Uplamping and its Energy Savings for Industrial and Office Lighting - Al-Tamimi, Nedhal A.
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As energy plays a central role in the world development, it represents as well a major challenge for sustainable development. It is important to remember that saving lighting energy is worthless if the occupants cannot perform visually in the space. After all, simply specifying fewer lamps and lower light levels will save energy and meet the standard, but the detrimental effect on occupant performance will likely outweigh the energy savings. Lighting energy considers as a very important in energy sectors, because it shows around 25-30% of the total electrical energy, that is make the…mehr

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As energy plays a central role in the world development, it represents as well a major challenge for sustainable development. It is important to remember that saving lighting energy is worthless if the occupants cannot perform visually in the space. After all, simply specifying fewer lamps and lower light levels will save energy and meet the standard, but the detrimental effect on occupant performance will likely outweigh the energy savings. Lighting energy considers as a very important in energy sectors, because it shows around 25-30% of the total electrical energy, that is make the manufacturers of lighting equipments, lighting designers and illumination engineers to developing and publishing a lot of research in this field. This technical report tried to concentrate the light on modern lighting technologies in uplamping sector for energy saving and explain the existing scenario in Indian industries and offices lighting. The result shows that by the samples taken the energy consumption reduced by applying uplamping solutions to be less about 35-42% with fluorescent lamps, and to 65-75% with CFL replacement. With energy conservation we could increase also the quality of the light
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The Author is an Architect. He received his B.Sc. in Architectural Engineering from Sana'a University 1997. Then he received M. Tech in Building Automation from University of Mysore, India 2005 and Ph.D. in Energy Efficient Design from USM, Malaysia 2011. Currently, he is working as Assistant Professor at Najran University, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.