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ARMSTRONG“THE CEILING OF TOMORROW”
Team 7 “The Dream Team”:
Bryan Shearer
David Smith
Jeegar Shah
Jeff Irwin
Table of Contents
1. Problem Statement2. Information Gathering3. Specifications4. Identifying Customer Needs5. Design Objectives6. Concept Generation7. Concept Selection and Testing8. Final Design and Documentation9. Summary and Conclusions10. Works Cited
Problem Statement
We recognize the technology push to develop applications for a low voltage DC power distribution system.
Information Gathering
DC electricity has a few important advantages over conventional AC electricity: Higher power transfer capability Less voltage drop along the line Lower line resistance
Specifications
Safe and be up to code with any standards involving the commercial workplace.
100W, 24V, DC source. Commercially valuable as apposed to
residentially.
Identifying Customer Needs
Commercial Building Spaces need efficient lighting designs that minimize excess energy usage. Office Spaces
Movable lighting
Energy saving features
Aesthetics
Security Features
Heating/ Cooling
More accessable outlets
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Customers Requests from Survey
Number of Instances
Design Objectives
Must be an efficient lighting system that minimizes excess energy usage.
Efficiency is most important, followed by ease of use, aesthetics, cost, and maintenance.
Concept Generation
Adjustable Intensity Lights: Dimmed to desired intensity for individual
cubicles. Can be directly pointed to the desired area. Wireless control system.
Infrared Sensor: Automatically turns lights off if there is no
motion in the lighted area for two minutes.
Concept Generation
Adjustable Hydraulic Ceiling: Lowers so lights can be closer to
workspace. Raises to increase the volume of the room
as needed.
Concept Generation
Parallel Rails: Set of two interconnected parallel rails. Objects can be moved without being
unplugged. Outlets from Ceiling:
Devices can be plugged into the ceiling.
Concept Selection and Testing Adjustable intensity LED lights and
passive infrared sensors will be combined.
Surveyed consumers were satisfied with this design solution.
Final Design and Documentation
Elation 5watt LED Lamp –runs on DC, comparable to 50w Halogen
Aurora Ademco –Passive Infrared Motion Detector, Wireless
Summary and Conclusions
Our final design is to incorporate an LED lighting system which can be dimmed to the desired intensity and shuts off automatically if there is no motion in the lighted area for two minutes. The entire system utilizes wireless controls.
Any Questions?
Works Cited
http://www.jcmiras.net/jcm/item/86/http://www.edp.psu.edu/design_projects/edsgn100/
sp10/http://www.homesecuritystore.com/p-229-aurora-
ademco-pir-motion-detector.aspxhttp://store.phantomdynamics.com/elelmr165wa.htmlhttp://www.bookrags.com/research/alternating-
current-woi/http://science.howstuffworks.com/electricity5.htmhttp://www.jcmiras.net/jcm/item/86http://www.armstrong.com/armstrong_ceilings.jsp