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    The document discusses illumination requirements for the control room and switchyard of a power plant. It provides details on lighting fixtures, lux levels, and equipment needed for indoor and outdoor lighting. Indoor areas will require ceiling fans, exhaust fans, lighting panels, conduits, and other accessories. Outdoor areas like the switchyard will need street lights, decorative light poles, and junction boxes. Software like DIALux can be used to design the lighting layout and ensure standards and regulations are met.

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    Illumination of Control Room & Switchyard

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    The document discusses illumination requirements for the control room and switchyard of a power plant. It provides details on lighting fixtures, lux levels, and equipment needed for indoor and outdoor lighting. Indoor areas will require ceiling fans, exhaust fans, lighting panels, conduits, and other accessories. Outdoor areas like the switchyard will need street lights, decorative light poles, and junction boxes. Software like DIALux can be used to design the lighting layout and ensure standards and regulations are met.

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    ILLUMINATION OF

    CONTROL ROOM &


    SWITCHYARD
    Mr. Kishor Gaikwad | General Manager

    Takalkar Power Engineers & Consultants Pvt. Ltd.

    +91 9925233956 | [email protected] | www.tpec.in


    Indoor (Inside Control room)
     Various lighting fixtures complete with lamps, supports and accessories

     Ceiling fans complete with electronic regulators

     Exhaust fans for toilets and pantry & accessories

     Lighting panels, lighting poles complete with distribution boxes

     PVC conduits, lighting wires, G.I. Earth wire, receptacles,switchboards, switches,


    junction boxes, complete with accessories.

    Outdoor (In Switchyard)


     Street light pole & Post type decorative light pole hot dip galvanized with LED fixture
    and Junction box MS with Hot dip galvanized and corrosive resistance paint with
    required terminal block and MCB.
    The average lux levels to be maintained in the different areas shall be as per following:

    Sr. Average Lux Level at


    Area
    No floor Level
    Control Room A) Control Room , Conference 300 LUX
    building room, PLCC room
    1 B) Battery room, Passage, Pantry, 100 LUX
    Toilets, Corridors etc.
    C) All others room 200 LUX
    Switchyard A)At equipment level 50 LUX
    B) At ground level 20 LUX
    2
    C) Street /Parking /Approached 20 LUX
    road
    3 DG Set Room 150 LUX
    Indoor (Inside Control room)

     The minimum lux level to average lux level ratio should not be less than 0.3 The
    maintenance factor for indoor illumination design shall be considered as 0.8.

     Ceiling fans (1200 or 1400mm sweep, AC 230 volts) shall be provided in fire fighting
    pump house, AC & non-AC rooms in the control room building as per the requirements.
    Wall mounted fans shall be provided in the conference room, control room, shift manager
    and substation in charge rooms in control room building. Exhaust fans shall be provided
    in toilets and pantry.
    Indoor Lighting Panels

     415 V indoor AC lighting panel LDB , 3 phase 4 wire bus Flush mounted with protection
    and LED indication lamps .

     The DB will be flush mounted and double door type(As per Requirement).

    Socket
     In general, the sockets to be installed are of the following types :

    (Socket S1) – 5A, 240V, 3 pin type with third pin grounded.

    (Socket S2) - 15A, 240V, 2 pole, 3 pin type with third pin grounded.

    (Socket S3) - 63A, 415V, 3 phase, 4 pin plug and switch with earthing contacts.
    Conduits and Accessories
     Rigid PVC conduits of 20/25 /32 mm for Lighting and CCTV/Telephone wiring

    Maintenance Equipment
     A type Aluminum ladder of 3 meter vertical height.
    DIALux
    Software
    DIALux Software

     DIALux is the software for your professional lighting


    design

     Plan, calculate and visualize lighting for indoor and


    outdoor areas. From entire buildings and individual rooms
    to parking spaces or road lighting.

     Create a unique atmosphere with real luminaires.


    Multitude of features of DIALux

    Indoor areas : Plan light for complex architecture. From entire buildings with several floors
    to single rooms.

    Outdoor Areas : Plan individual outdoor scenes like green areas, paths, parking spaces or
    road lighting.

    In- & Exterior : See how interior lighting affects the exterior and how exterior planning
    affects the interior.

    Artificial & Daylight : Combine artificial and daylight for different light scenes and create a
    unique atmosphere.

    Light Distribution : Get information about the light distribution by means of value graphics
    and false colors.

    Standards : Plan your project considering important requirements such as current


    standards.
    Indoor Areas

     Plan light for complex architecture. From entire buildings with several floors to single rooms.
    Outdoor Areas
     Plan individual outdoor scenes like green areas, paths, parking spaces or road lighting.

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