Elevator For Senior Citizen in Existing Building

-This research focuses on developing a compact, low-cost elevator system designed for two-story buildings. It addresses the limitations of traditional elevator systems, which often involve high expenses, significant space requirements, and installation challenges, particularly in existing small-scale structures. The proposed system emphasizes inclusive accessibility, particularly for elderly individuals and mobility-challenged users, while maintaining structural and economic feasibility of the system. Using a screw-driven mechanism and corrosion-resistant materials, such as stainless steel, the design ensures a lightweight structure with dependable outdoor performance. The elevator prototype incorporates energy-efficient features, a compact cabin construction, and integrated safety mechanisms. Field testing confirmed the device’s reliable performance, smooth operation, and user comfort. This project offers a viable and scalable alternative to conventional elevators, promoting enhanced mobility and safety in low-rise public and residential environments. Keywords - Compact Elevator Design, Screw-Driven Lift System, Two-Story Building Elevator, Outdoor Elevator, Energy-Efficient Elevator, Accessible Vertical Transport, Cost-Effective Elevator,

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INTERANTIONAL JOURNAL OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH IN ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT
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2025-06-24
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https://doi.org/10.55041/ijsrem50996
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Elevator Systems and Control
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Elevator For Senior Citizen in Existing Building

Santosh D Mane
INTERANTIONAL JOURNAL OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH IN ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT
Elevator Systems and Control
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Elevator For Senior Citizen in Existing Building

Santosh D Mane
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Abstract

-This research focuses on developing a compact, low-cost elevator system designed for two-story buildings. It addresses the limitations of traditional elevator systems, which often involve high expenses, significant space requirements, and installation challenges, particularly in existing small-scale structures. The proposed system emphasizes inclusive accessibility, particularly for elderly individuals and mobility-challenged users, while maintaining structural and economic feasibility of the system. Using a screw-driven mechanism and corrosion-resistant materials, such as stainless steel, the design ensures a lightweight structure with dependable outdoor performance. The elevator prototype incorporates energy-efficient features, a compact cabin construction, and integrated safety mechanisms. Field testing confirmed the device’s reliable performance, smooth operation, and user comfort. This project offers a viable and scalable alternative to conventional elevators, promoting enhanced mobility and safety in low-rise public and residential environments. Keywords - Compact Elevator Design, Screw-Driven Lift System, Two-Story Building Elevator, Outdoor Elevator, Energy-Efficient Elevator, Accessible Vertical Transport, Cost-Effective Elevator,

INTERANTIONAL JOURNAL OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH IN ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENTVol. 09(06)
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Elevator Systems and Control
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