Implementation of lighting systems in academic building to achieve green campus
Keywords:
Lighting systems, Academic building, Light intensity, Lighting assessment, Green buildingAbstract
Lighting is a very importance aspect of any building. Energy consumption form lighting use is among the largest, accounting for approximately 5-15% of a building’s total energy consumption. The academic building at P University have the highest number of users and a greater variety of room types compared to other buildings. To achieve green campus, it is necessary to measure the level of implementation and identify improvement strategies for academic building. The method used in this study is an assessment of the level implementation of the lighting system based in green building performance criteria in the Regulation of Minister Public Works and Housing (Permen PUPR) No. 21 of 2021 as well as measurements of indoor illuminance based on SNI 03-6197-2020. The results show that the academic building does not yet meet the lighting system requirements stipulated in Permen PUPR No. 21 of 2021. The lighting systems in academic buildings relies on artificial lighting and already uses LED light. Based on illuminance calculations, classroom lighting level exceed the requirements of SNI 03-6197-2020 when all lamps are turned on. Improvement strategies that can implemented to enhance performance include calculating the existing energy consumption of the lighting system and installing sensor in accordance with the standard requirements. Once the standard requirements are fulfilled, further innovations can be carried out by integrating the lighting system with advanced and up-to-date technologies.
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