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Design: Interior and Exterior Lighting and Controls

Design: Interior and Exterior Lighting and Controls
Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC)
Foreword
New Document Summary Sheet
Contents
Contents - Cont'd
Contents - Cont'd
Figures
Tables
Chapter 1 Introduction
Chapter 2 Lighting Design Considerations
Glare
Figure 2-1. Examples of direct glare.
Figure 2-4. Semi-indirect lighting minimizes indirect glare.
Figure 2-5. Uniform ceiling brightness.
Illiminance
Table 2-1. Lumen Effectiveness Multipliers vs. High Pressure Sodium3
Figure 2-7. Lumen Effectiveness Multipliers vs. Luminance4
Figure 2-8. Downlighting only results in spaces feeling dark
Ambient/Tash/Accent Systems
Lighting zones allow for optimal control of the overall lighting system
Sustainability Issues
Security
Equipment Life. Select lamps, ballasts
Chapter 3 Sustainability Issues
Sustainable Sites Credit 8, Light Pollution Reduction
Costs/Benifits
Utilizing Daylight
Material Issues
Figure 3-1. Los Angeles, 1908 (left), Los Angeles, 1976 (right)
Figure 3-3. Examples of IESNA full cut-off luminaires.
Figure 3-5. Fully shielded or IESNA full cut-off luminaires
Existing Troffer Systems
Figure 3-6. A change in furniture configuration affects the task plane illuminance uniformity.4
Existing Exit Signs
Chapter 4 Daylighting
System Integration
Maximize Daylight Potential
Figure 4-1. Examples of daylighting Strategies.
Figure 4-3. Example of architectural shading devices.
Table 4-1. Comparison of glass types. (from AlpenGlass Heat Mirror)
Figure 4-4. Diagrams of toplighting strategies.
Figure 4-5. Examples of toplighting applications.
Figure 4-7. Examples of sidelighting applications.
Figure 4-8. Examples of roof shapes.
Figure 4-10. Example of an active daylighting system that tracks the sun
Computer Simulation
Chapter 5 Lighting Equipment
Luminaries
Figure 5-1. Pendant mounted luminaires.
Figure 5-4. Recessed and semi-recessed luminaires.
Figure 5-6. Pole mounted exterior luminaires.
Table 5-1. Exterior Luminaire Distribution Classification.3
Table 5-3. NEMA Field Angle Classifications.5
Table 5-4. Comparison of lamps.
Figure 5-7. Efficacy Comparison of Light Sources for General Lighting.
Linear Fluorescent Lamps
Induction Lamps
Metal Halide and Mercury Vapor Lamps
Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs)
Incandescent and Tungsten Halogen Lamps
Linear Fluorescent
Effects of Temperature
Non-task-dominant areas
Table 5-5. Recommended Control Devices for Different Building Applications.9
Table 5-7. Lighting Control Considerations.
Emergency and Exit Lighting
Installation Requirements
Ceiling System
Chapter 6 Interior Applications
Point Calculations Using Radiosity Calculations
Lobbies
Discussion
Corridors
Discussion
Individual Offices
Individual Offices (Alternate Scheme)
Critical Design Issues
Open Offices
Open Offices (Alternate Scheme)
Rules of Thumb
Waiting Areas
Discussion
Conference Rooms
Discussion
Boardrooms / Large Conference Rooms
Discussion
Ceremonial Areas
Discussion
Lounge Areas
Discussion
Office Support Areas
Discussion
Storage Rooms
Mechanical Rooms
Restrooms
Discussion
Classrooms
Discussion
Auditoriums
Discussion
Their predetermined levels
Waiting Rooms
Discussion
Pharmacy
Discussion
Kitchens
Discussion
Cafeterias
Discussion
Enlisted Dining Rooms
Discussion
Officer Dining Rooms
Discussion
Indoor Swimming Pools
Indoor Tennis Courts
Indoor Basketball Courts
Discussion
Locker Rooms
Vehicle Storage / Repair Areas
Discussion
Aircraft Hangars and Shelters
Discussion
Motorpools
Discussion
Warehouses
Discussion
Bedrooms
Discussion
Hallways
Laundry Rooms
Kitchens
Discussion
Dining Room
Discussion
Living Rooms
Discussion
Rec Rooms
Discussion
Bathrooms
Discussion
Garages
Discussion
Bachelors Quarters (Barracks)
Discussion
Daycare Indoor Play Areas
Discussion
Daycare Indoor Rest Areas
Discussion
Parking Structures
Discussion
Chapter 7 Exterior Applications
Table 7-1. Recommended Illuminance Uniformity Ratios for Exterior Applications.
Parking Lots
Determining Effective Values
Economic Comparison
Economic Comparison - Cont'd
Entrances
Discussion
Housing Areas
Discussion
Walkways
Rules of Thumb
Plazas
Discussion
Roadways and Streets
Discussion
Rules of Thumb
Driveways
Discussion
Marinas
Discussion
Baseball & Softball Fields
Discussion
Tennis Courts
Discussion
Basketball Courts
Discussion
Football Fields
Playgrounds
Appendix A References
Appendix A References - cont'd
Appendix A References - cont'd
Appendix B Ohysiological Issues
Appendix C Glossary Lightng Terms1
Appendix C Glossary Lightng Terms1 - Cont'd
Appendix C Glossary Lightng Terms1 - Cont'd
Appendix C Glossary Lightng Terms1 - Cont'd
Appendix C Glossary Lightng Terms1 - Cont'd
Appendix C Glossary Lightng Terms1 - Cont'd
Appendix C Glossary Lightng Terms1 - Cont'd
Appendix C Glossary Lightng Terms1 - Cont'd
Appendix C Glossary Lightng Terms1 - Cont'd
Appendix D Economic Analysis of Parking Lighting Example

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