Name: ______________________ Section: 5EEC Date: __________
EE 512 Q1 AY1920T2
I. IDENTIFICATION: Determine what is asked. Write your answer on your TEST
booklet
1. This factor allows for the fact that effective candle power of all lamps or
luminous sources deteriorates owing to blackening and /or accumulation of
dust or dirt on globes and reflectors etc.
2. Phenomena where radiation at a specific wavelength is absorbed, usually by a
solid, then re-emitted at different wavelength.
3. Type of reflection that occurs when an uneven surface reflects light at more
than one angle, but the reflected angles are all more or less the same as the
incident angle.
4.
5. Factors that may affect light transmission on a medium
6.
7. States that illuminance is directly proportional to the cosine of the angle made
by the normal to the illuminated surface with the direction if the incident flux
8. The absolute temperature(in degree Kelvin) of a blackbody radiator whose
chromaticity merely resembles that of a light source.
9. It is the method of producing artificial light by applying heat or raising the
temperature of a solid body or vapour.
10. Luminaire in this class are electrically insulated and provided with a connection
to earth. Exposed metal parts that could become live in the event of basic
insulation failure are protected by earthing.
II. PROBLEM SOLVING: Present a clear and orderly handwritten solution for the
problems below. Compute up to 3 decimal places. SHOW ALL THE STEPS IN
THE SOLUTION. No shortcuts allowed. Avoid erasures. Box all final answers.
Unboxed final answers will not be considered.
1. A light source having an intensity of 500 candle in all directions is fitted with a
reflector so that it directs 80% of its light along a beam having a divergence of
150. what is the total light flux emitted along the beam? What will be the
average illumination produced on a surface normal to the beam direction at a
distance of 10m?
2. A room 40 m X 15 m is to be illuminated by 1.5 m 80—W fluorescent tubes
mounted 3.5 m above the working plane on which an average illumination of
1801m/m2 is required. Using maintenance factor of 0.8 and the utilization
factor of 0.5, design and sketch a suitable layout. The 80—W fluorescent tube
has an output of 4,500 1m.
Name: ______________________ Section: 5EEC Date: __________
EE 512 Q1 AY1920T2
III. IDENTIFICATION: Determine what is asked. Write your answer on your TEST
booklet
1. This factor allows for the fact that effective candle power of all lamps or
luminous sources deteriorates owing to blackening and /or accumulation of
dust or dirt on globes and reflectors etc.
2. Phenomena where radiation at a specific wavelength is absorbed, usually by a
solid, then re-emitted at different wavelength.
3. Type of reflection that occurs when an uneven surface reflects light at more
than one angle, but the reflected angles are all more or less the same as the
incident angle.
4.
5. Factors that may affect light transmission on a medium
6.
7. States that illuminance is directly proportional to the cosine of the angle made
by the normal to the illuminated surface with the direction if the incident flux
8. The absolute temperature(in degree Kelvin) of a blackbody radiator whose
chromaticity merely resembles that of a light source.
9. It is the method of producing artificial light by applying heat or raising the
temperature of a solid body or vapour.
10. Luminaire in this class are electrically insulated and provided with a connection
to earth. Exposed metal parts that could become live in the event of basic
insulation failure are protected by earthing.
IV. PROBLEM SOLVING: Present a clear and orderly handwritten solution for the
problems below. Compute up to 3 decimal places. SHOW ALL THE STEPS IN
THE SOLUTION. No shortcuts allowed. Avoid erasures. Box all final answers.
Unboxed final answers will not be considered.
1. A light source having an intensity of 500 candle in all directions is fitted with a
reflector so that it directs 80% of its light along a beam having a divergence of
150. what is the total light flux emitted along the beam? What will be the
average illumination produced on a surface normal to the beam direction at a
distance of 10m?
2. A room 40 m X 15 m is to be illuminated by 1.5 m 80—W fluorescent tubes
mounted 3.5 m above the working plane on which an average illumination of
1801m/m2 is required. Using maintenance factor of 0.8 and the utilization
factor of 0.5, design and sketch a suitable layout. The 80—W fluorescent tube
has an output of 4,500 1m.