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Energy Efficiency in Lighting Questions and Answers

Answer: A

Nearly seven times the requirement is a large and immediate saving available by removing luminaires or switching alternate rows, and it costs almost nothing. Relamping a grossly over-lit space at the same output would waste most of the investment.

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A relighting scheme is proposed on energy grounds alone in a printing inspection area. The point to check first is

Answer: B

Colour judgement is the whole purpose of such an area, and a high-efficacy lamp with poor rendering would make it unusable whatever it saved. The task requirement constrains the choice before any energy comparison is made.

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Answer: C

The consumption is unchanged; what falls is the light delivered, so the same electricity buys less and the effective efficacy drops. Cleaning restores the output, which allows luminaires to be removed or dimmed and the saving then realised.

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Answer: D

Efficacy does determine the energy per lumen, which is why it matters, but colour rendering, dimming, restrike and the illuminance actually required all constrain the choice. Replacing lamps in an over-lit room also invests in light that should have been removed.

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Answer: A

Correct answer: saves throughout, while controls have no hours to remove

A control measure saves only the hours it can switch off, and in a continuously occupied space there are none. A more efficient lamp saves in every one of those hours. The two measures are therefore complementary rather than alternatives, and which one pays depends entirely on the occupancy pattern.

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Answer: B

Where the measured level is well above the standard, switching rows off is an immediate saving at no cost. Raising the level and reverting to magnetic ballasts both increase consumption, and bare lamps cause glare and soil faster.

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47.

The luminous efficacy of an electric light bulb is measured in which one of the following units?

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GATE XE - 2026,

Answer: A

Luminous efficacy is measured in lumen W-1.

Luminous efficacy is the luminous flux emitted (lumens) per watt of electrical power drawn. A filament lamp gives about 15 lm/W and an LED lamp well over 100 lm/W.

Lumen per square metre is lux, the unit of illuminance; lumen W-1 h-1 mixes in time, which efficacy does not involve; and the candela measures luminous intensity in a given direction, not total flux.

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