An evaluation of ride quality in lift systems of selected public high-rise buildings in Abuja, Nigeria

Ride quality of lifts enhances the comfort of lift users in high rise buildings. This work investigated the ride quality of lifts in selected high-rise buildings within the Central Business District (CBD) of Abuja, Nigeria. The study adopted field survey method. Instruments like the WT85 Digital...

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Main Authors: Ibrahim, Emmanuel Chongcicimmi, Stanley, Andrew Mhya, Mohammed Manzuma, Buhari, Ayeni, Olugbenga, Isah, Ibrahim
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Published: Penerbit Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia 2022
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spelling my-ukm.journal.208552022-12-21T08:34:13Z http://journalarticle.ukm.my/20855/ An evaluation of ride quality in lift systems of selected public high-rise buildings in Abuja, Nigeria Ibrahim, Emmanuel Chongcicimmi Stanley, Andrew Mhya Mohammed Manzuma, Buhari Ayeni, Olugbenga Isah, Ibrahim Ride quality of lifts enhances the comfort of lift users in high rise buildings. This work investigated the ride quality of lifts in selected high-rise buildings within the Central Business District (CBD) of Abuja, Nigeria. The study adopted field survey method. Instruments like the WT85 Digital Sound Level Meter and Smart Sensor Vibration Meter alongside a checklist were used for data collection on lift cabin interior sound level and vibration during acceleration. Results show that 64.3% of the buildings have unsatisfactory interior lift sound levels and 71.4% with poor ride quality. Inferential statistical analysis showed significant differences (p<0.05) in the mean values of lift car interior sound levels and lift acceleration values. The assessed lift systems were considered to have unsatisfactory ride quality as majority of them produced sounds beyond established standards for optimum sound level and vibration in lift cars (£55dBA and 1m/s2 ). For high-rise buildings considering modernization of lift systems or installation of new ones, ride quality is a factor to consider for optimum service delivery and users’ ride comfort. However, the findings from the study could be of benefit to lift consultants and manufacturers when planning for lift design and installation in high rise buildings. Penerbit Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia 2022 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://journalarticle.ukm.my/20855/1/535-1892-1-PB.pdf Ibrahim, Emmanuel Chongcicimmi and Stanley, Andrew Mhya and Mohammed Manzuma, Buhari and Ayeni, Olugbenga and Isah, Ibrahim (2022) An evaluation of ride quality in lift systems of selected public high-rise buildings in Abuja, Nigeria. Journal of Building Performance, 13 (1). pp. 10-16. ISSN 2180-2106 https://spaj.ukm.my/jsb/index.php/jbp/issue/view/54
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description Ride quality of lifts enhances the comfort of lift users in high rise buildings. This work investigated the ride quality of lifts in selected high-rise buildings within the Central Business District (CBD) of Abuja, Nigeria. The study adopted field survey method. Instruments like the WT85 Digital Sound Level Meter and Smart Sensor Vibration Meter alongside a checklist were used for data collection on lift cabin interior sound level and vibration during acceleration. Results show that 64.3% of the buildings have unsatisfactory interior lift sound levels and 71.4% with poor ride quality. Inferential statistical analysis showed significant differences (p<0.05) in the mean values of lift car interior sound levels and lift acceleration values. The assessed lift systems were considered to have unsatisfactory ride quality as majority of them produced sounds beyond established standards for optimum sound level and vibration in lift cars (£55dBA and 1m/s2 ). For high-rise buildings considering modernization of lift systems or installation of new ones, ride quality is a factor to consider for optimum service delivery and users’ ride comfort. However, the findings from the study could be of benefit to lift consultants and manufacturers when planning for lift design and installation in high rise buildings.
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author Ibrahim, Emmanuel Chongcicimmi
Stanley, Andrew Mhya
Mohammed Manzuma, Buhari
Ayeni, Olugbenga
Isah, Ibrahim
spellingShingle Ibrahim, Emmanuel Chongcicimmi
Stanley, Andrew Mhya
Mohammed Manzuma, Buhari
Ayeni, Olugbenga
Isah, Ibrahim
An evaluation of ride quality in lift systems of selected public high-rise buildings in Abuja, Nigeria
author_facet Ibrahim, Emmanuel Chongcicimmi
Stanley, Andrew Mhya
Mohammed Manzuma, Buhari
Ayeni, Olugbenga
Isah, Ibrahim
author_sort Ibrahim, Emmanuel Chongcicimmi
title An evaluation of ride quality in lift systems of selected public high-rise buildings in Abuja, Nigeria
title_short An evaluation of ride quality in lift systems of selected public high-rise buildings in Abuja, Nigeria
title_full An evaluation of ride quality in lift systems of selected public high-rise buildings in Abuja, Nigeria
title_fullStr An evaluation of ride quality in lift systems of selected public high-rise buildings in Abuja, Nigeria
title_full_unstemmed An evaluation of ride quality in lift systems of selected public high-rise buildings in Abuja, Nigeria
title_sort evaluation of ride quality in lift systems of selected public high-rise buildings in abuja, nigeria
publisher Penerbit Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia
publishDate 2022
url http://journalarticle.ukm.my/20855/1/535-1892-1-PB.pdf
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