QuickTime - Download the free player! Hybrid
Solar Lighting System (HSL) recently installed at the Museum
of Science & Energy in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, August 30,
2005
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Introduction |  |
Alpha Collector |
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How HSL Works |  |
Beta Collector |
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Color Temperature |  |
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The Hybrid Solar Lighting System (HSL) located at the NTRC Facility in Knoxville, TN |
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ORNL researcher Jeff Muhs inspects the new hybrid solar lighting system installed at the NTRC Facility in Knoxville, TN. |
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Chromaticity (Color) Values/CCT Match Sunlight -- See photo from our NTRC Facility comparing hybrid solar lighting to electric. | |
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IES,
AIA, and R&D Partners View HSL |
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Illumination Engineering Society regional meeting participants being briefed prior to a tour of ORNL’s HSL Laboratory -- feedback positive. | |
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Adaptive Full-Spectrum Solar Energy Systems Project Team Members view HSL for first time. The meeting was held November 13, 2002, at the NTRC facility. | |
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ORNL researchers Duncan Earl and Tonya McFadden install a large-core optical fiber in a "hybrid" light fixture. The hybrid fixture being developed by ORNL combines light from both the sun and electric lamps to more energy-efficiently illuminate commercial buildings where lighting is the single largest consumer of electricity. |
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