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    2015 General Electric Company

    Introduction

    Indira Gandhi Athletic Stadium (also known as Sarusajai Stadium) is

    a football stadium in Guwahati,India.It is currently used mostly for

    football matches and athletics.The stadium can hold about 35,000

    spectators and the field size is about 103 m X 70 m. In 2007, this

    stadium hosted the 33rd National Games of India. From 2014, it

    was decided that this ground will be the home ground for North-

    East United FC which would play in the newly formed Indian Super

    League.

    GELighting

    Indira andhi Stadium

    uwahati

    Stadium

    EF 2000 EF 2000+ EURO 2000

    GE Flood Lighting is the premium outdoor light-

    ing solution for professional arena applications.

    From the first Major League Baseball game

    played under the lights in 1935 to the most re-

    cent FIFA 2014 World cup in Brazil, sports fans

    have enjoyed every second of the action with

    sports solut ions from GE Light ing.

    From design to commissioning, GE Lighting offer

    complete lighting solution for sports complexes

    and stadiums of any size. The result is the ability

    to see all of the action at a night baseball game,

    crisply and clearly, whether you are inside the

    park enjoying the game in person or watching at

    home on TV.

    I am very happy with the stadium flood lighting solutioninstalled by your company at the Sarusajai stadium. I amfinding the GE make flood lights to be very efficient and

    actually better than our expectations.

    D.Bora

    ADDL. Chief Engineer

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    Customer Requirement

    The current installation was not FIFA complaint and the

    lighting levels had to be upgraded to meet the FIFA guide-

    lines. In the old lighting scheme, low efficiency 2 kw fixtures

    were employed.

    Other details on the lighting installation are as follows

    No of High Mast 4 Nos

    Height of Mast - 50 Mtr

    Flood Lights Per Mast 82

    Total lights = 82 x 4 = 328 nos

    Flood Light Wattage 2 KW

    Maximum Vertical lux achieved on ground (center) is approx. 500 Lux, while minimum (Near Goal Line & Corners) was ap-prox. 200 lux.

    Maximum Horizontal lux achieved on ground is approx.700 Lux, while minimum was approx. 250 lux.

    Proposed Solution

    The customer called on GE to replace their old in-efficient fixtures with their state of the art, high efficiency EF 2000 plus fit-

    ting. The scope of the contract also called for an end to end solution involving Supply, Installation, Testing & Commissioning of

    the entire lighting installation.

    Benefits

    GE replaced 328 nos of the old fixture with 312 no's of EF 2000+ and was able to upgrade the lux levels to more than 2000.

    Usage of the of high efficiency flood light systems & globally acclaimed Metal Halide 2 kw short arc lamp technology ensured

    high electrical saving to the tune of 20 % over the corresponding conventional 2 kw lighting systems.

    Other details are as follows

    Eh 3500 lux ; (Emin/Emax =0.6, Emin/Eavg=0.8)

    Ev - >2000 lux ; (Emin/Emax =0.6, Emin/Eavg=0.7)

    Conclusions

    LUX levels were upgraded to meet FIFA requirements

    Minimum LUX level observed was 2500 while the average LUX level observed was around 3000.

    LUX levels came down to 1600 even after switching off one mast which was within the acceptable levels.

    This Case Study has been-

    Prepared by Compiled by GE India Industrial Pvt. Ltd

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