Study on the Scale Determination of Urban Rail Transfer Station

Yu Ping Wang; Ya Ping Zhang; Hui Zhi Xu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AEF.5.71

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Study on the Scale Determination of Urban Rail Transfer Station

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As the major distributing center and intermediate transit point, the scale of transfer station in urban rail transit system directly affects the operational efficiency and overall cost of the entire system. So, accurately controlling the scale of transfer station becomes one of the most important aspects in improving service level and reducing the overall project cost. On the basis of summarizing the method on determining the scale of transfer station both home and abroad, the paper describes the role of the various facilities in rail transfer station, and illustrates the problems of our rail transfer station. Following the above discussion and investigation, the sizes of typical transfer station facilities are discussed and improved (e.g. vertical elevator). Taking the Longjiang Street station example, the proposed methods and models are verified and the analysis result shows that this transfer station should be cross platform interchange mode.

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Advanced Engineering Forum (Volume 5)

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July 2012

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Yu Ping Wang, Ya Ping Zhang, Hui Zhi Xu

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Facilities, Scale, Transfer Station, Urban Rail Transit

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