Content:
Chapter 1 The Essentials of Elevatoring (pages 1–30):
Chapter 2 The Basis of Elevatoring a Building (pages 31–61):
Chapter 3 Passenger Traffic Requirements (pages 63–69):
Chapter 4 Incoming Traffic (pages 71–95):
Chapter 5 Two?Way Traffic (pages 97–117):
Chapter 6 Outgoing Traffic (pages 119–130):
Chapter 7 Elevator Operation and Control (pages 131–180): Jon B. Halpern
Chapter 8 Space and Physical Requirements (pages 181–231): Robert S. Caporale
Chapter 9 Escalators and Moving Walks (pages 233–259):
Chapter 10 Elevatoring Commercial Buildings (pages 261–297):
Chapter 11 Elevatoring Residential Buildings (pages 299–322):
Chapter 12 Elevatoring Institutional Buildings (pages 323–346):
Chapter 13 Service and Freight Elevators (pages 347–380): Henry E. Peelle and Al Saxer
Chapter 14 Nonconventional Elevators, Special Applications, and Environmental Considerations (pages 381–448): George W. Gibson
Chapter 15 Automated Materials?Handling Systems (pages 449–480): Wayne A. Gilchrist
Chapter 16 Codes and Standards (pages 481–502): Edward A. Donoghue
Chapter 17 Elevator Specifying and Contracting (pages 503–516): Joseph Montesano
Chapter 18 Economics, Maintenance, and Modernization (pages 517–542): Nicholas J. Montesano
Chapter 19 Traffic Studies and Performance Evaluation Using Simulation (pages 543–563): Richard Peters
Chapter 20 The Changing Modes of Horizontal and Vertical Transportation (pages 565–583): William C. Sturgeon and Jim Fortune