March 2021
Transport Aspect in Transit Oriented Development (TOD)
Public Transport
Sistem kolektor angkutan pendukung
Connectivity Aspect
Kemudahan koneksi multi moda
Walkable Aspect
Pedestrian sebagai prioritas, fasilitas yang dapat
ditempuh radius ±1 km
Cycleable Aspect
Jaringan jalur sepeda dan bikeshare yang komprehensif
http://bptj.dephub.go.id/transit-oriented-development-tod
TOD Regulation
Peraturan Menteri Agraria Dan tata Ruang/Kepala Badan Pertanahan Nasional
Republik Indonesia No. 16 Tahun 2017
Bulk Handling
Perlu memperhatikan:
Warehouses Custom Office
Container light repair facility Secure fence and entry point Cargo handling equipment
United Nations of Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (2015). Planning, Development and Operation of Dry Ports of International Importance. Bangkok
https://www.unescap.org/sites/default/files/Study%20on%20Planning,%20Development%20and%20Operation%20of%20Dry%20Ports%20of%20International%20Importance_26-02-2016.pdf
Dry port in Indonesia
Cikarang
Dry Port
Dry port Terminal
Subang Peti Kemas
Jebres
Terminal
Peti Kemas
Rambipuji
Stasiun
Peti Kemas Stasiun Peti
Gedebage Kemas Perak
Jombang
Source: Maulana, M. Panji (2015). Implementasi Konsep Dry Port (Studi Kasus: Provinsi Jawa Timur. Undergraduate Thesis. Institut Teknologi Sepuluh November, Surabaya
Benchmark
Cikarang Dryport
Source: www.cikarangdryport.com
State of Logistic Indonesia, 2013 (Center of
Logistics and Supply Chain Studies ITB, Asosisasi 250,000 TEU per annum
Logistik Indonesia, Pantela/NEA, STC-Group, The
World Bank Office Jakarta
CDP Station
Container Yard
9
7
JAKARTA
4
SUBANG
8
BOGOR
5
3
CIREBON
10
JEC PROJECTS (WEST JAVA)
1 6
Electrification Development Padalarang- 1
Bandung-Cicalengka (4km track), Kiara
BANDUNG
Condong-Cicalengka
22km DT
INFRASTRUCTURE
2 Future Patimban Port
EXISTING LOGISTICS HUB Existing Highway Link
3 Electrification Development Citayam- 5 Kertajati Airport 8 Port of Cirebon Primary Road
Nambo 20km track
6 Husein Sastranegara Airport 9 Tanjung Priok Port Railway
4 Development of cross Cirebon KA-Bradford
(62km DT) 7 Soekarno-Hatta Airport 10 Cakrabuwana Local Airport Proposed Java High-Speed Rail
Source: Surbana Jurong Consultant
Location
Local Context
PHASE I:
3.5 million containers (TEUs)
600,000 motor vehicles (CBU)
PHASE II:
increase to 5.5 million TEUs
PHASE III:
Increase to 7.5 million TEUs
Stasiun
S Lokasi yang strategis, Stasiun Pabuaran
Pringkasap berjarak ±200 m dari Stasiun
rencana pengembangan POTENTIAL TOD LOCATION Pringkasap
Kawasan Subang Smartpolitan, POTENTIAL DRY PORT LOCATION
usulan lokasi Dry Port langsung NORTH SMART CORE Stasiun
bersebelahan dengan jalur Pasir Bungur
kereta Jakarta – Surabaya
berjarak ±0.8 Km dari St. PROPOSED EXIT TOL STA.2+650
Pringkasap serta ±5 Km dari PATIMBAN TOLL ROAD
rencana Exit Tol Patimban
STA.2+650 dan rencana
SEZ SMART CORE
pengembangan KEK Subang NORTH RESIDENTIAL
Bus Transport Last Miles Transport : Electric Bicycle & Motorbike Rental Station
Stasiun Stasiun
Pringkasap Pringkasap
COMMERCIAL AREA COMMERCIAL AREA
FOR STASIUN TOD FOR STASIUN TOD
(10 HA) (10 HA)
DRY PORT DRY PORT
(25 HA) (25 HA)
FOTO LOKASI
1
2
Stasiun 1
Pringkasap
2 Stasiun
Pringkasap
Batas ILOK
Existing Condition
Kriteria Kondisi
Kelas Stasiun Barang Kelas III
Letak Km 103+600 lintas Jakarta-Jatinegara-
Cikampek-Cirebon-Prujakan-Prupuk-
Purwokerto-Kroya
Jumlah Peron 4
Jalur 1: peron sisi
Jalur 2: sepur lurus ke Haurgeulis
Jalur 3: sepur lurus ke Cikampek
Jalur 4: sepur belok
Daerah Operasi DAOP III Cirebon
Source: www.wikipedia.com
Ex:
Total containerizable trade volume = 120,000 metric tons per
annum
Incoming traffic (imports) = 80 % total volume
Outgoing traffic (exports) = 20 % total volume
Carrying capacity of trains = 40 TEUs per train
120,000 tons = 120,000/15 = 8,000 TEUs (15 tons/TEU)
Volume of imports = 8,000 x 80% = 6,400 TEUs
Volume of exports = 8,000 x 20% = 1,600 TEUs
Generation of empties (TEUs) = 6,400 – 1,600 = 4,800 TEUs
Total throughput at the dry port (TEUs) = 6,400 + 1,600 + 4,800
= 12,800 TEUs/annum
Rail Siding
Total number of incoming train = 6,400/ 40 = 160 per annum
Number of incoming trains per week = 160 / 52 = ~ 3 trains
Conceptual layout of Dry Ports
Min. axle load permitted for container transport = 12 tons,
track gauge min. 1000 mm
Container Yard (CY) Container Freight Station (CFS)
Export = 1,600 TEU/annum or 5 TEUs/day Ex : 5,000 TEU per annum with average 5 days dwell time and
3 days dwell time for each average inventory = 5 x 3 = 15 TEUs operational 300 days per year
Empties = 4,800 TEUs/annum or 14 TEUs/day Shed space = TEUs per annum x flat floor fixed factor x average dwell
At 15 days dwell time average inventory = 14 x 15 = 210 TEUs time / number of working days per year = 5,000 x 40 x 5 /300 = 3,300
Import = 6,400 TEU/annum or 20 TEUs/day m2
7 days dwell time = 20 x 7 = 140 TEUs, average inventory = 140 5,000 TEU per annum = 17 TEU per working day, 8 hour working hour
– 14 = 126 TEUs Approx each container needs 2 hour to handle = 4 containers at any
Total daily average inventory without peaking = 126 + 15 + 210 one time
= 351 TEUs (no.ground slot / stack height) For great efficiency while one container is being moved another should
Total storage capacity of CY = 351 + peaking allowance be brought into position ready for handling → at least 8 doors required
Source: United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (1991). Handbook on The Management and Operation of Dry Ports. Geneva