Doppelmayr/Garaventa Yearbook 2020
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Funifor<br />
100-FUF Falginjochbahn 3,113 m<br />
Kaunertaler Gletscherbahnen GmbH<br />
Feichten im Kaunertal | Austria<br />
Inclined length 1,861 m<br />
Vertical rise 365 m<br />
Speed 12.0 m/s<br />
Capacity 600 PPH<br />
When it comes to mastering the challenging weather<br />
conditions to be found in high alpine locations,<br />
the Funifor from <strong>Doppelmayr</strong>/<strong>Garaventa</strong> is a truly<br />
versatile solution. The Falginjoch tramway in the<br />
Kaunertal valley clearly highlights these advantages.<br />
The combination of a wide gauge, the special haul<br />
rope configuration and the Funifor carriage gives this<br />
spectacular ropeway its high wind stability. The tramway<br />
has just two towers over a total length of almost<br />
2,000 meters.<br />
In the case of the Falginjoch tramway, special emphasis<br />
was placed on barrier-free access. Mono skiers<br />
and wheelchair users can board and disembark in<br />
comfort and without assistance using a dedicated<br />
access zone. Another major priority for the operating<br />
company, Kaunertaler Gletscherbahnen, was<br />
sustainability. The energy supply lines to the upper<br />
terminal of the Falginjoch tramway are integrated into<br />
the track ropes. In addition, regenerative braking enables<br />
the energy generated on the downhill trip to be<br />
fed back directly into the power network.<br />
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