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180-FUC Gletscherbahn Kaprun II


General information | |
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Place | Kaprun |
resort | Lechnerberg |
Region | Salzburg |
Country | ![]() |
Name of lift | Gletscherbahn Kaprun II |
Type | 180-FUC |
Lift manufacturer | Waagner Biro |
Year of construction | 1974/94 |
Commissioning date | 23 Mar 1974 |
Date of closing down | 11 Nov 2000 |
Date of pull down | 07 / 2014 |
Infos for handicapped persons |
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Characteristics |
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Summer 1994: General renovation and new wagons November 11, 2000: In a fire in the tunnel on November 11, 2000, 150 of the 162 passengers died from smoke inhalation. It was the biggest catastrophe that had happened in Austria since World War II. A total of 155 people died, including the train driver and a tourist in return and three people at the mountain station from smoke inhalation. A heater installed for domestic use caused a hydraulic cable to scorch. A spark ignited the leaking hydraulic oil. The driver could not be informed and the windows were very difficult to break through, there was no emergency brake and no cell phone connection in the tunnel. The railway was closed after the accident. Summer 2014: Dismantling of the railway. This year the tunnel is only used as a pipe and cable shaft! |
geometric data | |
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Height of valley station | 911 m |
Height of middle station(s) | 1664 m |
Height of mountain station | 2446 m |
Vertical rise | 1535 m |
Route distance | 3899 m |
Horizontal length | ?? m |
Average incline | 42,8 % |
Largest incline | 50 % |
Trackwidth drive | ?? m |
Trackwidth line | 0,95 m |
Trackwidth return | ?? m |
Angle of wrap (drive wheel) | ?? ° |
Drive altitude of site | ?? m |
Maximum capacity | 1240 Pers/h |
Travel time | 8 min |
Driving speed line | 10 m/s |
electrical data | |
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Electrical control | ?? |
Remote control and telemonitoring system | ?? |
Power control system | ?? |
Number of drive | ?? Stk |
Drive power (Start) | ?? kW |
Drive power (Operation) | ?? kW |
Brake power | ?? kW |
Continuous brake power | ?? kW |
Driving station | Mountain station |
Drive type | electrical |
Traction of drive | ?? |
Emergency drive | ?? |
Traction of emergency drive | ?? |
cabins data | |
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Grip type | ?? |
Cab manufacturer | Swoboda |
Cab model | ?? |
Seating | carpet |
Seat heater | no |
Heater | yes |
Aircon | no |
Persons per cab | 180 |
Number of cabs | 2 Stk |
Carriage Operator | yes |
rope data | |
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Rope manufacturer | ?? |
Length of haul rope | ?? m |
Length of counter-rope | ?? m |
Total weight of haul rope | ?? t |
Total weight of counter-rope | ?? t |
Haul rope diameter | 48 mm |
Counter-rope diameter | 29 mm |
Nominal strength of haul rope | ?? N/mm² |
Nominal strength of counter-rope | ?? N/mm² |
Breaking strength of rope | ?? kN |
Breaking strength of counter-rope | ?? kN |
Tensionstation haulrope | Valley station |
Tension type | rope tension weight |
Tension way | ?? m |
miscellaneous data | |
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Transport uphill | 100 % |
Transport downhill | 100 % |
Construction costs | ?? ATS |
Currency (Construction costs) | Austrian schilling |
Construction period | 30 months |
Seasontime | ❄ winter |
Type of turnout | ?? |
Integrated rescue system | ?? |
Autonomous ropeway | no |
Asset number (Trail map) | ?? |
Updates
Datas: 15 Jun 2024
PHOTOS: ??
Lift-Statistics
31293 visit(s) since 26 May 2008
Last visit 6 Jun 2025
LIFT-WORLD IDs
Lift-ID: 12983
Place-ID: 5
https://www.seilbahntechnik.net/en/lifts/12983/datas.htm
Datas: 15 Jun 2024
PHOTOS: ??
Lift-Statistics
31293 visit(s) since 26 May 2008
Last visit 6 Jun 2025
LIFT-WORLD IDs
Lift-ID: 12983
Place-ID: 5
https://www.seilbahntechnik.net/en/lifts/12983/datas.htm