Proposal for an Experimental Methodology for Evaluation of Natural Lighting Systems Applied in Buildings
Anderson Diogo Spacek,
João Mota Neto,
Luciano Dagostin Biléssimo,
Oswaldo Hideo Ando Junior,
Gustavo Pedro De Freitas Neto,
Rodrigo Da Silva Giansella,
Marcus Vinícius Ferreira De Santana,
Celia De Fraga Malfatti
Affiliations
Anderson Diogo Spacek
Department of Mechanic and Automation, SATC, Beneficent Association of Santa Catarina Coal Industry, Street Pascoal Meller, 73, Criciúma-SC CEP 88805-380, Brazil
João Mota Neto
Department of Mechanic and Automation, SATC, Beneficent Association of Santa Catarina Coal Industry, Street Pascoal Meller, 73, Criciúma-SC CEP 88805-380, Brazil
Luciano Dagostin Biléssimo
Department of Mechanic and Automation, SATC, Beneficent Association of Santa Catarina Coal Industry, Street Pascoal Meller, 73, Criciúma-SC CEP 88805-380, Brazil
Oswaldo Hideo Ando Junior
Department of Renewable Energies, UNILA, Federal University of Latin American Integration, Av. Sílvio Américo Sasdelli, 1842, Foz do Iguaçu-PR CEP 85866-000, Brazil
Gustavo Pedro De Freitas Neto
Department of Mechanic and Automation, SATC, Beneficent Association of Santa Catarina Coal Industry, Street Pascoal Meller, 73, Criciúma-SC CEP 88805-380, Brazil
Rodrigo Da Silva Giansella
Department of Mechanic and Automation, SATC, Beneficent Association of Santa Catarina Coal Industry, Street Pascoal Meller, 73, Criciúma-SC CEP 88805-380, Brazil
Marcus Vinícius Ferreira De Santana
Hidroelectric Power Plant, BAESA, Energética Barra Grande S/A, Street Madre Benvenuta, 1168, Florianópolis-SC CEP 88035-000, Brazil
Celia De Fraga Malfatti
Corrosion Research Department, Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul, Avenue Bento Gonçalves, 9500, Porto Alegre-RS CEP 91501-970, Brazil
This work has the objective of developing a methodology for the evaluation of indoor natural lighting systems, which, with speed and practicality, provides from real conditions of use a reliable result about the quality and performance of the proposed system. The methodology is based on the construction of two real-size test environments, which will be subjected to a natural light system through reflexive tubes made from recycled material, and to a commercial system already certified and consolidated, creating the possibility of comparison. Furthermore, the data acquired in the test environments will be examined in light of the values of solar radiation obtained from a digital meteorological station, such that it is possible to stipulate the lighting capacity of the systems at different times of the year.
