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Prestation On :

ELEMENTARY IDEA OF THE SPECIAL


FEATURES REQUIRED AND MINIMUM
LEVEL OF ILLUMINATION REOUIRED
FOR

EDUCATIONAL ARCHITECTURAL LIGHTING

Presented by- Salil Rawat (45)


Sarika Rana(46)

(Department of Electrical Engineering)


INTRODUCTION
• Architectural lighting plays a vital role in
educational buildings, enhancing the overall
environment for students to learn and grow.
Proper illumination not only facilitates the ease of
reading and writing, but also helps in increasing
productivity and reducing eye strain
SPECIAL FEATURES REQUIRED
FOR EDUCATIONAL
ARCHITECTURAL LIGHTING
1.UNIFORMIT
The lighting should
be uniform
throughout the
room, with no dark
or bright spots,
2.FLEXIBILITY
The lighting
system should be
flexible enough to
cater to various
activities and tasks,
such as classroom
instruction, group
work, and
presentations
3.ENERGY EFFICI
the lighting
design should
aim to reduce
energy
Consumption
through the use of
energy-efficient
lighting fixtures
and controls
4.DAYLIGHT INTEGF
Natural light is an
essential elemnent in
educational buildings.
The lighting design
should integrate daylight
into the building design to
reduce the need for
artificial lighting and
provide a more
comfortable and visually
stimulating environment.
THE MINIMUM LEVEL OF
ILLUMINATION REOUIRED FOR
EDUCATIONAL ARCHITECTURAL
LIGHTING CONCEPTS IN ABOVE
BUILDINGS VARIES DEPENDING
ON THETYPE OF ACTIVITY THAT
TAKES PLACE IN EACH AREA
1.CLASSROOMS
The illumination
level in classrooms
should range
between 300 and
500lux. This level
provides enough
illumination for
reading, writing,
and other classroom
activities.
2.ILABORATORIE
Laboratories require
higher illumination
levels than
classrOoms. The
illumination level
should range
between 500 and 750
lux to ensure visual
clarity and accuracy
3.LIBRARIES
Libraries require lower
illumination levels than
classrooms and laboratories.
The illumination level should
range between 100 and 300 lux
toprovide a comfortable and
relaxing environment for
reading and studying
4.AUDITORIUMS AND
ASSEMBLY HALLS
.
Auditoriums and
assembly halls require
illumination levels
ranging from 100-300 lux.
This level of illumination
is sufficient for
presentations and
performances.
THANKYOU

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