Light & Engineering 31 (6)

Volume 31
Date of publication 12/13/2023
Pages 13–21

Evaluation of LED Luminaire Utilizatıon in Road Lighting Installations in Terms of Electrical Energy Qualty L&E, Vol.31, No.6, 2023

Articles authors:

Sermin Onaygil, Önder Güler, M. Berker Yurtseven

Sermin Onaygil, Ph. D., Professor, Doctor, has a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, received Master’s and Doctorate Degrees in Lighting Technique at Istanbul Technical University (ITU), Electrical Engineering Department. She continues her academic life at ITU Energy Institute, Energy Planning and Management Department. Founding member of the Turkish National Committee on Illumination (ATMK), Vice President now and represents Turkey in the Division 4 “Transportation and Exterior Applications”, Vice Director in the management team. She is still works as the Vice President of the Turkish Energy Efficiency and Management Association (EYODER) board of directors and serve as Vice President without Portfolio the CIE Administration Board in 2023–2027 term

Önder Güler, Professor of the Istanbul Technical University, Energy Institute. Member of the Turkish National Committee on Illumination and Society of Electrical Engineers. Research interests are road lighting, energy saving, energy consumption management in industry and buildings, wind energy, power quality

M. Berker Yurtseven, Ph. D., Assistant Professor of Istanbul Technical University, Energy Institute, graduated from Istanbul University, Mechanical Engineering Department in 2003. He got the M. Sc. degree in 2006 and Ph. D. degree in 2017 from Istanbul Technical University, Energy Institute. His research interests include photometric and radiometric measurements of LEDs, thermal management, and statistical analyses

Abstract:

In this study, three roads with M2 lighting class, which are currently illuminated with high pressure sodium lamp (HPSL) luminaires, in three different provinces of Turkey (Samsun, Trabzon, Denizli) were selected as pilot roads. The lighting quality values of the existing HPSL luminaire installations and the new LED installations are measured by a luminance meter and electrical energy quality values like the active, reactive power, current, voltage and the power factor, odd current and voltage harmonics, and the total harmonic distortion values of the current and voltage are measured with an energy analyser. The measurement results of the illumination and electrical quality values determined for the luminaires with HPLS and LED after conversion. Evaluations were made for 100 % working status of LED luminaires, M2, M3, and M4 lighting classes depending on the automation system.

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.33383/2023-042

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