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OT - Blue gas ?
So, what gas ionises with an intense and very 'clean' blue light ? A few of
these lamps have sprung up around my town. A couple light up some pieces of art school stainles steel 'sculpture' in a local park. I hadn't taken too much notice of them, until another example appeared on the top of a tall pole, illuminating the vehicle compound of a premises on the same business park as my wife's place is. The lamp itself looks like a typical high pressure sodium type - basically tubular with a bulge in the middle. But the light it gives off is an extremely intense blue. What's in there, and what is the rationale behind illuminating a compound with this colour ? Seems to chase off the shadows pretty good, but I wouldn't have thought that it suited CCTV very well ? Arfa |
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