Luftseilbahn Stand - Kleintitlis

Pendelluftseilbahn Stand - Kleintitlis, 2. Sektion der LTKT Luftseilbahnen Trübsee - Kleintitlis

Dating

Vorbild: 1967, Modell Herstellungsjahr 1975 - 1985

Persons

Luftseilbahnen Trübsee-Stand-Kleintitlis LTKT (Trübsee-Titlis) (1963 - 1992), Betreiber/in Vorbild, archivalisch belegt

SIG Schweizerische Industrie-Gesellschaft (1853), Hersteller/in Vorbild, archivalisch belegt

von Roll AG (von Roll'sche Eisenwerke AG, Giesserei Bern) (1823), Hersteller/in Vorbild, archivalisch belegt

BBC Brown Boveri + Cie. (Brown, Boveri + Co.) (1891 - 1987), Hersteller/in Vorbild, archivalisch belegt

Frey AG, Modellbauer/in, archivalisch belegt

Frey AG, Hersteller/in Vorbild, archivalisch belegt

Hans Businger-Flury (1915 - 1994), Modellbauer/in, archivalisch belegt

Josef Businger, Modellbauer/in, archivalisch belegt

Hans Rothenfluh, Modellbauer/in, archivalisch belegt

Description

Funktionsmodell, Massstab 1:20, der Pendelluftseilbahn Stand - Kleintitlis, 2. Sektion der LTKT Luftseilbahnen Trübsee - Kleintitlis (Materialprofile des Mastens im Massstab 1:10). Es war die vierte Sektion der Titlis-Gipfelerschliessung von Engelberg aus. Vorbild: Bauart Zweiseil-Pendelbahn, Betriebslänge 1513 m, Höhendifferenz 595 m, grösste Bahnneigung 459 Promille, eine Zwischenstütze, 80 Plätze pro Kabine, 9,0 m/sec Fahrgeschwindigkeit, 880 Personen Transportvermögen pro Stunde.

Signature / Inscription

Signatur / Beschriftung: Beschriftung: "Titlis"

Object type

Object (three-dimensional)

Geography

Territorium: Engelberg, Trübsee - Kleintitlis

Material / Technique

Metall, Kunststoff, Plexiglas

Dimensions

ca. 1050 x 160 x 230 cm Steuerpult 90 x 130 x 75 cm

Inventory number

VHS-9102

Legend

Functioning model, scale 1:20, of the shuttle railway Stand - Kleintitlis, LTKT (2nd section, Trübsee - Kleintitlis), built 1967 Revealed at a glance: The secrets of a modern aerial railway Planned as an extension to the aerial railway Gerschnialp - Trübsee already opened in 1927, the two-cable shuttle railway Trübsee - Titlis was built in two sections. The first, from Trübsee to Stand started operating in 1965. The 2nd section Stand - Kleintitlis was inaugurated on 15th March 1967. It leads from the glacier restaurant Stand, 2450 m, as a high alpine suspension railway over the fissures and gullies of the Titlis glacier to the Kleintitlis station on the peak, 3020 m high. Because this section goes over terrain that is impassable on foot, it is equipped with an auxiliary cable all the way through and an auxiliary cabin. Otherwise its technical features correspond to those of the first section. As a two-cable shuttle railway it has two support cables (diameter 44 mm). On the running gear of each cabin (capacity: 80 passengers) a tow cable and a landing cable are mounted. An electronic remote-control system permits a fully automatic drive without the need for an operator at the controls in the valley station. The functioning model of this railway on the scale 1:20 shows in a simplified version all the essential technical characteristics of this modern, two-cable shuttle aerial railway.