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EES Inquiry Melbourne Metro Rail Project Presentation by Dr Russell Keays Keays Engineering Basic Assumption The major Environmental Benefit from constructing more public transport infrastructure is to encourage the travelling public to


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EES Inquiry Melbourne Metro Rail Project

Presentation by Dr Russell Keays Keays Engineering

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Basic Assumption

  • The major Environmental Benefit from

constructing more public transport infrastructure is to encourage the travelling public to abandon their cars and take public transport.

– The maximum long-term benefit is achieved by locating the infrastructure where people want to go.

– The short-term benefit comes from designing the works to minimise disruption to existing public transport.

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Where do people want to travel?

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In the City

Queen Street and Russell Street are central to the business district. Swanston Street is for shoppers, theatre-goers – off-peak users.

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Advantages of separate network

Can use of autonomous (driver-less) trains.

– Requires fewer staff to operate trains. – Allows smaller separation times, greater frequencies. – Rapid turn-around at terminus.

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Advantages of separate network

Third-Rail Electrification and Smaller Tunnels

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Construction Methodology

  • Shallow Tunnels

– Avoids penetrating below groundwater levels wherever practical. – Minimises groundwater seepage. – Easier and cheaper to construct.

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Top-Down Construction

  • Not “Cut and Cover” but “Cover and Cut”
  • Pre-cast roof panels for rapid construction
  • Deliver the majority of Spoil down-tunnel, not

through suburban streets.

  • Minimise disturbance to local communities.
  • Travel time from Platform to Street reduced

(with stations at 35m below ground, each passenger looses about 3 minutes per day)

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End of Presentation

  • Refer to written submission for more details.
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