Inclined Elevators
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and an inclination of 32º, and traveling a height differ-ence of 38 m at 1 mps.Located on a peninsula, Santander is a coastal city inthe North of Spain, with views over a bay. Steep hills andbeaches run from east to west. The maritime port has hadconnections with France, the U.K. and the SpanishAntilles and been a place of retreat and summer holidaysfor the aristocracy. It is currently a site for tourism, docks,industry and service. It is both the capital of the provinceand an autonomous community with a population of 190,000 inhabitants.The
Río de la Pila
inclined elevator made some 500 journeys per day in its first month of service. A yearly es-timate is 2.7 million users in 180,000 free trips.
Installation Characteristics
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Load1500 kg
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Number of persons20
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Nominal speed1 mps
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Travel distance 71.74 m
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Difference in height38.06 m
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Inclination32.04°(constant and in astraight line)
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Number of stopsFour
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EmbarkationsFour (on the left side)
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CarPanoramic with an exteriorcomposed of safety glassand stainless-steel finishing,including a main and auxil-iary control panel (for thehandicapped), rescue door,false fold-down ceilingequipped with air-condition-ing and safety chamberand guillotine door for ac-cess to the inspection postinside the foot rail. Its usefuldimensions are1,600 mm X2,100 mm X 2,200 mm
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Traction controlControl by frequency andcurrent frequency drive toguarantee smooth startingand stopping
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Location of thefour enginesIn the upper part of the ele-vator gap adjacent to theupper embarkation.
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Car doorsCentral-opening automaticdoors with two stainless-steelglass doors with the mecha-nism at the bottom and adimension of 900 mm X2,000 mm.
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Landing doorsCentral-opening automaticdoors with two stainless-steelglass doors with the mecha-nism at the bottom and adimension of 900 mm X2,000 mm with an LCD sig-naling system and ladingbutton panels integratedinto the frames
Below (top to bottom):•Area affected by the renovation of
Río de la Pila
and
Prado San Roque
•Positioning the counterweight
Continued
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