Capacity Analysis Sample Clauses
A Capacity Analysis clause defines the process for evaluating whether a party has the necessary resources, infrastructure, or ability to fulfill its contractual obligations. Typically, this clause outlines the criteria and methods for assessing capacity, such as technical capabilities, staffing levels, or production limits, and may require documentation or third-party verification. Its core function is to ensure that all parties are capable of meeting their commitments, thereby reducing the risk of non-performance and promoting confidence in the agreement.
Capacity Analysis. The Consultant will perform capacity analyses using the latest version of the Transportation Research Board’s Highway Capacity Manual at mainline and intersection locations within the project limit to determine: ▪ Existing level of service. ▪ Design year level of service. ▪ Estimates of the duration of the poor level of service where it occurs during commuter travel periods. The Consultant will develop project travel speed and delay estimates for the peak hour and average hour for: ▪ Existing traffic conditions. ▪ Design year traffic for the null alternative.
Capacity Analysis. The Town shall have the right to have the Town’s consulting engineers perform an analysis of Kiawah Island Utility, Inc. to determine (a) whether the water and sewer capacity of Kiawah Island Utility is sufficient to handle existing customers, and (b) whether the existing plant and facilities of Kiawah Island Utility are being maintained and repaired in good condition. This assessment maybe done up to three times during the term of this Agreement at times to be determined by the Town but in no event closer than three years apart, except that an examination may be performed within the last twelve months before the Termination Date of this Agreement or prior to the triggering of subsection 14 (b)(ii) above. Kiawah Island Utility, Inc. agrees to grant the consulting engineers access to such records (excluding proprietary financial information) and its personnel as necessary to complete the report. The Town agrees that the information disclosed to its consulting engineers is confidential and shall be treated by it and its engineers as being confidential. The Town shall pay for the expense of the engineer associated with this analysis. The Town and Property Owner agree to use ▇▇▇▇▇▇ & ▇▇▇▇▇▇ or a mutually agreed substitute to perform this analysis.
Capacity Analysis. Transcend shall conduct operational and capacity analysis for existing and future year conditions for the prioritized list of 20 roadway segments and 20 intersections using Synchro software and Highway Capacity Manual methodologies. Based on performance measures such as volume to capacity ratio and delay experienced by vehicles, capacity improvements such as turn lane additions, signalization, road widening, medians and driveway consolidation shall be recommended. Intersection Control Evaluation, Signal warrant analysis, turn lane analysis will be conducted using FHWA, TxDOT and County guidelines. Low cost innovative intersection ideas will be also be evaluated, as needed.
Capacity Analysis. Not in contract.
Capacity Analysis. Study intersections were analyzed using the methodology outlined in the Highway Capacity Manual (HCM), 6th Edition published by the Transportation Research Board. Capacity and level of service are the design criteria for this traffic study. A computer software package, Synchro (Version 10.3), was used to complete the analyses for most of the study area intersections. Please note that the unsignalized capacity analysis does not provide an overall level of service for an intersection; only delay for an approach with a conflicting movement. Refer to Table 2 for HCM levels of service and related average control delay per vehicle for both signalized and unsignalized intersections. A 0-10 A 0-10 B 10-15 B 10-20 C 15-25 C 20-35 D 25-35 D 35-55 E 35-50 E 55-80 F >50 F >80 The proposed unsignalized intersection of Main Street and Main Street Park driveway / Site Drive 1 was analyzed under 2023 build traffic conditions with the lane configurations and traffic control shown in Table 3. Refer to Table 3 for a summary of the analysis results. Copies of the Synchro analysis output reports are provided in the attachments. 2023 Build Conditions EB WB NB SB 1 LT-TH-RT 1 LT-TH-RT 1 LT-TH-RT 1 LT-TH-RT B1 A1 F2 F2 N/A A1 B1 F2 F2 N/A
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Capacity Analysis. The Consultant will perform capacity analyses using the latest version of the Transportation Research Board’s Highway Capacity Manual and Synchro traffic modeling software at mainline to determine: Existing level of service. Design year level of service. Estimates of the duration of the poor level of service where it occurs during commuter travel periods. Travel speed and delay estimates for the peak hour and average hour are assumed not to be necessary for this project. The Capacity analysis will be limited to traffic data for existing (2022) and ETC (2024). The Consultant shall summarize the findings in the Design Approval Document.
Capacity Analysis. This SESAR Work Package takes up the findings of numerous weather dependent projects as ATC-Wake and CREDOS but also benefits from knowledge of the project partners (e.g. parts of DLR WSVBS will be further developed and tested during the project). The different evolution phases (Phase 1 to Phase 2) will provide demonstrations of system capabilities and evolve gradually from a Time-Based Separation to a Weather Dependent Separation to a Dynamic Pair Wise Separation concept as shown in Figure 11. Therefore, a need to assess the capacity benefit of the system will arise for each implementation phase.
Capacity Analysis. Conduct a capacity analysis for each of the analysis roadway segments and intersections using the existing traffic volumes.
Capacity Analysis. A test conducted with the new Facility Management equipment, the DCCSES LAN and WAN, and the user terminals (PCs) and printers to ensure that they will be capable of processing the DCCSES and meet all required response times.