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    Energy ManagementEnergy ManagementInIn

    Software IndustrySoftware Industry

    (TIL Case Study)(TIL Case Study)

    By:By:-- Rahul WalawalkarRahul Walawalkar

    Energy Consumption inEnergy Consumption inSoftware IndustrySoftware Industry

    Computers : ( < 20 % )

    Mainframes

    Personal Computers

    Printers

    Illumination ( < 25 % )

    Air Conditioning ( > 50 % )

    Other ( < 5 % )Computers Lighting Air-conditioning Other

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    Components ofComponents of

    Energy Efficient LightingEnergy Efficient Lighting

    Fittings

    Anti-glare

    Category 1

    Lamps

    High efficacy

    Good C.R.I.

    Luminaires Ballasts

    Illumination level

    Glare

    Dynamic Imbalance

    Controls

    Sensors

    Multiple level Switching

    Colour Scheme

    Use of daylight

    Design Maintenance

    Illumination System

    IlluminationIllumination

    Factors required to be considered while

    designing the lighting scheme :-

    1) Illumination level

    2) Uniformity of Illumination

    3) Colour of Light

    4) Mounting height

    5) Spacing of luminaries

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    Other factorsOther factors -- 11

    Uniformity of Illumination :Uniformity of Illumination :--

    Visual performance is best if the range of brightness is not greater

    than 3 : 1. Modern trend is towards localised lighting plus

    general lighting and towards adaptation of general lighting

    oriented towards the working plane.

    Colour of Light :Colour of Light :--

    The appearance of body colour entirely depends upon the colour of

    the incident light. Daylight fluorescent tubes give good colour

    rendering at sufficiently high level.

    Mounting height :Mounting height :--Generally there should be a minimum clearance of

    2.5 meters between luminaries

    and the floor.

    Spacing of luminaries :Spacing of luminaries :--

    With fluorescent luminaries it is a good practice tohave the ratio of horizontal spacing between rows to

    height of the luminaries above the working plane in

    the range of 1 to 0.75.

    Other factorsOther factors -- 22

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    Illumination levelIllumination level

    Degree of illumination necessary, depends upon :Degree of illumination necessary, depends upon :--

    a) The size of object and its distance from observera) The size of object and its distance from observer

    b) Contrast between the colour of the object and backgroundb) Contrast between the colour of the object and background.

    Recommended values of Illumination Levels ( As per ISRecommended values of Illumination Levels ( As per IS -- 3646 I : 1992 ) :3646 I : 1992 ) :--

    -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    Sr. No. Location IlSr. No. Location Illumination Level (in Lux)lumination Level (in Lux)

    ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    11 Computer work areaComputer work area 300300 -- 500500 -- 750750

    22 Entrance and HallwaysEntrance and Hallways 150150 -- 200200 -- 300300

    3 Reception3 Reception 200200 -- 300300 -- 500500

    4 Classroom4 Classroom 200200 -- 300300 -- 500500

    5 Stairs5 Stairs 5050 -- 100100 -- 150150

    6 Library (reading area / tables)6 Library (reading area / tables) 200200 -- 300300 -- 500500

    7 Library (book shelves)7 Library (book shelves) 100100 -- 150150 -- 200200

    -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    Various methods can be used for lighting designlike lumen method, point by point method. Out ofthese methods, lumen method is one of the most

    commonly used.

    Steps involved in illumination design by the lumenSteps involved in illumination design by the lumen

    method :method :--

    1) Study the plan and requirements of the work

    environment.2) Calculate the Room Index (RI).

    3) Determine the U F and Maintenance Factor .

    4) Calculate the number of luminaries required.

    5) Determine the number and type fittings.

    Lighting Design CalculationsLighting Design Calculations

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    ControlsControls

    A/CA/C

    LightingLighting

    Lumen ControlLumen Control

    Timer ControlTimer Control

    AutomaticAutomatic

    ManualManual Automation

    System

    Automation

    System

    Temperature &

    Humidity Control

    Temperature &

    Humidity ControlAutomaticAutomatic

    Various Control Strategies

    Office with the modernOffice with the moderncontrolscontrols

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    Occupancy patternOccupancy pattern

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    07-08

    09-10

    11-12

    13-14

    15-16

    17-18

    19-20

    21-22

    Time

    Occupancy

    Energy use & savingsEnergy use & savingsby use of Modern Controlsby use of Modern Controls

    Savings from

    Occupancy Sensor

    Savings from Dimming

    Savings due to manual

    Control

    Energy Use

    Energy Wasted due to

    Time Delay

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    ResultsResults

    520000

    81000

    216000

    70000

    230000

    266000

    40000

    00

    100000

    200000

    300000

    400000

    500000

    600000

    SEEPZ Bangalore Pune

    Lighting

    AC

    Investment

    Success Plan forSuccess Plan forEnergy Management ProjectEnergy Management Project

    EnergyManagement

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    Use the right amount of lightUse the right amount of light..

    At the right placeAt the right place..

    The right timeThe right time..

    AndAnd

    Efficiently !!!Efficiently !!!

    ConclusionConclusion