Ropeway Systems (Ch.1)

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1. Terms

1.1. Long Splice

1.1.1. jopining the two ends together so that the join is hardly visible

1.2. Counterweight/hydralic cylinders

1.2.1. provide constant tension to the haul rope

1.3. Carriage

1.3.1. a frame that moves back to mantain proper tension on the haul rope as the rope experiences permanent stretch

1.4. Access lift

1.4.1. a lift that moves skiers from the base area uphill to the other lifts

1.4.2. Redundancy

1.4.2.1. to turn on AUX drive when PM is down

2. 8. How does the power supplied by the PM reach the BW?

2.1. Transmission system

2.1.1. Gearbox -> decrease speed, increase torque

2.2. HSS - couplings - LSS

3. 9. What stops the lift when a stop button is pushed or the safety circuit is activated?

3.1. PM shuts down and the brakes apply

3.2. Service Brake

3.2.1. HHS (acts on/applies on)

3.3. E-brake

3.3.1. BW

3.4. Anti-rollback brake

3.4.1. BW or haul rope

4. 10. What about the passengers - how are they carried up the mountain?

4.1. Carrier - pull skiers up the mountain

4.2. rope tows (bugel), handle tows, platter lifts, T-bars, chair lifts, gondolas, reversible tramways

4.3. Fixed grip VS detachable grip

5. 11. How do lift operators communicate with each other

5.1. voice or signal comm. system

6. 12. What provides power to the PM?

6.1. If electrical motor - >High Voltage circuit

6.2. If diesel engine -> fuel supply/storage capacity

7. 1. The main/central component of a ski lift?

7.1. haul rope

7.2. drive motor/prime mover

8. 2. What supports the haul rope as it moves?

8.1. towers

8.2. sheave and sheave assemblies/line equipment

8.2.1. provide pathway for the rope moving over towers

9. 3. What makes the haul rope move?

9.1. drive bullwheel

9.1.1. provides power to move the haul rope

9.2. return BW

10. 4. What provides power to the drive bullwheel?

10.1. Drive motor provides force to turn the BW

10.2. Drive motor/Prime mover

10.2.1. electric motor OR diesel engine

11. 5. What happens if the prime mover breaks down? (2)

11.1. Evacuation drive - the back-up PM

11.1.1. cannot operate fully loaded at full speed all day

11.2. Auxiliary/Standby drive

11.2.1. usually, diesel engine - can operate the fully loaded lift at full speed

12. 6. How do I stop and start the motor.... and increase and decrease the speed? (2)

12.1. Drive Controls = electrical circuits

12.2. Normal storp

12.3. Emergency stop

13. 7. What happens if something goes wrong on the line - if the rope falls off a tower, for instance?

13.1. Drive controls are located between Terminals; they sense the problem -> shut down the lift