A study of the relationship between the design level of illumination and the cost of lighting
β Scribed by P.R. Tregenza; B. Arch
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1967
- Weight
- 393 KB
- Volume
- 2
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0007-3628
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β¦ Synopsis
Results are presented o1 the anal:,sis of lwet,ll, a/lernalive navs" o]" liehtitlg a school classroot,t hi S),dlleF.
Dal'/~q, htin<g, etllire/t" eleclric l&hlin~, and P.S.A.L.I. were studied and the capita/and Hlelime costs O! each of the sc/temes are compared with I/le t'eXl//litlg i]/ttmflTalion it1 lhe t'oonl.
A RECENT research topic in the Department of Architectural Science at Sydney University was ~t study of different ~.ays o1" lighting a school classroom.
The object was to determine how the li['etime costs of a lighting system vary with the design level of illumination. methods ol" lighting a classroom: side windows, roof lights, combinations of these: completely electric lighting: daylight with permanent stipplementary artificial lighting.
Model studies were made of a number of the schemes, x~itll a I [2th scale model in an artificial sky.
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