aerial ropeway การใช้

• Supplies were provided by an aerial ropeway similar to that of Scex.
• However, it is not the first aerial ropeway system to span the sea.
• From above the Mill wagons used to enter the building via an aerial ropeway.
• This labour-saving aerial ropeway became somewhat of a tourist attraction.
• An aerial ropeway carried buckets of coal to the station from the Maramarua coal mine.
• This sand wash was served over the years by narrow gauge railways, aerial ropeways and lorries.
• Twenty head of stamps and an aerial ropeway were erected to treat the wolfram ore in 1918.
• The term may also apply to an aerial ropeway, e . g . the Roosevelt Island Tramway.
• The haulage railways at aerial ropeways were operating in the region well into the late twentieth century.
• Here there was a large water tank, with a pipeline running down the hillside below the aerial ropeway.
• It was packed into bags and sent to an island jetty in Dunmanus Bay by a aerial ropeway.
• The aerial ropeway / sky ride division was spun off to Skyfair, Inc . on January 1, 1986.
• This tramway continues to a point above Klondyke mill, from where wagons entered the mine via an aerial ropeway.
• An aerial ropeway connected the island with railway sidings near Phillip, where the former railway to Kurrajong crossed the river.
• In 1932 a Blondin aerial ropeway was installed at Llechwedd and three years later a major new mill was built.
• The Golden Peaks mill also processed ore brought to it by an aerial ropeway from new workings at Upper Ridges.
• The work took two years to finish; it involved building a coffer-dam and an aerial ropeway from the cliffs to transport materials.
• After the tramway closed in 1934 the ore was carried by an aerial ropeway which ran directly across the countryside to the mill.
• A petrol-driven narrow-gauge locomotive was used to make the connection between the Hause / slate works and the incline and short aerial ropeway.
• A few months later, in 1968, the aerial ropeway from the mines also closed in favour of trucking of coal down the hill directly from the mines.