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PASSENGER OPERATIONS ON CITY PARK (BAHADURGARH) – MUNDKA METRO CORRIDOR READY

June 24, 2018 by wpadmin Leave a Comment


PASSENGER OPERATIONS ON CITY PARK (BAHADURGARH) – MUNDKA METRO CORRIDOR READY

PROJECT BRIEF CITY PARK (BAHADURGARH) – MUNDKA METRO CORRIDOR NOW READY FOR OPERATIONS

The satellite city of Bahadurgarh in Haryana is all set to get Metro connectivity with the completion of work on the 11.183 kilometre long Mundka – Bahadurgarh Metro corridor. This section will be Delhi Metro’s third connectivity to the neighbouring state of Haryana. Metro Services are already operational in the Gurugram and Faridabad cities of Haryana now. This entirely elevated section will not only connect the capital city with Bahadurgarh but will also provide connectivity to many outer Delhi areas of the western fringes of the city such as Mundka, Ghevra, Tikri Kalan etc. and with the opening of this section, the Delhi Metro network will expand to 288 kilometres with 208 Metro stations.

The main highlights of this section are as follows:

  • Route Length: 183 Km
  • Number of Stations : 07 (All Elevated)
  • In Delhi: Mundka industrial Area, Ghevra, Tikri Kalan, Tikri Border
  • In Haryana: Modern Industrial Estate, Bus Stand, City Park
  • Colour Code: Green (Extension of the Inderlok – Mundka Corridor)
  • Gauge: Standard Gauge (Rolling Stock similar to Green and Violet Lines)
  • After the completion of this corridor, the entire Inderlok/Kirti Nagar – Bahadurgarh section will become 29.64 kilometres long.

Connectivity Benefits:

The Mundka – Bahadurgarh section will be extremely crucial from the point of view of connectivity of the city of Bahadurgarh as well as parts of West Delhi. Bahadurgarh is an upcoming urban settlement which has many industrial units. Similarly, Mundka also has an industrial area where many people travel  every day for their professional requirements. This corridor will be of help to these people.

This section will be Delhi Metro’s third extension to Haryana after Gurugram and Faridabad. Haryana already has over 21 kilometres of Delhi Metro lines. With this section, the Delhi Metro section in Haryana will expand to 25.8 kilometres.

Bahadurgarh is a bustling urban settlement in the Jhajjar district of Haryana with a population of about one lakh and seventy thousand people. The Bahadurgarh Industrial Area houses many industrial units and is a source of employment for lakhs of people who travel there from Delhi.

Besides, Bahadurgarh has also developed into an educational hub and houses many universities and colleges. Many students travel to these institutes from Delhi every day. This connection will be of great help to them also.

Many areas of Outer Delhi in the western parts of the national capital will be benefitted. The Mundka Industrial Area also has many industrial units. This apart the localities of Ghevra, Tikri Kalan will be connected by the Metro for the first time.

The people working in the Industrial Estate, Bahadurgarh will be benefitted with the Modern Industrial Estate (MIE) metro station. This area has many industries around the NIE Metro station.

The Bus Stand Metro Station in Bahadurgarh has seamless connectivity with the interstate bus terminal which provides connectivity to other areas in Haryana.

Engineering and other Challenges:

  • The Bus Stand Station in Bahadurgarh, being situated at one of the most congested locations faced innumerable problems due to paucity of space, presence of a crematorium ground on the north side, presence of many water, electrical and other underground utilities etc.

            Moreover, there was huge traffic congestion on the south side of the station due to the bustling Bahadurgarh bus stand. Due to the congestion, it was impossible for DMRC’s engineers to divert the traffic running on both sides of the median and prepare scaffolding for spanning the carriageway to allow traffic below it.

  • The two electric lines of 440 KVA and 220 KVA at Tikri kalan and MIA station were raised to a height of 60 mtrs. Specially designed Mono pole of height 60 mtrs was erected for the first time in India instead of lattice structure to raise the height of these power lines.
  • Mundka Industrial Area station has been constructed on a busy NH-10 as an integrated station with provision of a future metro track crossing the Green line. This resulted in raising the rail level of MIA station of Green line to 22 mtrs above the ground level. There were multiple utilities at the ground level also which were accommodated/diverted. The construction of MIA station on NH-10 was done without disturbing the traffic flow on NH 10.
  • Station Architecture:

The facade of the Mundka Industrial Area station of the corridor has been decorated with beautiful terracotta designs. All the other stations also have a bright and vibrant colour scheme with bright yellow pillars on the platforms. The lifts also have been done in eco-friendly red terracotta tiles at all the station which are giving a vibrant look to the structures. The roof tops of the elevated stations have also been redesigned for better aesthetics.

  • Solar Power Plant at Bahadurgarh Depot

DMRC is committed to provide environment friendly Metro system and as part of this endeavour, DMRC is installing Solar PV power plants at various locations in existing as well as upcoming DMRC metro corridors. Efforts are made to integrate solar PV power plants at construction stage itself in the upcoming network of DMRC. All the roof-top solar plants are being installed under RESCO model, till date 23 MWp capacity has already been commissioned in the DMRC network.

In Bahadurgarh Depot, Roof Top Solar Plants with total capacity of 783 kWp has been installed under RESCO model, which is spread over 7 different roofs. It is estimated to generate 1 million Unit of energy per annum, (i.e.approx. 2,800 Units per day), which will be adequate to meet the day time auxiliary energy requirement (i.e. lighting, air conditioning, etc.) of the Depot.

Further, work to install additional 700 kWp capacity, solar plants on the roofs of 7 stations of Mundka – Bahadurgarh corridor will commence shortly, for which the developer has been finalised. Energy generated from these plants will be adequate to meet the entire day time auxiliary load of these stations.

All the seven stations of the Line-5 extn. (Mundka – Bahadurgarh corridor)are equipped with the latest energy efficient equipment / systems, such as LED lighting, Regenerative Braking in Lifts, VRV Air conditioning, etc. All these stations have been rated as platinum by the Indian Green Building Council for adherence to green building norms.

  • Operations Plan:

As per the time table for the entire Inderlok/Kirti Nagar – City Park section, a total of 20 trains will be put into service. Every alternate train from Mundka will go up to City Park in Bahadurgarh and a frequency of around 8 minutes will be maintained between Mundka and City Park. The total running time between Inderlok/Kirti Nagar and City Park (Bahadurgarh) will be about 50 minutes.

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Additional details:

Phase 3 progress details:

  • Phase 3 network opened so far: 87(86.638) kilometres
Sl. No. Corridors opened Kilometres
1. Central Secretariat – Kashmere Gate 9.37
2. Badarpur – Escorts Mujesar 13.875
3. Jahangirpuri – Samaypur Badli 4.373
4. Durgabai Deshmukh South Campus  – Majlis Park 21.56
5. Botanical Garden – Kalkaji Mandir 12.64
6. Kalkaji Mandir – Janakpuri West 24.82
  • Phase 3 network after the opening of Mundka- Bahadurgarh section: 98 (97.82) kilometres
  • Phase 3 network yet to be opened after the opening of this section: 61(60.806) kilometres (excluding NOIDA – Greater NOIDA section)
Sl. No.                Corridors to be opened               Kilometres
1. Durgabai Deshmukh South Campus – Shiv Vihar 37.036
2. Noida City Centre – Electronic City 6.675
3. Dwarka – Najafgarh 4.295
4. Escorts Mujesar – Ballabhgarh 3.2
5. Dilshad garden – New Bus Adda 9.60

Metro’s expansion in the NCR:

Already operational sections:

Sl. No. Corridors connecting NCR Kilometres

(in NCR)

No. of Stations

(in NCR)

 

1. Guru Dronacharya– HUDA City Centre (part of Yellow Line) 7.05 (Haryana) 5
2. New Ashok Nagar – NOIDA City Centre  (part of Blue line) 7 (Uttar Pradesh) 6
3. Yamuna Bank – Vaishali (part of Blue Line) 2.57 (Uttar Pradesh) 2
4. Badarpur Border – Escorts Mujesar(part of violet Line) 13.875 (Haryana) 9
5. Kalindi Kunj – Botanical Garden (part of Magenta Line) 3.962 (Uttar Pradesh) 2
6. Modern Industrial Estate– Bahadurgarh (part of Green Line) (ready for operations) 4.876 (Haryana) 3
  Total 39.333 27

In Haryana: 25.8 kms 

In Uttar Pradesh:13.53 kms

Corridors under construction

Sl. No. Corridors connecting NCR Kilometres

(in NCR)

No. of Stations

(in NCR)

 

1. Noida – Greater Noida Corridor

(Being constructed on behalf of the NOIDA Metro Rail Corporation)

29.7 (Uttar Pradesh) 21
2. Noida City Centre – Electronic City 6.675 (Uttar Pradesh) 6
3. Dilshad Garden – New Bus Adda 9.60 (Uttar Pradesh) 7
4. Escorts Mujesar – Ballabhgarh 3.2 (Haryana) 2
  Total 49.175 36

The Delhi Metro has expanded its wings far and wide in the satellite cities of the NCR as well. While in Phase 2, the cities of NOIDA, Ghaziabad and Gurugram were added to the Delhi Metro network, in Phase 3, Faridabad has already been added while Bahadurgarh is all set to get Metro connectivity. Work is in progress on multiple stretches in NOIDA, Greater NOIDA, Ghaziabad and Ballabhgarh. With the opening of the Mundka – Bahadurgarh section, the total network outside Delhi will have spread to 39.332 kilometres with 27 Metro stations. Another 49.175 kilometres of new lines with 36 stations (including NOIDA – Graeter NOIDA corridor) is being built right now.

Source : http://www.delhimetrorail.com


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