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Faculty of Engineering & Technology, University of Lucknow
Department of Civil Engineering
SEMINAR PRESENTATION
on
Presented by :
Name Of the Student
(Roll Number)
(Name of respective Seminar Topic)
TABLE OF CONTENTS
• INTRODUCTION
• DESIGN AND STRUCTURE
• CONSTRUCTION
CHALLENGES OF KASHI
ROPEWAY
• IMPACT OF KASHI
ROPEWAY
• TOURIST ATTRACTION
• TECHNOLOGICAL
ADVANCEMENT
• ADVANTAGES AND
DISADVANTAGES
• CASE STUDY
2
INTRODUCTION
• This Project connects Varanasi cantt with the Godowlia.
• A joint venture of Vishwa Samudra Engineering (VSE) with Bartholet Maschinenbau AG, a Switzerland
based ropeway equipment supplier is executing this project.
• Operation and Maintenance of the ropeway project under the Hybrid Annuity Model (HAM).
• The total cost of the pilot project is estimated to be Rs. 424 crores which will be divided into the Central
and State Governments in the 80:20 ratio.
• The ropeway will have 5 major stations – Varanasi Cantt, Kashi Vidyapith, Rath Yatra, Girja Ghar, and
Godowlia.
3
DESIGN AND STRUCTURE
• The connectivity project has been designed with a maximum capacity to carry 3,000 passengers per hour per
direction (PPHPD).
• It can carry a passenger load of about 96,000 passengers per day in both directions.
• Around 153 gondolas or cabins will be deployed on this stretch, and each gondola can carry ten passengers.
• A total of 30 towers will be built for the ropeway, and the height of the towers will vary from 10 metres to 55 metres.
4
CONSTRUCTION CHALLENGES
• The construction of the cable car system requires the installation of several towers and cables, which could affect the natural
beauty of the river Ganges.
• The construction of the cable car system could require the acquisition of land and relocation of residents, which could lead to
social unrest.
• The project also has the potential to disrupt the ecological balance of the river and its surrounding areas, which could have
long-term consequences.
• Due to the construction work noise pollution also occur.
5
IMPACT
• Reduced traffic congestion: The ropeway will provide an alternative mode of transportation, reducing the number of vehicles
on the road and alleviating traffic congestion.
• Enhanced connectivity: The ropeway will connect Varanasi Cantonment Railway Station to other parts of the city, making it
easier for people to travel and explore the city's attractions.
• Boost to tourism: The ropeway will offer a unique and scenic way for tourists to experience the city, taking them over the
Ghats and offering breathtaking views of the Ganges.
• Economic benefits: The ropeway project is expected to generate employment opportunities and stimulate local economic
growth.
• Environmental benefits: The ropeway will be an eco-friendly mode of transportation, reducing carbon emissions and
contributing to a cleaner environment.
6
TOURIST ATTRACTION
• Panoramic views: Breathtaking views of the Ganges River, Ghats, and cityscape.
• Unique experience: A thrilling and scenic ride over the city's spiritual and cultural landscape.
• Accessibility: Easy access to key attractions, such as the Ghats, temples, and markets.
• Time-saving: Reduced travel time, allowing visitors to explore more of the city.
• Scenic routes: The ropeway will offer routes that showcase Varanasi's iconic landmarks and hidden gems.
• Sunrise and sunset views: Stunning views of the city during peak hours.
7
• Nighttime views: Illuminated cityscape and Ghats, offering a
unique perspective.
• Cultural insights: The ropeway will offer glimpses into Varanasi's
rich cultural heritage and daily life.
• Photography opportunities: Endless opportunities for capturing
stunning photos and memories.
• Adventure and thrill: An exciting and adventurous way to
experience the city.
8
TECHNOLOGICALADVANCEMENT
• Cable-propelled transit technology: The ropeway uses advanced cable-propelled transit technology, ensuring a smooth and
efficient ride.
• Aerial transportation: The ropeway offers a unique aerial transportation experience, providing breathtaking views of the city
and the Ganges.
• Automated operation: The system is designed for automated operation, minimizing human intervention and ensuring safety.
• Advanced safety features: The ropeway is equipped with advanced safety features, including emergency braking systems, fire
detection, and suppression systems.
• Sustainable energy: The ropeway is designed to be energy-efficient, using regenerative braking and energy-saving systems.
9
ADVANTAGE
• Environmental benefits: The ropeway will be an eco-friendly mode of transportation, reducing carbon emissions and
contributing to a cleaner environment.
• Time-saving: The ropeway will drastically reduce travel time between destinations, making it a convenient option for
commuters.
• Scenic views: The ropeway will offer stunning views of the Ganges and the city, enhancing the overall travel experience.
• Increased accessibility: The ropeway will provide easy access to the city's attractions, making it an ideal option for seniors,
differently-abled individuals, and tourists.
• Modern infrastructure: The ropeway will be a modern and efficient transportation system, enhancing the city's infrastructure
and reputation.
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DISADVANTAGE
• High upfront costs: The initial investment required for the project is substantial.
• Limited route flexibility: The ropeway's fixed route may not accommodate changing transportation needs.
• Dependence on technology: The system's reliance on advanced technology may lead to technical issues and downtime.
• Limited capacity: The ropeway's passenger capacity may be limited compared to other transportation modes.
• Weather constraints: The ropeway's operation may be affected by extreme weather conditions like strong winds,
thunderstorms, or fog.
• Maintenance challenges: The ropeway's complex system requires regular maintenance, which can be time-consuming and
costly.
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CASE STUDY
PROJECT OVERVIEW OF KASHI ROPEWAY
• Location: Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, India
• Project Type: Urban Ropeway System
• Length: 3.8 km
• Stations: 5
• Capacity: 3,000 passengers per hour per direction
• Project Cost: ₹ 400 crores (approximately $55 million USD)
OBJECTIVE
• Improve connectivity between key locations in Varanasi
• Reduce traffic congestion and pollution
• Enhance tourist experience and accessibility
• Boost local economy and create jobs
• Promote sustainable transportation
1
PROJECT OVERVIEW OF BOLIVIA ROPEWAY
• Location: La Paz and El Alto, Bolivia
• Project Type: Urban Ropeway System
• Length: 30 km (initial phase)
• Stations: 10 (initial phase)
• Capacity: 18,000 passengers per hour per direction
• Project Cost: $234 million (initial phase)
OBJECTIVE
• Reduce traffic congestion and travel time
• Improve air quality and reduce pollution
• Enhance connectivity and accessibility
• Promote sustainable transportation and urban development
• Foster economic growth and social inclusion
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PROJECT OVERVIEW OF MEXICO ROPEWAY (MEXICABLE)
• Location: Ecatepec, Mexico City, Mexico
• Project Type: Urban Ropeway System
• Length: 4.8 km
• Stations: 7
• Capacity: 3,000 passengers per hour per direction
• Project Cost: $70 million
OBJECTIVE
• Reduce traffic congestion and travel time
• Improve air quality and reduce pollution
• Enhance connectivity and accessibility
• Promote sustainable transportation and urban development
• Foster economic growth and social inclusion
1
CONCLUSION
• The Varanasi Ropeway Project poses
challenges in terms of project
execution, management, and
sustainability.
• The project requires a significant
investment in terms of finances and
resources, which could strain the
local government’s budget.
• It reduces travel time by 50%.
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varanasi ropeway and power point presentation

  • 1. dd/mm/yyyy 1 Faculty of Engineering & Technology, University of Lucknow Department of Civil Engineering SEMINAR PRESENTATION on Presented by : Name Of the Student (Roll Number) (Name of respective Seminar Topic)
  • 2. TABLE OF CONTENTS • INTRODUCTION • DESIGN AND STRUCTURE • CONSTRUCTION CHALLENGES OF KASHI ROPEWAY • IMPACT OF KASHI ROPEWAY • TOURIST ATTRACTION • TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMENT • ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES • CASE STUDY 2
  • 3. INTRODUCTION • This Project connects Varanasi cantt with the Godowlia. • A joint venture of Vishwa Samudra Engineering (VSE) with Bartholet Maschinenbau AG, a Switzerland based ropeway equipment supplier is executing this project. • Operation and Maintenance of the ropeway project under the Hybrid Annuity Model (HAM). • The total cost of the pilot project is estimated to be Rs. 424 crores which will be divided into the Central and State Governments in the 80:20 ratio. • The ropeway will have 5 major stations – Varanasi Cantt, Kashi Vidyapith, Rath Yatra, Girja Ghar, and Godowlia. 3
  • 4. DESIGN AND STRUCTURE • The connectivity project has been designed with a maximum capacity to carry 3,000 passengers per hour per direction (PPHPD). • It can carry a passenger load of about 96,000 passengers per day in both directions. • Around 153 gondolas or cabins will be deployed on this stretch, and each gondola can carry ten passengers. • A total of 30 towers will be built for the ropeway, and the height of the towers will vary from 10 metres to 55 metres. 4
  • 5. CONSTRUCTION CHALLENGES • The construction of the cable car system requires the installation of several towers and cables, which could affect the natural beauty of the river Ganges. • The construction of the cable car system could require the acquisition of land and relocation of residents, which could lead to social unrest. • The project also has the potential to disrupt the ecological balance of the river and its surrounding areas, which could have long-term consequences. • Due to the construction work noise pollution also occur. 5
  • 6. IMPACT • Reduced traffic congestion: The ropeway will provide an alternative mode of transportation, reducing the number of vehicles on the road and alleviating traffic congestion. • Enhanced connectivity: The ropeway will connect Varanasi Cantonment Railway Station to other parts of the city, making it easier for people to travel and explore the city's attractions. • Boost to tourism: The ropeway will offer a unique and scenic way for tourists to experience the city, taking them over the Ghats and offering breathtaking views of the Ganges. • Economic benefits: The ropeway project is expected to generate employment opportunities and stimulate local economic growth. • Environmental benefits: The ropeway will be an eco-friendly mode of transportation, reducing carbon emissions and contributing to a cleaner environment. 6
  • 7. TOURIST ATTRACTION • Panoramic views: Breathtaking views of the Ganges River, Ghats, and cityscape. • Unique experience: A thrilling and scenic ride over the city's spiritual and cultural landscape. • Accessibility: Easy access to key attractions, such as the Ghats, temples, and markets. • Time-saving: Reduced travel time, allowing visitors to explore more of the city. • Scenic routes: The ropeway will offer routes that showcase Varanasi's iconic landmarks and hidden gems. • Sunrise and sunset views: Stunning views of the city during peak hours. 7
  • 8. • Nighttime views: Illuminated cityscape and Ghats, offering a unique perspective. • Cultural insights: The ropeway will offer glimpses into Varanasi's rich cultural heritage and daily life. • Photography opportunities: Endless opportunities for capturing stunning photos and memories. • Adventure and thrill: An exciting and adventurous way to experience the city. 8
  • 9. TECHNOLOGICALADVANCEMENT • Cable-propelled transit technology: The ropeway uses advanced cable-propelled transit technology, ensuring a smooth and efficient ride. • Aerial transportation: The ropeway offers a unique aerial transportation experience, providing breathtaking views of the city and the Ganges. • Automated operation: The system is designed for automated operation, minimizing human intervention and ensuring safety. • Advanced safety features: The ropeway is equipped with advanced safety features, including emergency braking systems, fire detection, and suppression systems. • Sustainable energy: The ropeway is designed to be energy-efficient, using regenerative braking and energy-saving systems. 9
  • 10. ADVANTAGE • Environmental benefits: The ropeway will be an eco-friendly mode of transportation, reducing carbon emissions and contributing to a cleaner environment. • Time-saving: The ropeway will drastically reduce travel time between destinations, making it a convenient option for commuters. • Scenic views: The ropeway will offer stunning views of the Ganges and the city, enhancing the overall travel experience. • Increased accessibility: The ropeway will provide easy access to the city's attractions, making it an ideal option for seniors, differently-abled individuals, and tourists. • Modern infrastructure: The ropeway will be a modern and efficient transportation system, enhancing the city's infrastructure and reputation. 10
  • 11. DISADVANTAGE • High upfront costs: The initial investment required for the project is substantial. • Limited route flexibility: The ropeway's fixed route may not accommodate changing transportation needs. • Dependence on technology: The system's reliance on advanced technology may lead to technical issues and downtime. • Limited capacity: The ropeway's passenger capacity may be limited compared to other transportation modes. • Weather constraints: The ropeway's operation may be affected by extreme weather conditions like strong winds, thunderstorms, or fog. • Maintenance challenges: The ropeway's complex system requires regular maintenance, which can be time-consuming and costly. 1
  • 12. CASE STUDY PROJECT OVERVIEW OF KASHI ROPEWAY • Location: Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, India • Project Type: Urban Ropeway System • Length: 3.8 km • Stations: 5 • Capacity: 3,000 passengers per hour per direction • Project Cost: ₹ 400 crores (approximately $55 million USD) OBJECTIVE • Improve connectivity between key locations in Varanasi • Reduce traffic congestion and pollution • Enhance tourist experience and accessibility • Boost local economy and create jobs • Promote sustainable transportation 1
  • 13. PROJECT OVERVIEW OF BOLIVIA ROPEWAY • Location: La Paz and El Alto, Bolivia • Project Type: Urban Ropeway System • Length: 30 km (initial phase) • Stations: 10 (initial phase) • Capacity: 18,000 passengers per hour per direction • Project Cost: $234 million (initial phase) OBJECTIVE • Reduce traffic congestion and travel time • Improve air quality and reduce pollution • Enhance connectivity and accessibility • Promote sustainable transportation and urban development • Foster economic growth and social inclusion 13
  • 14. PROJECT OVERVIEW OF MEXICO ROPEWAY (MEXICABLE) • Location: Ecatepec, Mexico City, Mexico • Project Type: Urban Ropeway System • Length: 4.8 km • Stations: 7 • Capacity: 3,000 passengers per hour per direction • Project Cost: $70 million OBJECTIVE • Reduce traffic congestion and travel time • Improve air quality and reduce pollution • Enhance connectivity and accessibility • Promote sustainable transportation and urban development • Foster economic growth and social inclusion 1
  • 15. CONCLUSION • The Varanasi Ropeway Project poses challenges in terms of project execution, management, and sustainability. • The project requires a significant investment in terms of finances and resources, which could strain the local government’s budget. • It reduces travel time by 50%. 15