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    The document discusses the Chennai Metro Rail Project. It summarizes that 143 lakh trips are made daily in Chennai currently with only 27% by public transport. The Chennai Metro Rail is expected to increase public transport modal share to 32% by 2016. The project involves 45 km of metro lines, both elevated and underground. Funding is being provided by the Government of India, Government of Tamil Nadu, and JICA loans. Construction is ongoing with various stages of progress and trial runs scheduled to begin by end of 2013.

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    The document discusses the Chennai Metro Rail Project. It summarizes that 143 lakh trips are made daily in Chennai currently with only 27% by public transport. The Chennai Metro Rail is expected to increase public transport modal share to 32% by 2016. The project involves 45 km of metro lines, both elevated and underground. Funding is being provided by the Government of India, Government of Tamil Nadu, and JICA loans. Construction is ongoing with various stages of progress and trial runs scheduled to begin by end of 2013.

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    The document discusses the Chennai Metro Rail Project. It summarizes that 143 lakh trips are made daily in Chennai currently with only 27% by public transport. The Chennai Metro Rail is expected to increase public transport modal share to 32% by 2016. The project involves 45 km of metro lines, both elevated and underground. Funding is being provided by the Government of India, Government of Tamil Nadu, and JICA loans. Construction is ongoing with various stages of progress and trial runs scheduled to begin by end of 2013.

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    The document discusses the Chennai Metro Rail Project. It summarizes that 143 lakh trips are made daily in Chennai currently with only 27% by public transport. The Chennai Metro Rail is expected to increase public transport modal share to 32% by 2016. The project involves 45 km of metro lines, both elevated and underground. Funding is being provided by the Government of India, Government of Tamil Nadu, and JICA loans. Construction is ongoing with various stages of progress and trial runs scheduled to begin by end of 2013.

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    Chennai Metro Rail Project

    Chennai Urban Transport System

    143 lakh trips are made daily by passengers Only 27% of these trips are contributed by Public Transport ie 38 lakhs trips Currently Rail transport (suburban + MRTS) contribute 7% while bus transport contributes 20% . CMRL will contribute an addl. 5% by 2016 Liveable cities like Hong Kong have PT share 90%, Singapore 65% Chennai needs more Public Transport and an Integrated Multi-modal Public Transport System

    PT Vision 2026

    Chennai Urban Transport


    Modal Share : 2008

    Chennai Urban Transport


    Modal Share : Vision 2025

    Public Transport Interm. Public Transport Private Transport Non-Motorised Transport

    Public Transport Interm. Public Transport Private Transport Non-Motorised Transport

    MONORAIL

    METRORAIL

    VISION 2026

    BUS RAPID TRANSIT

    SUBURBAN RAIL

    Chennai Metro Rail Project

    Egmore

    Airport

    CMRL Project Investment


    Component Equity Sub Debt JICA Loan Total GOI 2190 730 8646 11566 GOTN 2190 844 0 3034 Total 4380 1574 8646 14600

    Funds flow

    CMRL has spent Rs 3867 crores so far GOI has budgeted to release Rs 1648 crores and GOTN Rs 750 cr in 2012-13

    Current status of Chennai Metro

    Chennai Metro is being implemented in about 45 km : 21 km elevated and 24 km UG Can eventually carry 45,000 pax/hour/direction Loan agreement with JICA signed on 19.3.2009 MOU with GOI signed on 15.2.2011 23 out of 23 packages awarded and works are under various stages of progress Bidding for O&M contract under progress

    Chennai Metro Schedule

    Stage-1: 11 km from Koyambedu to St. Thomas Mount trials will start by end 2013 Stage-1A: 10 km from Saidapet to Airport to be commissioned by end 2014 Stage-2: 24 km Underground commissioned by end 2015 will be

    CENTRAL METRO

    MULTIMODAL INTEGRATION

    Koyambedu Depot Layout

    Elevated viaduct near Arumbakkam

    Typical Underground Station Section

    Cut & Cover by Top Down / Bottom Up Construction Methods

    Nehru park TBM shaft

    Tunnel Boring Machines

    TBM ready for launch in July 2012 Total 11 TBMs to launched

    Tunnel lining production

    Track laying using precision Track Master

    Rolling Stock
    1. 42 4 car Alstom train sets, 16 T/axle 2. Stainless steel car body EN 12663:2000 3. DTC + MC + MC + DTC formation 4. Regenerative braking 5. Max design speed of 90 kmph
    AW2
    Seats Standees Total capacity % of seats 176 550 726 24

    AW3
    176 825 1001 17.6

    AW4
    176 1100 1276 13.8

    Other Systems
    1. OHE: 25 KV AC OHE system 2. Sig: AFTC with Distance to go, ATP, ATO, ATS 3. Com : Tetra, OFC based CBN, PAS, PIDS 4. Lifts and Esc in all stations 5. PSDs in all 19 UG stations 6. TVS in all tunnels and OPE/TES in UG stations 7. UG station VAC systems 8. CCTV based security systems

    Agenda issues

    Role of MAB
    1.Should be a brainstorming body for exchange of experience and cannot exercise regulatory functions 2.It must be forum for sharing of experience and development of national strategies 3.The debates in MAB may be recommendatory in nature and not binding (or else it will affect the autonomy of metro corporations) 4.There can be sub committees for specific subjects

    Regulatory Clearances
    1.Success of DMRC is due to freedom to choose technology and minimal intervention 2.MoR/RDSO roles must be to set standards and safety audit 3.Standards set must be aligned with relevant international standards (UIC, EN, CENELEC, NFPA, etc.). This will enable better competition and more choice in vendors 4.Technology choice, design, FAI/FAT, vendor approvals, etc must be left to owner operators in compliance with standards set. 5. Time limits to be set for processing regulatory approvals to avoid cost escalation

    Indigenisation
    1.Indigenisation is supported subject to compliance with international standards and safety norms 2.Equipment majors shall be given a target of indigenisation as part of the contract so that they take responsibility for vendor development and standardisation 3.ICF makes metro coaches that are much less expensive (Rs 3.5 cr as against Rs. 8 to 10 cr from imtl mfrs) but not to international standards. MoR to invest in raising standards of ICF metro coaches so that they can act as a competitor

    Amendments to Metro Acts


    1.Shall have provision for O&M Operators and distinguish them from metro railway administration 2.Fare fixation shall be left to Metro Boards as they have to pay the loans. 3.CMRS : may not be advisable to delegate appointment to appropriate Government OR if it has to be delegated the Act shall specify the qualifications of the CMRS 4.CMRS role shall not be made fuzzy by adding inter alia. The current act clearly specifies CMRS role. 5. State Governments shall have implementation and Land acquisition full power in

    CMRL thanks

    Secretary, MOUD, Members of MAB and DG RDSO

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