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STATIONS AND AUXILIARY
BUILDINGS LANDSCAPE DESIGN AKH – YMI – DD – GL00X – G – LA – REP – 0001 – 0 06.07.2017
MANUEL (PHASE 1)
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ERC AKH Railway Project
VERSION HISTORY
PREPARED BY
HP Landscape
Checked by Ms. Demet ŞİNEL
Architect
YM Architecture Design
Checked by İ.Ünsal
Manager
YM General
Approved by L. Horozoğlu Architecture Design
Coordinator
APPROVAL
APPROVED BY
1 PURPOSE OF REPORT 6
2 REFERENCES 6
2.1 Abbreviations 6
2.2 References 6
3 INTRODUCTION 6
5 STATIONS 8
PHASE 1 9
PHASE 2 9
6 PLANTATION 10
7 DRAINAGE SYSTEM 16
8 IRRIGATION SYSTEM 16
9 ANNEX 18
2 REFERENCES
2.1 Abbreviations
2.2 References
3 INTRODUCTION
Awash-Kombolcha-Hara railway is to start from northeast end of the region,
continuing towards the north of the region, as it will finally reach out to Weldia town to
complete its route. Besides public and freight transportation, this railway line would
serve to import and export activities from Djibouti. Hence, it would be a part of the
connection between the northern and the central parts of the region.
There are 11 main zones on the line. 4 of them are terminal stations, 6 of them are
intermediate stations, 4 freightyard facilities and 1 depot zone.
1. Amibara Station
2. Senbete Station
3. Karakore Station
4. Mekoy Station
5. Mersa Station
6. Haragebeya Station + Freightyard
1. Awash Freightyard
2. Shewarobit Freightyard
3. Kombolcha Freightyard
1. Kombolcha
Indigenous plants and local row materials will be used to reduce cost of the
implementation. Simple planting measures are going to be employed so as to
increase the self-sustaining, refresh and development capacities which eventually
reduce the implementation, management and maintenance cost. (ref ER, clause
15.1)
Green areas of stations and yards will be design with a protective approach.
5 STATIONS
4 Terminal stations and 6 intermediate stations and 1 depot zone describe below;
Awash station is the first and terminal station of the railway. It is located at KM 2+369
of the railway. Location of this station is close to the Awash National Park and Awash
River.
The third station is Shewarobit. This station is located at KM 120+792 and the
terminal station. This station is close to the Shewarobit city.
Kombolcha depot zone is the one depot zone of this line. It is located at KM
268+453. It has depot, workshops and freight yard facilities. It is close to the
Kombolcha Airport and Kombolcha City.
PHASE 2
Mersa Station is the ninth station of the line. It is an intermediate station and
located at KM 359+606
Hara Gebeya is the last station of the line. It is located at 389+005. It is close to
the city Hara Gebeya.
6 PLANTATION
In this section, plant species that are chosen for plantation of the stations will be
presented with their illustrations. Species shown on the plantation projects will be
explained with their sizes while these projects are planned in 3 different zones,
particularly named "Terminal Stations", "Intermediate Stations" and "Depot Zone".
Kombolcha Depot
Plant Name / Station Name Hara Gebeya
Shewarobit
Kombolcha
Karakore
Amibara
Senbete
Mekoy
Awash
Meksa
Hayk
TREES
Acacia polyacantha x x x
Delonix regia x
Jacaranda mimosifolia
Melia azedarach x x x
Schinus molle
Spathodea campanulata x
SHRUBS
Boungainvilea sp.
Callistemon citrinus
Choloris gayana
Hibiscus rosa sinensis x x x x x
Lantana viburnoides x x x
Pennisetum pedicellatum x x x x x
GROUNDCOVERS
Carpobrotus edulis or
Mesembryanthemmum
Altitude
Plant Name Local Name
(m)
TREES
Acacia polyacantha Falcon's Claw Acacia 200-1800
Delonix regia Yedredawa Zaf 0-2000
Jacaranda mimosifolia Jacaranda 0-1800
Melia azedarach Persian lilac 0-1800
Schinus molle Qundo berbere 0-2400
Spathodea campanulata Tulip tree 0-2000
SHRUBS
Boungainvilea sp. Lilac flowers 0-2300
Callistemon citrinus Bottle brush 0-2300
Choloris gayana Rhodes grass 660-2160
Hibiscus rosa sinensis China rose 1500-2400
Lantana viburnoides var. kisi Lantana 0-1680
Pennisetum pedicellatum Desho grass 1500-2500
GROUNDCOVERS
Carpobrotus edulis or 100 m and
Mesembryanthemmum Ice plant /Fig marigold above
7 DRAINAGE SYSTEM
Drainage systems and calculations have been shown in site storm water projects and
reports.
8 IRRIGATION SYSTEM
Manual irrigation systems have been planned for irrigation of green areas at this project.
Garden taps and hoses will be used for irrigation of the green areas.
Total Head
Pipe Diameter Q = Flow Rate V = Water Flow J = Heas Loss Pipe Length
3 Loss
(mm) (m /h) Velocity (m/sn) (m/m) (m)
Hm (mss )
Ø 75 PE 100 - PN
10
10 7,20 0,58 0,0056 0,06
Ø 50 PE 100 - PN
725
10 4,32 0,79 0,0157 11,38
Ø 40 PE 100 - PN
15
10 4,32 1,23 0,0466 0,70
Total 12,14
Consisted Loss Of Valve and Fittings %15 1,82
Pressure Labour of Sprinkler 15
Difference of Level 2
TOTAL ESSENTIAL PRESSURE 30,96
9.7 TABLE: HYDRAULIC CALCULATION FOR ROBIT STATION AND FREIGHTYARD IRRAGATION
PROJECT
Total Head
Pipe Diameter Q = Flow Rate V = Water Flow J = Heas Loss Pipe Length
3 Loss
(mm) (m /h) Velocity (m/sn) (m/m) (m)
Hm (mss )
Ø 75 PE 100 - PN
65
10 7,20 0,58 0,0056 0,36
Ø 50 PE 100 - PN
430
10 4,32 1,23 0,0466 20,04
Total 20,40
Consisted Loss Of Valve and Fittings %15 3,06
Pressure Labour of Sprinkler 15
Difference of Level 2
TOTAL ESSENTIAL PRESSURE 40,46
Total Head
Pipe Diameter Q = Flow Rate V = Water Flow J = Heas Loss Pipe Length
3 Loss
(mm) (m /h) Velocity (m/sn) (m/m) (m)
Hm (mss )
Ø 90 PE 100 - PN
35
10 9,00 0,51 0,0035 0,12
Ø 40 PE 100 - PN
260
10 4,32 1,23 0,0466 12,12
Total 12,24
Consisted Loss Of Valve and Fittings %15 1,84
Pressure Labour of Sprinkler 15
Difference of Level 2
TOTAL ESSENTIAL PRESSURE 31,07
Total Head
Pipe Diameter Q = Flow Rate V = Water Flow J = Heas Loss
3 Pipe Length (m) Loss
(mm) (m /h) Velocity (m/sn) (m/m)
Hm (mss )
Ø 90 PE 100 - PN
35
10 9,00 0,51 0,0035 0,12
Ø 40 PE 100 - PN
200
10 4,32 1,23 0,0466 9,32
Total 9,44
Consisted Loss Of Valve and Fittings %15 1,42
Pressure Labour of Sprinkler 15
Difference of Level 2
TOTAL ESSENTIAL PRESSURE 27,86
Total Head
Pipe Diameter Q = Flow Rate V = Water Flow J = Heas Loss
3 Pipe Length (m) Loss
(mm) (m /h) Velocity (m/sn) (m/m)
Hm (mss )
Ø 90 PE 100 - PN
35
10 9,00 0,51 0,0035 0,12
Ø 40 PE 100 - PN
270
10 4,32 1,23 0,0466 12,58
Total 12,70
Consisted Loss Of Valve and Fittings %15 1,91
Pressure Labour of Sprinkler 15
Difference of Level 2
TOTAL ESSENTIAL PRESSURE 31,61
Total Head
Pipe Diameter Q = Flow Rate V = Water Flow J = Heas Loss
3 Pipe Length (m) Loss
(mm) (m /h) Velocity (m/sn) (m/m)
Hm (mss )
Ø 90 PE 100 - PN
40
10 9,00 0,51 0,0035 0,14
Ø 40 PE 100 - PN
250
10 4,32 1,23 0,0466 11,65
Total 11,79
Consisted Loss Of Valve and Fittings %15 1,77
Pressure Labour of Sprinkler 15
Difference of Level 2
TOTAL ESSENTIAL PRESSURE 30,56