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Carbon-Fiber Hoisting Technology: Pushing High-Rise Buildings Even Higher
SANTERI SUORANTA
HEAD OF TECHNOLOGY, MAJOR PROJECTS, KONE CORPORATION
INCREASING IN NUMBER AND HEIGHT
High-rise building trend
300 m+ buildings200 m+ buildings
Total number of existing tall buildings
Completion of high-rise buildings by yearNr of buildings
Source: CTBUH
Note: Figures for 2016 and 2017 are projections
High Rise TechnologyHAS REACHED ITS LIMITS
Heavy
Moving Masses
High
Energy
Consumption
Challenges
With Component
Durability
Sensitive
To Weather
Tallest 20 in 2020PROJECTED WORLDS 20 TALLEST BUILDINGS IN 2020
© Council Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat
HOW DO WE GO TALLER?
High friction coating
▪ Resistant to wear and
abrasion
▪ Good bonding with Epoxy
and Carbon Fiber
Epoxy matrix
▪ Transfers the tension
between Carbon Fibers
▪ Keeps Fiber Bar in Shape
Carbon fibers
▪ High E-Modulus
▪ High Strength
▪ Inert to high temperatures
Carbon-Fiber Hoisting TechnologyWHAT IS IT?
WHAT DOES IT DO
Carbon-Fiber Hoisting Technology
Total moving masses (kg)
Elevator travel (m)
SMALLER MOVING MASSES
Carbon-Fiber
Hoisting TechnologyWHAT DOES IT DO
New Hoisting Design
▪ Less Sensitive
to Building Sway
▪ Improved Maintenance
Profile
▪ Longer Life Time
Increase
Revenue
Flexible
Design
Reduce
Cost
Environment
Friendly
Carbon-Fiber Hoisting TechnologyWHAT CAN WE DO WITH IT
Carbon FiberKONE UltraRope
ConventionalSteel Rope
Single Core
Up to 1,000 m
Sky Lobbies
Not Required
Direct Access
To Spaces
Carbon-Fiber Hoisting TechnologyGRANTING DESIGN FREEDOM TO ARCHITECTS
Carbon-Fiber Hoisting TechnologyREDUCING CAPITAL EXPENSES FOR DEVELOPERS
Smaller Machine Room Loads
Lower Acceleration Currents
Less Heat in Machine Room
Less Noise
Carbon-Fiber Hoisting TechnologyBETTER PERFORMANCE FOR OPERATORS
BetterPerformance in High Wind
LessEnergy Used
LongerLife of Ropes
EasierMaintenance and Replacement
MoreGreen Credits
Carbon-Fiber Hoisting TechnologyINCREASED REVENUE FOR OWNERS
Faster Movement to Attractions
Ultra VIPDirect Movements
LatestTechnology Integration
Carbon-Fiber Hoisting TechnologyHELPING THE INDUSTRY HELP THE ENVIRONMENTS
LOWEREnergy
Consumption
LESSMaterial and
Waste
NO Oil Usage
Is it real?
YESIt is, in fact, happening
Type Examination Certificate
▪ KONE UltraRopeTM
▪ Lifts Directive 2013/33/EU
▪ Parts of EN81-1:1998+A3:2009 and EN81-20: 2014
ASME – Certificate of Conformance
Acting under ASME A.17.7/CSA B44.7-07
China – SAC/TC196 NETEC reviews
Malaysia – Lifts Directive 95/1 6/EC
Parts of EN81-1:1998+A3:2009
IS IT REAL?
Carbon-Fiber Hoisting Technology
SINGAPORE
Marina Bay Sands
▪ KONE UltraRope installed
in September 2013
▪ Travel 57 floors
▪ Rope weight reduced 2700 kgs.
▪ 13% energy reduction vs.
similar elevators using steel
ropes
Image courtesy of Marina Bay Sands®
AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND
Sky Tower
▪ KONE UltraRope installed
in 2015
▪ Travel 328 m
▪ Speed increased from 3.5 m/s
to 5 m/s
▪ Rope weight reduced over
3,600 kgs.
▪ More than 20% energy
reduction
BEIJING, CHINA
China Zun
▪ Building height 528 meters
▪ Tallest building in Beijing upon
completion in 2018
▪ KONE will provide 142
elevators and escalators,
including 21 KONE DoubleDeck
elevators with speeds of 10 m/s
▪ The first skyscraper to be
installed with KONE
UltraRope® in China
JEDDAH, SAUDI ARABIA
Jeddah Tower
▪ Building height over 1,000
meters
▪ World’s tallest upon completion
in 2018
▪ KONE will provide the fastest
and highest DoubleDeck
elevators powered by KONE
UltraRope
▪ Rope weight is 1/3 of the
traditional steel rope
Carbon-Fiber Hoisting Technology: Pushing High-Rise Buildings Even Higher
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