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Introduction To The IES Handbook PDF
Introduction To The IES Handbook PDF
David L. DiLaura
Principal Illuminating Engineer
Acuity Brands Lighting
Gary R. Steffy
Principal
Gary Steffy Lighting Design
(c) Kevin Beswick
Richard G. Mistrick
Associate Professor of Architectural Engineering
Pennsylvania State University
Kevin W. Houser
Associate Professor of Architectural Engineering
Pennsylvania State University
Rita Harrold
Matt Latchford
Alan L. Lewis
Paul Torcellini
Contractor
David L. DiLaura, LC, FIES, AAAS, DSc(Hon)
Subcontractors
Gary R. Steffy, LC, FIALD, AIAMI(Hon)
Richard G. Mistrick, PhD, FIES, PE
Kevin W. Houser, PhD, PE, LC, LEED
Goals
Direct IES knowledge outward
Influence architectural lighting as it is practiced
Make specific recommendations
Audience
IES members
Broad range of lighting practitioners
Architects, Planners, Designers, Engineers, Distributors,
Contractors
Three Sections:
Framework
Background to lighting
Supporting information
Design
Framework
Physics and Optics of Radiant Power
Vision: Eye and Brain
Photobiology and Nonvisual Effects of Optical Radiation
Perceptions and Performance P
Concepts and Language of Lighting
Color
Design
Lighting Design in the Building Design Process
Components of Lighting Design
Energy Management
Economics
Sustainability
Contract Documents
Applications
Applications P
Lighting for Miscellaneous Applications
Lighting for Offices
Lighting for Residences
Lighting for Retail
Lighting for Sports and Recreation
Lighting for Transport
Lighting for Worship
Chapter Production
One of 4 editors assigned as lead author
Full access to all comments and record of changes
Writing the Chapters
Text drafting by lead author
4 Editors internal review, and subsequent rewriting
External experts review, and subsequent rewriting
Final review and rewrite by lead author
IES Board of Directors and TRC review and approval
Development of Graphics
Formatting
Printed Version
96 Mbytes
Resource Pointers
Help
Custom Graphics to
Clarify and Abbreviate
the Text
Help
Custom Graphics to
Clarify and Abbreviate
the Text
Custom Graphics to
Clarify and Abbreviate
the Text
Custom Graphics to
Clarify and Abbreviate
the Text
Framework
Design
Hundreds of Color
Photographs Demonstrate
Design Principles and Show
Examples of Lighting
Applications. All Linked to
Explanatory Text and
Tables.
Applications
HID
Sold-State Sources
Operating characteristics
Nomenclature
Daylight assessments
Luminances
Ratios and Uniformities
Maxima and Minima
Veiling Reflections
Daylighting Opportunities
Every Application
Chapter Has a Table of
Contents, An
Introduction to put the
Application in Context,
and References to
Material Common to all
Applications.
Every Application
Chapter Begins with a
Checklist of Design
Issues, Keyed to
Relevant Sections of the
Handbook
Ratios
Maxima and Minima
Assert and maintain authority over recommendations
Age of observer
Environment
Mesopic Adaptation
Pupil
Lens
2.35
Decrease
in Pupil
Area
2.15
Loss
in
Light
2.35 Decrease
in Pupil Area
2.15 Loss in
5 times Less Light
x Light
= On the Retina
Transmittance
Conventional or legacy
recommendations are for
middle-age observers.
Activity levels
Final Application Committee Approval
Mesopic Adaptations
0.001 cd/m2 < Luminance < 10 cd/m2
Photopic Adaptation
Luminance > 10 cd/m2
Spectrum
Expressed as a Ratio of Scotopic to Photopic Lumens
Scotopic Lumens
S/P =
=
Photopic Lumens
1700 S( ) v()d
683 S( ) v()d
Recommendation
multiplier (0.70)
LE
L Erec
1
1
La L Erec
2
2
L1 1 L2 2 L3 3
La
5
Summary
Editors:
Technical
Direction:
Special
Publisher:
Thanks
To:
David
Lof
DiLaura
Rita
Harrold
IESWilliam
Board
Hanley
Directors
Kevin W
Houser
Technical
Review
Council
Richard Committees
G Mistrick
Application
IES Lighting Handbook
Gary R Steffy
10th Edition
http://www.ies.org/handbook
http://www.ies.org/handbook