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Nazioarteko Jardunaldiak
Teknologia berriak trenbide arloan
GOI MAILAKO
PRESTAZIOKO TRENBIDE
LINEEN USTIAPENA
Jornadas Internacionales
Nuevas tecnologias en el sector
ferroviario
LA EXPLOTACIÓN DE
LÍNEAS DE FERROCARRIL
DE ALTAS PRESTACIONES
High Speed Lines
Operation in Japan
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DE ALTAS PRESTACIONES
International Conference
New railway sector technologies
THE OPERATION OF
HIGH PERFORMANCE
RAILWAY LINESPALACIO EUSKALDUNA
BILBAO23-24 /02 /2015
Takumi ISHIIDeputy director, JR East Paris OfficeSenior Advisor High SpeedPassengers and High Speed Department, UIC
1. General overview2. Characteristics of Shinkansen operation
(Example of Tohoku Shinkansen )
Agenda
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(Example of Tohoku Shinkansen )
1. General Overview
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1. General Overview
Shinkansen
• Shinkansen = ‘New trunk line’
• First high speed rail system in the world (51 years history)Tokaido Shinkansen opened in 1st October on 1964
(maximum line speed was 210km/h)
to increase the capacity of the most congested Tokaido line
• System of high speed with concepts:Dedicated high speed track with 1435mm standard track gauge
-closed system independent from the conventional line, no level crossing
Distributed power rolling stock (EMU)
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Distributed power rolling stock (EMU)
ATC signaling system
Centralized traffic control system
etc
-> high speed operation with high safety
• Maximum line speed: 240km/h – 320km/h
• Exceptional: Mini-Shinkansenupgraded lines from narrow gauge to standard gauge
operable through high speed line to conventional lines
Series 0 (1964-2008)
Morioka
Shinjo
Akita
Akita Shinkansen(1997)
Yamagata Shinkansen (1992, 99)
Mini-Shinkansen
Shinkansen Network
Line Section Length(km)
Max. Speed(Km/h)
Tokaido 552.6 270
Sanyo 644.0 300
Tohoku 713.7 320
Joetsu 303.6 240
Nagano 117.4 260
Kyushu 288.9 260
Sub Total 2620.2Akita 127.3 130
Yamagata 148.6 130
Shin-Aomori
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SendaiNiigata
Fukushima
Tokyo
Shin-Osaka
Hakata
Nagano Shinkansen(1997)
Joetsu Shinkansen(1982)
Tohoku Shinkansen(1982, 85, 91, 02, 10)
Sanyo Shinkansen(1972, 75)
Tokaido Shinkansen(1964)
Takasaki
Kagoshima-Chuo
Kyushu Shinkansen(2004,11)
Nagano
Yamagata
Okayama
Shin-Yatsushiro
Omiya
*Length: kilometers in revenue service
Yamagata 148.6 130
Sub Total 275.9
Total 2896.1
Morioka
Sendai
Shinjo
Akita
Shin-Aomori
Variety of Shinkansen rolling stock
>Market and operational demand for each operator
E2E2-1000E3E3-700,-1000,-2000E4E5E6E7
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Sendai
Niigata
Tokyo
Shin-OsakaHakata
Kagoshima-Chuo
Nagano
Shin-Yatsushiro
Total: 416 train sets (January 2014)
Okayama
700N700N700A(N700-1000)
500-7000700-3000,700-7000N700-3000,N700-7000
N700-8000800
2. Characteristics of Shinkansen operation
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(Example of Tohoku Shinkansen )
Characteristics of Shinkansen train timetable
Madrid ⇒ Córdoba ⇒ Sevilla and Málaga (Spain)
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European Rail Timetable, February 2015
Madrid
Málaga
Sevilia
Córdoba
Barcelona 15141312 16 17 18
To Algeciras
To Cádiz
Characteristics of Shinkansen train timetable
Tokyo ⇒ Sendai ⇒ Morioka ⇒ Shin-Aomori and Akita (Japan)
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2014.10 Railway Time Table in Japan
Akita
Shin-Aomori
Morioka
Tokyo 15141312 16 17 18
Sendai
FukushimaY147
N263
Hb+K29
Y149
Y151
Y153H115
N265Y147
N257
Characteristics of Shinkansen train timetable
Madrid
Málaga
Sevilia
Córdoba
Barcelona 15141312 16 17 18
To Algeciras
To Cádiz
Madrid ⇒ Córdoba ⇒ Sevilla and Málaga (Spain)
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Akita
Shin-Aomori
Morioka
Tokyo 15141312 16 17 18
Sendai
FukushimaY147
N263
Hb+K29
Y149
Y151
Y153H115
N265Y147
N257
Tokyo ⇒ Sendai ⇒ Morioka ⇒ Shin-Aomori and Akita (Japan)
Characteristics of Shinkansen operation
Express through trains and multiple-stop services
Over passing Shinkansen trains
1
2
N
Y
H
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3Y
Station A Station B Station C Station D
N : All stations stopping for all passengers
: All stations stopping for all passengers except Station BY
: Express for only passengers using Station D
Population : huge Population : a few Population : middle Population : large
For
personal
demands H
3 types of JR East Shinkansen Trains
For longer trips
Large capacity for commuting
Standard
Double Decker
Series E2 275km/h Series E5 320km/h
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For through-service with coupling/uncoupling functions
Series E3 275km/h Series E6 320km/h
Series E4 240km/h
(1) High-speed network connecting the Tokyo
Metropolitan Area to local areas
Diverse Duties of JR East’s Shinkansen Lines
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(2) Work and school commuter transport centering
on the Tokyo Metropolitan Area
13
(1) High speed Express operation of Shinkansen
70675
2619724319
30000
40000
50000
60000
70000
80000The number of passengers on each stations of Shinkansen, average of a daypassengers
: High Speed Express, Max. 320km/hH
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10696
26197
4996
12245
3212 2014
8597 7301
893
24319
2688 1090 2451 1028 1284 993
7235
88 7643248
6384571
0
10000
20000
30000
As of 2013Stations as Tohoku Shinkansen
Necessity of express service for passenger
Saitama1,246
UtsunomiyaFukushima
Yamagata250
Shinjo Akita
HachinoheAomori
distance (km)
Population of main cities taken from 2013 survey
Utsunomiya
Tohoku Shinkansen
Utsunomiya
Tokyo8,967
Utsunomiya
KoriyamaSendai1,039
Morioka
321
298JR East(Tohoku)
2) As getting far from Tokyo, transport volumes decrease (Largely uneven transport
1) JR East’s railway network extends to 5 directions and its transportation volume is concentrated within the Tokyo metropolitan area.
100 200 300 400 500 600 700
(1)Population along Shinkansen route
517
325
28438
239294
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Yamagata Shinjo
Size of circle (Unit: thousands)shows population
321 (Largely uneven transport demands)
The area population around Tohoku Shinkansen in Japan from 1995 to 2000
4,6
2,0
-0,4
-3,0 -3,9
-0,5
-4,0
-5,2
-4,4
-6,0
-4,0
-2,0
0,0
2,0
4,0
6,0
Tokyo Saitama Utsunomiya Fukushima Yamagata Sendai Morioka Akita Aomori
increase
decrease
0 = 1995
75 7854 22
419
56
8860%
80%
100%
Airplane
Ship
Bus
Source: The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport, and Tourism, Research of the No. of passengers by distance and by transport mode
(1)The Shinkansen Share versus other transport modes
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920
4057
225
22
70%
20%
40%
Bus
Automobile
JR
100
(%)
Airline has advantage
JR East
MoriokaNiigataNagano
Yamagata80
( :FY 2010 : FY 2006 : FY 1996)
JR has advantage
Comparison of JR East and airline shares between Tokyo and major cities in Japan
(1)High speed increases ridership
359.9km
535.3km333.9km222.4km
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Average trip time (from Tokyo)
JR Eastshare
1hr 2hr 3hr 4hr 5hr 6hr
Shin-Aomori
Akita
50
20
JR has advantage
Competitive zone
713.7km
662.6km
Km : Distance from Tokyo
2 h 59 min.Shin-Aomori
(1)JR East Shinkansen Network and Target of High Speed Operation
Akita
Distance : < 750 km
Trip Time : < 3 – 5 hours
Advantage of Shinkansen in Japan
by Max. 320km/h operation713.7 km662.6 km 3 h 37 min. by Max. 320km/h operation*
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Tokyo
Sendai
Morioka 535.3 km
351.8 km
2 h 10 min. by Max. 320km/h operation
* Between Morioka and Akita is 130km/h operation.
1 h 31 min. by Max. 320km/h operation
(1)Line layout of Tohoku Shinkansen route
Tokyo Omiya Oyama Utsunomiya Nasushiobara
Shin-Shirakawa Koriyama Fukushima Shiroishizao Sendai
To depo.
To depo.
To depo.
To Nagano
To Yamagata
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Hurukawa
Kurikoma
kogen
Ichinoseki
Mizusawa
esashi
Kitakami
Shin-Hanamaki
Morioka
Iwate
numakunai Ninohe HachinoheShichinohe
towadaShin-Aomori
To depo.
To depo.
To Akita
(2)High speed for commuter transport service of Shinkansen
70675
2619724319
30000
40000
50000
60000
70000
80000The number of passengers on each stations of Shinkansen, average of a daypassengers
N : High Speed for commuter transport service, Max. 240km/h
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10696
26197
4996
12245
3212 2014
8597 7301
893
24319
2688 1090 2451 1028 1284 993
7235
88 7643248
6384571
0
10000
20000
30000
As of 2013Stations as Tohoku Shinkansen
Necessity of commuter transport service for passenger
Shinkansen
Utsunomiya
Changes in commuter transport volumeduring morning hours per FY (Daily average)
Takasaki 278291
323335
352
387391399408422428
414417414409413418406407
238
284304
322328
371378
431435445462467465479481479485491
447462
6000
8000
10000
12000
300
350
400
450
500
Tohoku
Joetsu/Nagano
Tohoku %
Joetsu/Nagano %
(Passengers) ( Growth %: FY87 = 100 )
(2)Commuter Transportation by Shinkansen
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Tokyo
Compared to FY1987, currently Tohoku Shinkansen increases 4 times, Joetsu/Nagano Shinkansen increases about 4.6 times in No. of passengers.
Takasaki
100115
153
195
234
278291
100
130157
196
238
0
2000
4000
6000
87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 '00 '01 '02 '03 '04 '05 '06 '07 ' 08 '09 '100
50
100
150
200
250
100km zoneTokyo metropolitan area
1
2 2
46 7 8 9 10 11
12 13 14 14 1515
1516
1616
1616
1616
120
140
160
180
200
121
Commuter passes
161<100>
159<99>
159<100>
161<101>
164<102>171
<104>
133<110> 135
<102>148
<110> 161<109>
174<102>
(100 million passenger km)
<101>
176
<101>
175
<100>
176
<103>182
<102>186 <98>
183188
<103> 193<103> 198
<103>
193<97>
182<94>
176<97>
(2)Changes in the No. of Operating Shinkansen
Trains
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120131 133
144155 154 151 150 151 153 159 161 161 162 161 167 171 167 172 177 182 176
165 160
0
20
40
60
80
100
87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 '00 '01 '02 '03 '04 '05 '06 '07 ' 08 '09 '10
Other than commuter
passes
passes
< >: year-on year growthFY
(2)Transport Capacity during Commuting Time Slot
Number of Shinkansen trains during the morning commute has reached a maximum
(12trains arriving at Tokyo Station between 8:00 and 9:00 a.m.)
Increased transport capacity for each train
Introduction of double-decker Shinkansen
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Series E4
- All double-decker 16-car configuration (8 cars + 8 cars): Seating capacity, 1,634 (the largest capacity worldwide for high speed trains)
- Operates in 8-car configuration during the daytime
Unification of flat Shinkansen
Series E5
Series E6+
- All flat 17-car configuration (10 cars + 7 cars): Seating capacity, 1,069
Why?
recently
Speed increase � Time reduction
DS: Digital communication & control for ShinkansenATC: Automatic Train Control (one of the train sign aling system in Japan)
(2)DS-ATC
Smooth brake pattern� More comfortable ride
Control without the stepsActual speed
Previous ATC DS-ATC
Actual speed
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Multi-step control
Control without the steps(Digitally controlled and smooth)
JR E2-MATSUKIJR E2-MATSUKI
SignalSpeed
Signal
Speed
Possibility of reduction for headway time per an hour
Braking is applied if the train speed exceeds the speed signal.
Braking is applied by comparing the train speed with the brake pattern stored in the on-board device, to stop the train by the end of the stop track circuit.
(2)Population in Japan
90.077
94.302
99.209
104.665 111.940
117.060
121.049
123.611
125.570126.926
127.768
128.057
126.597
124.100
120.659
116.618
112.124
102.210
91.933
81.35580.000
90.000
100.000
110.000
120.000
130.000
140.000The number of population in Japan
thousand
persons
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81.355
70.000
1955 1960 1965 1970 1975 1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020 2025 2030 2035 2040 2045 2050
years
No need to use Double decker Shinkansen
>Development of operation (each train passing time)
>Decrease in population
As a result
3,360 mm
(3,400 mm)
European loading gaugeShinkansen loading gauge
(2)Capacity of Shinkansen
(3,150 mm)
2,904 mm (TGV-
Duplex)
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1,435 mm 1,435 mm
Series E5
Series E6+
- All flat 17-car configuration (10 cars + 7 cars): Seating capacity, 1,069
TGV Duplex ××××2
- All flat 20-car configuration (10 cars × 2sets): Seating capacity, 1,026(512×2)
Almost
all
same
TGV
Thank you very much for your kind attention
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Takumi ISHIIDeputy director, JR East Paris OfficeSenior Advisor High SpeedPassengers and High Speed Department, UIC