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| Mar27-08, 01:50 PM | #1 |
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Recording power and lumens for light bulbs.
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Which is more efficient, or has the highest lm/W, a lower- or higher-power light bulb? To find out, look at bulbs and record the power and lumens. 2. Relevant equations Lumen, lm, = P or luminous flux. 3. The attempt at a solution Power of the light bulbs would be the number of watts, correct? I am confused as to how to calculate the lumens of a light bulb. My teacher said that we can just look at bulb boxes at a store, so I know no measuring of surfaces is involved. Thanks in advance. |
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| Mar27-08, 04:19 PM | #2 |
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In europe, the number of Lumen will be present on the box.
I Have 2 boxes here that say: 230 V, 60 W, 710 Lumen 230 V, 100 W, 1340 Lumen Kind of bulb: "Pearl" so I don't think there is any calculation involved. I'd try to get some more datapoints |
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