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Prototype and Demonstration of Vision-Tuned fluorescent Lamps

Kevin W. Houser

01-25

 

EISG Project Title:  Prototype and Demonstration of Vision-Tuned fluorescent Lamps

EISG Grant Number:  01-25

PIER Area:  Building End-Use

Principal Investigator:  Kevin W. Houser

Contact Information: Phone: (402) 554-3858, email: khouser@unl.edu

Organization:  University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Grant Amount:  $75,000

Grant Term:  12 Months

 

Project Description:

Proposes to demonstrate the feasibility of developing more energy efficient fluorescent lamps in which a greater percentage of the radiant energy is used to produce light that is optimized for human vision.   

 

Proposed Outcomes: 

§         Prototype lamps will be fabricated and tested as part of the project.

 

Anticipated Benefits:

§         Potential to reduce energy consumption in fluorescent lighting by 20%.  Assuming 2.5 quads of electrical energy is consumed by commercial buildings nationwide, there is the potential to save .5 quads with 100% penetration.

§         Potential to improve lighting quality with resulting benefits in comfort and productivity.

 

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