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TRANSPORTATION INTRODUCTION
Mechanical Engineering Department
Carlos III University
TRANSPORTATION
INTRODUCTION
TRANSPORTATION
TRANSPORTATION INTRODUCTION
TRANSPORT DEFINITION
Part of the economic activity intended to satisfy human needs by means of geographic change position of people or things
Transportation tries to erase the obstacles due to distance
Ways in which transport is part of the productive activity:
•As phase of the production process
•As a production process
•Goods distribution
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TRANSPORT DEFINITION
Competition
Transport cost
Time of transport
Feasibility of the delivery
Safety of means of transport
Industry situation
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TRANSPORT FUNCTIONS
General function: Control of space and time
Specific functions:
• Integration of societies and territories
• Displacement needs satisfaction
• Strategic reasons (to promote a region)
• Establish connection between the productive system and the consumption regions
• Ensure the access to different geographic regions
• Economic activity in itself that generates wealth and jobs
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GROWTH TRANSPORTATION FACTORS
1. Population growth
2. Mobility increase
Population∆ People transportation∆Consume∆ Production∆ Material
transportation∆
Mobility: Number of km travelled by citizen
Transport evolution Bigger speeds Less time
When time is saved in travelling, the saved time leads to an increase of
mobility
It is statistically proved that travel time investment is stable with time
Bigger mobility Bigger demand of transportation
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Evolución de la movilidad total en la UE15
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1000
2000
3000
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6000
1970 1980 1990 1991 1995 1999 2000 2001 2002
Año
Mile
s de
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GROWTH TRANSPORTATION FACTORS
Energy & Transport in figures 2004
European Commission
Directorate-General for Energy and Transport
Evolution of total mobility in the EU-15
Thousands of millions of km-passenger
Year
TrainCar Bus Metro and streetcar Airplane Total
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GROWTH TRANSPORTATION FACTORS
3. Present production and consumption strategies
4. Energetic factor
Fuel restriction Alternative energy
development
Better
communications
Concentration of production centres where there are
optimal conditions for product elaboration
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TRANSPORT EFFICIENCY
Influence efficiency transport factors:
•Improvement and increase of infrastructures
•Time travel reduction
•Decrease of specific consumption
•Load capacity increase
•Specialization of means
•Environmental negative impact reduction
•Safety increase
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SOCIAL TRANSPORTATION COSTS
1. Environmental impact
•Pollutant gas emissions
•Acoustic pollution
•Vibrations
•Visual impact: Infrastructures, dirt, deposits…
2. Traffic
•Transport time increase
•Consumption increase
•Environmental impact
3. Safety
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SOCIAL TRANSPORTATION COSTS
National Statistic Institute (INE)
Emisiones equivalentes de CO2 debidas a los transpo rtes y comunicaciones en España
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10
15
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30
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000
Año
Mill
ones
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tone
lada
s
Equivalent emissions of CO2 due to transportation
and communications in Spain
Year
Millions of tones
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SOCIAL TRANSPORTATION COSTS
Dirección General de Tráfico (DGT)
Evolución del número de víctimas de accidentes de t ráfico en España
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20
40
60
80
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120
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1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003
Año
Mile
s de
per
sona
sNumber of victims of traffic accidents
in Spain
Year
Thousands of people
Total Dead Seriously ill
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TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS
Set of modes that organized and coordinatedbetween them allow an effective action
A country has to have a good system of transport to have a good socioeconomic development
Types of coordination:
•Intramodal
•Intermodal
•Multimodal
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TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS
Intramodal: Combination between vehicles of the same mean of transport
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TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS
Intermodal: Combination of not more than two means of transport
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TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS
Multimodal: Coordination of more than two means of transport
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CLASSIFICATION OF MEANS OF TRANSPORT
Discrete at medium and large distances
A unit transport moves with the load
Continuous at medium and large distances
Channels and pipes (petroleum pipeline, gas pipeline…)
Auxiliary means of transport for short distances
Belt conveyors, transportation rollers,
funicular, cranes, passenger lift, service lift, moving staircase, lift trucks…
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CLASSIFICATION OF MEANS OF TRANSPORT
DISCRETE AT MEDIUM AND LARGE DISTANCES
SURFACE
AIR
SEA-RIVER
NON GUIDED
GUIDED
ALL-TERRAIN
ROAD
CHAIN
WHEELS
SKID
RAILWAY
HOVERCRAFT
TRAINAIRPLANE
HELICOPTER
AIRCRAFT
BOATS
HOVERCRAFT BOAT
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CLASSIFICATION OF MEANS OF TRANSPORT
Sea transport:
Coal transoceanic transportation, minerals, cereals, liquids or low value freight goods per kg.
Air transport:
Large distances. Valuable merchandises and urgent deliveries.
Railway transport:
Wagon -complete train. Intermodal systems (wagon, containers,…). Combined with road transport.
River transport:
Coal, minerals, construction materials,…Cheap but slow. Great competition with surface transport.
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CLASSIFICATION OF MEANS OF TRANSPORT
Road
RailwayAir
Evolution of modal distribution of passengers (1950-2000)
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CLASSIFICATION OF MEANS OF TRANSPORT
Road
Railway
Evolution of modal distribution of merchandises (1950-2000)
Sea
Pipes
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ENGINEERING AND TRANSPORTATION
MEAN OF TRANSPORT
COMPONENTS MEANS
TRANSPORT NETWORK
VEHICLE
ENGINEERING
TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERING
INFRAESTRUCTURES
ENGINEERING
SYSTEM
TRANSPORTATION
ENGINEERING
COMPONENT
ENGINEERING OF THE
TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM
Road transport
Railway transport
Air transport
Sea transport
Pipe transport
…
MEANS
Vehicle
Trains
Airplanes
Boats
…
ROUTES
Roads
Train rails
Air routes
Sea routes
…
TERMINALES
Station
Train station
Airports
Harbour
…
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TRANSPORTATION ORGANIZATION
Raw materials and
components Storage and fabrication
DespatchingStock
Preparation of deliveryDelivery
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TRANSPORTATION ORGANIZATION
Transport
system design
Means of transport to be used
Exploitation mode (public or private)
Design of the company means
The choice of the mean of transport depends on:
•Annual tons to transport and its variations
•Nature of the merchandises
•Medium size of the transported lot
•Distance to be travelled
•Delay and duration of transport
•Infrastructure
•Final price of the different solutions
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DATA TRANSPORT
The new technologies allow:
•Automation of deliveries
•Materials tracking