RESEARCH AND COMPUTER DESIGN LIGHTING INSTALLATIONS WITH LED LIGHTING DEVICES
I. I. Bayneva, V. I. Shkarin
Abstract
I. I. Bayneva, V. I. Shkarin
Abstract
The article discusses the main issues of energy conservation in lighting in the face of a growing shortage of energy resources. Estimated reserves of energy savings in lighting. The urgent tasks of designing modern lighting make it possible to identify the most efficient light sources and lighting devices, ways to ensure energy and lighting savings, and ways to increase the energy efficiency of an industrial plant lighting system. The basic provisions for the use of LED lighting devices for lighting industrial premises are given. The requirements for artificial production lighting, regulated by various regulatory documents, are considered. The possibilities of DiaLux program for lighting modeling are analyzed. Lighting projects have been developed for various sections of the galvanic shop with LED lights in DIALux. A comparative analysis of the energy efficiency of indoor lighting projects using LED and fluorescent lamps demonstrates the obvious use of LED lighting devices for lighting industrial premises.
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The article discusses the main issues of energy conservation in lighting in the face of a growing shortage of energy resources. Estimated reserves of energy savings in lighting. The urgent tasks of designing modern lighting make it possible to identify the most efficient light sources and lighting devices, ways to ensure energy and lighting savings, and ways to increase the energy efficiency of an industrial plant lighting system. The basic provisions for the use of LED lighting devices for lighting industrial premises are given. The requirements for artificial production lighting, regulated by various regulatory documents, are considered. The possibilities of DiaLux program for lighting modeling are analyzed. Lighting projects have been developed for various sections of the galvanic shop with LED lights in DIALux. A comparative analysis of the energy efficiency of indoor lighting projects using LED and fluorescent lamps demonstrates the obvious use of LED lighting devices for lighting industrial premises.
Key concepts: Smart lighting, LED lamp, Economic shortage, Architectural engineering, Intelligent lighting, Artificial light, Energy conservation, Solid-state lighting