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Dorrance H. Hamilton Building Josh Kreutzberger Lighting/Electrical Penn State Architectural Engineering Senior Thesis Building Overview Thomas Jefferson University (TJU) Philadelphia, PA Medical Education 129,000 ft 2 with an


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Dorrance H. Hamilton Building

Josh Kreutzberger

Lighting/Electrical Penn State Architectural Engineering Senior Thesis

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Building Overview

Thomas Jefferson University (TJU)

Philadelphia, PA

Medical Education 129,000 ft2 with an additional 60,000 ft2 plaza area 6 stories above grade with 2 story underground parking garage Architect: Burt Hill

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Presentation Outline

Lighting Depth Classroom Auditorium Lobby Electrical Depth Central Transformer vs. Distributed Transformers Construction Management Breadth Cost Analysis Bus Duct vs. Feeders Construction Management Breadth Cost Analysis Motor Control Center Conclusions

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Classroom (5th Floor)

Design Objectives

  • Reading/Writing Tasks
  • Illuminance target = 50fc
  • Accent Blackboard
  • Dimmable Fixtures for use

with VDT Screen

  • ASHRAE 90.1 Standards
  • 1.4 W/ft2
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Classroom Lighting Plan

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Classroom Isolines

Power Density = 1.31 W/ft2 Average Illuminance on Workplane = 49.6 fc

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Classroom Renderings

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Auditorium

Design Objectives

  • Reading/Writing Tasks
  • Illuminance target = 50fc
  • Accent Blackboard
  • Dimmable Fixtures for use

with VDT Screen

  • Use Cove Luminaires
  • ASHRAE 90.1 Standards
  • 1.4 W/ft2
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Auditorium Section

Cove Luminaires

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Auditorium Lighting Plan

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Auditorium Renderings

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Auditorium Pseudo Color

Average Illuminance on the Work Plane is 42.3 fc. Power Density is 1.47 W/ft2.

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Lobby

Design Objectives

  • Circulation - Task
  • Illuminance target = 5fc
  • Aesthetically Appealing
  • Sparkle
  • Accent Architecture
  • Highlight Elevators &

Doorways

  • ASHRAE 90.1 Standards
  • 1.3 W/ft2
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Lobby Lighting Plan

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Lobby Isolines

Average Illuminance on the Work Plane is 22.1 fc. Power Density is 1.05 W/ft2.

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Lobby Renderings

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Central vs. Distributed Transformers

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Central vs. Distributed Transformers

Cost Analysis – Construction Management Breadth Distributed Transformers are 10.0% cheaper and cost $24,120 less than the Central Transformer.

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Busduct vs. Feeders

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Busduct vs. Feeders

Cost Analysis – Construction Management Breadth Busduct is 7.6% cheaper and costs $4,508 less than the individual feeders.

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Motor Control Center

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Motor Control Center - Sizing

600 amp busduct is needed. A 600-amp busduct will need 6X number of spaces. Total of 93X number of spaces. Since there are 12X spaces per section, I will need 8 sections. Final dimensions of the motor control center are 16” deep, 90” high, and 180” long.

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Motor Control Center Layout

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Conclusion

Lighting Depth

Classroom

Target Illuminance = 50 fc, 49.6 fc average Accent Blackboard Dimmable Fixtures for use with VDT Screen ASHRAE 90.1 Standards

1.31 W/ft2 calculated, 1.4 W/ft2 allowed

Auditorium

Target Illuminance = 50 fc, 42.3 fc average Accent Blackboard Dimmable Fixtures for use with VDT Screen Use Cove Luminaires ASHRAE 90.1 Standards

1.47 W/ft2 calculated, 1.4 W/ft2 allowed

Lobby

Target Illuminance = 5 fc, 22.1 fc average Aesthetically Appealing/Sparkle Accent Architecture Highlight Elevators and Doorways Dimmable Fixtures for use with controls ASHRAE 90.1 Standards

1.05 W/ft2 calculated, 1.3 W/ft2 allowed

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Conclusion

Electrical Depth

Distributed Transformers vs. Central Transformer

Distributed Transformers are 10.0% cheaper and cost $24,120 less than the Central Transformer. Recommendation: Go with the Distributed Transformers due to the cheaper system cost even when the sixth floor transformer is added.

Busduct vs. Feeders

Busduct is 7.6% cheaper and costs $4,508 less than the individual feeders. Recommendation: Go with the Busduct due to the cost savings and square footage savings.

Motor Control Center

Recommendation: Go with the MCC due to the square footage savings and the organization provided with a MCC.

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Thanks!

Questions? Comments?

Acknowledgments Design Firms The Lighting Practice Burt Hill AE Faculty

  • Dr. Mistrick
  • Prof. Dannerth
  • Prof. Parfitt
  • Prof. Holland

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