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Photometrics Road lighting Lighting quality characteristics The procedure for determining the quality characteristics of a lighting system for a specific road comprises three steps: The procedure for determining the road lighting quality characteristics according to CEN/TR 13201-1 and EN 13201-2 is explained with the aid of the following example: Example: Major traffic road A major traffic road within a small town has to be illuminated. No road users are to be excluded: Cyclists are common and pedestrians usually cross the road at crossings that do not have traffic lights. Which photometric data have to be satisfied by the lighting installation? The lighting class to be used shall be selected according to the diverse tables for the lighting situations A1 to E2 that are contained in the Appendix A to CEN/TR 13201-1. For the selected example involving a major traffic road, that is the table for the B2 lighting situation. Taking the max. speed of 60 km/h and the main road users (motor vehicles, including slow moving vehicles) as well as cyclists and pedestrians into consideration during step 1 results in the lighting situation B2, which belongs to the lighting classes ME2 to ME6 with the luminance evaluation. Based on a traffic analysis, the mean daily traffic (MDT), which is the total traffic volume occurring within a number of days divided by the number of days, has been determined at more than 7000 vehicles/day. The road was evaluated in a dry state, there are no measures for slowing traffic, the number of junctions per km is < 3 and the difficulty of the driving task is normal. 334 Step 1 Selection of the lighting situation according to CEN/TR 13201-1 Step 2 Selection of the lighting class according to CEN/TR 13201-1 This results in the lighting class ME4b twice and the lighting class ME3c once. The final lighting class has to be selected now from the lighting classes in the example ME4b, ME4b and ME3c based on other criteria. This can be implemented using another table that supplements the selection criteria of the table for the B2 lighting situation with regard to other selection criteria. These criteria are: • Conflict zones, i.e. areas where motorised traffic streams cross each other, e.g. at crossings without traffic lights, at roundabouts or in areas prone to traffic jams in front of traffic lights or in areas where there are other users, e.g. in shopping streets. • Complexity of the visual field, i.e. visual influences within the field of vision, which can be misleading, distracting, disturbing or annoying, e.g. with extreme advertising structures. Consequences for the major traffic road: Conflict zones are not present, the complexity of the visual field is normal (there are no extreme annoyances, e.g. due to advertising structures), parking along the side of the road is permitted, the ambient luminance is average and the traffic flow of cyclists is high. Consequently, the planning should be based on the lighting class ME3c. This results in the following photometric system data: • Maintenance value of the mean luminance L – = 1.0 cd/m² m • Total uniformity Uo = 0.4 • Longitudinal uniformity Ul = 0.5 • Threshold increment TI = 15 % • Ambient illuminance relation SR = 0.5 Step 3 Determination of the lighting quality characteristics according to EN 13201-2 L – m Is the mean luminance as maintenance value, which may not be undershot at any time. U o Total uniformity, relation of the lowest luminance (or illuminance) to the mean value on the road surface. U l Longitudinal uniformity, relation of the lowest to the highest luminance on the middle of the traffic lane. TI Threshold increment, measure for the loss of visibility of an object as a result of physiological glare due to extremely bright luminaires. SR Ambient illuminance relation for improving spatial orientation such that the areas next to the road can also be perceived, even if they are not illuminated themselves. SR is the relation of the mean illuminance of both surrounding surfaces outside the road to the mean illuminance of the outer traffic lane of the road, with both surfaces having the same width.
The <strong>TRILUX</strong> planning software TX-WIN Street allows for the planning of streets, pedestrian areas and cycle tracks in accordance with EN 13201. The lighting situation, the lighting class and the photometric system data are determined in a simple manner by selecting the appropriate criteria in a selection menu. Diverse alternatives and their photometric data of the installations can be calculated and consolidated in a table for an individual selection by changing the planning requirements, e.g. those of the luminaire arrangement. Download at www.trilux.co.uk or www.trilux.com. 335 Technical information
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Outdoor Luminaires for exterior are
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8 TRILUX Luminaires - Technical App
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Decorative luminaires that go far b
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Lumega 700/900 82 The Lumega optics
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Lumega 700/900 Accessories 90 Pole
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Lumena 150 Compact Spotlight 65a IP
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Lumena 400 Floodlight for accentuat
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Estadia Wide beam floodlight 65a IP
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RL 730/400 Decorative light pillars
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Design: Peter Zegers 220 HS Simple,
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Page 354 and 355: Electrical technology Planning aid
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