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A study of the installed performance of industrial luminaires

L. Bedocs, CEng, MIEE, FCIBS

Jules Thorn Lighting Laboratories of Thorn Lighting Ltd., Enfield

P.N. De, BSc, MCIBS

Jules Thorn Lighting Laboratories of Thorn Lighting Ltd., Enfield

In many industrial installations the luminaires are seldom cleaned except during re-lamping. This may result in substantial loss of luminaire light output and therefore of task illuminance. To minimise the effects, manufacturers have developed luminaires having a so-called 'self-cleaning' action. This paper reports on both field and laboratory studies made on such high-bay and fluorescent lamp luminaires.

Lighting Research and Technology, Vol. 13, No. 3, 137-142 (1981)
DOI: 10.1177/096032718101300303
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