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General information

Place (skiresort)	Fügen (Spieljoch)
Country	A
Name of lift	Spieljochbahn 1
Type	4-MGD
Lift manufacturer	Girak
Year of construction	1973

Technical data

Height of valley station	641 m
Height of middle station(s)	?? m
Height of mountain station	1198 m
Vertical rise	557 m
Route distance	2215 m
Horizontal length	?? m
Average incline	26,60 %
Largest incline	61,30 %
Number of pillars	18 Stk
Track width	?? m
Driving station	Mountain station
Tension station	Valley station
Tension type	????
Tension way	?? m
Rope manufacturer	Teufelberger
Length of rope	?? m
Total weight of rope	?? t
Rope diameter	?? mm
Electrical engineering	Siemens
Drive power (Start)	?? kW
Drive power (Operation)	?? kW
Brake power	?? kW
Grip type	????
Cab manufacturer	CWA
Cab model	????
Seat cover	????
Seat heater	no
Number of cabs	?? Stk
Persons per cab	4
Cab distance	?? m
Cab interval	?? s
Maximum capacity	1500 Pers/h
Travel time	7,7 min
Driving speed line	4,8 m/s
Transport uphill	100 %
Transport downhill	?? %
Drive direction	????
Garage type	????
Garage place	????
Situation of entrance	????
Situation of exit	????
Construction period	?? Months

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Comments

10/27/2003 12:32	Ram-Brand
Yes, thats correct. If the lift have two engines / two ropes then I put it as 2 lift in the database. If the lift have one engine its one lift in the database only.

10/18/2003 21:21

pgp@gmxpro.net

Hersteller: Girak
Electrotechnik und Antrieb: Siemens
Kabinen: CWA

Note: Spieljochbahn is not known as Spieljochbahn 1 and 2. It is known as one Spieljochbahn in two sections, The track has a slight curve at the mid-station. There are two independent track ropes, one for each section. Cabins must run trough the mid-station. They can not return at the same section in the mid-station.

Engines for the 1st section are located in the mid-station, Engines for the 2st section are located in the upper-station. Conventional (concrete) counterweights are located in the basement of the lower- and mid-station.

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Datas 05/09/2005 21:54	1001 visit(s) since 08/28/2003
Photos 11/19/2006 21:46	Last visit 01/08/2009

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