TECHNOLOGY OF TUNNEL LIGHTING

Authors

  • U. O. Vasilyeva
  • O. M. Lyashenko

Keywords:

lighting system, the discomfort glare, the transport tunnel, tunnel zones, luminance of adaptation

Abstract

The development of high quality and energy efficient lighting tunnel to ensure the necessary level of safety and visual comfort of the appropriate term design is a complex technical problem, whose solution is necessary to use modern methods of design based on existing regulations specific to these systems. An analysis of the factors affecting the visual process of the driver in the process of moving through the tunnel and development of real tunnel lighting system based on the proposed lighting technology design of such facilities have been fulfilled. The design of the tunnel lighting system was carried out taking into account zoning. To solve the problems of adaptation in the entrance area of the tunnel in the daytime, high illuminace of the road surface is ensured by installing a significant number of lighting devices. The recommendations on the characteristics of road surface and lighting devices lighting system to ensure the requirements of existing standards of comfort and light environment are presented.

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Published

2017-07-17

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Vasilyeva, U. O., & Lyashenko, O. M. (2017). TECHNOLOGY OF TUNNEL LIGHTING. Lighting Engineering & Power Engineering, (1), 34–43. Retrieved from https://lepe.kname.edu.ua/index.php/lepe/article/view/370

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No. 1 (2017): 48

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