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 Alaa Mohamed

Eslam Eldeeb Ahmed Sabry

Ramy Saber Ahmed Tarek 

Mostafa Rezk  Ahmed Gomaa

Mohmed Hassan Amr Badr

Mahmoud Elfadaly Abdalla Nor

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HOTEL DESCRIPTION :-

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FLOORS DESCRIPTION :-

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 There are two sources of lighting :

i. Natural lighting

(Sun Light , but it·s difficult to control)

ii. Artificial Lighting

(lamps, luminaries, and type of them )

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There are 2 Methods that

we use to do lighting design :

(1)

and Writing

Method

(2)

Using Computer Softwaresuch as (Dialux Program )

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*DEFINITION OF ILLUMINANCE :*DEFINITION OF ILLUMINANCE :--

The amount of light falling on a unit of The amount of light falling on a unit of 

surface .surface .

--HAND RITING METHODHAND RITING METHOD

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THEORETICAL OVERVIETHEORETICAL OVERVIE

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Meeting RoomsMeeting Rooms 500500EmergencyEmergency

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RestaurantRestaurant 00:50000:500SterilizationSterilization

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THEORETICAL OVERVIETHEORETICAL OVERVIE

How to Calculate ?

Maintenance

Factor

(Constant <1)

 According to type of Lamp

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It is determined from the Shape of Place according to

the following Figures:

TO CALCULATE (CU)TO CALCULATE (CU)

COEFFICIENT OF UTILIZATIONCOEFFICIENT OF UTILIZATION

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Step (1) :

TO CALCULATE (CU)TO CALCULATE (CU)

COEFFICIENT OF UTILIZATIONCOEFFICIENT OF UTILIZATION

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Step (2) :

TO CALCULATE (CU)TO CALCULATE (CU)

COEFFICIENT OF UTILIZATIONCOEFFICIENT OF UTILIZATION

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Step (3) :

TO CALCULATE (CU)TO CALCULATE (CU)

COEFFICIENT OF UTILIZATIONCOEFFICIENT OF UTILIZATION

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Step (4) :

 After applying the previous steps ,we can calculate

Number of lamps that we can use in any place and

We put the data in the following table :

TO CALCULATE (CU)TO CALCULATE (CU)

COEFFICIENT OF UTILIZATIONCOEFFICIENT OF UTILIZATION

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22--USING COMPUTER SOFT AREUSING COMPUTER SOFT ARE

((DIALUX DIALUX PROGRAM):PROGRAM):

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22--USING COMPUTER SOFT AREUSING COMPUTER SOFT ARE

((DIALUX DIALUX PROGRAM):PROGRAM):

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22--USING COMPUTER SOFT AREUSING COMPUTER SOFT ARE

((DIALUX DIALUX PROGRAM):PROGRAM):

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 Designers should reduce lighting energy by

selecting Lamps that have more efficiency.

 Designers should Lamps which give less W/m2.

 Designers should Maximize the use of day light.

 Designers should install control systems to

control the Light such as (dimming circuits) .

 Designers should take in consider wall colors

which minimize the need for artificial lighting.

 Distance from luminaire to wall = half thedistance between rows.

(the previous step make uniform distribution

for lighting ).

ENERGY SAVING :ENERGY SAVING :

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Example

 Basic Components of HVAC System

 System Design Rules

Introduction

 Our Design Duct Si ing

 Car Park Ventilation Design

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  AirConditioning

 VentilationHeating

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Heating

  Air Ventilation

Control 

Cleaning

Dehumidifying

Humidifying

Cooling

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 �

The chiller is a cooling system that removes heat fromone element (water) and transfers it into another(ambient air or water).

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