Abstract:Rail transit is an important part of urban infrastructure construction. In the past, the construction of power channels for rail transit was usually carried out independently without overall planning, which led to problems such as repeated road excavation, high construction investment and low utilization efficiency of underground space. Based on the principle of coordinated sharing and co-construction of the municipal public network power channel and the rail transit dedicated line power channel, the construction scheme of the 110 kV power channel for the Phase IV line of Chengdu Rail Transit is studied. A feasible and economical scheme is determined through a "three-step" approach of system partitioning, path selection and demand analysis, and determination of the scale of the newly built channel to perfectly solve the problems of the original construction model. And the precautions for the sharing and co-construction scheme are proposed, which has the reference significance for similar projects.