Design of Exhibition Lighting Considering Damaging Impact of Light

IF 0.3 4区 工程技术 Q4 ENGINEERING, ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC
Sergey N. Sizy
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An important problem of museum exhibition lighting design is finding a balance between illumination conditions providing good visibility of exhibits and preserving them from damaging light impact. The article presents the study conducted as part of design of lighting for the Leonardo da Vinci Hall in the State Hermitage Museum. It is based on analysis of the data collected during lighting audit, modelling of the existing daylighting and electric lighting and comparison of the results of these activities with requirements of the applicable museum illumination regulations. The results of the study contain the substantiated conclusions on disadvantages of the existing lighting system of the hall and the design solution for modernisation of the lighting installation with recommendations for adjustment of the amount and chromaticity of daylighting and electric lighting, with the diagram of arrangement and aiming, and with the specification of lighting equipment. The study demonstrates that meeting the requirements to standardised vertical illuminance on exhibits does not guarantee that total exposure to daylighting and electric lighting does not exceed the limit allowable for their preservation. The analysis points out this problem, which is applicable to most of museums and galleries, and the developed lighting design for the said hall demonstrates a simple and affordable solution of it.
考虑光的破坏性影响的展览照明设计
博物馆展览照明设计的一个重要问题是在提供良好的展品可视性和保护它们免受破坏性光影响之间找到平衡。本文介绍了作为国家冬宫博物馆达芬奇大厅照明设计的一部分进行的研究。它是基于对在照明审核过程中收集的数据的分析、对现有的采光和电气照明进行建模,并将这些活动的结果与适用的博物馆照明法规的要求进行比较。研究结果包括对大厅现有照明系统的缺点的确凿结论,以及照明装置现代化的设计解决方案,建议调整采光和电气照明的数量和色度,并附有布置和瞄准图,以及照明设备的规格。研究表明,满足展品的标准化垂直照度要求并不能保证总暴露在日光和电力照明下不超过其保存所允许的限制。分析指出了这一问题,这一问题适用于大多数博物馆和画廊,并开发了该大厅的照明设计,为它提供了一个简单而经济的解决方案。
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Light & Engineering
Light & Engineering ENGINEERING, ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC-OPTICS
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1.00
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