2013
DOI: 10.1177/1477153513493799
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The correlation of veiling luminance and unified glare rating with a transfer function

Abstract: This study is based on a general interior lighting installation and discusses the relation between veiling luminance and the unified glare rating. Through curve fitting and a derived formula, a transfer function between veiling luminance and the unified glare rating is generated. This result connects disability glare and discomfort glare within a finite range, where the relation between them is almost linearly dependent. This transfer function has a high accuracy as shown by a comparison between the calculated… Show more

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“…In this case, the tests are carried out in the conditions closest to the real ones. Office rooms [35,66,67] or living room [66] are usually built. The Authors of [68] used model of room in scale 1:12, equipped by dolls furniture.…”
Section: Methods and Equipment Used In Research On Glarementioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this case, the tests are carried out in the conditions closest to the real ones. Office rooms [35,66,67] or living room [66] are usually built. The Authors of [68] used model of room in scale 1:12, equipped by dolls furniture.…”
Section: Methods and Equipment Used In Research On Glarementioning
confidence: 99%
“…12,14,16 Also, to avoid serious glare, the luminaire is designed to have a low luminance. 17,18 Simulation as well as measurements of the real luminaire system are presented. Besides, a questionnaire for the evaluation of the badminton court lighting by around 140 players is made to examine the performance of the new luminaire system.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%