GB/T 16275-2008
AbolishedUrban rail transit lighting
城市轨道交通照明
Application Summary AI generated
GB/T 16275-2008 specifies lighting requirements for urban rail transit systems, including stations, tunnels, trains, and control rooms. It is applied in the design, construction, and operation of subways and light rail to ensure adequate illumination for passenger safety, operational efficiency, and emergency evacuation. The standard also defines measurement methods and maintenance criteria for lighting equipment in these confined, high-traffic environments.
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