Research on Layout of Measurement Points in Tunnel Lighting Experiment

Qiang Yang; Bo Liang; Guo Bing Pan; Shi Yong He; Wei Chen; Xiao Yu Dang; Zhi Wei Wu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.580-583.1024

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Research on Layout of Measurement Points in Tunnel Lighting Experiment

Abstract:

Based on the measured data of the tunnel lighting, this paper is focusing on the arrangement of measured points in the experiment of tunnel lighting. Through the way of changing the location of measured area and the arrangement of measured points, comparing the simulation from the software DIALUX and the actual measurement in a repetitive region, the best position of measured area and the corresponding layout mode can be found. Analysis shows that, the larger the lamp distance is, the more similar the experiment and simulation results are. Before the experiment, the analysis of the light distribution curve is required, then, the simulation of software can help to find out the best position of lamp interval, measured area and layout mode, in order to ensure the authenticity of the results and to avoid too large or too small lighting evaluation, layout mode must include the maximum measured points and the minimum measured point.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 580-583)

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1024-1028

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July 2014

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Qiang Yang, Bo Liang*, Guo Bing Pan, Shi Yong He, Wei Chen, Xiao Yu Dang, Zhi Wei Wu

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DIALux, Layout Mode, Measurement Area, Range of Light Effects, Tunnel Lighting Experiment

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