Spectral Analysis and Combination of Artificial Lighting in Controlled Environment for Tissue Culture

碩士 === 國立臺灣大學 === 農業機械工程學系 === 84 === The substitution of artificial light for daylight is found in so-called growing rooms where all natural daylight is excluded. Conventionally , fluorescent lamps are used. In order to improve the uniformity and...

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Main Authors: Ruey-Chi Jao, 饒瑞佶
Other Authors: Wei Fang
Format: Others
Language:zh-TW
Published: 1996
Online Access:http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/05001780659476670069
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Summary:碩士 === 國立臺灣大學 === 農業機械工程學系 === 84 === The substitution of artificial light for daylight is found in so-called growing rooms where all natural daylight is excluded. Conventionally , fluorescent lamps are used. In order to improve the uniformity and reduce the number of lamps required,without reducing the amount of light required, the effects of using reflecting surfaces were studied . The mov- able downward plus vertical sideward light mounting fixture developed can also meet the two goals mentioned when comparing with the conventional fixed mounting downward lighting system. Spectroradiometer was used to retrieve the spectral distribu- tion information of 18 commercially available fluorescent lamps. Cumulative distributions of light provided by each lamp is then formulated by using regression technique.The equations are comp- uterized to allow the calculation of spectral bin data ( light level within a given waveband ) and ratio of light level among waveband.The conversion factors from photometric unit to quantum unit for all lamps are also derived. A simulation software was developed to enable the design of the light environment on bench using combine-lamps. The spectral distribution and the spatial distribution of combine-lamps on a given area can be revealed.The uniformity of the light level can be calculated. Other results of this study including (1) comparing the spec- tral distribution of combine-lamps with the active photosyn- thetic response curve and define a mismatching index to quantify the results of comparison , ( 2 ) define a term named ''Apparent Photosynthetically Photon Flux Density'' (APPFD)(3)Ratio of APPFD to PPFD can provide a clear understanding on how sensitive of the plant in terms of photosynthes is when receiving a photon provided by the given light source.