Search for dissertations about: "indoor lighting"
Showing result 6 - 10 of 19 swedish dissertations containing the words indoor lighting.
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6. Chlorophyll fluorescence as a biological feedback signal -for optimized plant growth conditions and stress diagnosis
Abstract : The use of light emitting diodes (LEDs) instead of traditional high pressure sodium lamps, in greenhouses and indoor growing facilities, enables tuning and optimization of both light intensity and light spectrum. This opens for an energy saving potential not possible otherwise. READ MORE
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7. Equilibrium User Centred Lighting Design Towards the development of a lighting design that is individually psychologically, physiologically and visually supportive
Abstract : Why and in what way should daylight and artificial light be designed for the indoor environment in order to fulfil goals about visual comfort and light-related health? When the outdoor and indoor interactions of man, light, colour and space (MLCS) are compared to one other, the spectral component plays the decisive role (Hollwich 1979, p. 90). READ MORE
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8. Power Estimation for Indoor Light Energy Harvesting
Abstract : The growing popularity of indoor light energy harvesting for wireless sensor systems and low-power electronics has created a demand for systematic power estimation methods for different lighting conditions. Although existing research has recognized the critical role played by the spectral information on the output power of a photovoltaic cell, power estimation methods have rarely considered it. READ MORE
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9. Energy efficiency in shopping malls. Energy use and indoor climate
Abstract : The purpose of this licentiate thesis is to describe energy use, heating and cooling demands and the relative importance of internal heat loads in shopping malls. It will be a foundation for a future doctorial thesis in which alternative energy efficient HVAC systems for shopping malls will be analysed. READ MORE
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10. Energy use in hotels and low-energy schools : Measurements and analysis of energy use and user-related parameters
Abstract : Decreasing CO2 emissions in the building sector by improving energy efficiency isan essential part of the goal to reduce global CO2 emissions, as the sector accountedfor nearly 40 percent of the energy-related CO2 emissions in 2017.There are six main parameters that affect a building's energy use. READ MORE