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    Lighting Design & Smart Buildings

    București, February 19th, 2015

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    Introduction in Lighting

    Dr.ing.

    Laboratorul de Ingineria I

    Universitatea Tehnica din C

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      Human eye anatomy

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Schematic_diagram_of_the_human_eye_en.svghttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Schematic_diagram_of_the_human_eye_en.svg

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      Light colour components

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      Wavelength

    COLOUR RANGE [nm]

    Indigo 380-450

    Blue 450-490

    Green 490-560

    Yellow 560-590

    Orange 590-640

    Red 640-750

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      Emotional aspects

    View means also emotional aspects or

    correlations related with educational

    process

    e.g.: warm,stimulation - red, orange

    cold,relaxing-blue-green,indigo

    neutral- yellow-green, green

    Psychological associa

    important were mood is

    e.g.: fire- red

    rich - gold

    cold- blue

    anger- red

    nature - green

    purity- white

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      Luminous flux -  

    Definition: quantity derived from radiant flux Φe  by evaluting

    according to its action upon the CIE standard photometric observ

    Formula: = kme, V() d 

    where V() – is the spectral luminous efficiency function,

    km  – photometric equivalent, k

    m = 683 lm/W,

    e, - radiant flux [W/lm]

    Unit: lumen [lm]

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      Luminous intensity - I 

    Definition: quotient of the luminous flux dΦ 

    leaving the source and propagated in theelement of solid angle dΩ  containing the

    given direction, by the element of solid angle.

    Formula: I = d / d 

    Unit: candela [cd]0

    30°

    60°

    90°

    120°

    150°

    18

    60120180

     cd/klm

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      Illuminance - E 

    Definition: quotient of the luminous flux dΦ  incident on an elemen

    surface containing the point, by the area dΑ of that element.

    Formula: E = d/dA

    Unit: lux [lx]

    Measurement equipment: Luxmeter

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      Lambert law

    2r 

    cIE

     

     

    Influence of illuminance on visual perfo

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      Influence of illuminance on visual perfo

    and visual comfort performance and visu

    comfort

    Iluminarea, lx

       V

       i   t  e  z  a  m  e   d   i  e   d  e   d  e   t  e  c   ţ   i  e ,  s

      -

     

    Illuminance, lx

       G  o  o   d   l   i  g   h   t   i  n  g ,

       % 

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      Luminance - L 

    Definition: Ratio between Luminous intensity dI  in a given

    direction and the area of a section of that beam containing

    the given point.

    Formula: L = dI / dA cos  

    Unit: candela per square meter [cd/m2]

    Measure equipment: Luminacemeter

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      Luminous efficacy-  

    Definition: Ratio between total luminous flux   from a lamp and

    power P used by the lamp and auxiliarry equipment.

    Formula:   = /P

    Unit: [lm/W]

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    Shades of white light: Color Temperature

    Colour temperature Tc in Kelvin (K)

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Color_temp2.png

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      Color temperature and color render

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    CIE test samples

    C l d i i d

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      Color rendering index

    Rendering on a continuous spectrum

    C l d i i d

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      Color rendering index

    Rendering with monochromatic yello

    (sodium lamps)

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    Lamp code

    Lamp T26 36W/830

    First number comes from color rendering index Ra

    • 5 means Ra=50-80

    • 8 means Ra=80-90

    • 9 means Ra>=90

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    Last two numbers comes from color temperature:

    • 27 means Tc=2700 K, warm white (incandescence)

    • 30 means Tc=3000 K, warm white (halogen)

    • 40 means Tc=4000 K, neutral white

    • 65 means TC=6500 K, coolwhite

    Lamp codeLamp T26 36W/830

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    Clasification

    Protection index for dust and water (Protection against:

    • fingers or dust

    • water IP20

    1. Digit 

    Dust

    2. Digit 

    Water