The type of lighting adopted for any particular industrial building usually depends on a number of factors, including capital and operating costs, technical requirements and maintenance facilities.
Some of the problems involved are discussed in the four papers of this symposium. The papers were selected to illustrate the advantages of different lamps for particular applications. Although the papers have a common theme the treatment is individual.
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References
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Final report of the Wool Textile Industry Joint Factory Advisory Committee (1949).
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Medical Research Council, Industrial Health Research Board, Report 7,681, “The Effects of Conditions of Artificial Lighting on the Performance of Worsted Weaving,”H. C. Weston (1938).
