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EBOM-v4 EQc4:Interior lighting

Calculating Work Surface in a Manufacturing Environment

I am trying to fill out the Surface Reflectance tab of the Indoor Lighting spreadsheet. My project is in a 105,000 sq foot manufacturing plant. With the exception of the office area, almost all of my furnishings in plant are stainless steel and plexiglass. The problem is that I have 3.5 miles of stainless pipe, several thousand of feet of conveyors, and 66 very large pieces of equipment. How in the word do I calculate this?

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Thu, 07/28/2016 - 20:11

Some general approximations may be possible unless the entire space is a jumble. If the geometry of the space is too complex, this particular credit option may not be right for your space.

Fri, 07/29/2016 - 13:27

It is a jumble of piping, conveyors and equipment... I ended going A/D and G/H for the credit.

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