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DOI Prefix: 10.47001/IRJIET
The goal of
this research project was to create a novel algorithm that would increase
energy efficiency in vertical transportation systems, with an emphasis on
elevators, especially during periods of high traffic. We developed a
comprehensive strategy for the problem by fusing the sophisticated elevator
management system with the capabilities of a mobile application and
cutting-edge Internet of Things (IoT) tools. This Internet of Things (IoT)
devices drastically reduced the frequently infuriating wait times for elevators
in addition to helping to reduce overcrowding problems. Our methodology's
strategic coordination of passenger schedules with the implementation of
ground- breaking elevator stopping protocols ensured the most efficient use of
energy during elevator transitions. We provided three mathematical frameworks
to explain these stopping processes. Our study looked at three different
methods: a standard protocol that allowed elevators to stop at every floor, a
creative odd-even layout where certain elevators only served odd or even
floors, and a high-low configuration where elevators were designated to
primarily serve either the upper or lower portions of a building. The
combination of these tactics has positive ramifications for the development of energy-efficient
vertical transportation systems in the future.
Country : Sri Lanka
IRJIET, Volume 7, Issue 10, October 2023 pp. 193-197