luminaire dirt-depreciation factor
luminaire dirt-depreciation factor
A factor (used in illumination calculations) which relates the initial illumination provided by a clean, new luminaire to the reduced illumination that it will provide as a result of the accumulation of dirt on the luminaire at the time when it is next scheduled for cleaning.
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