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User (5 minute periods)

This option is useful when you want to create your own template, for example, based on traffic data collected on site.

Elevate creates a template based on the total demand for each 5 minute period entered by the user.  Traffic is divided into % incoming, % outgoing and % interfloor according to the values entered.

 

Peters Research (CIBSE) modern office lunch peak

Elevate generates an example morning up peak traffic profile based on multiple traffic surveys undertaken by Peters Research Ltd.  The profile is based on the requirements of an office building. The simulation runs between 12:15 hrs and 13:15 hrs.

For a discussion of the application of this template, please see CIBSE Guide D 2010.  A more recent version of this template is also available.



Figure 56   Example Passenger Demand graph for Peters Research (CIBSE) modern office lunch peak

Peters Research (CIBSE) Hotel

Elevate generates an example morning peak traffic profile for a hotel building based on survey data published by Dr Marja-Liisa Siikonen at the Lift & Escalator Symposium.  For a discussion of the application of this template, please see CIBSE Guide D 2015.  The simulation runs between 07:30 hrs and 08:30 hrs.


Passenger Demand graph for Peters Research (CIBSE) Hotel morning peak

Peters Research (CIBSE) modern office lunch peak 2015

Elevate generates an example morning up peak traffic profile based on multiple traffic surveys undertaken by Peters Research Ltd.  The profile is based on the requirements of an office building. The simulation runs between 12:15 hrs and 13:15 hrs.

In this version of the lunch time template, the traffic mix has been modified to account for variations in the direction of the traffic during the lunch hour, i.e. at the beginning of lunch more people are leaving their floors to get lunch and at the end of lunch more people are returning.

For a discussion of the application of this template, please see CIBSE Guide D 2015.


Passenger Demand graph for Peters Research (CIBSE) modern office lunch peak 2015

Peters Research (CIBSE) Residential Morning

Elevate generates an example morning peak traffic profile for a residential building based on survey data published by Dr Marja-Liisa Siikonen at the Lift & Escalator Symposium.  For a discussion of the application of this template, please see CIBSE Guide D 2015.  The simulation runs between 07:30 hrs and 08:30 hrs.


Passenger Demand graph for Peters Research (CIBSE) Residential morning peak