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Part A : Micro project proposal

6. Title : Compare power consumption of


(Fluorescent and LED) Lighting .
1.0) Aims/Benefits of the micro-project :-
1.Determine energy conservation in new lamp and old lamp .

2. To consumption energy in fluorescent lamp and LED.

3. For getting knowledge about fluorescent lamp and LED.

2.0) Course Outcomes Addressed :-

a) Interpret energy conservation policies in India.


b) Implement energy conservation techniques in electrical
machines.
c) Apply energy conservation techniques in electrical
installations.

3.0) Proposed Methodology :-


1)We discuss about group of five students for Micro-Project .

2)Then we form a group of five students.

3)Then we discuss about micro project topic.

4) Later we select 3 topic for micro project.

5) We select one topic for micro project.(i.e. Compare power consumption


of (Fluorescent and LED) lighting

6) We collect information about basic material for micro project 7) We collect

information about market survey.

8) We collect information about chock coil

9) We find the required component in local market

10) We collect specifications of electronic starter

11) We collect some required circuit in local market also few circuit not found in
Market
12) Then the remaining material we can search on web browser and google chrome

13) We after that discuss with team members and order the components on online
shops

14) We can cross check the deliver material .

15) Defective material replace and reorder the new material

16) We can start the work on plywood

17) Make the tower by using wooden stick

18) Make the connection in all part and check the circuitry 19) Then prepare a report

in the given format.

20) Submitted microproject.


4.0) Action plan:-

Sr.no. Details Of Action Plan Start Plan Finish Responsible


Date Date Team
Members
01. Group discussion 15/7/2027 20/08/2024 All group members

02. Group 22/07/2024 27/07/2024 All group members


Formation
03. Topic 05 /08/2024 10/08/2024 All group members
Discussion
04. Selection Of topic 12/08/2024 17/08/2024 All group members

05. Final Topic selection 19/09/2024 24/08/2024 All group members

06. Collect The Information 26/08/2024 31/08/2024 Yogesh, Rameshwar


For
Making Market
Survey
07. Collecting various 02/09/2024 06/09/2024 Onkar
Universal motors with
their application .
08. Find the component on 09/09/2024 14/09/2024 Pranjali
online shops
09. Collecting photos and 17/09/2024 22/09/2024 Bramhaji
video about microproject
10. Collect specifications of 23/09/2024 28/09/2024 Yogesh
circuits
11. Prepare report Part A 02/10/2024 04/10/2024 Bramhaji

12. Prepare report Part B 03/08/2024 10/10/2024 Onkar

13. Submitted the All group members


microproject.
5.0) Resources required ( major resources such as raw materials some
machining facility and software.)

Sr.no. Name of specifications quantity Remarks


resources
1 Dell Laptop 8GB RAM& 1 Available
256GB ROM
2 Syllabus copy 1 Available
3 Text book Techmax 1 Available

6.0) Name Of student with Roll Number:-

Sr no. Name of the group members Roll no. Enrollment No.

1 GAJARE PRANJALI SANTOSH 306 2200320040

2 KALE YOGESH MUKUND 331 2200320076

3 MALI BRAMHAJI NAVNATH 333 2200320079


4 MUNDE RAMESHWAR RAJEBHAU 336 2200320082

5 WAGHULE ONKAR ASHOK 343 2200320097


7. 0)Reference
1. Energy Efficiency
Fluorescent Lighting: Fluorescent tubes typically operate at 50-100
lumens per watt (lm/W). For example, a 32-watt fluorescent tube
(T8) provides around 2,500 to 3,000 lumens.
LED Lighting: LEDs are much more efficient, typically achieving 70-
150 lumens per watt. A 15-watt LED tube can produce 2,200-2,500
lumens, providing equivalent light output to a 32-watt fluorescent.
Reference: U.S. Department of Energy (DOE). “Energy Efficiency and
LED Lighting” DOE Report on Lighting Technology.
2. Lifespan
Fluorescent Lighting: Fluorescent lights have a typical lifespan of
7,000 to 15,000 hours.
LED Lighting: LEDs have a significantly longer lifespan, lasting
25,000 to 50,000 hours or more.
Reference: Lighting Research Center, Rensselaer Polytechnic
Institute. “Comparing the Lifetime of LED and Fluorescent Lamps”
LRC Study.
Fluorescent Lighting: A standard 32W T8 fluorescent lamp uses
about 32 watts of power for 2,500 lumens.
3. Power Consumption
LED Lighting: A comparable 15W LED tube provides the same light
output (2,500 lumens) but uses only 15 watts of power.
Reference: U.S. Department of Energy. “Comparing Lighting
Efficiency and Power Use” DOE Solid-State Lighting Program.
4. Cost Savings
Fluorescent Lighting: Though cheaper upfront, fluorescent lights
consume more energy, and their shorter lifespan means more
frequent replacement.
LED Lighting: While initially more expensive, LEDs offer significant
savings in power consumption and require fewer replacements,
making them more cost-effective over time.
Reference: International Energy Agency (IEA), “Cost-Effective
Lighting Solutions: LEDs vs. Fluorescent” IEA Report.

Conclusion:
LED lighting is far more efficient than fluorescent lighting, reducing
power consumption by nearly half while offering significantly longer
lifespans.
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