Effects of replacing incandescent lamps with energy saving compact fluroescent lamps

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Sharma, R., Parsons, D. and Sippell, B.. 2009. "Effects of replacing incandescent lamps with energy saving compact fluroescent lamps." Zahedi, Ahmad (ed.) 47th Annual Conference of the Australian and New Zealand Solar Energy Society (Solar09). Townsville, Australia 29 Sep - 02 Oct 2009 Townsville, Australia.
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Effects of replacing incandescent lamps with energy saving compact fluroescent lamps

Presentation TypePaper
AuthorsSharma, R. (Author), Parsons, D. (Author) and Sippell, B. (Author)
EditorsZahedi, Ahmad
Journal or Proceedings Title47th Annual Conference of the Australian and New Zealand Solar Energy Society (Solar09): Program & Papers
Number of Pages9
Year2009
Place of PublicationTownsville, Australia
ISBN9780980558692
Web Address (URL) of Paperhttp://solar.org.au/papers/09papers/180_Sharma%20R%20etal.pdf
Conference/Event47th Annual Conference of the Australian and New Zealand Solar Energy Society (Solar09)
Event Details
47th Annual Conference of the Australian and New Zealand Solar Energy Society (Solar09)
Parent
Australian and New Zealand Solar Energy Society Annual Conference (ANZSES)
Delivery
In person
Event Date
29 Sep 2009 to end of 02 Oct 2009
Event Location
Townsville, Australia
Abstract

The Australian government has introduced a policy to replace all inefficient incandescent lamps with energy saving compact fluorescent lamps by 2010. However, unlike incandescence lamps, compact fluorescent lamps do not draw sinusoidal currents at almost unity power factor. Therefore, implementation of this policy may introduce
serious power quality problems for the power supply authorities. This paper investigates the impact of current harmonics generated by a number of different types of compact fluorescent lamps, commonly available in Australia, on the quality of the conventional supply. Experimental results are presented to show a comparison of the actual energy consumption, power factor, costs, Lumen levels and current harmonics of compact fluorescent lamps and incandescent lamps. These results show that the power quality and the amount of light output from compact fluorescent lamps do not depend on the cost of compact fluorescent lamps. Simulation results are presented using the experimental data to determine the impact of large influx of compact fluorescent lamps on the third harmonic component present neutral current. It is also shown in this paper that direct replacement of incandescent lamps by equivalent wattage compact fluorescent lamps may give rise to safety issues.

Keywordsincandescent lamps; compact fluorescent; energy saving; power supply; electricity suppliers
ANZSRC Field of Research 2020400805. Electrical energy transmission, networks and systems
330105. Architectural science and technology
401102. Environmentally sustainable engineering
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Byline AffiliationsDepartment of Electrical, Electronic and Computer Engineering
Faculty of Engineering and Surveying
Institution of OriginUniversity of Southern Queensland
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