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In any working environment, to perform visual tasks efficiently and accurately, adequate and appropriate lighting should be provided. The quantity and quality of illumination in any work place control by the type and duration of activity. The Illumination can be provided by daylight and artificial light together or separately. To calculate the illumination intensity at point C on the R plane from a light source at point A where the light distribution in space is known; besides the direct rays from point A to point C, the rays reflected from other planes must also be considered. By using this information, for inner work area a computer-aided modeling application has been developed by developing an algorithm that recommends the number and location of the selected luminaire considering the minimum illumination level recommendation specified in EN 12464-1 standard (which is European Standard that specifies lighting requirements for indoor work places). In this study, it was aimed to provide visual comfort in closed areas by focusing on only artificial light illumination.
International Conference on Advanced Technologies, Computer Engineering and Science
ICATCES
Bayram Akgül
A.BİLİCİ
H. KUTUCU