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Elevator and Escalator Structure and Working Principles

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Course Description

Elevator and Escalator Structure and Working Principles is a course that studies the design, components, and operating mechanisms of elevators and escalators used in buildings and public facilities. The course introduces the structural systems of these vertical transportation devices, including mechanical components, electrical control systems, safety devices, and installation structures.


Students learn how elevators and escalators function, covering topics such as traction systems, drive mechanisms, control technology, braking systems, and safety protection. The course also discusses operational principles, maintenance basics, and safety standards to ensure reliable and efficient operation in buildings such as offices, shopping centers, and transportation hubs.

Course Curriculum

  • 1 chapters
  • 12 lectures
  • 0 quizzes
  • 2 Hours total length
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1 Guide Rails
10 Min


2 Guide Rail Brackets
10 Min


3 Guide Shoes
10 Min


4 Car
1 Hour 30 Min


5 Composition, Function and Classification of Door System
10 Min


6 Structure of Landing Door
10 Min


7 Door Protection Devices
10 Min


8 Overspeed Protection Device
10 Min


9 Top Impact and Bottom Impact Protection Devices
10 Min


10 Unintended Car Movement Protection Device
10 Min


11 Electrical Safety Protection Devices
10 Min


12 Safety Protection Devices for Escalators
1 Hour


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Guangdong Engineering Polytechnic

Guangdong Engineering Polytechnic, located in Guangzhou, Guangdong Province, is a model higher vocational college in Guangdong Province, a pilot institution for the modern apprenticeship system of the Ministry of Education of China, a pilot higher vocational college for application oriented talent training through the linkage of diploma and undergraduate programs, and a national demonstration base for college student entrepreneurship.


Guangdong Engineering Polytechnic was originally established in 1958 as Guangdong Amateur Science and Technology University. The institution later went through several stages of development under different names including Guangdong Amateur University, Guangdong Provincial Amateur Science and Technology University, and Guangdong Provincial Adult Science and Technology University. In 2005, it was transformed into a higher vocational college with the approval of the Guangdong Provincial People's Government and adopted its current name. In 2013, with the approval of the Guangdong Provincial People's Government, the institution was placed under the administration of the Guangdong Provincial Department of Education.


As of February 2025, the institution operates two campuses located in Guangzhou Tianhe and Provincial Vocational Education City in Qingyuan with a total area of approximately 656,000 square meters or 984 mu and a total building area of 452,400 square meters including 230,000 square meters of teaching and supporting facilities. The library holds 1,518,400 printed books and 454,500 e books. The total value of teaching and research equipment exceeds 200 million yuan. The institution currently has eight secondary colleges, twelve industry specialized colleges, and three registered public institutions with independent legal entity status offering 56 higher vocational programs.

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