Practical effects of radar sensors in elevator systems

Evaluating the effect of radar sensor application in elevator system can be done in the following aspects:
 
1. Passenger waiting time: by installing radar sensors, the system is able to detect whether there are passengers waiting outside the elevator, thus reducing the unnecessary dwell time and improving the response speed of the elevator.
 
2. Operation efficiency: The radar sensor can detect whether there are passengers inside the elevator and the number of passengers, which helps the system to decide the operation strategy of the elevator, such as skipping certain floors when there are no passengers, or deploying more elevator services when there are many passengers, thus improving the overall operation efficiency.
 
3. Energy consumption: Through intelligent detection and scheduling, radar sensors help reduce ineffective elevator operation and lower energy consumption.
 
4. Full load rate: Radar sensors can more accurately monitor the number of passengers in the elevator, helping to increase the full load rate of the elevator and reduce the number of elevator round trips.
 
5. Failure rate and maintenance: Radar sensors can be used to monitor elevator operating conditions and predict potential failures, thereby reducing the probability of failure and optimizing maintenance schedules.
 
6. Passenger experience: Passenger experience is enhanced by reducing wait times and improving operational efficiency.
 
7. Data monitoring and analysis: Data collected by radar sensors can be used for long-term monitoring and analysis to further optimize the performance of the elevator system.
 
8. Safety: Radar sensors help detect abnormalities inside and outside the elevator, improving elevator safety.
 
9. Cost-benefit analysis: Evaluate the relationship between the installation and maintenance costs of radar sensors and the efficiency gains and energy savings they bring.
 
10. Practical application cases: Evaluate the effectiveness and feasibility of radar sensors by analyzing the application cases of radar sensors in actual elevator systems.
 
11. Compliance with technical specifications: Check whether the radar sensor system complies with the relevant technical specifications and standards, such as the Technical Specification for Elevator Intelligent Sensing and Warning System.
 
12. Intelligent level: Assess the contribution of the radar sensor system to the level of elevator intelligence, such as whether it supports remote monitoring, fault warning, data analysis and other functions.