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NAMMA METRO A PRESENTATION ON DELIVERING BANGAORE METRO PHASE-2 DETERMINING PROJECT ALIGNMENTS,FUNDING & CONSTRUCTION BY B.S.SUDHIR CHANDRA DIRECTOR (PROJECT & PLANNING) BANGALORE METRO RAIL CORPORATION LIMITED HONG KONG DATE: 12-14 MARCH 2013

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NAMMA METRO

A PRESENTATION ON

DELIVERING BANGAORE METRO PHASE-2

DETERMINING PROJECT ALIGNMENTS,FUNDING

& CONSTRUCTION

BY B.S.SUDHIR CHANDRA

DIRECTOR (PROJECT & PLANNING) BANGALORE METRO RAIL CORPORATION LIMITED

HONG KONG DATE: 12-14 MARCH 2013

PRESENTATION TOPICS Brief Report about Phase-1 progress

Project Highlights of Phase-2

Funding options for Phase-2

Sources of Funding Phase-2

Financial parameters of Phase-2

Technical parameters of Phase-2

Challenges in Tunnel Construction

Metros in India

16.7

29.2

41.3

56.2

67

85

105

1971 1981 1991 2001 2005 2011 2021

( in Lakhs)

1971- 2001 : Census

2005 extrapolated & 2011-2021 as per draft CDP

BANGALORE POPULATION

Cars

15%

Two

Wheelers

55%

others

6%

Buses

1%

Trucks

6%

Auto

s 8

%

Two Wheelers Autos

Cars Buses

Trucks others

Total No. of vehicles as on

Aug.2011 -39.52 Lakhs

About 1250 new vehicles are being registered in Bangalore everyday.

Source : Transport Department

Two Wheelers – 69 % Three Wheelers (Autos) - 3 %

BANGALORE VEHICLES

Reach – 1

Reach – 3

Under Ground

Reach – 4

Reach – 2

South Extension

North Extension

Nagasandra

East West Corridor Elevated Section 13.02 Km Underground Section 4.88 Km Elevated Stations 12 Underground Stations 4

North South Corridor Elevated Section 20.20 Km Underground Section 4.00 Km Elevated Stations 21 Underground Stations 3

Srirampura

Sampige Road

KRMarket

National College

RVROAD

Attiguppe

Vijayanagar

Hosahalli

kempegowda

Sir.MV

CubbonPark

Halasuru

Indiranagar

EAST – WEST CORRIDOR 18.10 KMS

NORTH-SOUTH CORRIDOR 24.20 KMS

TOTAL 42.30 KMS

ELEVATED 33.48 KMS

UNDERGROUND 08.82 KMS

GAUGE Standard Gauge

TRACTION 750V dc Third Rail

SPEED Max 80Kmph ; Avg. 34Kmph

NO. OF STATIONS 40 (33 elevated, 7 UG)

TRAVEL TIME 33 / 44 Mins. (end to end)

HEAD WAY 4 Mins at start; later 3 Mins

NAMMA METRO

Construction Cost (Total Network of 42.30kms)

Total Length: Elevated 33.48km &Underground 8.82km SL No Particulars

Completion Construction Cost in

Millions (Rupees) Millions (US$)

1 Land 14084.2 312.43

2 Civil Engineering Works 57379.8 1272.84

3 Electrical Works 11045.3 245.02

4 S & T Works 8152.3 180.84

5 Depots 4191.4 92.98

6 Rolling Stock 17490.7 387.99

7 Total 112343.7 2492.10

8 General charges including administration, contingency etc.

6745.5 149.63

GRAND TOTAL 119089.2 2641.73

9 Interest During Construction 700 15.53

10 Less : Expected tax reimbursement (3700) (82.08)

TOTAL PROJECT COST 116089.2 2575.18

Exchange Rate Taken 1US$ = `45.08 2.5 billion US$

Construction Cost (Total Network of 42.30kms)

Total Length: Elevated 33.48km &Underground 8.82km

FUNDING PATTERN Figs in Rs. Crores

1 Crore = 10 million

Sl. No.

Particulars GoI GoK Total

1 Equity 1635 1635 3270

2 Subordinate Debt 1090 2215 3305

3 Sub total (1+2) 2725 3850 6575

4 Senior Term Debt - - 5034

5 Grand Total (3+4) - - 11609 (100%)

Senior Term Debt - JICA 2849 - ADB 1250 - SBI 800 - HUDCO 700

On Opening 2021

Designed phpdt 30075 40100

TRAIN HEADWAY 4 Min

3 Min E-W

4 Min N-S

TRAIN COMPOSITION 3 CARS 6 CARS

Capacity of 3 Car consist 975 Passengers

Capacity of 6 Car consist 2005 Passengers

TRAIN OPERATION

Parameter On Opening

Daily Ridership (lakhs) 12.22

Daily Passenger kms (lakh) 99.31

Avg. trip Length (km) 8.13

Progress of Phase 1 (in brief)

Reach No Designation of lineLength

KmsNo of Stns

Percentage Progress Likely Commissioning

date Viaduct/Tunnel

Stations

Reach 1E-W Corridor, Eastern Sector, Baiyappanahalli to MG Road

6.7 6 100% 100%Commissioned on

20.10.2011

Reach 2E-W Corridor, Western Sector, Magadi Road to Mysore Road

Terminal

6.9 6 98% 66% 31.05.2014

Reach 3 &3a

N-S Corridor, Northern Sector, Sampige Rd to Peenya Village

9.8 10 98% 68% 30.09.2013

Reach 3bN-S Corridor, Northern Sector, Peenya Village to Nagasandra

3.4 3 96% 49% 28.02.2014

Reach 4 & 4a

N-S Corridor, Southern Sector, National College to Puttenahalli

6.7 8 99% 72% 31.07.2014

Underground (E-W)

MG Road to Magadi Road 4.8 5** 77% 64% 28.02.2015

Underground (N-S)

Sampige Road to National College 4.0 3** 6% 28% 31.03.2015

** Includes one common interchange station– Kempegowda Station

3 Car Train on A Sharp Curve in Viaduct

Inside Coach

R.V. Road Station

M.G. ROAD METRO STATION (NIGHT VIEW)

Swami Vivekananda Road Station

BANGALORE METRO RAIL PROJECT, PHASE-II THE PHASE.2 OF THE PROJECT WILL INVOLVE CONSTRUCTION OF FOLLOWING LINES (EXCHANGE RATE : 1US$ = INR 50.00)

SL. NO

PARTICULARS LENGTH COST IN RS.

MILLION COST IN US$

MILLION DATE OF

COMMISSIONING

1 EXTENSION FROM BYAPPANAHALLI TO WHITEFIELD ON THE EAST (FULLY ELEVATED)

15.5 kms 14 stations

48450.00 969 4 Years from date of sanction by GOI

2 EXTENSION FROM MYSORE ROAD AT JUNCTION OF RING ROAD TO KENGERI ON THE WEST (FULLY ELEVATED)

6.5 kms 5 stations

18679.50 374 -D0-

3 EXTENSION FROM NAGASANDRA TO BANGALORE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION CENTRE (BIEC) ON THE NORTH (FULLY ELEVATED)

3.8 kms 3 stations

11680.22 203 -D0-

4 EXTENSION FROM PUTTENAHALLI TO ANJANAPURA ON THE SOUTH (FULLY ELEVATED)

6.3 kms 5 stations

17658.80 353 -D0-

5 NEW LINE FROM R.V. ROAD STATION ON EXISTING N-S CORRIDOR (PASSENGER INTERCHANGE STATION) TO BOMMASANDRA (FULLY ELEVATED)

18.8 kms 16 stations

57440.09 1149 -D0-

6 NEW LINE FROM GOTTHIGERE (IIMB) TO NAGAWARA (ELEVATED 7.0 KMS AND UNDERGROUND 14.2 KMS)

21.2 kms 6 elevated stations 12 underground stations

110140.00 2203 5 Years from date of sanction by GOI

Total 72.1 kms Elevated 57.9kms U/G 14.2 kms Elevated Stns 49 U/G Stns 12

264052 Rs. 26405 .20 crores

5281 5.28 billion US$

Namma Metro Phase 2

Mysore Road

Hesarghatta Cross

Puttenahalli Cross

BIEC

Anjanapura Township

Kengeri

Nagawara

IIM(B)

Bommasandra

RV Road

Arabic College

Venkateshpura

Tannery Road

Pottery Town

Cantt Rly

JP Nagar IV Phase

KR

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Nar

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Mah

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Gar

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Rag

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Tem

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Hebbagodi

Banashankari

JPNagar

Anjanapura Road

Krishnaleela Park (ISCKON0

Vajrahalli Thalaghatapura

Nayandahalli

Rajarajeshwarinagar Bangalore university

RV College

Hulimavu

Gottigere

MGRd

Phase -1

East West Line

North South Line

Phase-II Extension of Phase-1

North South & East West Lines

RV Road to Bommasandra

Gottigere to Nagavara

Underground section of

Gottigere to Nagavara line

Funding Options for Phase-2

Follow as in Phase-1 - Govt.of India and Govt.of Karnataka Joint

Stake holders- 54 % total contribution.

Senior Term Debt- from International

and Domestic Financial Institutions- 46 % of

tot al contribution.

Public Private Partnership - Being tried in Mumbai and Hyderabad metros

with 20% . Viability Gap Funding by the Govt

of India and Land given free by the State Govt..

- Civil structures Viaducts,Tunnels and Stations

construction by Govts.

- All others Systems and O&M by

Concessionaire for 30/35 years.

SOURCES OF FUNDING PHASE-2

1 USD= INR 50.00

INR Million USD Million %

Total Project cost 26,4052. 00 52810.00 100.00

GoK Equity Contribution 38700.00 7740.00 14.65

GoI Equity Contribution 38700.00 7740.00 14.65

Grant Contribution from GoK 17005.00 3401.00 6.40

Sub debt from GoK 33987.00 6797.40 12.97

Sub debt from GoI 14212.00 2842.40 5.35

Senior Term Debt 121448.00 24289.60 45.98

GoI share 52912.00 10582.40 20.00

GoK share 89692.00 17938.40 34.02

Senior Debt 121448.00 24289.60 45.98

SOURCES OF FUNDING PHASE-2(CONTD)

Funding agencies being tied up are JICA, ADB, AFD, World Bank, HUDCO,

Domestic Banks and Financial Institutions.

While approving Phase.2 of Metro project, the GoK has approved the

following measures for additional resource mobilisation through land

monetization :

a) Development cess: Levy of development cess on new layouts by BDA

and private layouts . This levy is estimated to yield revenue of Rs. 1250

Crores in five years.

b) Cess on additional floor area ratio(FAR): Allowing additional FAR along

the Metro Rail Corridor. This is estimated to yield Rs.430 crores in five years.

c) TDR in lieu of compensation of land: cost of land.

d) Issue of taxable bonds. Depending on the market appetite BMRCl may

float Bonds to pay off costlier loans.

FINANCIAL PARAMETERS OF PHASE-2

Line(s) FIRR EIRR

Four extensions to Phase -1 6.40 13.40

RV Road –Bommasandra line 4.40 16.70

Gottigere- Nagawara line 4.00 13.20

Total cost of Phase 2 INR 264051millions(USD

5. 281 billion)

Salient Technical Parameters of Phase-2

Civil Works Maximum speed - 80 kmph

Minimum Radius of curves - Elevated section 120m

-Underground section 200m

Grade Compensation on curves - 0.04% per degree of curvature

Maximum cant/super elevation - 125mm

Maximum cant deficiency - 100mm

Maximum length of Horizontal Transition curves - 55m

Maximum gradient of line - 4% (going from elevated to under ground and vice versa)

- 2.5 to 3% (generally)

Minimum distance between centres of two tracks - Straights 3.650m(U/G

3.750m( Elevated)

- Curves 4.20m

Salient Technical Parameters of Phase-2(contd)

Minimum radius of Vertical curves - 1500m

- 2500m (generally)

Stations on Curves ,minimum radius - 1000m

Stations on Grade ,maximum gradient - 1 in 1000(0.1%)

Tunnels- Minimum inside clear diameter - 5.40m

-Track centres minimum - 2D

-Minimum over burden - 1D

Emergency Evacuation - NFPA 130 regulations to be followed

Rolling Stock

Axle load 15 tonnes

Acceleration 1.1m /s2

Deceleration 0.9m/S2

Emergency 1.3 m/s2

Regenerative braking – almost 20% between 60kmph and 5 kmph

Wheel mounted Disc brakes

Electrical Works

Net work 33 KV separate feeders for Traction and

Auxiliary services.

Mode of Traction 750 V dc ,Third rail,bottom shoe collection

Traction motors 180 KW capacity

Percent powered 67%

All substations are SCADA controlled.

Signalling and Train Control System

Automatic Train Protection( ATP)

Automatic Train Operation ( ATO)

Automatic Train Supervision( ATS)

Audio frequency Track Circuits (AFC)

Communication Based Train Control System(CBTC)- for two new lines

Unattended Train Operation (UTO) for two new lines

Operations

Commercial speed - 34 kmph

Headway – Designed 120 seconds

-Operating 150 seconds

- with CBTC may go down to 90 seconds

Train consist- 6 cars (DMC+TC+MC+MC+TC+DMC)

Carrying capacity - 6 cars ,2005 persons( AW4State

loading)

Daily Ridership in 2021 1.72million

Bangalore Metro Rail Project

UG East- West Corridor

CROSS SECTION OF BORED TWIN TUNNELS

6.44m Slurry Shield Machine for Mixed Ground for Bangalore SUBWAY UG-02

Cutter-head and Cutter chamber Shield Front Body Dia.= 6,450 mm Cutting Diameter By New Scrapper Bits= 6,490 mm

Cutting Diameter By Gauge Disc Cutter= 6,520~6,490 mm

( Preliminary Dimensions)

8-Center Cutter

80-Cutter Bit 1-Copy Cutter

4-Mixing Blade

34-Inner Cutter

16x4-Scrapper Bit 2-Gauge Cutter

RotaryPiping for Copy Cutter

Scrapper bit 64

Salient Features ofTunnel Construction

DEPTH BELOW GROUND LEVEL : 15 TO 18 METRES

TYPE OF TUNNELS : TWIN TUNNELS, ONE FOR EACH TRACK

DISTANCE CENTRE TO CENTRE OF TUNNELS

: 15.04M

DIAMETER (CLEAR INSIDE) : 5.60M

BORE DIAMETER : 6.44M

CONCRETE LINING THICKNESS 280MM

TUNNEL CONSTRUCTION BY : i) SLURRY TBMS ii) EARTH PRESSURE BALANCED

MACHINES (EPBM)

UNDERGROUND STATION CONSTRUCTION

: CUT & COVER, BOTTOM-UP METHOD

RAMPS CONSTRUCTION : CUT & COVER METHOD

CROSS ADITS CONSTRUCTION : NATM

Challenges in Tunnel Construction(contd) Underground alignment is only in One corridor(line 6)- Gottigere-Nagawara line. Approximate length 13.790 kms No. of stations 12 (one station-MG Road U/G – is an interchange station with the elevated MG Road station of Reach 1 of Phase.1) • There will be traffic interchanges at - Shivajinagar U/G station with Intra-City Bus terminal - Bangalore Cantonment U/G station with the National Railways station contd..

Challenges in Tunnel Construction ( contd)

Geo Strata is ‘ Mixed soil ‘ - Sandy silt

Weathered Rock

Soft Rock

Hard rock (comp strength 50 to 30mpa)

Water table is hardly 3 m below ground at places

Extensive ground stabilization measures are involved by Soil nailing, Rock anchoring, Grouting, etc.

Temporary support arrangements are massive- Solder piles, Secant piles, etc.

Rock excavation - Controlled Blasting with instrumentation.

- Sawing of rock by chain saws

Water proofing at Stations

- Anti Base slab flotation measures

- Road diversions and Decking of roads.

Cut and Cover Station excavations- On site Visualization program

Tendering for U/G Works- Phase -2

Geo Tech exploratory bores work has just started and will be completed by Aug.2013. It will be a combination of ‘Design and Construct’ and ‘Construct only’ package.s 1 USD=INR 50.00 There will be 3 packages 3.34 kms twin tunneling, 4 .stations Cost INR 14030m USD 280.60m 3.19kms twin tunneling , 4 stations Cost INR 13450 m USD 269.00m 4.01 km twin tunneling ,4 stations Cost INR 15140 m USD 302.80m Tunneling will be ‘Design and construct’ U/G stations may be ‘Construct only’ or ‘Design and construct’ Three envelope system - Qualification - Technical proposal - Financial proposal ‘D & C’ will be a lump sum quote ‘C only’ will be based on Bill of Quantities(BoQ) on which contractor quotes a premium percentage. There will be Price Variation Clause(incl.Lumpsum portion) Tender Notification likely to be issued in January- March 2014.

Metros in INDIA

Operational Metros(3) : Kolkata, Delhi and Bangalore.

Metros under construction(7) : Chennai, Gurgaon,

Hyderabad, Jaipur,

Kochi, Mumbai, Ahmedabad

Metros on the anvil(8) : Navi Mumbai, Pune, Chandigarh

Lucknow, Ludhiana, Nagpur, Bhopal and Indore