TS Overview Standards Design lighting for classroom Lamps and luminaires Caculating with DIALux Evo Reference materials... According to TCVN 8793 : 2011 Primary school - Design requireme
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CLASSROOM
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Overview Standards Design lighting for classroom Lamps and luminaires
Caculating with DIALux Evo Reference materials
Trang 4 Good lighting conditions help students improve performance
of learning
Good lighting is a vital requirement for concentration and fatigue-free work and
plays a crucial role in helpingincrease student attentiveness
Overview
Introduction
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Overview
Introduction
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Source: Licht.de
Overview
Introduction
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A recent study has demonstrated that artificial lighting simulating daylight was able to increase concentration and cognitive performance in students.
“Biologically-optimized”
lighting used in the study was produced by combining blue and white LEDs.
Source: LEDs Magazine
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Students working under biologically-optimized classroom lighting achieved better results than the
comparison group in standardized tests for concentration ability, and their performance speed also
increased
Source: LEDs Magazine
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LEDs Magazine is the most
trusted global resource for engineers, researchers, scientists, and technical professionals which provides comprehensive coverage of solid-state lighting (SSL) technologies, applications, and markets Together, these organizations comprise our LED & Lighting Network
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Source: News.zing.vn
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Common mistakes about lighting of classrooms
Illuminance less than 100 lux
Light bulbs are not installed colander, shooting
Lighting Power Density for the classroom lower than 9W/
m 2 or higher than 15W/m 2
Classroom board does not have enough illuminance …
Source: EVN.com.vn
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Standards
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Standards
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Size
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CLASSROOM SIZE
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Design classroom size
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Design lighting for classroom
Design classroom size
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Design lighting for classroom
Design classroom size
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FURNITURE
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• Choose Size III
• Chair height : 0,3m
According to TTLT-BGDĐTBKHCN-BYT
Design lighting for classroom
Design Classroom furniture
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• Size III
• Chair height : 0,3m
• Table height : 0,5m
Design lighting for classroom
Design Classroom furniture
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Design Classroom furniture
According to TTLT-BGDĐTBKHCN-BYT
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( Ergonomics - Arrangement of desks and chairs in a classroom
Design lighting for classroom
Design Classroom furniture
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Design lighting for classroom
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Lighting
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Lighting
According to TCVN 8793:2011
(Primary school - Design requirements)
6.2.2 All school rooms should give priority to direct natural lighting
In case of artificial lighting, it is required to design according to the common lighting methods, proceeding to favor the use of fluorescent lamps, LED with white spectral component as the light source
6.2.3 The main lighting direction for classrooms is North, Northeast from the left hand side of the students
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Lighting
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Lighting
According to TCVN 7114-1:2008
(Ergonomics – Lighting of work places - Part 1: Indoor )
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Lighting
According to TCVN 7114-1:2008
(Ergonomics – Lighting of work places - Part 1: Indoor )
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Lighting
Daylight color temperature is about 3300-5300K that is similar to natural sunlight
This is the most suitable choice for classroom
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Design lighting for classroom
Lighting
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look for classroom
The design of recessed luminaires makes them useful where lighting quality needs to
be combined with streamlined architecture
It is important to supply board lighting without glare
Source: fagerhult.com & licht.de
Design lighting for classroom
Lighting
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among the best – and is still an excellent choice
The room has a well-balanced combination of direct light at the work surface and ambient light against the walls and ceiling
The pendant luminaires efficiently distributes the light without glare
Source: fagerhult.com & licht.de
Design lighting for classroom
Lighting
Trang 41 Fagerhult Group, AB Fagerhult, is one of Europe’s leading lighting groups with approximately 4,900
employees and operations in more than 30 countries
Fagerhult develops and manufactures professional lighting systems for public environments, indoor and outdoor…
Design lighting for classroom
Lighting
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Lamps and luminaires
Advantages
White light almost like daylight
High color rendering index
Low radiant heat
Long service life
Low price
Disadvantage
The light emitted is unstable
Prolonged use causes vision loss
Fluorescent powder and mercury in light bulbs are not good for the
environment and users
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Tube Type
Lamps and luminaires
Advantages
White light almost like daylight
The light emitted is stable
High color rendering index
High luminous efficiency
Long service life
High durability
Disadvantage
High price
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Panel Type
Lamps and luminaires
Advantages
White light almost like daylight
The light emitted is stable
High color rendering index
High luminous efficiency
Long service life
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For lighting classroom
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For lighting classboard
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Config the plan
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Set coordinate system
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Trang 54 Set Storey height Click “ 3D rendering “ to 3D view
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• Click “select”
• Choose 3-wing window…
• Drawing it into the 2D classroom view
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Trang 58 Select Room elements => Platform => draw rectangular room element
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Trang 59 Select Room elements => Platform => draw rectangular room element
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Select Furniture and object
Select => Choose table “ 100x60 “ standard
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Trang 62 Select Furniture and object
Select => Choose simple chair
Trang 63 Select Draw rectangular arrangement => Draw it to the plan
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Trang 64 Select 3D rendering
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Trang 65 Select Creat texture material
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Trang 66 Select Creat texture material => Select Texture
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Trang 67 Select Apply material = > Click to the object “ Board’’
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Trang 68 Select Creat texture material => Select Texture
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Trang 69 Click to the objects “ table ’’ & “chair”
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Trang 70 Select Light => Luminaires => Select Active luminaire => Draw
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Select Light => Luminaires => Select Active luminaire => Draw
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Select Entire project for lighting caculate
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Result
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Result
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Select Caculation objects => Results on surface => Click to the board
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Result : 500 lux
( Standard Qualified )
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Result
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Documentary result:
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Day lighting
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Day lighting
Trang 83Reference material
https://www.fagerhult.com/Support-center/ solutions/Schools/Classrooms/
https://www.licht.de/de/
https://www.evn.com.vn/d6/news/The-nao-l a-mot-phong-hoc-chieu-sang-dat-chuan-9-2 5-3305.aspx
https://www.ledsmagazine.com/architectur al-lighting/indoor-lighting/article/16698488/ optimized-lighting-conditions-help-students -improve-performance
https://news.zing.vn/hon-30-hoc-sinh-can-t hi-vi-lop-hoc-thieu-sang-post606443.html