Cable Cars And Ropeways Market
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Report Description<br />
A cable car, ropeway or aerial tram can be defined as a type of aerial lift which uses one<br />
or two fixed (uniform and stationary) ropes or cables for supporting the transporting<br />
vehicles, trolleys, tram, pallets etc. and a third moving rope or cable for proper<br />
propulsion. By getting this lift, the grip of an aerial cable car or ropeways is fixed onto the<br />
rope or the cable and cannot be decoupled from it during the operating conditions. <strong>Cable</strong><br />
car is a simple, cost effective and a powerful technology. Relatively easy and quick to set<br />
up and construct, operate and disassemble again. It has been the most effective form of<br />
transportation of goods and people in the past, it has been also a very important means<br />
of transportation across hills and cliffs, such rivers, snow covered areas, mountains and<br />
unequal terrains lands etc. The common materials used for construction of cable cars and<br />
ropeways earlier was wood/fiber but steel has emerged as a common choice. The<br />
advancement of technology has allowed introduction of electric motors and steel cables<br />
which provides increased efficiency. The various industry sectors where cable trays are<br />
used includes mining, urban transportation, tourism industry and material handling<br />
industries.<br />
<strong>Cable</strong> <strong>Cars</strong> and <strong>Ropeways</strong> <strong>Market</strong>: Dynamics:<br />
<strong>Cable</strong> cars and ropeways industries has emerged as preferred choice in tourism and<br />
winter regions. But the transformation to the urban public transport has not yielded the<br />
same rewards. It is definitely true that the cable cars and ropeway market has witnessed<br />
increase in sales to the urban industries but there is still a debate that cable cars and<br />
ropeways are underutilized in urban transportation industry due to performance and cost<br />
constraints and the relatively unending demands and solutions for transportation sectors