IES RP 7 2017

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IES RP-7 Recommended Practice for Lighting Industrial Facilities

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IES	2017	130

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Description

The scope of this practice covers the design of new indoor and outdoor lighting systems for new industrial facilities as well as the redesign of lighting systems in existing industrial facilities. Recommendations are based on quality lighting practices, including: the safe movement of vehicles and people, enhancing the productivity and comfort of employees, conserving energy, and minimizing maintenance. Recommended minimum maintained lighting levels and maximum uniformity ratio guidelines are provided but are subject to variation for special circumstances when based upon sound engineering judgment. This Practice does not include all information for mixed application areas such as parking lots, offices, outdoor environments, commercial facilities, or daylighting design. For these crossover applications, the associated IES Recommended Practice documents should be used in conjunction with this Practice to provide the lighting recommendations. In short, this Recommended Practice will help the reader make intelligent choices to achieve the lighting goals with a minimum of expense of time and capital.

PDF Catalog

PDF Pages	PDF Title
10	1.0 Introduction 1.1 Purpose and Scope 2.0 Lighting the Industrial Environment 2.1 General Design Considerations for Lighting Industrial Areas
11	2.2 Code Compliance 2.3 The IES Lighting Handbook and Industrial Lighting Design Recommendations
12	3.0 Quality of Lighting in Industrial Facilities 3.1 Luminance and Luminance Ratios
13	3.2 Modeling of Objects 3.3 Glare and Visual Comfort
14	3.4 Material Characteristics 3.5 Shadows
15	3.6 Source/Task/Eye Geometry 3.7 Task Visibility: Flicker and Strobe
17	3.8 Light Source Color 3.8.1 Color Rendering
18	3.8.2 Safety Colors
19	3.9 Daylight Integration and Control 4.0 Quantity of Lighting in Industrial Facilities
22	4.1 Illuminance: Horizontal, Vertical, and Intermediate Planes 4.1.1 Horizontal Illuminance 4.1.2 Vertical Illuminance
23	4.1.3 Illuminance Measurements
25	4.2 Initial and Maintained Illuminance 4.3 Lighting System Maintenance 4.3.1 Maintenance in an Industrial Environment
26	4.3.2 Planned Maintenance Techniques
27	4.3.3 Planning and Economics 4.3.4 Luminaire Cleaning 4.3.5 Troubleshooting 4.3.6 Safety
28	4.3.7 Disposal of Failed Lighting Components 5.0 Lighting Equipment – Light Sources 5.1 Fluorescent Systems 5.1.1 Source Characteristics 5.1.2 Fluorescent Luminaire Characteristics and Performance
30	5.1.3 Induction Systems
31	5.2 H igh Intensity Discharge (HID) Lighting Systems 5.2.1 Metal Halide Lamps
32	5.2.2 High Pressure Sodium (HPS) Lamps
33	5.3 Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs 5.3.1 LED Light Source Components 5.3.2 Distinguishing Characteristics and Performance
34	5.4 Other Light Sources 5.4.1 Incandescent and Halogen Lamps 5.4.2 Plasma Lamps 5.4.3 Organic Light Emitting Diodes (OLEDs
35	6.0 Lighting Equipment – Luminaires 6.1 General Luminaire Characteristics and Performance
36	6.2 Operating Considerations 6.3 Luminaire Classifications
37	6.3.1 Indoor
40	6.3.2 Outdoor
44	7.0 Electrical System Considerations 7.1 General Considerations 7.2 V oltage Considerations 8.0 Lighting Controls 8.1 Time Switches (“Time Clocks”) and Partial-Night Photocontrols 8.2 Motion Detectors 8.2.1 Passive Infrared (PIR) Detectors
45	8.2.2 Ultrasonic Motion Detectors 8.2.3 Sound-Sensing Detectors 8.3 Networked (Remote) Control 8.3.1 Monitored Interactive Systems 8.3.2 Wired vs. Wireless Control Systems 8.4 Dimming
46	9.0 Building Construction Feat ures that Influence Luminaire Selection and Luminaire Placement
47	10.0 Lighting System Economic Analysis
48	11.0 Special Consideration Factors 11.1 Lighting and Space Conditioning 11.2 Classified Areas 11.2.1 Hazardous Location Classes
49	11.2.2 Hazardous Location Conditions 11.2.3 The Nature of Hazardous Substances
50	11.2.4 Classified Location Luminaires 11.3 H igh Humidity or Corrosive Atmospheres 11.4 H igh Ambient Temperatures 11.5 Low Ambient Temperatures
51	11.6 Clean Rooms 11.7 Food and Drug Processing
52	12.0 General Lighting 13.0 Supplementar y Task Lighting
54	13.1 Portable Luminaires 14.0 Special Effects and Techniques 14.1 Classification of Visual Tasks and Lighting Techniques
58	14.2 Color Contrast 14.3 Lighting Techniques for Inspection Tasks
59	15.0 Emergency, Safety and Security Lighting 15.1 Emergency Lighting
60	15.2 Safety Lighting 15.3 Security Lighting 16.0 Lighting for Specific Tasks
61	16.1 Molding of Metal and Plastic Parts 16.1.1 Foundry Molding (Sand Casting 16.1.2 Molding Parts of Die-Cast Aluminum and Injection Molded Plastic
62	16.1.3 Inspection of Sand Castings 16.1.4 Inspection of Die Castings and Opaque Injection Molded Plastic Parts 16.2 Parts Manufacturing and Assembly
63	16.3 Machining Metal Parts 16.4 Lighting and Visibility Issues for Sheet Metal Fabrication 16.4.1 Punch Press
64	16.4.2 Shear 16.5 Lighting for Large Component Subassembly and Final Assembly
65	16.6 Control Rooms 16.7 Manufacturing Electronic Assemblies
66	17.0 Lighting for Specific Visual Tasks 17.1 Convex Surfaces 17.2 Flat Surfaces 17.3 Scribed Marks 17.4 Center-punch Marks 17.5 Concave Specular Surfaces 17.6 Flat Specular Surfaces
67	17.7 Convex Specular Surfaces 18.0 Warehouse and Storage Area Lighting
68	18.1 Types of Warehouse Area and Storage Systems 18.2 Warehouse Illuminance
69	18.2.1 Vertical Illuminance 18.2.2 Horizontal Illuminance 18.3 Warehouse Lighting Design Considerations 18.3.1 Intermittent Use 18.3.2 Lighting Design Considerations by Area
70	18.3.3 Other Lighting Design Considerations 19.0 Outdoor Area Lighting 19.1 Lighting Zones
71	19.2 Projected Lighting System
72	19.3 Distributed Lighting System 19.4 Outdoor Tower Platforms, Stairways, and Ladders 19.5 Special Equipment
73	19.6 Low Illuminance and Visual Acuity Outdoors ANNEX A – Illuminance Recommendations
111	ANNEX B – Industrial Lighting Definitions ANNEX C – Glare
116	ANNEX D – Illuminance Calcluations
118	ANNEX E – Control Gear
127	ANNEX F – Ingress Protection (IP) Ratings
128	References