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This document contains a paper on the utilization of electrical energy for an exam. The exam is 150 minutes long and contains 100 total marks. It contains 5 questions, each with multiple parts. Question 1 involves deriving an expression for Lambert's cosine law and explaining solid angle. It also involves calculating illumination from a lamp in a hall. Question 2 defines utilization factor, polar curves, reflection factor, and depreciation factor, and discusses incandescent and fluorescent lamps. Question 3 involves stating the inverse square law of illumination and explaining depreciation and utilization factors. It also involves calculating illumination between two lamps. Question 4 explains high pressure mercury vapor lamps with a construction diagram. Question 5 explains types of reflecting surfaces and glare. It is
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This document contains a paper on the utilization of electrical energy for an exam. The exam is 150 minutes long and contains 100 total marks. It contains 5 questions, each with multiple parts. Question 1 involves deriving an expression for Lambert's cosine law and explaining solid angle. It also involves calculating illumination from a lamp in a hall. Question 2 defines utilization factor, polar curves, reflection factor, and depreciation factor, and discusses incandescent and fluorescent lamps. Question 3 involves stating the inverse square law of illumination and explaining depreciation and utilization factors. It also involves calculating illumination between two lamps. Question 4 explains high pressure mercury vapor lamps with a construction diagram. Question 5 explains types of reflecting surfaces and glare. It is
This document contains a paper on the utilization of electrical energy for an exam. The exam is 150 minutes long and contains 100 total marks. It contains 5 questions, each with multiple parts. Question 1 involves deriving an expression for Lambert's cosine law and explaining solid angle. It also involves calculating illumination from a lamp in a hall. Question 2 defines utilization factor, polar curves, reflection factor, and depreciation factor, and discusses incandescent and fluorescent lamps. Question 3 involves stating the inverse square law of illumination and explaining depreciation and utilization factors. It also involves calculating illumination between two lamps. Question 4 explains high pressure mercury vapor lamps with a construction diagram. Question 5 explains types of reflecting surfaces and glare. It is
Paper: - Utilization of Electrical Energy (ET 233)
Teacher Name: Hazoor Ahmad
Time Allowed: - 150 Minutes. Max. Marks: - 100 Note: - Attempt all questions. All questions carry equal marks. Q.1: - a) Derive Expression for Lambert Cosine Law b) Explain Solid Angle OR a) Illustrate the nature of Light. b) A lamp giving an intensity of 1000 lumens per steradian is hung 6 meter over the center of the floor of a hall. Find the illumination first below the lamp and corner of the hall, neglecting reflection from the wall and the floor. Q.2: - a) Define the following. i) Utilization Factor ii) Polar Curves iii) Reflection Factor iv) Depreciation factor b) Write down the advantage and disadvantages of incandescent lamp OR a) Explain the construction and working of sodium vapor lamp. b) Write down the advantage and disadvantages of fluorescent lamp. Q.3: - a) State Inverse square law of illumination. b) Explain depreciation factor and utilization factor. OR Two lamps A & B of 250 and 450 C.P respectively are situated 110 meters apart. The height of A above the ground 10 meters and that of B is 20 meters. Calculate illumination at midway between the lamps on ground. Q.4: - Explain with construction and circuit diagram high pressure mercury vapor lamp. OR A lamp of 300cp is hung at the center of room 8m x 6m at a height of 3m from the floor calculate the maximum & minimum illumination produced. Also mention the places where it occurs. Q.5: - Explain all types of Reflecting Surfaces and Glare. OR Write note on the following. (i) Standard Reflectors (ii) Angle Reflectors (iii) Concentrating Reflectors
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Paper: - Utilization of Electrical Energy (ET 233)
Teacher Name: Hazoor Ahmad Time Allowed: - 150 Minutes. Max. Marks: - 100 Note: - Attempt all questions. All questions carry equal marks. Q.1: - a) Derive Expression for Lambert Cosine Law b) Explain Solid Angle OR a) Illustrate the nature of Light. b) A lamp giving an intensity of 1000 lumens per steradian is hung 6 meter over the center of the floor of a hall. Find the illumination first below the lamp and corner of the hall, neglecting reflection from the wall and the floor. Q.2: - a) Define the following. i) Utilization Factor ii) Polar Curves iii) Reflection Factor iv) Depreciation factor b) Write down the advantage and disadvantages of incandescent lamp OR a) Explain the construction and working of sodium vapor lamp. b) Write down the advantage and disadvantages of fluorescent lamp. Q.3: - a) State Inverse square law of illumination. b) Explain depreciation factor and utilization factor. OR Two lamps A & B of 250 and 450 C.P respectively are situated 110 meters apart. The height of A above the ground 10 meters and that of B is 20 meters. Calculate illumination at midway between the lamps on ground. Q.4: - Explain with construction and circuit diagram high pressure mercury vapor lamp. OR A lamp of 300cp is hung at the center of room 8m x 6m at a height of 3m from the floor calculate the maximum & minimum illumination produced. Also mention the places where it occurs. Q.5: - Explain all types of Reflecting Surfaces and Glare. OR Write note on the following. (i) Standard Reflectors (ii) Angle Reflectors (iii) Concentrating Reflectors