[A manual for] Road lighting in developing countries.

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Abstract

This short manual is intended to help the local engineer in developing countries to understand the basics of good roadway lighting and to achieve some of its benefits. The first section deals with fundamental facts about roadway lighting and defines the terms and quantities which the engineer might encounter when dealing with existing or new lighting installation. Section three describes a simplified design code of practice. Section 4 summarizes the main features of basic lamps and lanterns and gives advice on which to select. Section 5 looks at the choices and decisions which have to be made in using lighting columns. Section 6 gives advice on installation, including the safety aspects. Further sections cover maintenance, costs and the benefits of lighting.

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C 36274 [electronic version only] /85 / IRRD 847715
Source

Rugby, Institution of Lighting Engineers (ILE) / Crowthorne, Berkshire, Transport and Road Research Laboratory (TRRL) / London, Overseas Development Administration (Oda), [1990], 36 p., 7 ref. - ISBN 1-872783-00-7

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