp Elevator, UAE Circular transportation in the 21st century (without the “beautiful” counterweight!) A. M. Godwin, Lerch Bates, UK
14:45-15:45 Session 3, Posters
City of Miami Beach: representation of an authority having jurisdiction J. Antona, Chief, Elevator Safety Section, Miami Beach, Florida, USA Energy efficient modernisation of hydraulic drives T. Aschwanden & C. Jost, Bucher Hydraulics AG, Switzerland Lifts energy consumption study L. Asvestopoulos & N. Spyropoulos, Kleemann Hellas SA, Greece Elevator installations near by the Bosphorus from Ottoman era E. Barlas1, C. E. Imrak2 & E. Kayaoglu2, 1Barlas Consultancy, Istanbul, Turkey, 2Mechanical Engineering Faculty, Istanbul Technical University, TurkeySemiconductor technologies for novel elevator sensorsB. De Coi & F. Lustenberger, ESPROS Photonics Ltd., Switzerland Energy-saving techniques of elevator group control system S. Kobori, M. Iwata, N. Suzuki & S. Yamashita, Mitsubishi Electric Corp., Japan Statistical analysis of accidents regarding the use of elevators in Greece M. – P. Koutsovasili1,2, N. Papanikolaou1, V. Zarikas1 & C. Kyritsi3 1Lamia Institute of Technology, Department of Electrical Engineering, Greece, 2Elevators Panagiotis N. Koutsovasilis, Greece, 3Athens Trolley – Buses S.A, Greece Sensitivity analysis of lift car installation design variables to guide shoes wear F. J. Martínez1, R. Monge1, M. A. Martínez2, J. A. Roig3, A. Gómez1 & M. A. Jiménez1 1Instituto Tecnológico de Aragón, Research, Development & Technological Services Area, Zaragoza, Spain, 2University of Zaragoza, Spain, 3MP Lifts, Spain New leakage current filter, “passive canceller” is breakthrough against noise of inverter unit H. Ohkubo1, J. Takeda1, R. Ohtsubo1, K. Shimane1, Y. Komori1 & J. Tsuda2, 1Toshiba Elevator and Building Systems Corp., JAPAN, 2Toshiba Corp., JAPAN Study on parameters decreasing the bearing noise level - sealed spherical roller bearing case J. Pommereul, SKF Group, Industrial Marketing, Gothenburg, Sweden Elevatoring parameters consideration to Middle East / South Asia V. Rajah, Fortune Consultants, Asia New machinery directive and its impact on the vertical transportation sector N. Spyropoulos & L. Asvestopoulos, Kleemann Hellas SA, Greece Liftinstituut as accredited elevator/escalator certification organisation (AECO): what are the differences and similarities between being a notified body or an AECO? J. Van Vliet, Liftinstituut Holding B.V., The Netherlands New sliding clip push through force and seismic applications A. Visconti, G. La Perna & G. Signor, Monteferro Spa, Italy
15:45-16:00 Break
16:00-18:15 Session 4, Safety Chairman: A. T. P. So Optical elevator door sensor system with planar detection area E. Sano, M. Shikai, Y. Kawae, A. Shiratsuki, H. Nakajima & T. Masuda, Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, Japan Lift performance and stack effect R. Howkins, Arup, UK Fault-tolerant encoder and its application for elevators A. Forrai & T. Ueda, Mitsubishi Elevator Europe, The Netherlands Safe operation of an elevator drive without motor contactors H. Koenig, Emerson Control Techniques, Newtown, UK BACnet protocols for elevators – first draft announcement A.T.P. So, Scientific Advisor, IAEE, Hong Kong
18:15-19:00 Break
19:00 Welcome reception (Best Western Hotel Flora)
Thursday 03 June, 2010 08:30-10:30 Session 5, Testing, Service & Maintenance Chairman: S. Targit
A short history of
destructive elevator testing and today’s non-destructive approach forecast
on future techniques Improvement of vertical transportation service in existing buildings L. Asvestopoulos & N. Spyropoulos, Kleemann Hellas SA, Greece Maintenance support tools for elevator equipments that use cellular phones Y. Sasamori1, T. Kotani1, S. Kimura1 & T. Hayashi2, 1Toshiba Elevator and Building Systems Corp., Japan, 2KDDI Corporation, Japan Improving maintenance strategies of elevators and escalators with condition monitoring J. Pommereul, SKF Group, Industrial Marketing, Gothenburg, Sweden
11:00-12:30 Session 6, Mechanical I Chairman: G. Thumm Development of brake control system for elevators R. Kondo1, H. Kigawa1, T. Ueda2, M. Shibata1, J. Hashimoto1, A. Chida1 & H. Marumo1, 1Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, Japan, 2Mitsubishi Elevator Europe, The Netherlands Application of finite element method to design of progressive crush buffer concepts for elevators J. M. Bielsa1, S. Watanabe2, J. Orús1, I. Nadal1, C. Peribañez1, A. Gómez1 & M. A. Jiménez1, 1Research, Development & Technological Services Area, Instituto Tecnológico de Aragón (ITA), Zaragoza, Spain, 2Advanced Technology R&D Center, Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, Tsukaguchi‑Honmachi, Amagasaki City, Hyogo, Japan Small ropes - aspects for usage in elevator application W. Vogel & W. Scheunemann, Pfeifer DRAKO Drahtseilwerk GmbH, Germany
12:30-12:45 Break
12:45-13:45 Session 7, Workshop Convenors: H. Jappsen & O. Rieke, Jappsen Ingenieure, Germany Difficulties in comparing the efficiency of different destination control systems
Afternoon and Evening Programme
15:00 Meeting and boarding @ pier number 6 (next to the KKL).
15:15 Departure from Lucerne by boat.
· We shall take the funicular to go up to Buergenstock, where we shall see the Hammetschwand lift which is Europe's highest outdoor lift (152 m).
· We shall hike along the scenic mountain trail for about 25 minutes and go up by lift to the Hammetschwand, enjoy the panoramic view and return to the lift station from where we hike back the 2.6 km path to Buergenstock CLUB.
· Participants who do not wish to hike can stay in the hotel area and enjoy an aperitif.
18:00
Welcome and aperitif at Buergenstock CLUB. 19:00 Dinner and speech of Mr. Christoph Lindenmeyer, CEO of Schindler Switzerland 23:00 Returning by bus to Lucerne
The tour and dinner are organised and sponsored by Schindler Friday 04 June, 2010
08:30-10:00 Session 8, Escalators Chairman: V. Rajah Escalators that are friendly to humans and the environment Y. Ise, M. Sakaue & T. Fukuda, MITO Design & Production Division., Urban Planning and Development Systems, Hitachi, Ltd., Japan Electrically based intelligent escalator braking systems L. Al-Sharif1, K. Seaborne2 & D. Austin3, 1University of Jordan, UK, 2London Underground Ltd., UK, 3KONE Escalators, UK Helical escalators and moving walkways D. Michel, Helixator, Germany
10:30-12:30 Session 9, Mechanical II & Hydraulic Chairman: J. Inglis Design parameters and stress analysis of elevator guide rail brackets S. Koç1, C. E. Imrak2, S. Targit3, 1Wittur, R & D Department, Istanbul, Turkey,2Mechanical Engineering Faculty, Istanbul Technical University, Turkey,3ASRAY Company, Gebze, Kocaeli, Turkey Practical stress behaviour of complete rail fastening systems M. Merz, Hilti Corporation, Principality of Liechtenstein Importance of thermal balance for hydraulic elevators K. F. Celik1 & M. Kucur2, 1Blain Hydraulics GmbH, Germany, 2Istanbul University, Engineering Faculty, Turkey Modern hydraulic power units: evolving from electronic control into intelligence E. Goenechea, Bucher Hydraulics AG, Switzerland
12:30-13:45 Lunch break
13:45-14:45 Session 10, Evacuation Chairman: R. Howkins Evacuating using elevators: enhancing the CTBUH approach for the Dutch high-rise covenant J. Wit, Deerns Consulting Engineers, The Netherlands The use of cameras to evacuate people in elevators J. Trett1 & C. Simpkins2,1C.E. Electronics Ltd., UK,2C.E. Electronics Inc., USA
14:45-15:00 Break
15:00-16:45 Session 11, Energy Consumption / Closing Chairman: L. Al Sharif Impact of traffic on annual elevator energy consumption M. L. Siikonen, J. Sorsa & H. Hakala, KONE Corporation, Finland State of the art of calculation methods for elevator energy consumption A. M. Lorente, A. Gómez, D. Díez & F. Arteche, Instituto Tecnológico de Aragón, Zaragoza, Spain Elevator system under use of variable speed transmission C. Studer, H. Kocher & N. Medar, Schindler Elevators Ltd., Switzerland Report from Workshop / Closing Remarks 16:45-17:00 Break
17:00-17:30 IAEE General Assembly & Elections
The programme with the timetable detailed presentations will be available on www.elevcon.com from 15 May 2010 Congress registration The congress registration form is enclosed and is also available on www.elevcon.com The early registration fees are: €760.00 - Congress package (registration until 15.02.2010) €280.00 - Accompanying person fee Late registration supplements (as of 16.02.2010) €180.00 - Congress package late registration supplement € 60.00 - Accompanying person late registration supplement Congress package includes: Congress kit (bag and badge), all coffee breaks, welcome reception, daily luncheons, tour and dinner programme, book of proceedings & congress material, access to all sessions and 3 days pass to visit the exhibition. Accompanying person package includes: all coffee breaks, welcome reception, daily luncheons, tour and dinner programme, 3 days pass to visit the exhibition. Accompanying persons have no access to sessions. Welcome reception All participants and registered accompanying persons are invited to the welcome reception on 2 June in the evening. 2nd evening tour & dinner Sponsored by Schindler
For the second evening (3 June) we plan a tour to a lift installation
followed by a dinner sponsored by Schindler. All participants and
registered accompanying persons are invited.
At approx. 15:00 hrs departure from Lucerne by boat. We shall take the funicular to go up to Buergenstock, where we shall see the Hammetschwand lift which is Europe's highest outdoor lift and travels a vertical distance 152m in less than a minute. We shall go up by lift to Hammetschwand and return to the lift station from where a short walk will bring us to the Buergenstock hotel. Participants who do not wish to hike can stay in the hotel area and enjoy an aperitif. Around 19:30 hrs we shall dine at the Buergenstock Club returning at night to Lucerne. (this is a provisional itinerary, subject to changes) Lucerne
How to get to Lucerne Direct fast trains link Lucerne to Zurich’s international airport and from there KKL is just in front of the Lucerne train station. Places of interest The city was founded in 1178 and offers many interesting sites, such as the Mill Bridge and Chapel Bridge with the 13th century octagonal Water Tower, the Old Town Hall, the City Wall, the Rittersche Palace, Hof Church, Musegg Wall, the Lion Monument, Hof, Jesuit and Franciscan churches, and the Glacier Garden, a relic from the Ice Age and much more. Lucerne has also many interesting museums, among them are the Transport Museum, the Hans Erni Museum, the Museum of Art (on the top floor of the KKL), the Rosengart Collection, the Nature Museum, the Museum of History, the Alpenium and the Bellpark Museum Touring Lucerne & Switzerland Lucerne offers many walking tours of the city which are an excellent way to discover the town’s history and landmarks. Alternatively one can take the city stroll by the city train. A 40-minute non-stop tour with audio guide (eight languages) drives the visitor though the past of the most famous sights, and it gives an interesting overview of the beautiful city. Sightseeing tours to other parts of the country, such as Montreux, Geneva, Zurich, etc. are also available.
Currency The official currency is the Swiss Franc as Switzerland is not part of the EU. Weather Lucerne’s weather in June is usually pleasant and is 22°C during the day.
Exhibition The exhibition, which is designed for a limited number of stands, will be open during all congress sessions. The exhibition hall is next to the main congress hall and the coffee break area. Invitations to visit the exhibition will be issued for members of the elevator industry in Switzerland. The floor plan and the application form for space are available on: www.elevcon.com. For reservation of a stand please contact the exhibition secretariat: By fax: +44-8701-300790 or +49-6925-577350 or By e-mail iaee@elevcon.com or katrin_pust@elevcon.com
Hotel Accommodation We have selected carefully two hotels, both a short walk from the KKL congress center and booked a certain number of rooms for participants. As it is high season we recommend booking as early as possible. For reservations you may use the enclosed form or use the same form on this website click HOTELS ACCOMMODATION FORM
Best Western Hotel Flora
**** 161 rooms all furnished with First Class Comfort. Non-smoking rooms are available. All rooms are soundproofed. Hotel Facilities General: Restaurant, bar, 24-hour front desk, elevator, safety deposit box, luggage storage. Services: Room Service, laundry, dry cleaning, breakfast in the Room, ironing service, currency exchange, fax/photocopying, ticket service. Internet: Wireless internet is available in public areas and costs CHF 15.00 per hour. Guest Parking: Private parking is possible. Hotel Schweizerhof ***** Scheizerhofquai 3, 6002 Lucerne The Schweizerhof Hotel Lucerne in an ideal location on the main square overlooking the lake. The rooms have modem connection, minibar, direct-dial telephone, radio, cable TV with all major national and international stations, pay TV, LAN, guest information system, high-speed Internet access. Electricity supply 220 V; safety door key with Key Card; safe. Bathroom with bath/toilet, with a shower as well in most rooms. Hotel facilities General services: Restaurant, room service, banquet facilities, cocktail bar, conference facilities, disabled facilities, gymnasium, laundry service, lobby. Guest Parking: Private parking available.
The information about the hotels was taken from hotel publicity and IAEE has no responsibility for its content.
Contacts Please visit our website or contact: Ami Lustig, Congress Chairman Email: lustig@elevcon.com Fax: +972-3-5732893 Joseph Stier, Administration Email: iaee@elevcon.com Fax: +44-8701-300790 Elevcon 2010 Secretariat (IAEE) for registration, booking of stands and hotels: Email: iaee@elevcon.com Fax: +44-8701-300790
IAEE General: iaee@elevcon.com Ami Lustig: lustig@elevcon.com Exhibition: katrin_pust@elevcon.com Albert So: bcalbstp@cityu.adu.hk John Inglis: john@amron.com.au Sefa Targit: stargit@asray.com George Gibson: gwgibson@gwgibson.net Roger Howkins: roger.howkins@arup.com Secretariat: Katrin Pust iaee@elevcon.com or katrin_pust@elevcon.com Joseph Stier: iaee@elevcon.com |
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