Illuminating Engineering Practice Lectures On Illuminating Engineering Delivere
Illuminating Engineering Practice Lectures On Illuminating Engineering Delivere
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Classroom lighting with a few indirect units.
VAUGHN: LIGHTING OF SCHOOLS, ETC. 321 The usual low-hanging height of units, as well as the too often total absence of reflectors and shades, produces the worst possible lighting conditions for a room which is constantly used by a large number of students as a place of study. Nevertheless, this was found to be the case in a large assembly room of a western high school and can be duplicated almost anywhere. (Fig. 6. ) (See also Luckiesh's paper " Saf...eguarding the Eyesight of School Children, Fig. 16. ) Sometimes an attempt is made to improve the very bad conditions produced by old-style gas fixture illumination, by the use of direct prismatic reflectors fastened directly to the old fixtures; but this, while efficient, was, in the case under the writer's observation, im- properly installed as far as avoidance of glare was concerned be- cause the old fixtures were, as they almost invariably are, too long and the glare therefore bad. A much more satisfactory as well as cheaper installation could have been made by eliminating many feet of fxture stems and raising the units beyond the range of vision of the tudents.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Classroom lighting with a few indirect units.
VAUGHN: LIGHTING OF SCHOOLS, ETC. 321 The usual low-hanging height of units, as well as the too often total absence of reflectors and shades, produces the worst possible lighting conditions for a room which is constantly used by a large number of students as a place of study. Nevertheless, this was found to be the case in a large assembly room of a western high school and can be duplicated almost anywhere. (Fig. 6. ) (See also Luckiesh's paper " Saf...eguarding the Eyesight of School Children, Fig. 16. ) Sometimes an attempt is made to improve the very bad conditions produced by old-style gas fixture illumination, by the use of direct prismatic reflectors fastened directly to the old fixtures; but this, while efficient, was, in the case under the writer's observation, im- properly installed as far as avoidance of glare was concerned be- cause the old fixtures were, as they almost invariably are, too long and the glare therefore bad. A much more satisfactory as well as cheaper installation could have been made by eliminating many feet of fxture stems and raising the units beyond the range of vision of the tudents.
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