The station had its construction started in mid-1918 by Sorocaba Railway, named Km 14, but in the same year was renamed to Presidente Altino, a tribute to Altino Arantes, then President of the State of São Paulo and who privatized EFS in 1919.[2]
In 1930, it was renamed to General Miguel Costa, but, in 1932, the renaming was undone, and the name Presidente Altino was kept until nowadays. In 1976, Fepasa begins the modernization of commuter trains and expand the existing maintenance yard next to the new station. which was reopened on 25 January 1979. In the same year, the station becomes an interchange station with the Jurubatuba branch. In 1996, CPTM starts operating West and South Lines from Fepasa and renames them as Line B-Gray and C-Celeste, respectively. In April 2008, it was determined that Line B-Gray would become Line 8-Diamond, and Line C-Celeste would become Line 9-Emerald.
Access catwalkedit
Increment launch method
To expand the access capacity of Presidente Altino station, Fepasa hired Construtora Azevedo e Travassos and Maubertec Engenharia e Projetos Ltda to implement a 170 metres (560 ft) catwalk over the station yard. To implement it, without interfering in the yard of the railway operation, it was used for the first time in Brazil the increment launch method, created in Germany. In about a year, the catwalk was delivered to the traffic.
Referencesedit
^Mennucci Giesbrecht, Ralph. "Presidente Altino" (in Portuguese). Estações Ferroviárias do Brasil. Retrieved 18 July 2019.
^"Estrada de Ferro Sorocabana" (in Portuguese). No. 19997. Correio Paulistano. 6 March 1919. p. 5. Retrieved 19 July 2019.
January 01, 1970
presidente, altino, cptm, presidente, altino, train, station, viamobilidade, lines, diamond, emerald, located, district, president, altino, city, osasco, presidente, altinobuilding, presidente, altino, station, general, informationlocationr, abílio, mendes, 8p. Presidente Altino is a train station on ViaMobilidade Lines 8 Diamond and 9 Emerald located in the district of President Altino in the city of Osasco 1 Presidente AltinoBuilding of Presidente Altino station General informationLocationR Abilio Mendes 8Presidente AltinoBrazilCoordinates23 31 53 S 46 45 42 W 23 53125 S 46 76175 W 23 53125 46 76175Owned byGovernment of the State of Sao PauloOperated byViaMobilidade CCR Platforms2 Island platformsConstructionStructure typeSurfaceOther informationStation codePALHistoryOpened6 March 1919 105 years ago 1919 03 06 Rebuilt25 January 1979 45 years ago 1979 01 25 Previous namesKm 14General Miguel CostaServicesPreceding station Sao Paulo Metropolitan Trains Following station Osascotowards Amador Bueno Line 8 Imperatriz Leopoldinatowards Julio Prestes OsascoTerminus Line 9 Ceasatowards VarginhaTrack layoutLegend to Osasco to Imperatriz Leopoldina to CeasaHistory editThe station had its construction started in mid 1918 by Sorocaba Railway named Km 14 but in the same year was renamed to Presidente Altino a tribute to Altino Arantes then President of the State of Sao Paulo and who privatized EFS in 1919 2 In 1930 it was renamed to General Miguel Costa but in 1932 the renaming was undone and the name Presidente Altino was kept until nowadays In 1976 Fepasa begins the modernization of commuter trains and expand the existing maintenance yard next to the new station which was reopened on 25 January 1979 In the same year the station becomes an interchange station with the Jurubatuba branch In 1996 CPTM starts operating West and South Lines from Fepasa and renames them as Line B Gray and C Celeste respectively In April 2008 it was determined that Line B Gray would become Line 8 Diamond and Line C Celeste would become Line 9 Emerald Access catwalk edit nbsp Increment launch method To expand the access capacity of Presidente Altino station Fepasa hired Construtora Azevedo e Travassos and Maubertec Engenharia e Projetos Ltda to implement a 170 metres 560 ft catwalk over the station yard To implement it without interfering in the yard of the railway operation it was used for the first time in Brazil the increment launch method created in Germany In about a year the catwalk was delivered to the traffic References edit Mennucci Giesbrecht Ralph Presidente Altino in Portuguese Estacoes Ferroviarias do Brasil Retrieved 18 July 2019 Estrada de Ferro Sorocabana in Portuguese No 19997 Correio Paulistano 6 March 1919 p 5 Retrieved 19 July 2019 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Presidente Altino CPTM amp oldid 1216786514, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
