Fuel consumption estimation and optimal traffic signal timing

Liao, T. Y.; Machemehl, R. B.

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Fuel consumption estimation and optimal traffic signal timing

1998-08-01
By Liao, T. Y. ; Machemehl, R. B.

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Liao, T. Y. ; Machemehl, R. B.

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Southwest Region University Transportation Center (U.S.)
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Automobiles Fuel Consumption Ground Transportation Highway Transportation Numerical Analysis Time Measurement Traffic Engineering Traffic Signal Control Systems Traffic Signals Traffic Signal Timing Transportation Models Vehicular Traffic Control
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SWUTC/98/567312-1 ; Research report 467312-1

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Texas
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Southwest Region University Transportation Center (U.S.)
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The objectives of the report are to develop an analytical model to estimate fuel consumption and to investigate the effects of signal timing on fuel consumption. Several numerical experiments, including a variety of geometric configurations, traffic conditions, and signal timing are conducted to test the AFCM estimation capability and to investigate the effects of signal timing on fuel consumption. The results from these experiments indicate that total fuel consumption, with respect to signal cycle time, possesses a convex pattern.
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