Detectability and Acceptability of Illuminance Reduction for Load Shedding/Discussions/Author's response

Reducing the peak demand for lighting energy through load shedding can be an effective method of load management. However, before such a load-shed technique is applied to the real world, it is important to understand occupants' requirements for the change in illuminance. Here, Akashi and Neches...

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Published in:Journal of the Illuminating Engineering Society 2004-01, Vol.33 (1), p.3
Main Authors: Akashi, Yukio, Neches, Jason, Newsham, Guy, Hunt, Patricia
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Electricity
Experiments
Lighting
Luminescence
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Summary:Reducing the peak demand for lighting energy through load shedding can be an effective method of load management. However, before such a load-shed technique is applied to the real world, it is important to understand occupants' requirements for the change in illuminance. Here, Akashi and Neches discuss the results of two study on occupants' sensitivity and acceptance to dimming--memory study and dimming curve study.
ISSN:0099-4480
2376-8487