BUILDING SCIENCE 2 ARC3413 PROJECT 2 INTEGRATION PROJECT
PETALING STREET LIBRARY
NAME: KAN JIA WEI ADRIAN ID: 0319384 TUTOR: MR AZIM SULAIMAN
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TABLE OF CONTENTS SUBJECT 1.0 LIGHTING CALCULATION (SPACE A)
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1.1 DAYLIGHT ANALYSIS
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1.2 ARTIFICIAL LIGHTING PROPOSAL
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1.3 PSALI
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2.0 LIGHTING CALCULATION (SPACE B)
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2.1 DAYLIGHT ANALYSIS
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2.2 ARTIFICIAL LIGHTING PROPOSAL
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2.3 PSALI
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REFERENCES
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1.0 LIGHTING CALCULATION (SPACE A) 1.1 DAYLIGHT ANALYSIS Space A that has been selected for study is the Gift Shop that is located facing eastwards of the building. It is located on the ground floor and easily accessible to the public for use. The floor height of this space is roughly 3.5 metres and the purpose for the space being so close to the faรงade is to maximise the use of natural daylighting and provide a visual element to the building to the tourists or anyone that walks outside.
Figure 1.1 Ground Floor Plan Indicating Location of Gift Shop.
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Figure 1.2 Zoomed In Plan and Light Contour Of Ecotect Analysis Diagram of The Gift Shop.
Based on MS 1525, the Daylighting factor distributions are stated as on the table below; ZONE
DAYLIGHT FACTOR (%)
DISTRIBUTION
VERY BRIGHT
>6
TOO BRIGHT WITH THERMAL AND GLARE PROBLEMS
BRIGHT
3-6
GOOD
AVERAGE
1-3
FAIR
DARK
0-1
POOR
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Daylighting Factor Calculation FLOOR AREA (m²)
10.00 x 4.66 = 46.60 m²
AREA OF FAÇADE EXPOSED TO
9.5 x 3.5 = 33.25 m²
SUNLIGHT (m²) AREA OF SKYLIGHT
0
EXPOSED FAÇADE & SKYLIGHT
(33.25 + 0) / 46.60
AREA TO FLOOR AREA
= 0.71
RATIO/DAYLIGHT FACTOR
= 71% x 0.1 = 7.1%
Natural Illumination Calculation ILLUMINANCE (LUX)
EXAMPLE
120 000
VERY BRIGHT SUNLIGHT
110 000
BRIGHT SUNLIGHT
20 000
CLEAR SKY
1 000 – 2 000
OVERCAST DAY
400
SUNRISE/SUNSET
<200
MIDDAY
40
FULLY OVERCAST
<1
SUNSET, STORM
External = 20 000 lux (Clear Sky) DF = E_internal/E_external x 100% = (7.1 x 20 000) / 100 = 1420 lux
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Conclusion The gift shop has a daylight factor of 7.1% and natural illumination of 1420 lux. Based on the requirements set by MS1525, the space is well lit by natural daylight due to the reason that both the values have exceed the required levels. However, during intense times of the day the light can become very uncomfortable especially at the immediate area that is hugging the glass wall. Therefore, a faรงade system of horizontal louvres that is either wood of steel in materials is designed to provide the sufficient amounts of sunlight and daylight and at the same tie provide thermal and illuminance comfort when it becomes too intense for normal human comfort levels.
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1.2 ARTIFICIAL LIGHTING PROPOSAL Because of the nature of activities that will be held in the gift shop and the fact that it is located at a prime public location, it is important that the space is well illuminated at all times of the day. This is why artificial lighting is still needed in spite of the fact that the space sits next to the outdoors. Based on MS 1525, the required lux level for a gift shop or similarly functioning space is 300-400 lux.
Lumen Method Calculation Type of luminaire proposed: TYPE OF FIXTURE
RECESSED LED LUMINAIRE
TYPE OF MODEL
COMPANY
PHILIPS
GEOMETRY
0.6m x 0.6m
LUMEN (lm)
3100
WATT
26
COLOR
WHITE
DESIGNATION
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DIMENSION OF ROOM (L x W)
10.00 x 4.66
FLOOR AREA (A)
46.60 m²
HEIGHT OF CEILING (m)
3.5
LUMEN (lux)
3100
HEIGHT OF LUMINAIRE (m)
3.5
HEIGHT OF WORK LEVEL (m)
0.8
MOUNTING HEIGHT (Hm)
2.7
REFLECTION FACTORS
CEILING = 0.7 WALL = 0.5 FLOOR = 0.2
ROOM INDEX/RI (K)
10.00 x 4.66 / 2.7 x (10.00 + 4.66) = 1.18
UTILISATION FACTOR (UF)
0.40
MAINTENANCE FACTOR (MF)
0.80
NUMBER OF LAMPS REQUIRED
N = 300 x 46.60/ 3100 x (0.4x0.8) = 14.09 = 14
SPACING TO HEIGHT RATIO (SHR)
SHR = 1/Hm X √A/N = 1/2.7 X √46.60/14 = 0.67 SHR = S/2.7 = 0.67 S = 2.7 x 0.67 = 1.81
FITTINGS LAYOUT
FITTINGS REQUIRED = 10.00/1.81 =5.52 = 6 ROWS NUMBER OF LAMPS = 14/6 IN EACH ROW
= 2.33 = 3 LAMPS
SPACING ALONG
= 4.66/3
WALL
= 1.55m
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Fitting Layout
Figure 1.3 Proposed Fitting Layout of Gift Shop.
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Conclusion The gift shop is arranged with 3 rows of 6 recessed LED luminaires to achieve the MS 1525 requirement of a minimum of 300 Lux for the gift shop space. This sufficient illuminance will allow for work to be done efficiently and properly.
1.3 PSALI Based on the calculations and light contour analysis the 18 total luminaires in the gift shop can be controlled using two switches. The first switch controls the 2 rows of luminaires closest to the faรงade as the amount of daylight that penetrates into the gift shop is in the zone of these two rows. Hence, when there is not sufficient daylighting the switch is able to turn on instantly and light up the affected area. The second switch that controls the single row of luminaires will be able to light up even though the other 2 is not as the inner space might be less bright than the outer portion of the room.
Figure 1.4 Proposed Reflected Ceiling Plan and Switch Arrangement.
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2.0 LIGHTING CALCULATION (SPACE B) 2.1 DAYLIGHT ANALYSIS Space B that has been selected for study is the Quiet Zone that is located on the first floor, facing westwards of the building. It is located in a secluded and quiet area but is easily accessible to the public for use. The floor height of this space is roughly 3.5 metres and the purpose for the space being so close to the faรงade is to maximise the use of natural daylighting which enhances the reading and relaxing experience of the user when in the space.
Figure 2.1 First Floor Plan Indicating Location of Quiet Zone.
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Figure 2.2 Zoomed In Plan and Light Contour Of Ecotect Analysis Diagram of The Quiet Zone.
Based on MS 1525, the Daylighting factor distributions are stated as on the table below; ZONE
DAYLIGHT FACTOR (%)
DISTRIBUTION
VERY BRIGHT
>6
TOO BRIGHT WITH THERMAL AND GLARE PROBLEMS
BRIGHT
3-6
GOOD
AVERAGE
1-3
FAIR
DARK
0-1
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Daylighting Factor Calculation FLOOR AREA (m²)
10.80 x 5.00 = 54.00 m²
AREA OF FAÇADE
EXPOSED TO 4.5 x 3.5 = 15.75 m²
SUNLIGHT (m²) AREA OF SKYLIGHT EXPOSED AREA
FAÇADE TO
0 &
SKYLIGHT
FLOOR
(15.75 + 0) / 54.00
AREA = 0.29
RATIO/DAYLIGHT FACTOR
= 29% x 0.1 = 2.9%
Natural Illumination Calculation ILLUMINANCE (LUX)
EXAMPLE
120 000
VERY BRIGHT SUNLIGHT
110 000
BRIGHT SUNLIGHT
20 000
CLEAR SKY
1 000 – 2 000
OVERCAST DAY
400
SUNRISE/SUNSET
<200
MIDDAY
40
FULLY OVERCAST
<1
SUNSET, STORM
External = 20 000 lux (Clear Sky) DF = E_internal/E_external x 100% = (2.9 x 20 000) / 100 = 580 lux
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Conclusion The quiet has a daylight factor of 2.9% and natural illumination of 580 lux. Based on the requirements set by MS1525, the space is well lit by natural daylight. It is also not too intense that it creates a thermal zone that is uncomfortable or unbearable on the wall that faces the faรงade. This makes the amount of light, the luminance intensity and thermal intensity remain at suitable levels for comfortable usage for a space that requires and focuses on comfort such as the quiet zone.
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2.2 ARTIFICIAL LIGHTING PROPOSAL Because of the nature of activities that will be held in the quiet zone, it is important that the space is well illuminated at all times of the day. This is why artificial lighting is still needed in spite of the fact that the space sits next to the outdoors. Based on MS 1525, the required lux level for the area or similarly functioning space is 300-500 lux. Although that it is explicitly stated that a lounge only requires 150 lux in MS 1525, the activities in the quiet zone that is aimed to be used as include reading of casual books and materials, hence the lux requirements of a library is used instead. Lumen Method Calculation Type of luminaire proposed: TYPE OF FIXTURE
RECESSED LED LUMINAIRE
TYPE OF MODEL
COMPANY
PHILIPS
GEOMETRY
0.6m x 0.6m
LUMEN (lm)
3100
WATT
26
COLOR DESIGNATION
YELLOW
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DIMENSION OF ROOM (L x W)
10.80 x 5.00
FLOOR AREA (A)
54.00 m²
HEIGHT OF CEILING (m)
3.5
LUMEN (lux)
3100
HEIGHT OF LUMINAIRE (m)
3.5
HEIGHT OF WORK LEVEL (m)
0.8
MOUNTING HEIGHT (Hm)
2.7
REFLECTION FACTORS
CEILING = 0.7 WALL = 0.5 FLOOR = 0.2
ROOM INDEX/RI (K)
10.80 x 5.00 / 2.7 x (10.80 + 5.00) = 1.27
UTILISATION FACTOR (UF)
0.40
MAINTENANCE FACTOR (MF)
0.80
NUMBER OF LAMPS REQUIRED
N = 300 x 54.00/ 3100 x (0.4x0.8) = 16.33 = 17
SPACING TO HEIGHT RATIO (SHR)
SHR = 1/Hm X √A/N = 1/2.7 X √54.00/17 = 0.65 SHR = S/2.7 = 0.65 S = 2.7 x 0.65 = 1.76
FITTINGS LAYOUT
FITTINGS REQUIRED = 10.80/1.76 = 6.13 = 7 ROWS NUMBER OF LAMPS = 17/7 IN EACH ROW
= 2.42 = 3 LAMPS
SPACING ALONG
= 5.00/3
WALL
= 1.67m
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Fitting Layout
Figure 2.3 Proposed Fitting Layout of The Quiet Zone.
Conclusion The quiet zone is arranged with 3 rows of 7 recessed LED luminaires to achieve the MS 1525 requirement of a minimum of 300 Lux for the space. This sufficient illumination will allow the space to be used according to the designerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s vision and specifications as intended.
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2.3 PSALI Based on the calculations and light contour analysis the 21 total luminaires in the quiet zone can be controlled using four switches. The first switch controls the outer 2 most rows of luminaires closest to the faรงade as the amount of daylight that penetrates into the gift shop is most intense in these two rows. Hence, when there is not sufficient daylighting the switch is able to turn on instantly and light up the affected area. The second switch controls the next 2 rows of luminaires while the third switch serves the next 2, and a single light source on the seventh row that is due to the reason that the space requires only one light. Finally the fourth switch controls the remaining 2 luminaries on the seventh row that is placed outside the quiet zone area but still within the boundary of the entire space.
Figure 2.4 Proposed Reflected Ceiling Plan and Switch Arrangement.
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