SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE, BUILDING AND DESIGN CENTER FOR ARCHITECTURE STUDIES IN SOUTHEAST ASIA (MASSA)
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (HONOURS) ARCHITECTURE BUILDING SCIENCE 2 (BLD 61303) (ARC 3413)
PROJECT PART B : INTEGRATION PROJECT
NAME
: CHEONG SIEW YING
ID
: 0314618
TUTOR
: MR. AZIM
Table of Content
1.0
Lighting 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6
2.0
Daylight (Discussion Area) 1.1.1 Daylight (Cafe) Artificial Light (Discussion Area) Artificial Light (Cafe) PASLI (Discussion Area) PASLI (Cafe)
Acoustic 2.1 2.2
Reverberation Time ( Discussion Area) Transmission Loss (Cafe)
1.0
Lighting
1.1
Day Lighting ( Discussion Area )
According to MS 1525, Daylight Factor distribution as below: DF, % >6 3-6 1-3 0-1
Distribution Very Bright with thermal & glare problem Bright Average Dark Table 01: Daylight Factor according to MS 1525.
Discussion area is located at the 4th floor. The partition wall of the discussion room is made of laminated glass. The space received sunlight from the front facade which is also made of laminated glass. Hence, there is minimal artificial lighting will be using in this area.
Figure 01: Yellow arrow indicated the sunlight penetrate into the discussion Area .
1.2
Day Lighting ( Cafeteria )
According to MS 1525, Daylight Factor distribution as below: DF, % >6 3-6 1-3 0-1
Distribution Very Bright with thermal & glare problem Bright Average Dark Table 02: Daylight Factor according to MS 1525.
Cafeteria is located at the ground floor. The cafeteria is surrounded by brick wall . The space received sunlight from the skylight which is also made of laminated glass. Hence, there is minimal artificial lighting will be using in this are
a. Figure 02: Cafeteria floor plan .
1.3
Artificial Lighting (Discussion Area )
Figure 02: Cafeteria floor plan.
According to MS 1525, the minimum lighting level required for a discussion area is 300. Type of Luminaire used as showed below: Type of fixture Type of light bulb
LED Downlight
Material of fixture Product Brand & Code Wattage range (W) CRI Colour Temperature,K Colour Designation Lumens Type of Fixture
Aluminium DN 571B 36 80 3000 Warm 4000 LED Downlight Table 03 : Type of Fixture in Discussion Area.
Lumen Method Calculation Location Dimension
Floor Area (A) Types of Lighting Fixture Lumen of the lighting fixture (Lux) Height of work level Height of Luminaire (m) Mounting Height (Hm) Reflection Factors
Room Index /RI (K)
Discussion Area, 4th Floor Length: 11m Width:7m Height of the ceiling: 4m 11m x7m= 77m LED Light 3000 Lm 0.8m 4.0m 3.2m Ceiling: 0.3 Floor: 0.3 Wall:0.47 Ă—
=[
=[
. = .
Utilisation Factor (UF) Maintenance Factor (MF) Standard Illuminance by MS 1525 Number of light required
]
+
0.47 0.5 300
=
Fittings layout by approximately (m)
]
+
ďż˝
=
= =
.
.
.
Smax =1.0x Hm =3.2m
Table 04 : Lumen Method Calculation in Discussion area .
Conclusion 33 LED downlight are used to illuminate discussion area to achieve the minimum of 300 lux that stated in MS 1525. With the sufficient level of illumination, the users can read and have discussion inside the space comfortably.
1.4
Artificial Lighting (Cafeteria )
According to MS 1525, the minimum lighting level required for a cafeteria is 200. Type of Luminaire used as showed below: Type of fixture Type of light bulb
LED Ceiling Recessed
Material of fixture Product Brand & Code Nominal Life ( Hours) Wattage Range (W) CRI Color Temperature(K) Color Designation Lumens
Steel sheet, Hardened glass , plastic Cameleon Midi 2 - 52300016 50,000 23 80 3000 Warm White 3500 Table 05 : Type of Fixture in Cafeteria.
Lumen Method Calculation Location
Ground Floor Cafeteria
Dimension
Floor Area (A)
Length = 13.5m Width = 3.4m Height of ceiling = 4m 13.5m x 3.4m = 45.9m
Types of lighting Fixture
LED Light
Lumen of Lighting Fixture (Lux)
3500Lm
Height of work Level
0.8
Height of luminaire (m)
4m
Mounting Height (Hm)
3.2m
Reflection Factors
Room Index / RI (K)
Utilisation Factor (UF)
Ceiling: 0.3 Floor: 0.3 Wall:0.47 × =[ ] + . . ] =[ . . + . = . 0.5
Maintenance Floor (MF)
0.8
Standard Illuminance by MS 1525
200
Number of light required
= =
Fittings Layout by approximately (m)
� .
.
.
= . = Smax =1.0x Hm =3.2m
Table 06 : Lumen Method Calculation.
Conclusion 7 LED ceiling recessed are used to illuminate cafeteria to achieve the minimum of 200 lux that stated in MS 1525. With the sufficient level of illumination, the users can enjoy their meal inside the space comfortably.
2.0
Acoustic
2.1
Reverberation Time ( Discussion Area)
Space Volume , V = 2.5m x 2.8m x 3.5m = 24.5m3
Material Absorption Coefficient in 500 Hz at non - peak hour. Building Component Wall
Material
Area(m2),A
Clear glass
Absorption Coefficient, a 0.1
21.7
Sound Absorption, Sa 2.17
Aluminium frame
0.25
2.24
0.56
Door
Glass Door
0.1
7
0.7
Floor
Laminated wood parquet
0.07
15
1.05
Furniture
Timber chair
0.1
2.4
0.24
Timber table
0.1
2.88
0.288
-
0.46
2
0.92
Occupant
Total Absorption, A
5.928
Table 07 : Material Absorption Coefficient in 500 Hz at non - peak hour for discussion room.
Reverberation Time, RT
=
.
×
=
.
×
RT = 0.66s
� .
.
�
Conclusion: The reverberation time for the discussion room at 500Hz non peak hours is 0.66s.According to the standard of reverberation time, the standard comfort reverberation for a discussion room is between 2.05s-1.7s. Hence, the reverberation time for my discussion room in the library is within the standard comfort reverberation time.
Material Absorption Coefficient in 500 Hz at peak hour. Building Component
Material
Absorption Coefficient, a
Area(m2),A
Sound Absorption, Sa
Wall
Clear glass
0.1
21.7
2.17
Aluminium frame
0.25
2.24
0.56
Door
Glass Door
0.1
7
0.7
Floor
Laminated wood parquet
0.07
15
1.05
Furniture
Timber chair
0.1
2.4
0.24
Timber table
0.1
2.88
0.288
-
0.46
4
1.84
Occupant
Total Absorption, A
6.848
Table 08 : Material Absorption Coefficient in 500 Hz at peak hour for discussion room.
Reverberation Time, RT
=
.
×
=
.
×
RT = 0.57s
� .
.
�
Conclusion: The reverberation time for the discussion room at 500Hz peak hours is 0.57s. According to the standard of reverberation time, the standard comfort reverberation for a discussion room is between 2.05s-1.7s. Again, the reverberation time for my discussion room in the library is within the standard comfort reverberation time.
Material Absorption Coefficient in 2000 Hz at non - peak hour. Building Component
Material
Absorption Coefficient, a
Area(m2),A
Sound Absorption, Sa
Wall
Clear glass
0.24
21.7
5.208
Aluminium frame
0.25
2.24
0.56
Door
Glass Door
0.24
7
1.68
Floor
Laminated wood parquet
0.06
15
0.9
Furniture
Timber chair
0.1
2.4
0.24
Timber table
0.1
2.88
0.288
-
0.5
2
1
Occupant
Total Absorption, A
9.876
Table 09 : Material Absorption Coefficient in 2000 Hz at non -peak hour for discussion room.
Reverberation Time, RT
=
.
×
=
.
×
RT = 0.4s
� .
.
�
Conclusion: The reverberation time for the discussion room at 2000Hz non peak hours is 0.4s.
Material Absorption Coefficient in 2000 Hz at peak hour. Building Component
Material
Absorption Coefficient, a
Area(m2),A
Sound Absorption, Sa
Wall
Clear glass
0.24
21.7
5.208
Aluminium frame
0.25
2.24
0.56
Door
Glass Door
0.24
7
1.68
Floor
Laminated wood parquet
0.06
15
0.9
Furniture
Timber chair
0.1
2.4
0.24
Timber table
0.1
2.88
0.288
-
0.5
4
2
Occupant
Total Absorption, A Table 10 : Material Absorption Coefficient in 2000 Hz at peak hour for discussion room.
Reverberation Time, RT
=
.
×
=
.
×
RT = 0.36s
� .
.
�
Conclusion: The reverberation time for the discussion room at 2000Hz peak hours is 0.36s.
10.846
2.2
Transmission Loss (TL) - Cafeteria Building Element
Material
Surface Area (m2)
SRI (dB)
Wall 1
Concrete wall
59.15
42
Partition
Wooden panel
30.1
31
Table 11 : SRI of cafeteria element.
Transmission Coefficient , T . .
× ×
− −
Transmission Coefficient of material, =
(
� �
1. Concrete Wall =
(
=
log . = (
� �
(
� �
� � �� =
2. Wooden partition =
(
=
log . = (
� �
� �
(
)
� �
� �
. � �
� �
)
×
)
−
�
SRI (dB)
Concrete Wall Wooden Partition
42 31
)
�
� � � � � �� � � = . �
Material
)
� �
)
×
)
−
Surface Area(M2) (S) 59.15 30.1 89.25
Transmission Coefficient (T) − . × − . ×
Table 11 : SRI calculation of cafeteria element.
SxT .
× . ×
−
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=
.
×
= 0.0269x102
=
=
(
(
SRI = 35.7 dB
.
−
.
+ . ×
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×
)
)