Underground Lighting Market- Global Trends and Analysis by Great Researchers

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REPORT DESCRIPTION

Lighting plays a crucial role in mining industry. The miners depend upon visual cues to detect threats related to falls

of ground, slips/trips/falls (STFs), moving machinery, and other safety hazards.All the major countries in the

underground mining sector have their set own set of guidelines regarding safe mine lighting systems. These

specifications are mostly set according to the type of mining and the internal/external environment of the mines.

Usually the lighting devices are tested in government facilities. Also there are set guidelines for the amount of

illumination needed in mines and these guidelines vary according to the workplaces.

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Methane that is given off during coal mining can cause underground explosion. Thus, accounting to the threatening

conditions, the lighting source used in mining activities should have two basic properties: intrinsically safe and

explosion proof. An intrinsically safe light is one in which the current in the light is of low energy to avoid sparks and

explosion in case of short circuits. In explosion proof lights, the explosion started by the source is contained in the

device itself. Also the device will not become too hot to cause explosion.A low-pressure sodium lamp could not be

licensed as the sodium in the lights could...