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Signalized Intersect This calculation tool is designed to quick estimate the signalized intersection delay and Leve © Developed by Xin (Alyx) To start, click "Start Analysis" button on this page or click on the “Inputs” tab at the bottom of signal phases and rings. “Parameters” worksheet requires no inputs but data modificatio recommended to use local parameters if available. This tool only considers pre-timed signalization type and automobile mode. The impacts of and intersection control delay includes both uniform delay and incremental delay. Extra de worksheet is read-only and modification on these cells is disabled. The analysis results are s The instructions and definitions of variables or parameters can be found in pop-out comme enable Marco feature in order to run this model. Disclaimer: This analysis tool implements the procedures defined in Chapter 18 and Ch signalized intersections. All values reported in this analysis tool are accountable for practical results that differ from the estimates provided

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Page 1: HCM 2010 Intersection Analysis

Signalized Intersection Analysis Tool Based on HCM 2010

© Developed by Xin (Alyx) Yu, SSFM International Inc. 2012 , All Rights Reserved

To start, click "Start Analysis" button on this page or click on the “Inputs” tab at the bottom of this excel window and enter the required information for the analyzed intersection. "Phasing Design" specify the orders of signal phases and rings. “Parameters” worksheet requires no inputs but data modification is allowed. Default parameters for intersection condition are extracted from HCM 2010 and listed in this worksheet. It is recommended to use local parameters if available.

This tool only considers pre-timed signalization type and automobile mode. The impacts of conflicts between pedestrian and vehicles and bicycles and vehicles on intersection capacity are not considered. Approach and intersection control delay includes both uniform delay and incremental delay. Extra delay due to initial existence of queue prior to analysis period is not specified. The automatic calculation process in "Analysis" worksheet is read-only and modification on these cells is disabled. The analysis results are summarized in "Outputs" worksheet.

The instructions and definitions of variables or parameters can be found in pop-out comment box, which may assist in guiding users through the process of entering data and understanding the outcomes. Please enable Marco feature in order to run this model.

Disclaimer:This analysis tool implements the procedures defined in Chapter 18 and Chapter 31 of the Highway Capacity Manual (HCM 2010) to determine delay and LOS for pre-timed signalized intersections. All values reported in this analysis tool are estimates. Actual performance may vary and the author of this tool will in no way be held accountable for practical results that differ from the estimates provided by this tool.

Start AnalysisStart Analysis

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Signalized Intersection Analysis Tool Based on HCM 2010

© Developed by Xin (Alyx) Yu, SSFM International Inc. 2012 , All Rights Reserved

To start, click "Start Analysis" button on this page or click on the “Inputs” tab at the bottom of this excel window and enter the required information for the analyzed intersection. "Phasing Design" specify the orders of signal phases and rings. “Parameters” worksheet requires no inputs but data modification is allowed. Default parameters for intersection condition are extracted from HCM 2010 and listed in this worksheet. It is recommended to use local parameters if available.

This tool only considers pre-timed signalization type and automobile mode. The impacts of conflicts between pedestrian and vehicles and bicycles and vehicles on intersection capacity are not considered. Approach and intersection control delay includes both uniform delay and incremental delay. Extra delay due to initial existence of queue prior to analysis period is not specified. The automatic calculation process in "Analysis" worksheet is read-only and modification on these cells is disabled. The analysis results are summarized in "Outputs" worksheet.

The instructions and definitions of variables or parameters can be found in pop-out comment box, which may assist in guiding users through the process of entering data and understanding the

This analysis tool implements the procedures defined in Chapter 18 and Chapter 31 of the Highway Capacity Manual (HCM 2010) to determine delay and LOS for pre-timed signalized intersections. All values reported in this analysis tool are estimates. Actual performance may vary and the author of this tool will in no way be held accountable for practical results that differ from the estimates provided by this tool.

Start AnalysisStart Analysis

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Signalized Intersection Analysis Tool Based on HCM 2010

© Developed by Xin (Alyx) Yu, SSFM International Inc. 2012 , All Rights Reserved

To start, click "Start Analysis" button on this page or click on the “Inputs” tab at the bottom of this excel window and enter the required information for the analyzed intersection. "Phasing Design" specify the orders of signal phases and rings. “Parameters” worksheet requires no inputs but data modification is allowed. Default parameters for intersection condition are extracted from HCM

This tool only considers pre-timed signalization type and automobile mode. The impacts of conflicts between pedestrian and vehicles and bicycles and vehicles on intersection capacity are not considered. Approach and intersection control delay includes both uniform delay and incremental delay. Extra delay due to initial existence of queue prior to analysis period is not specified. The automatic calculation process in "Analysis" worksheet is read-only and modification on these cells is disabled. The analysis results are summarized in "Outputs" worksheet.

The instructions and definitions of variables or parameters can be found in pop-out comment box, which may assist in guiding users through the process of entering data and understanding the

This analysis tool implements the procedures defined in Chapter 18 and Chapter 31 of the Highway Capacity Manual (HCM 2010) to determine delay and LOS for pre-timed signalized intersections. All values reported in this analysis tool are estimates. Actual performance may vary and the author of this tool will in no way be held accountable for practical results that differ from the estimates provided by this tool.

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INPUTS WORKSHEET TH+RT RT*Inputs at the rows or columns noted by yellow arrow

1044

Warning! Data can not be recovered once cleared2

TH+RT RT

Vol No. of Lane EB 2 0

71 1 LT 1

LT+TH 0

LT+TH+RT 0

LT+RT 0

TH 0

RT 0

424 2 TH+RT 2

1 0

NB LT LT+TH

No. of Lane 1

Volume 133

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ChooseApproach Movement Number of Lanes Shared Lanes Adj. Volume

NBLT 1 NO 133

TH+RT 2 TH+RT 1755NA NA 0

SBLT 1 NO 194

TH+RT 2 TH+RT 1044NA NA 0

EBLT 1 NO 71

TH+RT 2 TH+RT 424NA NA 0

WBLT 1 NO 118

TH+RT 2 TH+RT 624NA NA 0

D21
Choose movements for each approach
E21
If the cell is filled red, double check movement input.
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TH LT+RT LT+TH+RT LT+TH LT

194 Volume

1 No. of Lane

TH LT+RT LT+TH+RT LT+TH LT SB0 0 0 0 1

2 TH+RT

0 RT

0 TH

0 LT+RT

0 LT+TH+RT

0 LT+TH

1 LT

0 0 0 0 2 WB

LT+TH+RT LT+RT TH RT TH+RT

2

1755

Phasing DesignPhasing Design

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100100100100

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GO TO ?

2 624

1 118

No. of Lane Vol

Phasing DesignPhasing Design

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PHASING DESIGN WORKSHEET

A. Singal Phase Design (leading protected turning if applicable)

ChooseE/W 1

YES PED

1Choose

1 RT YES

1 TH YES

Choose1 LT YES

YES LT 1

YES TH 1

YES RT 1

1Choose

PED YES

3

N/S 1

ChooseYES Choose

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NO RT TH LT

PED 0

0 0 1

1 0 0

LT TH RT

Choose YES

1

B. Overlapping and Protected Movements

Choose Choose

Approach Movement Overlapping? Protected?

NBLT YES YES

TH+RTNA

SBLT YES YES

TH+RTNA

EBLT

TH+RTNA

WBLT

TH+RT

G33
Choose YES, only if the movement is allowed in two consecutive phases
I33
Choose YES if exclusive and protected signal is given for the movement
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WBNA

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GO TO ?Warning! Data can not be recovered once cleared

ChooseE/W 2

PED

0Choose

0 RT

0 TH

Choose0 LT

LT 0

TH 0

RT 0

0Choose

PED

0

N/S 2

ChooseYES YES YES Choose

Analysis (Read Only)

Analysis (Read Only)

ParametersParameters

OutputsOutputs

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YES RT TH LT

PED 1

1 1 1

0 PED

1 1

LT THChoose

Choose YES YES

2

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6

Analysis (Read Only)

Analysis (Read Only)

ParametersParameters

OutputsOutputs

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1 PED

1

RT YES

YESChoose

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Parameters Worksheet

PHF 1.00Area Type 0.90 UrbanBase Saturation Rate 1900 pcu/hPercentage of Heavy Vehicles 2 %Approach Grade 0 %Hourly Parking Maneuvers 0Hourly Bus Stop Rate 0Lane Width 12 ftLoss time per Phase 4 sec

Analysis (Read Only)

Analysis (Read Only)

B2
Default parameters can be changed if local or updated information available
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Operation Analysis Worksheet

A. Adjusred Saturation Flow Rate

Approach Movement Number of Lanes

NBLT 1

TH+RT 2NA 0

SBLT 1

TH+RT 2NA 0

EBLT 1

TH+RT 2NA 0

WBLT 1

TH+RT 2NA 0

B. Signal Timing and Allocation

Approach Movement Overlapping

NBLT YES

TH+RTNA

SBLT YES

TH+RTNA

EBLT

TH+RTNA

WBLT

TH+RTNA

No. of Overlapping Mov. : 20

Phases Max V/s

1 0.08

2 0.57

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2 0.57

3 0.21

NA 0.00

Estiimated Cycle (sec) 160

C. Intersection Operation and LOS

Approach Movement Number of Lanes

NBLT 1

TH+RT 2NA

SBLT 1

TH+RT 2NA

EBLT 1

TH+RT 2NA

WBLT 1

TH+RT 2NA

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Base Saturation Rate Lane Width Width Factor HV%1900 12 1.00 21900 12 1.00 21900 0 01900 12 1.00 21900 12 1.00 21900 0 01900 10 1.00 51900 10 1.00 51900 0 01900 10 1.00 51900 10 1.00 51900 0 0

1 Adj 1 V/s Lagging V/s 20.08 0.08 0.00

0.57

0.12 0.12 0.040.34

Max V/s : 0.08 0.04 0.57

Ped_Phase G Gp

NO 14 0

YES 98 19

Phase V/s Phase

OutputsOutputs

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YES 98 19

YES 36 17

NO 0 0

Adj. Cycle (sec)

Shared Lanes Volume Protected? PhaseNO 133 YES 1

TH+RT 1755 NO 2NA 0 NANO 194 YES 1

TH+RT 1044 NO 2NA 0 NANO 71 NO 3

TH+RT 424 NO 3NA 0 NANO 118 NO 3

TH+RT 624 NO 3NA 0 NA

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HV Factor Grade % Grade Factor Parking Parking Factor0.98

01.00 0.00 1.00

0.98 1.00 0.00 1.001.00

0.980

1.00 0.00 1.000.98 1.00 0.00 1.00

1.000.95

01.00 0.00 1.00

0.95 1.00 0.00 1.001.00

0.950

1.00 0.00 1.000.95 1.00 0.00 1.00

1.00

3 Adj 3 V/s Lagging V/s 4

0.06 0.06 -0.030.14 0.14 0.06

0.10 0.10 -0.110.21 0.21 0.00

0.21 0.21 0.06 0.00

Adj. G

14

98

Phase V/s Phase

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98

36

0

160

V/s Final G Capacity V/C D10.08 14 1120 0.12 66.970.57 98 1896 0.93 27.84

NA NA NA 0.000.12 14 1120 0.17 67.300.34 98 1896 0.55 18.22

NA NA NA 0.000.06 36 276 0.26 51.150.14 36 674 0.63 56.10

NA NA NA 0.000.10 36 276 0.43 53.300.21 36 674 0.93 60.80

NA NA NA 0.00

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Bus Bus Factor Area Type Lane Utilization0.00 1.00 0.90 1.000.00 1.00 0.90 1.00

0.00 1.00 0.90 1.000.00 1.00 0.90 1.00

0.00 1.00 0.90 1.000.00 1.00 0.90 1.00

0.00 1.00 0.90 1.000.00 1.00 0.90 1.00

E/W 98 19N/S 36 17

Phase 3

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Loss time 4

D2 Movement Approach (s/veh) LOS0.22 67.18

39.23 D9.26 37.110.00 0.000.34 67.64

26.94 C1.16 19.380.00 0.002.24 53.39

59.49 E4.41 60.510.00 0.004.77 58.08

77.68 E20.59 81.390.00 0.00

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Left Turns Right Turns Adj. s0.95 1.00 1597 1 1439.871.00 0.93 3101 0

00.95 1.00 1597 1 protected1.00 0.93 3101 0 800 shared

0 1440 exclusive0.76 1.00 1234 11.00 0.93 3013 0

00.76 1.00 1234 11.00 0.93 3013 0

0

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Intersection (s/veh) LOS

44.58 D

1 10 00 01 10 00 00 10 00 00 10 00 0

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LTProtected

1.05 0.95 protected 1.18 0.85 Permitted0.42 0.85 1 Permitted0.76 0.75 2 RT

ProtectedPermittedPermitted

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exclusive 0.95exclusive 0.76shared 0.42

exclusive 0.85shared 1 0.85shared 2 0.75

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Output Summary

Approach Movement Movement Delay (s/veh) LOS

NBLT 67.18 E

TH+RT 37.11 DNA

SBLT 67.64 E

TH+RT 19.38 BNA

EBLT 53.39 D

TH+RT 60.51 ENA

WBLT 58.08 E

TH+RT 81.39 FNA

59.49EB

E

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Approach Delay (s/veh) LOS Intersection Delay (s/veh) LOS

39.23 D

44.58 D26.94 C

59.49 E

77.68 E

26.94C

SB

44.58WB

77.68

D E

NB39.23

D

N

Not To Scale

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