2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.energy.2009.05.020
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New developments in illumination, heating and cooling technologies for energy-efficient buildings

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“…Lamp efficacy of 74 and 80 lumen/W could be achieved with T5 fluorescent tubes, and 104 lumen/W with high power LEDs (light-emitting diodes). It should be pointed out that the T5 fluorescent tube is relatively well established and inexpensive, whereas the cost, the control and cooling of a single-lamp high power LED lighting product could be a challenge [46,55]. It can be seen that lowering the LLD would have huge energy saving and hence mitigation potential.…”
Section: Internal Condition and Lldmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Lamp efficacy of 74 and 80 lumen/W could be achieved with T5 fluorescent tubes, and 104 lumen/W with high power LEDs (light-emitting diodes). It should be pointed out that the T5 fluorescent tube is relatively well established and inexpensive, whereas the cost, the control and cooling of a single-lamp high power LED lighting product could be a challenge [46,55]. It can be seen that lowering the LLD would have huge energy saving and hence mitigation potential.…”
Section: Internal Condition and Lldmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…[19] Iluminación: la evolución reciente ha sido vertiginosa, la eficiencia pasó del 10 % en lámparas incandescentes al 95% en lámparas LED; logros semejantes se relatan en la durabilidad de los componentes. Pero esta tecnología trae problemas ambientales asociados al desecho de las lámparas usadas: la presencia de elementos tóxicos en el sistema demanda el desarrollo de métodos de reciclaje y deposición final, nuevo reto para la ingeniería.…”
Section: Infraestructura Urbanaunclassified
“…As the buildings account for about 40% of total final energy consumption (and its amount has been increasing at a rate 0.5-5 % per annum in developed countries [1]), the efficient building climate control can significantly contribute to reduction of the power consumption as well as the greenhouse gas emissions. Energy savings with minimal additional cost can be achieved by improvement of building automation system (BAS), which can nowadays control both heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) systems and the blind positioning and lighting systems [2], [3].…”
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confidence: 99%