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ascenseur
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dispositif mobile ou semi-mobile assurant le déplacement des personnes et des objets en hauteur
An elevator is a mechanical device that transports people and goods vertically between different floors of buildings. Elevators matter because they make it practical and efficient to move through tall structures, enabling the development of multi-story buildings that would otherwise be difficult to access.
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Un ascenseur est un dispositif de transport vertical assurant le déplacement en hauteur. Les dimensions, la construction et le contrôle en temps réel pendant l'usage des ascenseurs permettent l'accès sécurisé des personnes. L'ensemble du dispositif des guides, moteur, mécanique et câbles est installé le plus souvent dans une trémie ou gaine rectangulaire verticale fermée ou parfois semi-fermée située en général à l'intérieur de l'édifice, dans laquelle la cabine et le contrepoids gravitent.
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