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Daily Question 20160112: The rewards are as follows – 1-3 points for participation, and 3-5 points for correct answers. In the current \"Code for Design of Building Lighting\" GB50034-2004, the standard value for lighting design refers to the average illuminance level on the ( ) of work or living areas. A. Standard plane B. Reference plane C. Working plane D. 0.8m above the ground level B
In the current \"Code for Design of Building Lighting\" GB50034-2004, the standard value for lighting design refers to the average illuminance level in the working or living areas (B). A. Standard plane B. Reference plane C. Working plane D. 0.8m above the ground
In the current \"Code for Design of Building Lighting\" GB50034-2004, the standard value for lighting design refers to the average illuminance level in the working or living areas (B). A. Standard plane B. Reference plane C. Working plane D. 0.8m above the ground
In the current \"Code for Design of Building Lighting\" GB50034-2004, the standard value for lighting design refers to the average illuminance value on the working or living area (B. reference plane).
In the current \"Code for Design of Building Lighting\" GB50034-2004, the standard value for lighting design refers to the average illuminance level in the working or living areas (B). A. Standard plane B. Reference plane C. Working plane D. 0.8m above the ground