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METHODOLOGICAL PROCEDURE OF ENERGY SAVING AND EFFICIENT INDUSTRIAL ILLUMINATION
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Based on the lighting systems efficient utilization strategies analysis of lighting systems efficient utilization and through its synthesis with the options of intelligent control were for a design and calculation of lighting systems analyzes of the reference shop energysaving lighting system designs were carried out. The results of the rationalization procedures and measures that have been made for the purpose of a reduction of energy demand of industrial operations lighting systems, were the basis for a development of a methodical procedure of designing of energy-efficient lighting systems in the sphere of engineering shops. The methodology presented in this paper is drawn up on the basis of valid legislation of the assessment and evaluation of lighting systems in a working environment with regard to ensuring of a visual comfort and creation of requested conditions for a visual activity, taking into account its energy efficiency.
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