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    Future University in Egypt (FUE) Subject: Electrical Installation

    Faculty of Engineering Semester: Fall 2021


    Structural Engineering Department Course Code: EPR 344
    Dr. Mariam A. Sameh T. A: Abeer Tharwat

    Sheet (3)
    Lighting- Part (1)

    1. A lamp has a mean spherical candle power of 25; calculate the flux of light
    from the lamp.
    2. A 250 V lamp has a total flux of 3000 lumens and takes a current of 0.8 A,
    Calculate:
    a) Lumens/watt.
    b) M.S.C.P/watt.
    3. A filament lamp of 200 W is suspended at a height of 5m above working
    plane and gives uniform illumination over an area of 5m diameter. Assume
    efficiency of reflector as 50%. Determine the illumination on the working
    plane. Efficacy of the lamp is 0.9 Lumens/W.
    4. A lamp having a uniform luminous intensity of 200 C.P. is suspended 7m
    above street level. What will be the illumination on the ground:
    a) Vertically beneath the lamp.
    b) 7m away from it.
    5. The illumination at a point on a working plane directly below the lamp is
    to be 100 lux. The lamp gives 256 C.P. uniformly below the horizontal
    plane. Determine the height at which the lamp is suspended? Also find
    illumination at a point on the working table 1.2 m away from the vertical
    axis of the lamp.
    6. Two lamps are hung at a height of 9 m from the floor level. The distance
    between lamps is 1 m. lamp one is 500 C.P. if the illumination on the floor
    vertically below this lamp is 20 lux. Find the candle power of lamp 2.
    7. A small light source with intensity uniform in all directions is mounted at
    a height of 10 m above the horizontal surface. Two points A and B both lie
    on the surface with point A directly beneath the source. How far B is from
    A if the illumination at B is only 1/10 as great as at A.
    8. Two powerful street lamps 0f 1000 candela and 800 candela (assume
    uniform in all directions) are mounted 12.5 m above the road level and

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    placed 25 m apart. Calculate the illumination at a point on the ground
    halfway between the lamp posts and just below the lamp posts.
    9. A lamp giving out 1200 lumen in all directions is suspended 8 m above the
    working plane. Calculate the illumination at a point on the working plane
    6 m away from the foot of lamp.
    10.A corridor is lighted by 4 lamps spaced 10 m apart and suspended at a
    height of 5m above the center line of the floor. If each lamp gives 200 c.p.
    in all directions below the horizontal plane. Find the illumination at the
    point on the floor midway between the second and third lamps.
    11.Two lamps A and B of 200 Candela and 400 candela, respectively are
    situated 100 m apart. The height of A above the ground level is 10 m and
    that of B is 20 m. if a photometer is placed at the center of the line joining
    the two lamp posts, calculate its reading.
    12.For the room shown in figure below, four lamps A, B, C, and D of 500
    candela each, are put in the corners of the ceiling. State which of the points
    a, b, and c has the maximum illumination and which has the minimum.
    Check that by calculations.

    13.For the room shown in figure below, three lamps A,B, and C of 500 candela
    each, are placed 6m above the ground so as to stand at the corners of
    equilateral triangle of 15m side. Calculate the illumination at ground:
    a) At the base of any of the 3 lamps (a or b or c).
    b) At the center of the area.

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    14.For the room shown in figure below, five lamps A, B, C, D, and E of 500
    candelas each are put in the ceiling of the room. Calculate the illumination
    points at points a and b.

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