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Les enjeux du remplacement des lampes à incandescence. Des lampes «économiques», mais quelle qualité d’éclairage?

Rolando Ferrini
2010
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Abstract

Aujourd’hui les protocoles internationaux visant une réduction globale de la consommation d’énergie ont conduit à l’approbation de nouvelles législations qui, dans le domaine de l’éclairage, imposent le remplace- ment des lampes à incandescence par des lampes économiques. Si ces nouvelles sources permettent déjà de réaliser les économies d’énergie demandées, elles ne sont pas encore en mesure de garantir une qualité d’éclairage comparable à celle qui était fournie par les lampes classiques.

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Rolando Ferrini
2010
Journal Articles

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