Interior Lighting for Designers

Höfundur Gary Gordon

Útgefandi Wiley Professional Development (P&T)

Snið Page Fidelity

Print ISBN 9780470114223

Útgáfa 5

Útgáfuár 2014

10.590 kr.

Description

Efnisyfirlit

  • INTERIOR LIGHTING
  • CONTENTS
  • PREFACE
  • ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
  • INTRODUCTION
  • PART I DESIGN FACTORS
  • 1 THE LIGHTING DESIGN PROCESS
  • 2 PERCEPTION AND VISION
  • Visible Light
  • The Eye and Brain
  • Brightness Perception
  • Color Perception
  • The Sense of Sight and Consciousness
  • 3 LIGHT AND HEALTH
  • Photobiology and Nonvisual Effects
  • The Circadian Pacemaker
  • Melatonin Suppression
  • The Aging Eye
  • Light Therapy
  • Assisted‐Living and Eldercare Facilities
  • Dynamic Electric Lighting
  • 4 PSYCHOLOGY OF LIGHT
  • Emotional Impact
  • Degrees of Stimulation
  • Degrees of Brightness Contrast
  • Low‐Contrast Environment
  • High‐Contrast Environment
  • The Three Elements of Light
  • Subjective Impressions
  • Impressions of Spaciousness
  • Impressions of Perceptual Clarity
  • Impressions of Pleasantness
  • Vertical Surface Illumination
  • Certainty
  • Variation
  • 5 PATTERNS OF BRIGHTNESS
  • Brightness versus Luminance
  • Direction and Distribution of Light
  • Vertical Surface Illumination
  • Surface Finishes and Reflectances
  • Secondary Light Sources
  • Three‐Dimensional Form
  • Glare and Sparkle
  • Direct Glare
  • Reflected Glare
  • Sparkle
  • 6 COLOR OF LIGHT
  • Color Temperature
  • Color Rendering
  • Subjective Impressions
  • Surface Finishes and Color of Light
  • Incandescent and Tungsten-Halogen Sources
  • Fluorescent Sources
  • High‐Intensity Discharge (HID) Sources
  • 7 MEASUREMENT OF LIGHT
  • Quantitative Illumination
  • Measurement Limitations
  • Luminous Intensity Distribution Curve
  • PART II LIGHT SOURCES
  • 8 DAYLIGHT
  • Daylight Design
  • Fenestration Sections
  • Tubular Skylights
  • Managing Solar Heat Gain
  • Shading Devices
  • Movable Devices
  • Stationary Devices
  • Glazing Materials
  • Quantity of Interior Daylight
  • 9 FILAMENT SOURCES
  • Lamp Shapes
  • Lamp Bases
  • Filaments
  • Light Output
  • Tungsten‐Halogen Lamps
  • Halogen Infrared (IR) Lamps
  • Lamp Types
  • Nondirectional Sources
  • Semidirectional Sources
  • Directional Sources
  • Low‐Voltage Lamps
  • U.S. Legislation
  • EPACT
  • EISA
  • Colored Light
  • Color Filters
  • Colored Lamps
  • 10 LOW‐INTENSITY DISCHARGE SOURCES
  • Fluorescent Lamps
  • Cold‐Cathode
  • Hot‐Cathode
  • Lamp‐Ballast Circuits
  • T5 and T8 Lamps
  • Compact‐Fluorescent Lamps
  • Lamp Characteristics
  • Light Output
  • Lamp Life
  • Operating Temperature
  • EPACT
  • Colored Lamps
  • Health and Safety Concerns
  • Ultraviolet Emission
  • Flicker and Stroboscopic Effect
  • 11 HIGH‐INTENSITY DISCHARGE SOURCES
  • Mercury Vapor Lamps
  • High‐Pressure Sodium Lamps
  • Metal Halide Lamps
  • Ceramic Metal Halide
  • Pulse‐Start
  • Lamp Characteristics
  • Bulb Shapes
  • Lamp Operation
  • Light Output
  • Lamp Life
  • Dimming
  • Low‐Pressure Sodium Lamps
  • 12 SOLID‐STATE LIGHTING
  • LEDs
  • History
  • Operation
  • Construction
  • Spectrum
  • Lamps
  • Advantages and Drawbacks
  • Poor Color Consistency and Uniformity
  • Solid‐State Downlights
  • Use in Interiors
  • Organic Light‐Emitting Diodes
  • 13 AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT
  • Ballasts
  • Fluorescent Lamp‐Ballast Operation
  • Electromagnetic Ballasts
  • Power Factor
  • Lamp‐Ballast System Efficacy
  • Electronic Ballasts
  • Air‐Conditioning
  • Fluorescent Dimming Ballasts
  • Fluorescent Heater‐Cutout Ballasts
  • Other Ballasts
  • Drivers
  • Transformers
  • PART III INTERIOR ILLUMINATION
  • 14 LIGHT CONTROL
  • Control of Light Direction
  • Reflection
  • Transmission
  • Refraction
  • Glare Control
  • Baffles and Louvers
  • Reflectors
  • 15 LUMINAIRES
  • Housings
  • Light and Glare Control
  • Downlights
  • Wash Lights
  • Object Lights
  • Task Lights
  • Multidirectional Luminaires
  • Decorative Luminaires
  • Emergency and Exit Luminaires
  • Emergency Lighting
  • Exit Signage
  • 16 SUSTAINABLE DESIGN
  • Integrating Light and Architecture
  • Visual Clarity
  • Luminaire Patterns
  • Architectural Surfaces
  • Lighting Vertical Surfaces
  • Task Lighting
  • Ceiling Luminance
  • Ambient Lighting
  • Downlighting (Direct)
  • Uplighting (Indirect)
  • Downlighting versus Uplighting
  • Lighting Three‐Dimensional Objects
  • Paintings and Flat Works of Art
  • Conservation of Materials
  • Balance of Brightness
  • An Example
  • Luminance Ratios
  • Shadows
  • Successful Solutions
  • 17 DESIGN VERIFICATION METHODS
  • Recommended Illuminance Values
  • Age
  • Surface Reflectance
  • Illuminance Calculations
  • Illuminance at a Point
  • Average Illuminance Calculations
  • Computer Assistance
  • Mock‐ups and Scale Models
  • Postoccupancy Evaluation
  • 18 ELECTRICITY AND LIGHTING CONTROLS
  • Principles of Electricity
  • Wiring
  • Circuits
  • Electrical Distribution
  • Power Consumption
  • Life Cycle Costs
  • Switch Control
  • Manual Switches
  • Timers
  • Occupancy Sensors
  • Photosensors
  • Wireless Remote Control
  • Dimming Control
  • Resistance Dimmers
  • Autotransformer Dimmers
  • Solid‐State Dimmers
  • Square Law Dimming Curve
  • Incandescent and Halogen Lamps
  • Low‐Voltage Lamps
  • Fluorescent Lamps
  • HID Lamps
  • LED Lamps
  • Digital Lighting Controls
  • DALI Control Systems
  • Central Lighting Control Systems
  • Low‐Voltage Control Systems
  • Power‐Line Carrier Systems
  • Energy‐Management Controls
  • 19 DOCUMENTATION
  • Construction Documents
  • EPILOGUE
  • Quality of Life
  • APPENDIX
  • REFERENCES
  • GLOSSARY
  • INDEX
  • SUPPLEMENTAL IMAGES
  • EULA
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