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daylight factor

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factor, daylight
The ratio of daylight illuminance received at a given point inside a room to the simultaneous illuminance on a horizontal plane outside exposed to an unobstructed sky. It is usually expressed as a percentage, 5% or more being considered a well-lit room.


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Reductions in lighting consumption are awarded for increasing daylight factors; a 20% reduction is available for a daylight factor greater than 10%, a 10% reduction available for a factor greater than 5%, and a 5% reduction available for a factor greater than 2%.
Our proposal suggested a roof-lit building that would provide good natural lighting with a minimum daylight factor of 5 per cent.
This study shows that toplighting systems designed to meet a 2% daylight factor are not optimal.
 
 
 
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