Question 1

The value of Illumination in lux of Schools

Accepted Answer

A) 100-150-200 
B) 200-300 
C) 300 
D) 100-450 
A) 100-150-200 
B) 200-300 
C) 300 
D) 100-450 B

Question 2

where the peripheral field is comparatively very bright is called_________

Accepted Answer

A) Direct glare 
B) Reflected glare 
C) Veiling Glare 
D) Glare 
A) Direct glare 
B) Reflected glare 
C) Veiling Glare 
D) Glare C

Question 3

For Indian conditions, how much solar altitude is assumed as the standard for design purposes.

Accepted Answer

A) 10 
B) 12 
C) 15 
D) 17 
A) 10 
B) 12 
C) 15 
D) 17 B

Question 4

The value of Illumination in lux of Industrial building

Accepted Answer

A) 100-150-200 
B) 200-300 
C) 300 
D) 100-450 
A) 100-150-200 
B) 200-300 
C) 300 
D) 100-450

Question 5

The value of Illumination in lux of Residential building

Accepted Answer

A) 100-150-200 
B) 200-300 
C) 300 
D) 100-450 
A) 100-150-200 
B) 200-300 
C) 300 
D) 100-450

Question 6

Total quantity of light emitted from a point source of light per second is called____________

Accepted Answer

A) luminous flux 
B) luminous intensity 
C) Illuminance 
D) Lumen 
A) luminous flux 
B) luminous intensity 
C) Illuminance 
D) Lumen

Question 7

Amount of luminous flux emitted from a source in any one direction per unit solid angle is called____________

Accepted Answer

A) luminous flux 
B) luminous intensity 
C) Illuminance 
D) Lumen 
A) luminous flux 
B) luminous intensity 
C) Illuminance 
D) Lumen

Question 8

The recommended design sky illuminance values for hot dry climate is

Accepted Answer

A) 6800 
B) 8000 
C) 9000 
D) 10500 
A) 6800 
B) 8000 
C) 9000 
D) 10500

Question 9

The relative amount of sky illuminance depends on

Accepted Answer

A) altitude of the locality 
B) The day of the year 
C) The time of the day 
D) all of the above 
A) altitude of the locality 
B) The day of the year 
C) The time of the day 
D) all of the above

Question 10

Excessive contrast or abrupt and large changes in brightness produces the effect of ______

Accepted Answer

A) Direct glare 
B) Reflected glare 
C) Veiling Glare 
D) Glare 
A) Direct glare 
B) Reflected glare 
C) Veiling Glare 
D) Glare

Question 11

Aims of good lighting

Accepted Answer

A) To promote work and other activities carried out within the building. 
B) To promote the safety of the people using the building. 
C) To create a pleasing environment and a sense of well-being for the occupants 
D) all of above 
A) To promote work and other activities carried out within the building. 
B) To promote the safety of the people using the building. 
C) To create a pleasing environment and a sense of well-being for the occupants 
D) all of above

Question 12

The recommended design sky illuminance values for composite climate is

Accepted Answer

A) 6800 
B) 8000 
C) 9000 
D) 10500 
A) 6800 
B) 8000 
C) 9000 
D) 10500

Question 13

It is the SI unit of luminous is called____________

Accepted Answer

A) luminous flux 
B) luminous intensity 
C) Illuminance 
D) Lumen 
A) luminous flux 
B) luminous intensity 
C) Illuminance 
D) Lumen

Question 14

Due to light sources within the field of vision is called_________

Accepted Answer

A) Direct glare 
B) Reflected glare 
C) Veiling Glare 
D) Glare 
A) Direct glare 
B) Reflected glare 
C) Veiling Glare 
D) Glare

Question 15

The value of Illumination in lux of Airport building

Accepted Answer

A) 100-150-200 
B) 200-300 
C) 300 
D) 100-450 
A) 100-150-200 
B) 200-300 
C) 300 
D) 100-450

Question 16

The value of Illumination in lux of Reading room

Accepted Answer

A) 100-150-200 
B) 200-300 
C) 300 
D) 100-450 
A) 100-150-200 
B) 200-300 
C) 300 
D) 100-450

Question 17

Water proofing treatment is one type of

Accepted Answer

A) Mechanical system 
B) Electrical system 
C) Building operation system 
D) Multiple services 
A) Mechanical system 
B) Electrical system 
C) Building operation system 
D) Multiple services

Question 18

The light received by the earth from the sun consists how many parts?

Accepted Answer

A) 1 
B) 2 
C) 3 
D) 4 
A) 1 
B) 2 
C) 3 
D) 4

Question 19

The value of Illumination in lux of stairs

Accepted Answer

A) 100-150-200 
B) 200-300 
C) 300 
D) 100-450 
A) 100-150-200 
B) 200-300 
C) 300 
D) 100-450

Question 20

Due to reflection from light sources or surfaces of excessive brightness is called_________

Accepted Answer

A) Direct glare 
B) Reflected glare 
C) Veiling Glare 
D) Glare 
A) Direct glare 
B) Reflected glare 
C) Veiling Glare 
D) Glare

The value of Illumination in lux of Schools

where the peripheral field is comparatively very bright is called_________

For Indian conditions, how much solar altitude is assumed as the standard for design purposes.

The value of Illumination in lux of Industrial building

The value of Illumination in lux of Residential building

Total quantity of light emitted from a point source of light per second is called____________

Amount of luminous flux emitted from a source in any one direction per unit solid angle is called____________

The recommended design sky illuminance values for hot dry climate is

The relative amount of sky illuminance depends on

Excessive contrast or abrupt and large changes in brightness produces the effect of ______

Aims of good lighting

The recommended design sky illuminance values for composite climate is

It is the SI unit of luminous is called____________

Due to light sources within the field of vision is called_________

The value of Illumination in lux of Airport building

The value of Illumination in lux of Reading room

Water proofing treatment is one type of

The light received by the earth from the sun consists how many parts?

The value of Illumination in lux of stairs

Due to reflection from light sources or surfaces of excessive brightness is called_________

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Exam 5: Illumination and Lighting Design: Principles and Values for Different Buildings and Climates

The value of Illumination in lux of Schools

where the peripheral field is comparatively very bright is called_________

For Indian conditions, how much solar altitude is assumed as the standard for design purposes.

The value of Illumination in lux of Industrial building

The value of Illumination in lux of Residential building

Total quantity of light emitted from a point source of light per second is called____________

Amount of luminous flux emitted from a source in any one direction per unit solid angle is called____________

The recommended design sky illuminance values for hot dry climate is

The relative amount of sky illuminance depends on

Excessive contrast or abrupt and large changes in brightness produces the effect of ______

Aims of good lighting

The recommended design sky illuminance values for composite climate is

It is the SI unit of luminous is called____________

Due to light sources within the field of vision is called_________

The value of Illumination in lux of Airport building

The value of Illumination in lux of Reading room

Water proofing treatment is one type of

The light received by the earth from the sun consists how many parts?

The value of Illumination in lux of stairs

Due to reflection from light sources or surfaces of excessive brightness is called_________

Ventilation, Wiring, and Belt Drives: Understanding the Basics

Environmental Factors and Building Sustainability

Electrical Wiring and Power Supply, Green Building and Environmental Issues

Building Services and Sanitation Systems

Illumination and Ventilation Requirements in Buildings

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