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5 th Conference on Applied Infrastructure Research TU Berlin Saturday, 7.October 2006 Pathes for the further realisation of PPP-Models Dr.- Ing. habil. Norbert Ulrich Schler-Plan Berlin 1 Basics 2 A-Models 3 Maintenance model in


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5th Conference on Applied Infrastructure Research TU Berlin

Saturday, 7.October 2006

“Pathes for the further realisation

  • f PPP-Models”

Dr.- Ing. habil. Norbert Ulrich Schüßler-Plan Berlin

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1 Basics 2 A-Models 3 Maintenance model in Thuringia 4 Foundations of searching for a road network 5 Example for a PPP-solution for communal streets 6 View

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1 Basics

Initial conditions Budgetary deficits for construction, maintenance and operation for streets Dramatic deterioration of the conditions of streets and constructions High economic defeats caused by a reduction of the fixed asset, road traffic noise immission, inadequate road safety, congestions and longer ways extensive reduction of administration structures caused by budget reductions

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1 Basics

First steps PPP – acceleration law / 08.09.2005 Coalition agreement: Stimulating of private capital within traffic way construction Introduction of lorry toll since 1.1.2005 Realisation of 4 (5) A- models Realisation of F- models Utilization of functional construction agreements Maintenance model / Thuringia for rural streets

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1 Basics

Forms for realization in construction, maintenance and operation:

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2 A-Models - Overview Pilotsections A-Model

A 8 Eschenriede – Augsburg West A 4 Hörselberg - bypass A 5 Baden-Baden – Offenburg Süd A 4 Kerpen – Düren A 1 Buchholz – Bremer Kreuz

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2 A-Models - Overview Thüringen

A 4 – Hörselberg-bypass

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2 A-Models Typical cross section

Extension to additional lanes

mit oder ohne Standstreifen mit oder ohne Standstreifen 14,50

35,50 12,00

R Q35,5

1,50 2,50 0,50 0,75 0,75 3,75 3,50 3,75 3,50 3,50 3,50 2,50 1,50 0,50 3,50 1,50 2,50 0,75 0,75 0,75 0,75 3,75 3,75 3,75 3,75 2,50 1,50 3,50

Existing 4-lane cross section Hereafter cross section

RQ 35,5

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Markierung 2- 5 Jahre Ausstattung 10-15 Jahre Brücken 70 - 80 Jahre Beschilderung 15 Jahre Deckschicht 10-15 Jahre Binderschicht 15-20 Jahre Tragschicht 40-50 Jahre U t b 50 100 J h

2 A-Models

Life cycle - Construction – Maintenance – Operation average lifetime

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2 A-Models

Time of concession Splittmastixasphalt Gussasphalt Concrete surface Asphaltbinder Open perforated asphalt layer roadmark Registration of conditions and estimation of value Traffic signs

10 20 30 40 50 years 16 19 26 26 6 5 2-4 15

Lebenszyklusansatz Bau – Erhaltung – Betrieb

Maintenance periods

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3 Maintenance model in Thruringia

  • Federal highways

1.848,5 km

  • State roads

5.174,4 km

  • Local streets

2.434,4 km

  • 28 local road operation units
  • 1997 – 2002 Change to GmbH

100% state controlled company After 5 years physical privatisation TSI GmbH – 17 local operation units

Erfurt

Gotha Weimar Jena Gera Eisenach Suhl Altenburg Nordhausen Mühlhausen Ilmenau Meiningen Eisfeld Saalfeld

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3 Maintenance model in Thruringia

Example Maintenance model for state roads inside the Saale-Holzland-area

Pilot project for ca. 20 km Construction – Maintenance – Operation 30 years contract Guaranteed money for 30 years Functional announcement

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3 Maintenance model in Thruringia

aimed to demand - renewal, maintenance and operation of a selected communal road network Functional announcement for construction, maintenance and operation Projectfinancing (private own capital) and forfaitation as elements for financing recompense linked to a fullfillment a special road network condition Availability linked with a bonus-malus system

  • bligation inside the state budget

volume more than 100 Mio. € for 30 years gradually transfer within the rural road network road administration only responsable for origin administration tasks

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3 Maintenance model in Thruringia

  • Possibility of financing
  • Task description

(functional)

  • Life cycle view

(advantages in productivity)

  • Distribution of risks
  • repayment guided through achievement (Bonus/Malus, availability)
  • Functioning market

(competition)

  • Projectvolume

(compensation costs for transaction)

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3 Maintenance model in Thruringia

Operation works guarantee for a continuing lightness and fluidity of traffic

Objective

Level of demand is to fulfill in all parts of work

structural maintenance Plant service service and maintenance of equipment cleaning winter maintenace further works e.g. road control Responsibility in the full time of 30 years

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4 Foundations of searching for a road network

Existing structures (classes of streets, existing local operation units Representation of street conditions – stand and development Further optimization of life cycle (construction, maintenance – unit over 30 years) Definition of maintenance strategys Classification of operation works for PPP Adjusting with existing structures of local street authorities Possibilities of financing

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4 Foundations of searching for a net

Development of a maintenance strategy

Objective Objective

Determination of the required maintenance demand on basis of the estimated road level for quality and expected condition development Determination for short-dated measures Determination transferable maintenance demands under consideration of financial devices Realization of a maintenance program attributed to the network with long maintenance time intervals and with a view to a great benefit by an improvement of the substance of roads

Steps

1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4

  • Estimation of the results of measures
  • Assessment of alternative measures
  • Optimization of alternative measures, depending from

available money

Maintanance strategy Maintenance requirement Maintenance program PMS- supported

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4 Foundations of searching for a net

Quality assessment of surface conditions, pavement conditions and other road network facilitieste

Objective Objective

Assessment of road surface conditions

After registation and assessment

  • Condition sizes
  • Condition values
  • separated value for

use and substance

  • Complete value

Condition sizes are converted in condition values Weighting and assessment of separated values

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4 Foundations of searching for a net Representation of road condition

Registration and assessment of roadconditions (measured

registration)

visual assessment

  • general unevenness

(mm3) AUN

  • Spurrinne ntiefe

(mm) SPT

  • Fictional water deepness

(mm) SPH

  • Non-skid-texture

GRI

  • Net cracks, Riss crack accumulations(% of area)

NRI

  • Flickstellen

(% of area) FLI

Transfer in a condition value

With a 2 m - measurement % of area % of area

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4 Foundations of searching for a net

Dertermination of total value of surface conditions inside ZEB - system

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4 Foundations of searching for a net Road network visualizing

Net visualizing

Condition values for singel-/netcracks (NRI) Example

Federal roads - highways

Legend

  • 1,00 - 1,49 (besser als Zielwert)
  • 1,50 - 3,49 (Zielwert überschritten)
  • 3,50 - 4,49 (Warnwert überschritten)
  • 4,50 – 5,00 8über Schwellenwert)
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4 Foundations of searching for a net

Standard-functions for condition development

Example

Construction year or last renewal Year of condition registration

  • condition development as a basis for risk estimation

within the period of a life cycle

  • Assessment for E1- und E2-measures
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4 Foundations of searching for a net

System of maintenance

Bauliche Erhaltung

(örtliche-punktuelle oder kleinflächige Maßnahmen) (z. B. Vergießen von Rissen, kleinflächige Flickarbeiten) Bauliche Unterhaltung (Instandhaltung) Instandsetzung Erneuerung (größerflächige Maßnahmen) I 1 - auf der Deckschicht (z. B. Oberflächenbehandlung, Dünnschichtbelag) I 2 - an der Deckschicht (z. B. Hoch-/Tiefeinbau der Deckschicht) E1 - an der Decke (z. B. Hoch- oder Tiefeinbau der Decke) E2 - an Tragschicht(en) / am Oberbau (z. B. Verstärkung, Tiefeinbau einschl. der Tragschicht(en))

Riskdecreasing und riskestimation E1- und E2-measures, basis for road network development - PPP

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4 Foundations of searching for a net

Formation of similarly sections

Gebrauchs- wert homogene

  • Abs. (Zustand)

Bauweise Deckenart Erneuerungs- klasse Dickenäqui- valenzprinzip

  • 1. Festlegen der Abschnittsgrenzen anhand vorliegender Informationen
  • 2. Zusammenfassung der Daten für die festgelegten Abschnitte

Beton SMA GA

homogene Abschnitte Substanz- wert

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5 Example for a PPP-solution for communal streets

Registration of conditions and assessment Examples for the road network and linked financing Economical investigation linked with the finance model

  • costs determination
  • efficiency and risk spreading
  • finance model

Planning allocation documents for functional contracts for

  • Construction
  • Maintenance
  • Operation

Announcement and allocation for 30 Jahre Control

Heide Marne Wesselburen

Landkreis Dithmarschen Schleswig-Holstein

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Basis

20 30 Life cycle [years] Lost of value [%] 10 100 10 17 remaining life expectancy (years) 20 3 Legende GW 4,5 – 5,0 GW 3,5 – 4,5 GW 1,0 – 3,5 B- und L-Straßen Wert > 120 Wert 80 bis120 Wert < 80 K-Straßen Measure a basicline Measure b

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Cost spreading by different measures

costs Life cycle [years] 5 10 17 20 25 30 k 3 k 2 k 1 Legende Measure 1 Measure 2 Measure 3

costs street condition green costs street conditions yellow costs street conditions red costs measure

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5 Example for a PPP-solution for communal streets

Time of concession: 30 years

(example)

Objective Simulation of several examples for maintenance for single streets or street sections for a time of concession from 30 years worst-case best-case Optimum

100 2006 2036 B- L- K- streets B- L- K- streets

% - area % - area

10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100

diagram: area regarded visualizing of condition classes

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%-area Life cycle [years] 20 10 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 1 2 3 4 ... 30 ...

Representation of Street conditions inside the life cycle

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evaluation

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 ... 30 costs years street Communa roadsl K 2 ... costs budget State roads L 132 ... costs budget Federal roads B 431 ... Budget Kosten K 1 L 131 B 5 ∑... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ∑... € ∑... € ∑... € ∑... € ∑... € ∑... € ∑... € ∑... € ∑... € ∑... € ∑... € ∑... € ∑... € ∑... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ∑... € ∑... € ∑... € ∑... € ∑... € ∑... € ∑... € ∑... € ∑... € ∑... € ∑... € ∑... € ∑... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ∑... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ∑... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ∑... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ∑... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ∑... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ∑... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ∑... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ∑... € ∑... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ... € ∑... € ∑... € ∑... € ∑... € ∑... € ∑... € ∑... € ... € ∑... € ∑... € ∑... € ∑... € ∑... € ∑... €

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View

Private sector works economically then the public maintenance and construction units. The lifecycle view brings over a certain time a high economically effect. The key for more PPP-utilizations goes over the political side and not over the public street authorities. There are given many possibilities for PPP-solutions in road infrastructure, but every single solution can be different from the other and demands other investigations.