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Post by Dstock7080 on Aug 6, 2012 15:59:09 GMT
Can the crush loaded S8 carry more people than the equivalent A? A8 seated 448; standing 1 896= 1344 S8 seated 306; standing 1 1204= 1510 1At 6 passengers/m2 of floor area (‘Full Load’) |
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Post by Deleted on Aug 6, 2012 17:14:00 GMT
Can the crush loaded S8 carry more people than the equivalent A? A8 seated 448; standing 1 896= 1344 S8 seated 306; standing 1 1204= 1510 1At 6 passengers/m2 of floor area (‘Full Load’) Interesting. That calculation seems not to factor in the 36 tip up seats being used. On the TfL website at 4 passengers per m2 they have the A stock with a higher capacity than the S8. A8 seated 448, standing 597 = 1,045 S8 seated 306 + 36 tip ups, standing 697 = 1,033 I must add to the mix that there are the 16 tip up seats on top of the 448 seats on the A stock, which only on the DM cars and not as conspicuous as on the S stock, because they are set into the bodywork/flush. What are the 6 passengers per m2 figures for the D and S7 stocks? |
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Post by Dstock7080 on Aug 6, 2012 18:02:17 GMT
Interesting. That calculation seems not to factor in the 36 tip up seats being used. There are 50 tip-ups on S8, 44 tip-ups on S7 these are included in the totals. What are the 6 passengers per m2 figures for the D and S7 stocks? D6 seated 280; standing 1 821= 1101 S7 seated 256; standing 1 1112= 1368 1At 6 passengers/m2 of floor area (‘Full Load’) |
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Post by Deleted on Aug 6, 2012 23:28:12 GMT
Interesting. That calculation seems not to factor in the 36 tip up seats being used. There are 50 tip-ups on S8, 44 tip-ups on S7 these are included in the totals. What are the 6 passengers per m2 figures for the D and S7 stocks? D6 seated 280; standing 1 821= 1101 S7 seated 256; standing 1 1112= 1368 1At 6 passengers/m2 of floor area (‘Full Load’) I looked at the details on the TfL website again and it is 50 tip ups , as you state, 36 and 4 wheelchairs or 50 in total. Many thanks for the D stock and S7 figures. |
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