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sameh120
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Lux Calculation

12/05/2006 1:57 PM

I need help with lux caluclation and its input be the data about place. Please let me know how many lamps it need and the watt and give me intenisity and flux and the space to height ratio and give me type of lamps suitable i wish some one help me and send to me link to download this program iwish thank u all
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citron71
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Re: Lux Calculation

12/06/2006 6:08 AM

Lux level calculation softwares are available with manufacturers. Check out Phillips website for example.

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Re: Lux Calculation

07/27/2008 3:22 AM

4x3mm office room is required 500lux .how is the calculation
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Re: Lux Calculation

07/29/2009 6:20 AM

CAN some one explain to me how to use dilux software, cause is giving me complications. I dont understand the software... from the first step. responce will be appreciated..
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mugam77
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Re: Lux Calculation

04/08/2011 7:54 AM

i need help with lux calculation, and input data, lamps lumems other details given
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