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    The document discusses maintenance factors for different types of rooms and provides a table with maintenance factor values for lamp maintenance and dirty lamps. It then provides an example calculation to determine the number of luminaires required to illuminate a classroom to 400 lx at a maintenance factor of 0.7, given the room dimensions and properties of the luminaires including initial lumen output and reflection coefficients.

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    The document discusses maintenance factors for different types of rooms and provides a table with maintenance factor values for lamp maintenance and dirty lamps. It then provides an example calculation to determine the number of luminaires required to illuminate a classroom to 400 lx at a maintenance factor of 0.7, given the room dimensions and properties of the luminaires including initial lumen output and reflection coefficients.

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    Electrical Installation Lecture No.11 Dr.

    Mohammed Tawfeeq Alzuhairi

    Table -3 gives the maintenance factors for different types of rooms.

    Table -3 Maintenance factor


    Room classification Lamp maintenance Maintenance Total
    factor factor for dirty maintenance
    lamp factor

    very clean 0.09 0.85 0.85-0.9

    clean 0.9 0.9 0.8

    average 0.9 0.8 0.7

    dirty 0.9 0.7 0.6

    Example 2

    It is proposed to illuminate a class room of dimensions 6 x 8 x 2.85 m


    to an illuminance (E) of 400 lx at the bench level. The specification calls
    for luminaires having one 1050 mm 40 W fluorescent natural tube with
    an initial output of 3200 lumens with white metal base and prismatic
    plastic diffuser (its UF is given in Table -2) . Determine the number of
    luminaires required for this installation when the MF is 0.7, respectively.
    The reflection coefficients are: (C= 0.70, W= 0.3, F=0.2)

    Solution

    From the room dimension we can calculate the room index ( k )


    assuming the working table height is 0.85 m. Hence,

    hk = 2.85-0.85 = 2m

    a.b
    Room Index (k ) 
    hk (a  b)

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