AASHTO GL-6-2005 Roadway Lighting Design Guide (Incorporating Amendment October 2010)《道路照明设计指南》.pdf

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6、ficials.All rights reserved. Duplication is a violation of applicable law.ivTechnical Committee on Highway LightingChairman: Karl A. Burkett, P.E., TexasSecretary: Balu Ananthanarayanan, P.E., WisconsinCarl Andersen, FHWAStanley C. Biddick, P.E., AlabamaMike DeAngelo, New JerseyJon Dickinson, Nevada

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9、fColorado Gabriela VidalConnecticut John F. Carey, P.E.Delaware Donald D. Weber, P.E.District of Columbia Douglas E. Noble, P.E.Florida Lap Thong Hoang, P.E.Georgia Keith Golden, P.E.Hawaii Alvin TakeshitaIdaho Lance JohnsonIllinois Joseph S. HillIndiana Jim PoturalskiCarl T. TuttleIowa Timothy D. C

10、rouchKansas David A. Church, P.E.Kenneth F. Hurst, P.E.Kentucky Duane H. Thomas, P.E.Louisiana Charles Adams, P.E., PTOEMaine Bruce A. Ibarguen, III, P.E.Maryland Thomas Hicks, P.E.Massachusetts William BentMichigan Vacant 2005 by the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Official

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12、exico VacantNew York Bruce W. Smith, P.E.North Carolina J. Kevin Lacy, P.E., CPMNorth Dakota Al CovlinOhio Dave HolsteinOklahoma Harold SmartOregon Edward L. Fischer, P.E., PTOEPennsylvania Glenn RowePuerto Rico Samuel ForestierRhode Island Robert Rocchio, P.E.South Carolina Richard B. WertsSouth Da

13、kota John Adler, P.E.Tennessee Don L. DahlingerGerald GregoryMichael L. TugwellTexas Margaret (Meg) A. MooreUtah Robert E. HullVermont VacantVirginia Raymond J. Khoury, P.E.Washington Theodore Trepanier, P.E.West Virginia Barry Warhoftig, P.E.Wisconsin David I. ViethWyoming Michael N. GostovichAssoc

14、iate MemberBridge, Port, and TollN.J. Turnpike Authority Robert F. DaleAssociate MemberCities and CountiesCity of Minneapolis Jon Wertjes 2005 by the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials.All rights reserved. Duplication is a violation of applicable law.Associate MemberF

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16、bcommittee on DesignChair: Allen D. Biehler Vice Chair: Robert L. WaltersPennsylvania ArkansasSecretary: Dwight A. Horne Liaison: Jim McDonnellFHWA AASHTOState MemberAlabama Don T. Arkle, P.E.Steven E. Walker, P.E.Alaska Gary Hogins, P.E.Arizona Mary ViparinaArkansas Phillip L. McConnell, P.E.Charle

17、s D. Clements, P.E.California Mark Leja, P.E.Colorado Mithilesh “Mitch” KumarGary W. MeachamConnecticut Arthur W. GruhnMichael W. LonerganJames H. NormanDelaware Michael H. SimmonsMichael F. BalbiererJames M. SatterfieldDistrict of Columbia Kathleen PenneyZahra DorrizAllen MillerFlorida Brian A. Bla

18、nchard, P.E.Robert GreerJim Mills, P.E.Georgia James “Ben” Buchan, P.E.Babs Abubakari, P.E.Brent Story, P.E.Hawaii Gary C.P. ChoyJulius FrondaIdaho Loren D. ThomasSteven C. HutchinsonIllinois Michael HineIndiana Gary Mroczka, P.E.Jeff Clanton, P.E.Iowa Michael J. KennerlyDavid L. LittleDeanna Maifie

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25、ith, P.E., CVSWest Virginia Jason C. FosterRandolph T. Epperly, Jr.Wisconsin Beth CannestraWyoming Paul P. BercichTony LairdU.S. DOT MemberFAA Rick Marinelli, P.E.Associate MemberBridge, Port and TollN.J. Turnpike Authority J. Lawrence WilliamsPenn. Turnpike Barry L. Troup, P.E.CommissionAssociate M

26、emberBridge, Port and TollPort Authority of NY and NJ Scott D. MurrellAssociate MemberCities and CountiesCity of Minneapolis Fred Abadix 2005 by the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials.All rights reserved. Duplication is a violation of applicable law.Associate MemberFe

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28、lation of applicable law. 2005 by the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials.All rights reserved. Duplication is a violation of applicable law.Table of ContentsChapter 1: Introduction 1Overview 1Need for Engineering Expertise .1Necessary Expertise .1Recommended Design Met

29、hods.2Modern Controls and Master Lighting Plans .2Chapter 2: Master Lighting Plans32.1 Overview .3Introduction .3Definition.3Benefits32.2 Plan Development .3Introduction .3Participants 4Groups Having Concerns About Lighting.42.3 Goals of a Master Lighting Plan5Introduction .5Improved Safety 5Environ

30、mentally Judicious Use of Resources.5Energy Use 6Tourists, Businesses, and Nighttime Activities.6Planned Maintenance 62.4 Lighting Curfews.6Introduction .6Reasons for Curfews .7Considerations Before Implementation.72.5 Electrical and Lighting Management Systems8Introduction .8Cost8Benefits9Benefits

31、of ELMS Standardization102.6 Conducting Studies10Introduction .10Electrical System.11Benefits and Effects of Curfews and Dimming.11Traffic Studies .11Community Goals11Budget .11Chapter 3: Techniques of Lighting Design133.1 Overview .13Introduction .13Level and Uniformity of Illuminance and Luminance

32、13Illuminance Considerations.14xiii 2005 by the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials.All rights reserved. Duplication is a violation of applicable law.Luminance Considerations 14Visibility-Based Design Methods163.2 Warranting Conditions.17General.17Benefits of Lighting.

33、17Rural Interchanges.17Warranting Conditions.17Continuous Freeway Lighting .18Partial Interchange Lighting 19Special Considerations.20Bridges.203.3 Design Values for Freeways20General.20Design Considerations.20Lighting Levels on Crossroads 20Partial Interchange Lighting 21Adaptation (Transition) Lig

34、hting.22Bridges and Overpasses.22Other Considerations .22Area Classifications.223.4 Streets and Highways Other Than Freeways (Including Walkways and Bicycle Ways) .23General.23Warranting Conditions.23Lighting Design Levels23Other Considerations .233.5 Pole Placement Guidelines 26Introduction26Obstru

35、ction of View 26Height Restrictions 26Medians26Gore Areas.26Maintenance Considerations26Adjacent to Deflecting Barriers .27General Safety Concerns .27Design Options 27Option 1: Remove the Obstacle.27Option 2: Redesign the Obstacle .27Option 3: Relocate the Obstacle 28Option 4: Use Appropriate Breaka

36、way Device .28Option 5: Shield the Obstacle29Option 6: Delineate the Obstacle.293.6 References29Chapter 4: Techniques of Lighting Design31Chapter 5: Tunnels and Underpasses 335.1 Overview .33Roadway Lighting Design Guidexiv 2005 by the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officia

37、ls.All rights reserved. Duplication is a violation of applicable law.5.2 Underpasses.33General Scope and Guide Application 33Warrants for Nighttime Underpass Lighting.33Design Values for Underpass Lighting .34Selection and Placement of Underpass Luminaires 345.3 Vehicular Tunnels .34General Scope an

38、d Guide Application 34Short Tunnels 35Long Tunnels.35Warrants for Tunnel Lighting35Visibility Optimization of the Tunnel and Approach Features .365.4 Daytime Lighting of Tunnel Interiors .37Short TunnelsSilhouette Visibility 37Entrance Portal Lighting .37Lighting Beyond the Entrance Zone .37Nighttim

39、e Tunnel Lighting38Selection and Placement of Tunnel Luminaires38Tunnel Lighting Control Systems .38Maintenance Factor for Tunnel Lighting Design38Chapter 6: Work Zone Lighting and Temporary Roadway Lighting39Introduction 39Cost.39Types 39Design Values 39Safety39Work Area Lighting .40Chapter 7: Roun

40、dabouts.41Introduction 41Warrant Conditions.41Recommended Lighting Level .41Chapter 8: Electrical Systems Requirements43Disconnects.43Guidelines Available 43Grounding.43Voltage Drop 43Chapter 9: Safety Rest Areas45Overview .45Warrant45Design Values45Entrance and Exit 45Interior Roadways .46Parking A

41、reas 47Activity Areas47Main Lanes47xv 2005 by the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials.All rights reserved. Duplication is a violation of applicable law.Chapter 10: Roadway Sign Lighting4910.1 Overview .49Introduction .49Key Elements of Roadway Sign Lighting.4910.2 Sign

42、 Lighting Warrants .5010.3 Illuminated Sign Types .51Ambient Luminance Classifications .5110.4 Sign Lighting Recommendations 52Lighting Uniformity 53Sign Color Standards.53Placement of Lighting Units5310.5 References .54Chapter 11: Maintenance Considerations in Roadway Lighting Design .55General55Ma

43、intenance Factors.55Luminaire Dirt Depreciation (LDD).55Lamp Lumen Depreciation (LLD)55Equipment Factor (EF) .56Support Structure Maintenance 56Electrical Distribution and Control System Maintenance 56External Factors 57Chapter 12: Sky Glow and Light Trespass .5912.1 Overview .59Introduction .59Type

44、s of Objectionable Roadway Lighting.5912.2 Mitigating Sky Glow and Light Trespass60Glossary .61Roadway Lighting Design Guidexvi 2005 by the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials.All rights reserved. Duplication is a violation of applicable law.1Chapter 1IntroductionOverv

45、iewThis guide replaces the 1984 publication entitled, An Informational Guide for Roadway Lighting. Ithas been revised and brought up to date to reflect current practices in roadway lighting. The guide pro-vides a general overview of lighting systems from the point of view of the transportation depar

46、tments andrecommends minimum levels of quality. The guide incorporates the illuminance and luminance designmethods, but does not include the small target visibility (STV) method.Two appendices to this document are located online for reference purposes at http:/downloads.trans-portation.org/lighting.

47、pdf. Appendix A is entitled Literature Review and References, and contains infor-mation on research studies related to accidents and highway lighting, driver parameters, pavementparameters, and a summary of further references. Appendix B contains an overview of Lighting Basics,including background i

48、nformation on the various issues related to effective highway lighting.Need for Engineering ExpertiseMost states require that final design documents be signed and sealed by a registered professional engi-neer. The registrant is normally required to only sign and seal documents that the registrant pr

49、epared, ordocuments for which the registrant was responsible for the direction and control of the work. Documentsinclude specifications, reports, drawings, plans, design information, and calculations. Lighting designs,as described in this guide, meet the criteria for requirement of an engineering seal. This is necessarybecause the public interest is at stake. In addition, the designs integrated with other aspects of the trans-portation facility that have engineering features. These other aspects include support structures, break-away devices, pavement character