BÁO CÁO CHUYÊN ĐỀ

CHIẾU SÁNG SÂN TENNIS

MÔN HỌC: KỸ THUẬT CHIẾU SÁNG DÂN DỤNG VÀ CÔNG
NGHIỆP

Giảng viên hướng dẫn: PGS. TS. Quyền Huy Ánh

Nhóm thực hiện: Nhóm 0
Mã số lớp HP: 04CLC (Chiều thứ 4, tiết 8-10)
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SINH VIÊN THỰC HIỆN

Trần Quang Khải_____20142116

Trương Công Minh___20142373
Nguyễn Đức Huy_____20142339
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

I. OVERVIEW OF TENNIS COURTS

II. TENNIS COURT LIGHTING STANDARDS
III. CÔNG NGHỆ SẢN XUẤT BỌC CÁCH ĐIỆN CHO DÂY QUẤN,
SƠN TẨM VÀ VẬT LIỆU CÁCH ĐIỆN THẾ HỆ MỚI
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I. OVERVIEW OF TENNIS COURTS

1. Introduction to Tennis Courts

Grass Courts Clay Courts Hard Courts

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1. Introduction to Tennis Courts

Indoor Tennis Courts Outdoor Tennis Courts

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1. Introduction to Tennis Courts

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2. Tennis Court Dimensions and Layout

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2. Tennis Court Dimensions and Layout

- Tennis court for doubles: - Tennis court for singles:

Length: 78 ft (23.77 m) Length: 78 ft (23.77 m)
Width: 36 ft (10.97 m) Width: 27 ft (8.23 m)
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2. Tennis Court Dimensions and Layout

Baseline: Doubles 36 ft (10.97 m) / Singles 27

ft (8.23 m)
- The baseline runs parallel to the net and
defines the farthest boundary, or back of the
court, on each side.
Center Mark: 4 in (10.16 cm) long
- The center mark is the shortest line on the
court that divides the baseline in half and runs
perpendicular to the net.
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2. Tennis Court Dimensions and Layout

Service Line: 27 ft (8.23 m) wide

- The service line runs parallel to the net and
marks roughly the halfway point between the
net and the baseline.
Center Service Line: 42 ft (12.80 m) long
- The center service line runs perpendicular to
the net and connects with the middle of the
service line on both sides of the court, creating
two equal-sized service boxes on each side.
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2. Tennis Court Dimensions and Layout

Singles Sidelines: 39 ft (11.89 m) long

- The singles sidelines run perpendicular to the
net and define the side boundaries of the court
for singles matches.
Doubles Sidelines: 39 ft (11.89 m) long
- The doubles sidelines run perpendicular to
the net and define the side boundaries of the
court for doubles matches.
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2. Tennis Court Dimensions and Layout

- Net:
42 ft long x 3.6 ft high at the posts (3 ft at the
center)
12.8 m long x 1.097 m high (0.914 m at the
center)
- Net Posts:
3.6 ft tall and no more than 6 in wide
1.097 m tall and no more than 15.24 cm wide
- Singles Sticks:
3.6 ft tall and no more than 3 in wide
1.097 m tall and no more than 7.62 cm wide
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2. Tennis Court Dimensions and Layout

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II. LIGHTING RECOMMENDATIONS

1. Lighting Standards
According to the European Standard for Sports Lighting (EN 12193:2008), tennis
court lighting is classified into 3 levels:
- Class I: Top national and international level competitions (non-televised).
Requirements for spectators, potentially long viewing distances.
- Class II: Medium level competitions such as regional or local club tournaments.
Moderate numbers of spectators, average viewing distances. High-level training
may also be included.
- Class III: Low-level competitions, small club tournaments. No spectators. Training,
school sports and recreation.
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2. Lighting requirements
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2. Lighting requirements
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2. Lighting requirements
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2. Lighting requirements
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2. Lighting requirements

Reference grid for calculation and measurements.

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2. Lighting requirements
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2. Lighting requirements
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2. Lighting requirements
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2. Lighting requirements
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2. Lighting requirements
According to the European Standard for Sports Lighting (EN 12193:2008), tennis
court lighting is classified into 3 levels:
- Class I: Top national and international level competitions (non-televised).
Requirements for spectators, potentially long viewing distances.
- Class II: Medium level competitions such as regional or local club tournaments.
Moderate numbers of spectators, average viewing distances. High-level training
may also be included.
- Class III: Low-level competitions, small club tournaments. No spectators.
Training, school sports and recreation.
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III. INSTALLATION RECOMMENDATIONS

1. Lighting Poles Position
- It is recommended to use sharp cut off luminaires, with accurate light output
control, mounted on columns; for a single court, mounting height between 8 and
12 m is generally appropriate to achieve the above conditions.
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1. Lighting Poles Position

- Using two to four column positions on both of the longitudinal sides, depending
on the required quality of the lighting system.

Typical mast layout for outdoor courts.

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1. Lighting Poles Position

- Using two to four column positions on both of the longitudinal sides, depending
on the required quality of the lighting system.

Typical mast layout for outdoor courts.

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1. Lighting Poles Position

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1. Lighting Poles Position

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2. Lighting Fixture Height Requirements

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2. Lighting Fixture Height Requirements

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2. Lighting Fixture Height Requirements

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2. Lighting Fixture Height Requirements

- The recommended mounting height for light fixtures on each lighting pole,
according to ITF (International Tennis Federation) standards, falls within the range
of 8 to 12 meters (equivalent to approximately 26 to 39 feet).
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2. Lighting Fixture Height Requirements

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2. Lighting Fixture Height Requirements