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Gurgaon Limited from Sikanderpur to Sector-56 Detailed Project Report for the South Extension of Rapid MetroRail Gurgaon Limited from Sikanderpur to Sector-56. Updated Detailed Project Report (South Extension) Main Report March 2014 Detailed Project Report (South Extension) Main Report Halcrow Consulting India Pvt. Ltd. A CH2M Hill Company MARCH – 2013 Detailed Project Report for the South Extension of Rapid MetroRail Gurgaon Limited from Sikanderpur to Sector-56. Updated Detailed Project Report (South Extension) Main Report March – 2014 Halcrow Consulting India Pvt. Ltd. A CH2M Hill Company Halcrow Consulting India Private Limited A CH2M Hill Company B-1D, Sector – 10 Noida 201 301 Uttar Pradesh Tel +91 (120) 4682 500 / 4098 900 Fax +91 (120) 4682 534 w w w .halcrow .com Halcrow has prepared this report in accordance w ith the instructions of their client IL & FS Rail Ltd. for their sole and specific use. Any other persons w ho use any information contained herein do so at their ow n risk. © Halcrow Consulting India Private Limited 2014 A CH2M Hill Company Detailed Project Report for the South Extension of Rapid MetroRail Gurgaon Limited from Sikanderpur to Sector-56. Updated Detailed Project Report (South Extension) Main Report Contents Amendment Record This report has been issued and amended as follows: Issue Revision Description Date Prepared by Checked by Issued by Draft Detailed Sumana Ashok Rajesh 1 V0 14.12.12 Project Report Biswas Saxena Chaabra Detailed Sumana Ashok Rajesh 2 V1 31.12.12 Project Report Biswas Saxena Chaabra Detailed Sumana Ashok Rajesh 3 V2 06.12.13 Project Report Biswas Saxena Chaabra Detailed Archana Ajay Kumar Ashok 4 V3 06.03.14 Project Report Bhanga Sharma Saxena Detailed Archana Ajay Kumar Ashok 5 V4 14.03.14 Project Report Bhanga Sharma Saxena TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 INTRODUCTION .................................................................................................................9 1.1 GENERAL.................................................................................................................9 2 REORGANISATION AND RELOCATION OF STATIONS ................................................................11 2.1 SECTOR 42 CROSSING STATION DIRECTLY COMING OVER PROPOSED UNDERPASS: ...............11 2.2 CHANGING LOCATION OF SECTOR 42 CROSSING STATION AT A NEARBY LOCATION NOT FEASIBLE .................................................................................................................11 2.3 EXPECTED OBJECTIONS FROM NEARBY RESIDENTIAL LOCALITY .........................................11 3 PROJECT APPRECIATION .....................................................................................................12 3.1 INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................12 3.2 PROJECT LOCATION ..................................................................................................12 3.3 SALIENT FEATURES ALONG THE PROJECT ROAD .............................................................15 4 TRAFFIC FORECAST ............................................................................................................16 4.1 INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................16 4.2 GURGAON TRANSPORT SYSTEM ..................................................................................16 4.3 DATABASE DEVELOPMENT..........................................................................................19 4.4 RIDERSHIP ESTIMATION .............................................................................................21 4.5 PLANNING PARAMETERS ...........................................................................................22 4.6 FORECAST RIDERSHIP ................................................................................................24 4.7 SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS ...............................................................................................28 5 SYSTEM SELECTION ............................................................................................................30 5.1 SELECTION OF TECHNOLOGY.......................................................................................30 5.2 SELECTION OF GAUGE ...............................................................................................30 5.3 TRACK STRUCTURE ....................................................................................................31 5.4 ROLLING STOCK .......................................................................................................34 5.5 POWER SUPPLY ........................................................................................................35 5.6 SIGNALLING & TRAIN CONTROL SYSTEM .......................................................................36 5.7 TELECOMMUNICATION ..............................................................................................37 5.8 FARE COLLECTION SYSTEM .........................................................................................37 6 CIVIL ENGINEERING ............................................................................................................39 6.1 GENERAL.................................................................................................................39 6.2 GEOMETRIC DESIGN NORMS ......................................................................................39 6.3 DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT CORRIDOR...........................................................................41 6.4 TOPOGRAPHICAL SURVEY...........................................................................................43 6.5 TECHNICAL FEATURES ...............................................................................................43 6.6 RAIL LEVELS AND ALIGNMENT .....................................................................................47 6.7 SEQUENCE OF STATIONS ............................................................................................48 6.8 GEOTECHNICAL INVESTIGATIONS .................................................................................48 6.9 VIADUCT .................................................................................................................48 6.10 STATION PLANNING AND DESIGN ................................................................................51 6.11 STATION DESIGN PHILOSOPHY ....................................................................................52 6.12 STATION DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS .............................................................................53 6.13 TYPICAL ELEVATED STATION .......................................................................................59 6.14 UTILITIES .................................................................................................................61 6.15 LAND REQUIREMENT FOR PROJECT CORRIDOR ..............................................................64 7 ROLLING STOCK ................................................................................................................65 7.1 INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................65 7.2 TRAIN CONFIGURATION & CAR DIMENSIONS .................................................................66 7.3 OPERATIONAL SPECIFICATIONS OF ROLLING STOCK ........................................................67 7.4 DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS ..........................................................................................68 7.5 TECHNOLOGY SELECTION ...........................................................................................69 7.6 COMPATIBILITY WITH EXISTING FLEET ..........................................................................75 8 POWER SUPPLY ARRANGEMENTS .........................................................................................77 8.1 INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................77 8.2 CONSIDERATIONS FOR SELECTION OF TRACTION POWER.................................................77 8.3 TYPES OF TRACTION SYSTEMS .....................................................................................77 8.4 TRACTION SYSTEM FOR THE SOUTH EXTENSION .............................................................78 8.5 RELIABILITY OF POWER SUPPLY ...................................................................................79 8.6 POWER SUPPLY SYSTEM ............................................................................................79 8.7 POWER REQUIREMENT ..............................................................................................82 8.8 POWER SYSTEM DETAILS............................................................................................82 8.9 COMPATIBILITY WITH THE PHASE I SYSTEM ...................................................................88 9 SIGNALLING AND TELECOMMUNICATION ..............................................................................89 9.1 SIGNALLING .............................................................................................................89 9.2 COMMUNICATION ....................................................................................................92 9.3 AUTOMATIC FARE COLLECTION SYSTEM .......................................................................96 10 TRAIN OPERATION PLAN ....................................................................................................100 10.1 INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................100
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