Hello,
my own test shows a flow of ~880.
If the road after the signal continues at 14m/s, flow drops to 780
If there is a turn after the signal, flow drops even further depending on
turning radius.
Can you share your scenario?

regards,
Jakob


Am Do., 10. Sept. 2020 um 19:23 Uhr schrieb Bae, Jong In <jba...@gatech.edu
>:

> Hello,
>
> I ran a simple experiment to measure the capacity of a one-lane signalized
> exit ramp that is 1500 feet long.
> The result came out a lot higher than expected. The capacity came out to
> be roughly 1,100 veh/hr. (I was expecting to see around 750~800 veh/hr
> since the ramp is signalized).
> Is this a typical capacity value in SUMO? I've also included a brief
> scenario settings and methodology below.
>
> The goal was to measure the capacity of a one-lane exit ramp which is 1500
> feet long.
> A signal (G:50, R:70) is placed at the end of the exit ramp. A single
> vehicle type was used with minGap=2.2 and tau=1.
> The speed on the exit ramp is 24.59m/s (approximately 55mph). A few
> iterations were done with various traffic flows.
> Each iteration was run for 4500 timesteps where the vehicle count of the
> last 3600 timesteps was collected (first 900 timesteps were a warm-up
> period).
> e3detectors were placed right after the signal and 'vehicleSum' was used
> to get the vehicle count for the 3600 timesteps.
> The maximum count out of all iterations was determined to be the capacity.
>
> Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Thank you,
>
>
>
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