An elevator or lift is a vertical transport vehicle that efficiently moves people or goods between floors of a building. They are generally powered by electric motors that either drive traction cables and counterweight systems, or pump hydraulic fluid to raise a cylindrical piston.
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| Jan 26, 18:38 | ChiragPatnaik | (Reverted edits by 64.201.236.242 (talk) to last revision by 158.64.77.102 (HG)) |
| Jan 26, 00:17 | 95.10.182.174 | (→References) |
| Jan 26, 00:13 | 95.10.182.174 | (→References) |
| Jan 25, 11:08 | 89.211.164.146 | (→Inspection service (INS)) |
| Jan 25, 11:07 | 89.211.164.146 | (→Inspection service (INS)) |
| Jan 21, 18:35 | RjwilmsiBot | (→Cable-borne elevators: CiteCompletion, dates: 1, works/pubs: 1, authors: 1, titles: 1, using AWB (7927)) |
| Jan 20, 00:19 | Rwessel | (rv two edits by 97.120.51.150. Unsourced, ungrammatical, and not NPOV) |
| Jan 19, 23:00 | 97.120.51.150 | (→Hydraulic elevators) |
| Jan 19, 22:55 | 97.120.51.150 | (→Machine room-less (MRL) elevators) |
| Jan 19, 13:09 | Vcohen | (→Design: layout) |
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