PROPOSED AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARD PRACTICE FOR OFFICE LIGHTING: PREPARED BY THE OFFICE LIGHTING STANDARD PRACTICE SUBCOMMITTEE OF THE OFFICE LIGHTING COMMITTEE OF THE IES.

Harry L. Rubins; F. W. Berryman; H. J. Bryan; A. S.C. Chong; K. E. Fairbanks; H. R. Lobdell; M. R. Mills; S. R. Shemitz; S. M. Stannard; James E. Jewell; B. R. Ashby; W. F. Batterman; R. B. Crane; R. C. Carlson; F. J. Creegan

PROPOSED AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARD PRACTICE FOR OFFICE LIGHTING: PREPARED BY THE OFFICE LIGHTING STANDARD PRACTICE SUBCOMMITTEE OF THE OFFICE LIGHTING COMMITTEE OF THE IES.

Harry L. Rubins, F. W. Berryman, H. J. Bryan, A. S.C. Chong, K. E. Fairbanks, H. R. Lobdell, M. R. Mills, S. R. Shemitz, S. M. Stannard, James E. Jewell, B. R. Ashby, W. F. Batterman, R. B. Crane, R. C. Carlson, F. J. Creegan

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Abstract

This present revision introduces a new method for selecting illuminance values for design purposes and recognizes the many new office tasks and trends in office operations and layouts. It also incorporates extensive materials relating to energy management and the design and operation of lighting systems. The text is divided into the following chapters: Introduction; Office tasks; Design process; Lighting criteria for visual performance and comfort; Luminous environmental factors; The lighting system; Lighting of areas; Energy Management; Emergency lighting; Safety; End user responsibility-maintenance. An appendix presents a method for presenting illumination.

Original language	English (US)
Pages (from-to)	29 p between p 27 and 60
Journal	Lighting Design and Application: LD and A
Volume	12
Issue number	4
State	Published - Jan 1 1982
Externally published	Yes

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Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics
Electrical and Electronic Engineering

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Rubins, H. L., Berryman, F. W., Bryan, H. J., Chong, A. S. C., Fairbanks, K. E., Lobdell, H. R., Mills, M. R., Shemitz, S. R., Stannard, S. M., Jewell, J. E., Ashby, B. R., Batterman, W. F., Crane, R. B., Carlson, R. C., & Creegan, F. J. (1982). PROPOSED AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARD PRACTICE FOR OFFICE LIGHTING: PREPARED BY THE OFFICE LIGHTING STANDARD PRACTICE SUBCOMMITTEE OF THE OFFICE LIGHTING COMMITTEE OF THE IES. Lighting Design and Application: LD and A, 12(4), 29 p between p 27 and 60.

PROPOSED AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARD PRACTICE FOR OFFICE LIGHTING: PREPARED BY THE OFFICE LIGHTING STANDARD PRACTICE SUBCOMMITTEE OF THE OFFICE LIGHTING COMMITTEE OF THE IES. / Rubins, Harry L.; Berryman, F. W.; Bryan, H. J. et al.
In: Lighting Design and Application: LD and A, Vol. 12, No. 4, 01.01.1982, p. 29 p between p 27 and 60.

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Rubins, HL, Berryman, FW, Bryan, HJ, Chong, ASC, Fairbanks, KE, Lobdell, HR, Mills, MR, Shemitz, SR, Stannard, SM, Jewell, JE, Ashby, BR, Batterman, WF, Crane, RB, Carlson, RC & Creegan, FJ 1982, 'PROPOSED AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARD PRACTICE FOR OFFICE LIGHTING: PREPARED BY THE OFFICE LIGHTING STANDARD PRACTICE SUBCOMMITTEE OF THE OFFICE LIGHTING COMMITTEE OF THE IES.', Lighting Design and Application: LD and A, vol. 12, no. 4, pp. 29 p between p 27 and 60.

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