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METRO RAIL DESIGN CRITERIA SECTION 9 / SYSTEMS
DE304.09 9-19 Revision 4: 05/09/12
Metro Baseline Re-Baseline: 04/29/10
- 30-55 seconds – Noticeable queues
- Greater than 55 seconds – Significant queues
The quantity of fare gates recommended shall be based on maintaining the
maximum queuing times below a 55 second service standard during the worst
case scenario (3 seconds per person per fare gate).
2. Exit Calculations:
Exit Calculations shall be performed for Metro Rail stations to evaluate impact of
fare barriers on station egress. Exit calculations for station shall be performed in
accordance with current edition of NFPA 130, Standard for Fixed Guideway
Transit and Passenger Rail Systems, to determine results of 4 minute tests, 6
minute tests, and waiting times at fare barriers for station egress specified
within.
Calculations shall be based upon use of 10 year ridership projections and
Maximum Line Capacity as furnished by Metro Operations.
Ridership projections shall be used to derive maximum hourly entraining
loads in both peak and off-peak directions, which based on surge factor and
headway, shall be used to derive peak and off-peak entraining loads to
arrive at total entraining load for platform.
Train loads shall be based on crush load capacity of train in peak direction
and one-half seated load capacity of train in off peak direction.
Total Occupant Load shall be the sum of the total entraining load and total
train loads based on crush capacity defined by Metro.
Comparison of total entraining load to Net Platform Area divided by 4 square
feet per person shall be made to determine if constrained platform access
required.
The greater number of total occupant load compared to Net Platform Area
divided by 7 square feet per person shall be made to determine number to
use for egress calculation.
Fare gate equipment used, including turnstile fare gates, ADAAG barrier leaf
fare gates, and emergency swing gates, shall be based upon the existing Cubic
Transportation Systems, Inc. (Cubic) design used on Metro’ s UFS Gating
Project.
Capacity for exiting for each fare barrier element shall be the following per
current edition of NFPA 130, Standard for Fixed Guideway Transit and
Passenger Rail Systems, NPFA 130:
Turnstile Fare Gate Aisle: 25 PPM (People Per Minute) (2010 edition)
ADAAG Barrier Leaf Fare Gate Aisle: 50 PPM (2010 edition)
Emergency Swing Gate: PPM = Width of swing gate opening x 2.08 PIM
Gate-type exits shall be provided in each fare barrier to provide minimum of 50%
of total barrier exit capacity in accordance with current edition of NFPA 130,
Standard for Fixed Guideway Transit and Passenger Rail Systems, Section
5.5.6.3.3.4 (Doors and Gates, 2010 edition).
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