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Tramo 1 De La Primera Línea Del Metro Para Bogotá – Plmb TRAMO 1 DE LA PRIMERA LÍNEA DEL METRO PARA BOGOTÁ – PLMB HOJA DE TÉRMINOS ANEXO 1 EMPRESA METRO DE BOGOTÁ S.A ____________________________________________________ Bogotá D.C., 3 de abril de 2018 Documento no vinculante ÍNDICE 1. INTRODUCCIÓN ............................................................................................................................ 15 2. OBJETIVOS DEL PROYECTO ...................................................................................................... 15 3. CARACTERÍSTICAS GENERALES .............................................................................................. 16 3.1. LOCALIZACIÓN ......................................................................................................................... 17 3.2. DESCRIPCIÓN DE LAS OBRAS ............................................................................................... 18 3.3. CRITERIOS DE DISEÑO GENERALES DEL PROYECTO ....................................................... 19 3.3.1. CARACTERÍSTICAS DEL SERVICIO DE LA LÍNEA .......................................................................... 21 3.3.2. PARÁMETROS GENERALES DE DEFINICIÓN DE LAS INFRAESTRUCTURAS DE LA LÍNEA ................... 23 4. IDENTIFICACIÓN DE INTERFERENCIAS CON REDES E INFRAESTRUCTURA ..................... 24 4.1. TÚNELES, CANALES, PASOS DEPRIMIDOS .......................................................................... 24 4.2. PUENTES .................................................................................................................................... 24 4.3. REDES DE SERVICIOS PÚBLICOS INTERCEPTADAS .......................................................... 26 4.3.1. REDES ELÉCTRICAS ................................................................................................................ 27 4.3.2. REDES DE OLEODUCTO Y GAS ................................................................................................. 30 4.3.3. REDES DE ALCANTARILLADO Y ACUEDUCTO .............................................................................. 30 4.3.4. BOX COULVERT CANAL TINTAL II: ............................................................................................ 31 4.3.5. REDES DE TECNOLOGÍA DE LA INFORMACIÓN Y COMUNICACIÓN ................................................. 31 4.4. PREDIOS INTERCEPTADOS..................................................................................................... 33 4.5. INFRAESTRUCTURA DE INTERÉS E IMPORTANCIA ............................................................ 34 5. INFRAESTRUCTURA ACTUAL DEL CORREDOR ...................................................................... 37 5.1. AV. CIUDAD DE VILLAVICENCIO ............................................................................................. 39 5.2. AV. CIUDAD DE VILLAVICENCIO ENTRE TRONCAL CALI (CARRERA 86) Y AV. 1 DE MAYO ..................................................................................................................................................... 39 5.3. AV. 1 DE MAYO ENTRE AV. CIUDAD DE VILLAVICENCIO Y AUTOPISTA SUR ................. 39 5.4. NQS ENTRE AV. 1 DE MAYO Y CALLE 8 SUR........................................................................ 40 5.5. CALLE 8 SUR ENTRE NQS Y CARRERA 27 ........................................................................... 40 5.6. CALLE 1 ENTRE CARRERA 27 Y AV. CARACAS ................................................................... 41 5.7. AV. CARACAS ENTRE CALLE 1 Y CALLE 76 ......................................................................... 41 6. FUTURA INFRAESTRUCTURA DEL CORREDOR ...................................................................... 42 6.1. AV. CIUDAD DE VILLAVICENCIO ............................................................................................. 42 6.2. AV. CIUDAD DE VILLAVICENCIO ENTRE TRONCAL CALI (CARRERA 86) Y AV. 1 DE MAYO ..................................................................................................................................................... 43 2 6.3. AV. 1 DE MAYO ENTRE AV. CIUDAD DE VILLAVICENCIO Y AUTOPISTA SUR (NQS) ...... 43 6.4. NQS ENTRE AV. 1 DE MAYO Y CALLE 8 SUR........................................................................ 44 6.5. CALLE 8 SUR ENTRE NQS Y CARRERA 27 ........................................................................... 45 6.6. CALLE 1 ENTRE CARRERA 27 Y AV. CARACAS ................................................................... 45 6.7. AV. CARACAS ENTRE CALLE 1 Y CALLE 76 ......................................................................... 46 7. CARACTERÍSTICAS DEL VIADUCTO .......................................................................................... 49 7.1. DESCRIPCION DE LA ESTRUCTURA ...................................................................................... 49 7.2. CRITERIOS DE CONCEPCIÓN DEL VIADUCTO GRAN-U ...................................................... 52 7.3. CRITERIOS FUNCIONALES ...................................................................................................... 52 7.3.1. INTEGRACIÓN DE COMPONENTES DEL SISTEMA METRO .............................................................. 52 7.3.2. SEGURIDAD Y EVACUACIÓN DEL VIADUCTO ............................................................................... 53 7.3.3. GÁLIBOS DE MATERIAL RODANTE ............................................................................................. 54 7.3.4. PROTECCIÓN FRENTE AL RUIDO ............................................................................................... 54 7.4. CRITERIOS TÉCNICOS ............................................................................................................. 58 7.4.1. TABLERO DE VIADUCTO ........................................................................................................... 58 7.4.1.1. TABLERO DE VIADUCTO ESTÁNDAR ....................................................................................... 58 7.4.1.2. TABLERO DE VIADUCTOS ESPECIALES ................................................................................... 58 7.4.2. PILAS ..................................................................................................................................... 60 7.4.2.1. SOPORTES ESPECIALES....................................................................................................... 62 7.4.2.2. SISTEMA SISMO RESISTENTE - APARATOS DE APOYO TIPO LRB ............................................. 63 7.4.3. FUNDACIONES ........................................................................................................................ 64 7.4.3.1. PILOTES ............................................................................................................................. 64 7.4.3.2. ZONAS ESPECIALES: ............................................................................................................ 66 7.4.3.3. ZONA DE ESTACIONES: ........................................................................................................ 67 7.4.3.4. ZONA CON PRESENCIA DE PILAS TIPO PÓRTICO O EXCÉNTRICAS ............................................. 68 8. CARACTERÍSTICAS DE LAS ESTACIONES DE METRO ........................................................... 69 8.1. TIPOLOGÍA DE ESTACIONES .................................................................................................. 70 8.2. ESTACIONES SENCILLAS ........................................................................................................ 70 8.3. ESTACIONES DE INTERCONEXIÓN AXIAL ............................................................................ 72 8.4. ESTACIONES ESPECIALES CON MEZANINE ........................................................................ 75 9. CARACTERÍSTICAS DE LAS ESTACIONES DE TRANSMILENIO ............................................ 78 9.1. ATRIO DE ACCESO (A) ............................................................................................................. 78 9.2. PÓRTICO DE INGRESO Y VALIDACIÓN (B)............................................................................ 78 9.3. PLATAFORMA DE PARADA (C) ............................................................................................... 79 9.4. TAQUILLA EXTERNA (A) .......................................................................................................... 79 10. CARACTERISTICAS EDIFICIOS PCC Y PATIO TALLER ........................................................ 81 10.1. PUESTO CENTRAL DE CONTROL-PCC .............................................................................. 81 3 10.2. PATIO TALLER ....................................................................................................................... 82 10.2.1. FUNCIONAL DEL PATIO-TALLER ............................................................................................... 83 10.2.1.1. HALL DE COCHERA Y LAVADO INTENSIVO (A) ......................................................................... 86 10.2.1.2. MANTENIMIENTO MAYOR Y MENOR (B) ................................................................................ 86 10.2.1.3. MANTENIMIENTO DE INFRAESTRUCTURA DE VÍA (C) ............................................................... 86 10.2.1.4. EDIFICIO ADMINISTRATIVO (D) ............................................................................................. 86 10.2.1.5. TORNO EN FOSO (E) ..........................................................................................................
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