Redesign of AngKot Passenger Cabin
3. Result and Discussion
The main focus of this research is the passenger cabin. Using the anthrophomorphic and ergonomic standards set by Nurmianto 8 and the latest data from the ndonesian Ergonomic Society as seen in table . Using the th‐ th percentile of the population as base numbers. The researcher used d modelling software to input the required anthropometric numbers for the proposed design to come up with the measurements of the passenger seats and interior space requirements of the proposed passenger cabin. The size of the cabin is only slightly larger than the base of the pick up cargo space. Figure shows the design layout proposal,which maximizes seating position which can hold passengers plus standing for a total of 8 passengers. The front passenger space next to the driver is converted into extra luggage space so that passengers luggage does not interfere with the sitting space. With this redesign, n comparison with the current AngKot, the designs main difference is the way the passengers are facing. The passengers is now facing forward instead of each other. The leg area is now cm apart, which allows easy movements for the passengers to get in and out of their seats. The design issues such as the high entry of the current AngKot is solved by using low floor entrance. Using the anthropometric data available, the dimensions of the seats and interiors are designed to be more suitable for ndonesian requirements. Passengers head space is now sufficent so that they do not have to bend their body and neck anymore. There is also space for passengers luggage to be palced on overhead compartments. With the space created to separate the passengers, it is hoped that unwanted criminal activities such as theft and molestation can be reduced. The large window openings also gives the effect of an airy interior and also improves lighting conditions of the interior space. The design of the AngKot cabin in this paper is hoped to be a base for the goverment of ndonesia as a starting point to develop a standard for small commercial vehicles that has been converted into passenger carriers AngKot . With the suggestion made by the author, during the development of the AngKot, consultants who understand safety and ergonomics factor can be involved by the local coach builders, and the resulting design can be standardised by the goverment and implemented so that passengers can feel more comfortable and the safety issues regarding crime can be further minimised. Figure 10 a Interior Layout with passengers. b Interior dimensions a b 30 Because the design of the passenger cabin is designed to be modular. The cabin can be mounted on different type of small commercial vehicle chassis. With the modular design, it will be more easy to supervised by the goverment if any changes has been made illegally. Acknowledgements This research is made as one of the three pillars of university program, which is the Universitas Pembangunan Jaya Tri Dharma Universitas. t is hoped that this research will gain new insight into the development of transportation design, in this case public transport in ndonesia. Also it is hoped that this research can be used as a reference for further research in the future and also as an educational material. This research can be applied by the goverment as an input for making a standard for public transport based on small vehicles. Any input and critique would be appreciated by the research team so that we may better our research in the future. We also would like to thank all the other parties that has helped the research team during this research Reference Green P. Why safety and uman FactorsErgonomics standards are so difficult to establish www.hfes‐europe.orgwp‐contentuploads ‐tc.pdf Last Accesed th November JCA Final Report. Volume . PROJECT FOR TE STUDY ON JABODETABEK PUBLC TRANSPORTATON POLCY MPLMATATON STRATEGY N TE REPUBLC OF NDONESA JAPTraPS JCA Final Report. REPUBLC OF NDONESA JAKARTA NTEGRATED URBAN TRANSPORT UB DEVELOPMENT Kogi. K Passenger Requirements and Ergonomics in Public Transport. The Official Journal of the Chartered nstitute of Ergonomics and uman Factors. P. ‐ | Published online: Mar KOMPAS ni Kasus‐kasus Kejahatan Seksual yang Pernah Terjadi di Angkot bu Kota http:megapolitan.kompas.comread ni.Kasus‐ kasus.Kejahatan.Seksual.yang.Pernah.Terjadi.di.Angkot.bu.Kota?page=all Last Accesed th November Figure 11 a 3D render of cabin on Daihatsu Gran Max pickup chassis. b Modular cabin design can be fitted on different chassis a bParts
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