4.1 Flashcards

1
Q

_____ has played an important role in human activity throughout history.

A

Light

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2
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Up until the early part of the 20th century, people have relied on natural lighting and flame sources such as ____, __________, __________, _________, _______ and _______ but with the advent of electricity and incandescent lamps communities started switching to the safer, cost-effective electricity powered lighting.

A

wood, candle wax, whale oil, coal oil, coal gas, kerosene

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3
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the earliest known unit of illumination still used today

A

Foot-candle

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4
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_____________, a German chemist who invented a more efficient vacuum pump in ____ which was critical to the development of incandescent light bulbs.

A

Herman Sprengel, 1865

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5
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_______________, first developed a working incandescent light bulb using carbon-filament lamp in _______________

A

Joseph Swan, February 5, 1879

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6
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First to develop a commercially feasible electric light, a low-cost lamp that could remain lit for a long period of time.

A

Thomas Alva Edison

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7
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Thomas Alva Edison first announced the successful development of an incandescent lamp with a baked carbonized cotton thread filament in ________________

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December 21, 1879

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8
Q

What year did the Edison Electric Light Company power incandescent streetlights and lamps in parts of London and later in New York which served as a model for future utilities?

A

1882

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9
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On _____________. the Niagara Falls Power Company became the first commercial utility to produce and transmit hydroelectric power.

A

August 28, 1895

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10
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In ______, General Electric introduced fluorescent lighting, an electric light source that is more efficient than the incandescent lamp.

A

1939

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11
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Developed technical standards, specifications, and design techniques that govern the design and construction of building lighting and electrical systems.

A

Professional Organization

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12
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IESNA

A

Illuminating Engineering Society of North America

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13
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IALD

A

International Association of Lighting Designers

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14
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NEMA

A

National Electrical Manufacturers Association

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15
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ALA

A

American Lighting Association

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16
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Model code that specifies the minimum provisions necessary for protecting people and property from the use of electricity and electrical equipment.

A

National Electric Code (NEC)

17
Q

This applies to both the manufacture and installation of electrical equipment. Lighting installations powered by electricity must comply with this code.

A

National Electric Code (NEC)

18
Q

Addresses energy consumption in commercial and high-rise residential buildings. It sets minimum performance standards for building systems and components that have an impact on building energy consumption, including the building envelope, heating, ventilation and air-conditioning (HVAC) systems, and lighting.

A

ASHRAE/IESNA (American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Engineers/ Illuminating Engineers Society of North America)