英文摘要 |
As the national income increases year by year, people’s living standards are being raised, which bring about the popularity of electrical appliances, and make power consumption continue to go up. Lighting takes the lead of power consumption in the average household electric appliances, accounting for about 30% of the energy consumption. Choice of lighting, however, really matters to illumination quality and overall feelings. Consequently, in addition to energy efficiency also should be considered are the color rendering and color temperature of the lighting. In the green architectural design, particularly in the daily energy-saving indicators, energy-efficient lighting has been taken as an important evaluation criterion, and has become the focus of domestic architectural energy-efficiency activities, in the hope of replacing inefficient lighting with alternative energy-efficient ones, and using this energy-efficient approach to create a living environment of high-quality lighting. Presently in the market there are a variety of lighting sources available, which can suit different building space usage patterns, and provide very convenient applications. These products may be claimed to have energy-saving effects, but what about their illumination efficiency Since domestic articles of relevant researches are not yet available, this study takes the spiral- and U-shaped fluorescent lamps with built-in stabilizers, commonly used in residential households, as the research object and investigates and measures their lighting qualities based on energy-saving features, illumination efficiencies, color rendering, color temperature and color spectrum, to provide references to consumers for replacement with energy-saving lighting products. |