Efficient Lighting Applications and Case Studies.
Dunning, Scott C.
Efficient Lighting Applications and Case Studies. - 1st ed. - 1 online resource (289 pages)
Intro -- Table of Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Section I Lighting Systems Design -- Chapter 1 How to Design a Lighting System -- Chapter 2 Selection Criteria for Lighting Energy Management -- Chapter 3 Practical Selection of Fluorescent Lamps with Emphasis on Efficiency and Color -- Chapter 4 Ideal Task Lighting Arrives! -- Chapter 5 Efficient and Effective Lighting Design -- Section II Lighting Control Considerations -- Chapter 6 Review of Lighting Control Equipment and Applications -- Chapter 7 Energy vs. Quality of Light: How Lighting Controls Can Allow You to Optimize Energy Efficiency, Visual Comfort, and Space Performance -- Section III Reflectors -- Chapter 8 Fluorescent Reflectors: The Main Considerations -- Chapter 9 Specular Retrofit Reflectors for Fluorescent Troffers -- Section IV Ballast Selection -- Chapter 10 Matching Fluorescent Lamps And Solid State Ballasts to Maximize Energy Savings -- Section V Natural Daylighting -- Chapter 11 Natural Daylighting-An Energy Analysis -- Chapter 12 Windows and Daylighting* -- Section VI WirelessLighting Control -- Chapter 13 Using Wireless Lighting Controls to Reduce Costs, Save Energy, and Enhance Security in Parking Garages -- Chapter 14 Energy Savings by Lighting on Demand in Outdoor Lighting with Zigbee Wireless Network -- Section VII Case Studies -- Chapter 15 Mesopic Outdoor Lighting: Can a Light Source Tuned to How Humans See at Night Save Energy? -- Chapter 16 Assessment of the Lighting Systems For the Oil Sector Complex Building in Kuwait-Before and After Commissioning -- Chapter 17 Intelligent Lighting: Meeting Your Project's Sustainable Goals -- Chapter 18 New Lighting Technologies Demonstrated at Defense Commissaries -- Chapter 19 Innovative Lighting Contest: Small Actions Add Up To Big Savings In Schools -- Index.
With the increased concern for energy conservation in recent years, much attention has been focused on lighting energy consumption and methods for reducing it. Along with this concern for energy-efficient lighting has come the realization that lighting has profound effects on worker productivity as well as important aesthetic qualities.
9788770223058
Commercial buildings -- Lighting.
Electronic books.
TH7975.C65 -- .D866 2013eb
621.320286
Efficient Lighting Applications and Case Studies. - 1st ed. - 1 online resource (289 pages)
Intro -- Table of Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Section I Lighting Systems Design -- Chapter 1 How to Design a Lighting System -- Chapter 2 Selection Criteria for Lighting Energy Management -- Chapter 3 Practical Selection of Fluorescent Lamps with Emphasis on Efficiency and Color -- Chapter 4 Ideal Task Lighting Arrives! -- Chapter 5 Efficient and Effective Lighting Design -- Section II Lighting Control Considerations -- Chapter 6 Review of Lighting Control Equipment and Applications -- Chapter 7 Energy vs. Quality of Light: How Lighting Controls Can Allow You to Optimize Energy Efficiency, Visual Comfort, and Space Performance -- Section III Reflectors -- Chapter 8 Fluorescent Reflectors: The Main Considerations -- Chapter 9 Specular Retrofit Reflectors for Fluorescent Troffers -- Section IV Ballast Selection -- Chapter 10 Matching Fluorescent Lamps And Solid State Ballasts to Maximize Energy Savings -- Section V Natural Daylighting -- Chapter 11 Natural Daylighting-An Energy Analysis -- Chapter 12 Windows and Daylighting* -- Section VI WirelessLighting Control -- Chapter 13 Using Wireless Lighting Controls to Reduce Costs, Save Energy, and Enhance Security in Parking Garages -- Chapter 14 Energy Savings by Lighting on Demand in Outdoor Lighting with Zigbee Wireless Network -- Section VII Case Studies -- Chapter 15 Mesopic Outdoor Lighting: Can a Light Source Tuned to How Humans See at Night Save Energy? -- Chapter 16 Assessment of the Lighting Systems For the Oil Sector Complex Building in Kuwait-Before and After Commissioning -- Chapter 17 Intelligent Lighting: Meeting Your Project's Sustainable Goals -- Chapter 18 New Lighting Technologies Demonstrated at Defense Commissaries -- Chapter 19 Innovative Lighting Contest: Small Actions Add Up To Big Savings In Schools -- Index.
With the increased concern for energy conservation in recent years, much attention has been focused on lighting energy consumption and methods for reducing it. Along with this concern for energy-efficient lighting has come the realization that lighting has profound effects on worker productivity as well as important aesthetic qualities.
9788770223058
Commercial buildings -- Lighting.
Electronic books.
TH7975.C65 -- .D866 2013eb
621.320286