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3S RENON, BOLZANO, ITALY – A SUCCESS STORY

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3S RENON, BOLZANO, ITALY – A SUCCESS STORY

The historical context

Why 3S?

The PPP (Private – Public – Partnership)

The Construction

The Technology

The Architecture

The Operation

“The” success Story

In the heart of the Alps

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IN THE HEART OF THE ALPS

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IN THE HEART OF THE ALPS

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IN THE HEART OF THE ALPS

Bolzano

Guncina

S. Genesio

Virgolo

Virgolo

Renon

Colle

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IN THE HEART OF THE ALPS

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IN THE HEART OF THE ALPS

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IN THE HEART OF THE ALPS

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IN THE HEART OF THE ALPS

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THE HISTORICAL CONTEXT Rack-and-Pinion Railway 1908 - 1966

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Rack-and-Pinion Railway 1908 - 1966THE HISTORICAL CONTEXT

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Rack-and-Pinion Railway 1908 - 1966THE HISTORICAL CONTEXT

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HISTORICAL CONTEXT Tramway 1966 - 2007

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Increase of capacity

WHY 3S?

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Previous capacity 250 p/h Required capacity 550 p/hab

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735 p/h

WHY 3S?

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Increase of capacity

Improvement of line safety

WHY 3S?

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WHY 3S?

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Improvement of line safety

High frequency

Increase of capacity

WHY 3S?

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Top Station

Bottom Station

WHY 3S?

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Top Station

Bottom Station

WHY 3S?

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High frequency

Possibility of line extention

Improvement of line safety

Increase of capacity

WHY 3S?

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WHY 3S?

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Possibility of line extention

Limited station dimensions

Improvement of line safety

Increase of capacity

High frequency

WHY 3S?

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WHY 3S?

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WHY 3S?

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Capacity

Line security

FrequencyExtension of the line

Size of the stations

MonocableTramway3S

WHY 3S?

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THE PPP (Private – Public – Partnership)

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THE PPP (Private – Public – Partnership)

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THE PPP (Private – Public – Partnership)

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THE CONSTRUCTION

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THE CONSTRUCTION

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THE CONSTRUCTION

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THE CONSTRUCTION

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OPENING – 23th May 2009

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OPENING – 23th May 2009

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THE TECHNOLOGY – TECHNICAL DATA

Drive station on the top

Return station at the bottom

Horizontal length 4.379 m

Vertical rise 949 m

Capacity 550 P/h

Number of cabins 8 - 35 persons (28 seated)

Designed capacity 735 P/h (with 10 cabins)

Travel time approx. 12 min

Departure interval approx. 4 min

Line speed 3 – 7 m/s

Installed power 2 x 350 kW

Numbers of towers 7

Diameter of carrying rope 4 x 46 mm (anchored)

Diameter of hauling rope 40 mm (anchored)

Storage in the stations (4 in the top station and 4 in the bottom station)

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THE TECHNOLOGY – RESCUE SYSTEM

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THE TECHNOLOGY – RESCUE SYSTEM

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THE TECHNOLOGY – RESCUE SYSTEM

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THE OPERATION

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THE OPERATION

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THE OPERATION

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THE OPERATION – REGULAR OPERATION

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THE OPERATION – REDUCED OPERATION

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THE ARCHITECTURE

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THE ARCHITECTURE

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THE ARCHITECTURE

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THE ARCHITECTURE

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THE ARCHITECTURE

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* forecast

“THE” SUCCESS STORY - PASSENGERS

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Innovative

Comfortable

Safe

Flexible

“THE” SUCCESS STORY - TECHNOLOGY

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B o l z a n o

S o p r a b o l z a n o

“THE” SUCCESS STORY - THE SOCIO-URBANISTIC IMPROVEMENT

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S o p r a b o l z a n o

B o l z a n o

“THE” SUCCESS STORY - THE SOCIO-URBANISTIC IMPROVEMENT

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