AS/NZS 1680.2.4:1997
Interior lighting - Part 2.4: Industrial tasks and processes
Sets out recommendations for the lighting of industrial tasks and processes with a view to providing visual environments in which such tasks and processes may be safely and efficiently performed. It is intended to be read in conjunction with the general recommendations of AS 1680.1.
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AS/NZS 1680.2.4:1997-INTERIOR LIGHTING - INDUSTRIAL TASKS AND PROCESSES
PREFACE
CONTENTS
SECTION 1 SCOPE AND GENERAL
1.1 SCOPE
1.2 APPLICATION
1.3 REFERENCED DOCUMENTS
1.4 DEFINITIONS
1.4.1 Safety lighting
1.4.2 Standby lighting
SECTION 2 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR GOOD LIGHTING
SECTION 3 TASK VISIBILITY
3.1 FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE TASK VISIBILITY
3.1.1 General
3.1.2 Provision of contrasting backgrounds
3.1.3 Provision of luminous backgrounds
3.1.4 Use of magnifying devices
3.1.5 Elimination of distractions from surroundings
3.1.6 Production of helpful reflections for inspection of shiny surfaces
3.1.7 Revealing form, surface texture or irregularities
3.1.8 Inspection of moving parts
3.1.9 Use of special light sources
3.2 AUTOMATED PLANT OR PROCESSES
SECTION 4 DIRECTIONAL EFFECTS OF LIGHTING
4.1 ENHANCING TASK VISIBILITY
SECTION 5 UNWANTED REFLECTIONS
5.1 ADVERSE EFFECTS OF REFLECTIONS
5.2 REFLECTIONS IN SCREEN-BASED EQUIPMENT
SECTION 6 SURFACES
SECTION 7 LIGHT SOURCE COLOUR
7.1 SUBJECTIVE INFLUENCE OF SOURCE COLOUR APPEARANCE
7.2 DIMMING OF HIGH INTENSITY DISCHARGE LAMPS
7.3 MIXING OF DIFFERENT LAMPS
7.4 TASKS WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS
6.1 LIMITED ILLUMINANCE CONTRIBUTION FROM INTER-REFLECTION
SECTION 8 GLARE AND RELATED EFFECTS
8.1 SELECTION OF GLARE CONTROL SYSTEM
SECTION 9 LIGHT SOURCES, LUMINAIRES AND CONTROL SYSTEMS
9.1 SELECTION OF LIGHTING EQUIPMENT
SECTION 10 LIGHTING SYSTEMS
10.1 EMERGENCY EVACUATION LIGHTING
10.2 SAFETY LIGHTING
10.3 STANDBY LIGHTING
10.4 SUPPLEMENTARY LIGHTING FOR MAINTENANCE TASKS
SECTION 11 LIGHTING DESIGN PROCEDURE
11.1 ALLOWANCES IN DESIGN
SECTION 12 MAINTENANCE OF LIGHTING SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT
12.1 PROVISION FOR MAINTENANCE
APPENDIX A - LIST OF REFERENCED DOCUMENTS
APPENDIX B - MEASUREMENT OF ILLUMINANCE
APPENDIX C - NOTES ON USE OF UTILIZATION FACTOR TABLES BY THE LIGHTING DESIGNER
APPENDIX D - NOTES ON CHANGES TO ILLUMINANCE RECOMMENDATIONS
APPENDIX E - SPECIFIC RECOMMENDATIONS FOR INDUSTRIAL TASKS AND PROCESSES
E1 INTRODUCTION
E2 RECOMMENDATIONS
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AS/NZS 1680.2.4:1997-INTERIOR LIGHTING - INDUSTRIAL TASKS AND PROCESSES
PREFACE
CONTENTS
SECTION 1 SCOPE AND GENERAL
1.1 SCOPE
1.2 APPLICATION
1.3 REFERENCED DOCUMENTS
1.4 DEFINITIONS
1.4.1 Safety lighting
1.4.2 Standby lighting
SECTION 2 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR GOOD LIGHTING
SECTION 3 TASK VISIBILITY
3.1 FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE TASK VISIBILITY
3.1.1 General
3.1.2 Provision of contrasting backgrounds
3.1.3 Provision of luminous backgrounds
3.1.4 Use of magnifying devices
3.1.5 Elimination of distractions from surroundings
3.1.6 Production of helpful reflections for inspection of shiny surfaces
3.1.7 Revealing form, surface texture or irregularities
3.1.8 Inspection of moving parts
3.1.9 Use of special light sources
3.2 AUTOMATED PLANT OR PROCESSES
SECTION 4 DIRECTIONAL EFFECTS OF LIGHTING
4.1 ENHANCING TASK VISIBILITY
SECTION 5 UNWANTED REFLECTIONS
5.1 ADVERSE EFFECTS OF REFLECTIONS
5.2 REFLECTIONS IN SCREEN-BASED EQUIPMENT
SECTION 6 SURFACES
SECTION 7 LIGHT SOURCE COLOUR
7.1 SUBJECTIVE INFLUENCE OF SOURCE COLOUR APPEARANCE
7.2 DIMMING OF HIGH INTENSITY DISCHARGE LAMPS
7.3 MIXING OF DIFFERENT LAMPS
7.4 TASKS WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS
6.1 LIMITED ILLUMINANCE CONTRIBUTION FROM INTER-REFLECTION
SECTION 8 GLARE AND RELATED EFFECTS
8.1 SELECTION OF GLARE CONTROL SYSTEM
SECTION 9 LIGHT SOURCES, LUMINAIRES AND CONTROL SYSTEMS
9.1 SELECTION OF LIGHTING EQUIPMENT
SECTION 10 LIGHTING SYSTEMS
10.1 EMERGENCY EVACUATION LIGHTING
10.2 SAFETY LIGHTING
10.3 STANDBY LIGHTING
10.4 SUPPLEMENTARY LIGHTING FOR MAINTENANCE TASKS
SECTION 11 LIGHTING DESIGN PROCEDURE
11.1 ALLOWANCES IN DESIGN
SECTION 12 MAINTENANCE OF LIGHTING SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT
12.1 PROVISION FOR MAINTENANCE
APPENDIX A - LIST OF REFERENCED DOCUMENTS
APPENDIX B - MEASUREMENT OF ILLUMINANCE
APPENDIX C - NOTES ON USE OF UTILIZATION FACTOR TABLES BY THE LIGHTING DESIGNER
APPENDIX D - NOTES ON CHANGES TO ILLUMINANCE RECOMMENDATIONS
APPENDIX E - SPECIFIC RECOMMENDATIONS FOR INDUSTRIAL TASKS AND PROCESSES
E1 INTRODUCTION
E2 RECOMMENDATIONS
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