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Daylight Introduction

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The WWR ratio that is not suited for a building located in a hot arid climate

a)

1:4

b)

1:2

c)

1:6

d)

1:1

2.

The absolute minimum value when calculating day light distribution necessary for performing an intended activity in a room to be taken as a thumb rule is

a)

20% of the floor area X Daylight factor (DF)

b)

80% of the floor area X Daylight factor (DF)

c)

80% exceeded value of Daylight factor (DF)

d)

20% exceeded value of Daylight factor (DF)

3.

The most reliable USABLE DAYLIGHT COMPONENT for tropical and sub-tropical climates

a)

Direct Sunlight

b)

Reflected Light

c)

Light from diffuse sky

d)

Diffusely reflected light

4.

In all Lighting scenarios r+a+t is

a)

Less than 1

b)

equal to 1

c)

exceeding 1

d)

zero

5.

Density of light falling on a surface is

a)

Luminous Intensity

b)

Luminous Flux

c)

Illuminance

d)

Luminous efficacy

6.

Luminous efficacy is expressed in

a)

Lumens/m2

b)

Lumens/W

c)

candela/m2

d)

candela/W

7.

If the Luminous efficacy of a luminaire is in the range of 50-70 the type of luminaire can be

a)

LED

b)

Fluorescent lamp

c)

CFL

d)

Halogen lamp

8.

The formula for Daylight factor is

a)

DF = (Ei / Eo) x 100%

b)

DF = (Eo / Ei) x 100%

c)

DF = (Eo / 100) x Ei%

d)

DF = (Ei / 100) x Eo%

9.

The day lighting performance of a building is influenced primarily by

a)

The internal room reflectance and materials used (Ei)

b)

WWR ratio

c)

areas and geometry of the building

d)

ground reflectance (Eo)

10.

If 40% of the sky is obstructed by dense vegetative cover at site level which has a reflectance factor of 30%, the externally reflected light that can be procured is

a)

0.12XSC

b)

1.2XSC

c)

12XSC

d)

0.7XSC

11.

Calculate the illuminance at a point in a Living Room of 3.5x3.5m dimension, if the external illuminance is 6000 lux.

a)

1500Lux

b)

150Lux

c)

60Lux

d)

30Lux

12.

For rooms which are symmetrically single side-lit we suggest that a characteristic reference point be taken

a)

4/5 of the total room depth

b)

2/5 of the total room depth

c)

15/30 of the total room depth

d)

2/3 of the total room depth

13.

Daylight Autonomy is the percentage of annual daytime hours that at a given point in space is above a specified illumination level.

a)

the percentage of annual daytime hours that at a given point in space is above a specified illumination level

b)

the percentage of annual daytime hours that at a given point in space is at a specified illumination level

c)

the percentage of total direct daylight hours from the sun directly

d)

the percentage of total daylight hours from an aperture (SC) annually

14.

The values for Autonomous UDI is

a)

less than 300 lux

b)

More than 3000 lux

c)

between 300-3000 lux

d)

less than 100 lux

15.

Which of the parameter need not be considered while the selection of material that is to be used for glazing over a top- lighting source?

a)

Visual Transmittance

b)

Solar Heat gain co-efficient

c)

Construction technology of the material

d)

WWR Ratio

16.

A passive top lighting strategy for temperate climates that uses direct sunlight, in spaces where occupants briefly move in about a space e.g.: A Lobby

a)

Light Well

b)

Light Scoop

c)

Clere-story

d)

Sky Light

17.

The crucial factor that influences on determining the maximum building height that can be proposed with reference to an adjacent existing building is

a)

Sky condition

b)

Sky exposure angle

c)

Sunshine probability

d)

Skyline – Scale ratio

18.

Glare is caused due to

a)

Excessive luminance

b)

Excessive lighting contrast in the field of vision

c)

Either A or B

d)

Only A

19.

Incase of a singly lit room, which has a window height of 1.2m and the depth of the room 5M, the reference point to be taken for the calculation of daylight distribution, in case of 80% exceeded Daylight Factor (DF) criteria is

a)

4M

b)

3M

c)

2M

d)

1.2M

20.

Lighting Power density (LPD) is measured in ------------ unit?

(a)  

21.

Utilization factor doesnot depend on

a)

Room Reflectance

b)

Room shape

c)

color surface of walls and ceiling

d)

Numbers of hours the lamp is put to use

22.

Utilization factor varies from ---------- in direct lighting

a)

0.15-0.35

b)

0.5-0.7

c)

0.4-0.6

d)

0.35-0.6

23.

Maintenance factor (MF) is

a)

Illuminance at the end of maintenance period to initial illuminance

b)

Illuminance at the start of maintenance period to initial illuminance

c)

Illuminance at the start of maintenance period to maximum illuminance

d)

Illuminance at the end of maintenance period to maximum illuminance

24.

The illumination of a surface receiving the luminous flux from a point source is inversely proportional to the square of the distance between the surface and the source. Which law states this?

(a)  

25.

Depreciation factor of a luminaire is the inverse of

a)

Maintenance factor

b)

Utilization factor

c)

Absorption factor

d)

Reflection factor