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In message , Batman55
writes According to the paper I quoted the other day LUL escalators move generally at 43.2 m/min. I can't find a Moscow figure but speeds up to 60 m/min are considered acceptable for public use, it appears. According to "The Vertical Transportation Handbook" (1998, available on Google Books) speeds of up to 61 m/min are used on the Moscow metro - although it states that this is primarily to reduce the travelling time on its very long escalators rather than to increase handling capacity. It adds that modern escalator speeds (presumably in the USA) have been standardised at 30 m/min. -- Paul Terry |
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