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2012
RITES
report
on
Implementation
of
Commuter
Rail
System
for
Bangalore
Approach
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Objective
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The recommendation on 'Surcharge' doesn't make any sense. The total accrual due to surcharge for 33 yrs will yield only 3000 crores. As seen in MMTS case IR fare structure, which is too low and would lead to operational losses. Given the MMTS losses background, what sort of fare structure makes sense, assuming that SPV has full leeway in making those decisions? Why cant it be rationalized with the operational cost and small percentage of capital investment cost? One route which doesnt find mention in the report is Nelamangala-Kunigal which is under construction & runs parallel to NH48 to Hassan. This stretch is already dotted with no. of private industries & the working class will find CRS more useful. A proper terminal can be planned at Kunigal which is approximately 60kms from Nelamangala Not much details on last mile connectivity and integration with other modes of other transit systems.
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As in case of SCR in Secunderabad, interconnectivity of PF tracks are provided for MMTS. Similar option can be explored to optimize utilization of PF tracks for Commuter Rail Yesvantpur Terminal - This is not the case as SWR already has the Land is a major constraint at YPR to land in its possession for adding pit lines develop additional pit lines. Possibility of and other infrastructure. And there is acquiring military land for Railway Casting yard for cement sleepers to be operations at YPR needs to be explored shifted and on JP Park side, SWR has unused land. Baiyyappanahalli North : The Third It is possible and SWR should be able do it Coaching Terminal with 10 pit lines, 5 on their own. stabling lines, 6 R&D lines for goods and 5 platforms Baiyyappanahalli North It is possible and SWR should be able do it This area is presently in non-signaled on their own. territory of SWR, In Railways parlance, this is almost a green field project, thus making execution easier and simpler Yelahanka : EMU Terminal It is possible and SWR should be able do it There is enough Railway Land available on their own. in YNK for developing the terminal Hejjala 4th Coaching Terminal -Railway There exists a terminal option at Land available at Hejjala at 20-21 Kms Gnanbharathi. This should be explored to from SBC build 3 PF and coaching terminal with pit lines & a maintenance yard at Hejjala
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Unidirectional Traffic in Mornings and Evenings In the morning long dist trains keep arriving Bangalore, during that time, down line ( BNC -SBC ) & YPR - SBC is fully occupied. During this time, trains in opposite direction are comparatively less and thus the up line is underutilized Unidirectional Traffic in Mornings and Evenings Bangalore Cant - Baiyyappanahalli block section is 6.46 Km length, this 6.46 Km block section can be converted into 3 blocks of 2 Kms each by providing automatic block signaling, Similarly KR Puram - Whitefield 9.32 Kms block section also should be converted into 4 blocks. Flyover No-4, Annexure -2 most of the 10 Trains can be terminated at YPR instead of SBC. Criss - Cross movements at YPR Table 5.9 Criss - Cross movement of Trains at YPR.
This is a perfect opening for Commuter Rail to run from SBC to ITPL, K R Puram, Baiyyappanahalli, Tumkur, Nelamangala, Chikballapur
Its possible to large extent and SWR should be able do it on their own.
Flyover is practically not possible and moreover there shouldnt be of any problem in criss-crossing. RITES has not done a proper study at YPR. This is an SWRs artificially induced criss- crossing at Platforms due to PF-6. These can be overcome by re-arranging the A&D of Intercity trains at proper PF. Needed for Operational flexibility and increase of capacity
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Criss - Cross movements at YPR YPR - LOGH & LOGH - YNK should be provided with Twin Single Line System duly making LOGH as block station Criss - Cross movements at YPR Table 5.10 Criss - Cross movements of Trains at YPR Flyover at LOGH should also be explored in future Automatic Signaling Automatic Signaling is must to introduce commuter rail system in Bangalore Speed of Loop Lines Wherever it is not yet increased to 30 Kmphs, it should be done on top priorty Electrification and Doubling Table 5.12 Electrification and doubling projects www.praja.in Know.Care.Participate
This table need to be modified with proper Trains R&D at YPR to appropriate PF Not required Its possible to large extent and SWR should be able do it on their own. Its possible to large extent and SWR should be able do it on their own. Table for electrification need to be corrected Page 3 of 6
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Electrification and Doubling Still number of sections needs sanction of doubling and electrification to make CRS fully electrified double lines Minimizing goods trains on Commuter Rail To the possible extent, goods trains are not normally run during commuter timings. In fact, SWR has been already adopting this strategy to some extent or other Minimizing goods trains on Commuter Rail LOGH should be made as junction station with some loop lines so that Trains from YNK need not go to YPR for engine reversal. Level Crossings - The speed Breakers of the System Table 5.14 Number of Level Crossings & TUV in CRS Quadrupling / Tripling If quadrupling not feasible due to land procedure or so, at least tripling should be done. Additional halts on CRS With automatic signaling facilitates more halts Directional Strategy for Terminating Trains Table 5.16 Directional Convenience of Terminals Rakes for Commuter Trains Table 5.17 EMU's Vs Conventional Rakes Enhancement - A continuous activity Baiyyappanahalli - Vimanpur abandoned line can also be restored for running commuter Rail Airport Connectivity By extending 5 -6 Kms, CRS system can be Connected to the Airport Airport Connectivity By extending 5 -6 Kms, CRS system can be Connected to the Airport. Assuming that around 50% of the line will be at Grade and another 50% will be elevated that system would cost around www.praja.in Know.Care.Participate
Its possible to large extent and SWR should be able do it on their own.
This is not followed in SWR Bangalore division specifically on YPR - Banaswadi - Baiyyappanahalli & Yelahanaka - KR Puram
Its possible to large extent and SWR should be able do it on their own.
51 / 139 Level crossings should be given top most priority by GoK & Complete the existing ROB or RUB's on priority Its possible for Tripling of the Lines, Whitefield - Bangarpet, YPR - Tumkur can be quadrupling can be done Agree
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Its possible to large extent and SWR should be able accomplish this with the help of GOK. ROB is needed at Old Madras Road
Hyderabad MMTS Phase-II provides rail link to Airport should serve as an example. Need to know how the figure of 800 Crore was arrived?
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800 Crore to provide the connectivity 28 7.6 / 69 Land for various ROB's / RUB's construction ROB works held up at Baiyyappanhalli - Krishnarjapuram areas and near Military gate at Yesvantpur Land for expansion of rail network to new geographical areas Land is said to have been already earmarked in master plan for ring rail adjacent to outer ring road Bangalore Master Plan : Land for Railway use As HMDA earmarked for future Railway passenger terminal at Manoharabad, Edulangulapall, Ravulapalli, Timmapur, Bhongri Bridging Suburban Demand Supply Gap Table 8.11 , CBP - YNK present services is only 3 Phasing philosophy Annexure - 5 , only 13 Pairs of Trains can be replaced with DEMU / MEMU / EMU Rakes Phase -1A Presently 28 pairs of Trains are serving Bangalore Commuters Phase 1A Agree
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There is scope to increase the frequency to 6 Total Rake requirement will be : DEMU - 06 and MEMU - 05
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Only 13 Pairs of Trains run within CRS area and they can be converted into DEMU /MEMU Non electrified sections YPR - BYPL - HSRA, SBC - YPR - TK, YPR - YNK - CBP need electrification. BYPL - HSRA, Chikbanavar - Tumkur, YNK - CBP Its not clear what enhancements are required at SBC yard. Not needed
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Phase 1B Some more enhancement should be done to SBC yard Phase 2, Activities under this phase 1 flyover at YPR ( Connecting HEB / YPR side to TK side Extension of activity
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Chikbanavar - Nelemangala line upto Soladevanahalli . Line seggregated at Chikbanavar and runs seperatly till soladevanahlli. Additional Halts Suggested by voluntary Organization Phase wise cost Estimates 2 e - Developing additional halt stations Phase wise cost Estimates
Soladevanahhali should be made as junction station with some loop lines so that Trains from YPR can run upto Soladevanahalli , This will add 3rd line from Chikbanavar to Soladvenahalli of 3 Kms Only 45 new stations are needed not 70 as given in the report. only 45 should be considered, 450 Crore Figure needs to justified. 1A h, 1A I, 1A j, 1B d, 2 c need to be corrected .
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