Sentence examples for density of passengers from inspiring English sources

It can even provide larger vehicles to drivers at no cost to support a higher density of passengers all going in the same direction.

This paper carried out the FDS+EVAC simulation to study the metro train fire with relatively large density of passengers.

The passenger flow on the walkway can be viewed as stopped when the density of passengers is 5 ped/m2.

The increase in width value is quite obvious because the higher arrival rates cause high density of passengers on the walkway resulting in the slow movement of passengers and congestion.

According to TCQSM [1] and traffic flow theory, the passengers flow rate ((mu)) is given by Eq. (6): mu = kV (6 here k is the density of passengers and V is the passengers walking speed on the walkway.

The Madrid-Barcelona corridor has been chosen for its high density of passengers and profit margins being generated for the current operator (established) which makes it potential an attractive option for new operators willing to enter competition.

These through flows reduce storage capacity and increase the density of waiting passengers.

The main consequence of the rate of seat use is a degree of discomfort per unit of time spent in the vehicle, relatively low at seating, but higher at standing, particularly when the density of standing passengers is greater.

Based on the research results of domestic and foreign experts, the article uses fitting induction to draw the relation curve of speed and density of the passenger flow at the collecting-distributing areas and upward stairs of Beijing Subway Line 1, and produces the suitable mathematic model by regression.

Highway Capacity Manual (HCM) [1] uses traffic density (Density), in terms of passenger cars per kilometer per lane as the primary level of service (LOS) measure for multi-lane highways.

We estimated the incidence density of SARS among passengers who sat within two rows of a case of SARS in the AF171 flight of March 22 23 by using the total number of person-hours as the denominator.