MOOD LIGHTING USING DAYLIGHT IN GREEN BUILDINGS
M Shivsharan, Shyam Sundar.B.T
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M Shivsharan, Shyam Sundar.B.T
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The use of daylighting technique signifies a solution for energy-efficient lighting in the interiors of a building. Thus, this paper provides a conceptual technique that courses daylight into the building through a mirror tube. Although daylighting illumination is energy efficient and has many health benefits, it also potentially causes heat transmission and glare which impacts people’s visual comfort. To resolve the issue, this paper also focuses on proposing a technique to control the intensity of light transmitting into the room and also to change the colour of the light which falls into the concept called "mood lighting
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The use of daylighting technique signifies a solution for energy-efficient lighting in the interiors of a building. Thus, this paper provides a conceptual technique that courses daylight into the building through a mirror tube. Although daylighting illumination is energy efficient and has many health benefits, it also potentially causes heat transmission and glare which impacts people’s visual comfort. To resolve the issue, this paper also focuses on proposing a technique to control the intensity of light transmitting into the room and also to change the colour of the light which falls into the concept called "mood lighting
Key concepts: Daylighting, Daylight, GLARE, Architectural engineering, Electric light, Smart lighting, Computer science, Energy (signal processing)