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Specification & tender for ?Otis? electric passenger elevato

Specification & tender for ?Otis? electric passenger elevato


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Specification & tender for ?Otis? electric passenger elevato

IMechE: specification & tender for ?Otis? electric passenger elevator, 25 Feb 1897 Date: 1897

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1897 Electric Elevator Engineers Imeche Institution Mechanical Otis Specification Tender


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This intriguing print from the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE) archive showcases the detailed specifications and tender documents for an Otis electric passenger elevator, dated 25th February 1897. The advent of electric elevators marked a significant milestone in the history of vertical transportation, offering smoother, faster, and more efficient service compared to their hydraulic counterparts. The document provides a fascinating insight into the engineering specifications of the Otis elevator model of the late 19th century. Key features include a traction drive system, electric motors, and a maximum capacity of 20 passengers. The tender document outlines the requirements for the elevator's dimensions, speed, safety features, and materials, ensuring that potential suppliers could submit proposals that met the stringent standards of the Institution. The Institution of Mechanical Engineers played a pivotal role in the development and implementation of innovative engineering solutions during this period. By issuing tenders and specifications for advanced technologies like electric elevators, they encouraged competition and fostered progress in the industry. This print serves as a testament to the Institution's commitment to advancing mechanical engineering and vertical transportation technology. The Otis elevator, with its sleek design and modern features, represented the future of vertical transportation in the late 1800s. This print offers a unique glimpse into the engineering mindset of the time, demonstrating the meticulous attention to detail and innovative spirit that drove the development of groundbreaking technologies.

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