GB/T 5697-1985
ActiveTerms of lighting for ergonomics
人类工效学照明术语
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This standard defines terminology related to lighting in the context of human ergonomics, covering terms for illumination levels, glare, color rendering, and visual performance. It is applied in workplace design, product development, and environmental assessments to ensure lighting conditions support human comfort, safety, and efficiency. The standard is used by engineers, architects, and ergonomics professionals in industrial, office, and public space settings.
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