THE DESIGN PROCEDURE OF SYSTEMS OF ARTIFICIAL ILLUMINATION IN THE INDUSTRIAL PREMISE OF THE SWITCHING CENTRE OF THE TRACKING SUBSTATION

Authors

  • Я. О. Сєріков
  • К. Є. Оробінська

Abstract

Influence of artificial illumination on an organism of the person Is described. From positions of intensity of the visual analyzer of the person works on the switching centre of traction substation which are carried out by the attendants are analysed. The developed technique of the decision of a problem on designing system of artificial uniform illumination for an industrial premise of traction substation in which the switching centre is located is resulted. The design procedure is developed proceeding from positions of maintenance of effective and economic use of electric energy.

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Сєріков, Я. О., & Оробінська, К. Є. (2013). THE DESIGN PROCEDURE OF SYSTEMS OF ARTIFICIAL ILLUMINATION IN THE INDUSTRIAL PREMISE OF THE SWITCHING CENTRE OF THE TRACKING SUBSTATION. Lighting Engineering & Power Engineering, (4), 53–58. Retrieved from https://lepe.kname.edu.ua/index.php/lepe/article/view/112

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No. 4 (2009): №20

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