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    Designing succesful lighting systems for modern industrial facilities is a complex task.

    Product ID: RP-7-01
    Price: $40.00
    Member Price: $28.00
    Product Detailed Description
    Careful consideration should be given to all of the following criteria since any one single issue, or combination of several, can have a significant impact on the flow of the manufacturing processes and the productivity of the workers.
    • The quality of illumination
    • The quantity of illumination
    • Lighting required for safety
    • Selection of lighting equipment to achieve the necessary quality and quantity, as well as the mechanical performance required to meet installation and operating conditions
    • Equipment installation for safe, easy and practical maintenance without risk to people, plant facilities or equipment
    • Energy, economic and operating characteristics of the system
     
    The Recommended Practice includes detailed information on each of the criteria, discusses light source and luminaire characteristics, and lighting needs for specific visual tasks within the industrial environment.
     
    2001 - 72 Pages
    8 1/2 x 11 Softcover
    ISBN: 978-0-87995-176-4
    RP-7-01

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