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Forum topic by swoper | posted 09-13-2013 03:18 PM | 1595 views | 0 times favorited | 9 replies |
Hi I have found a Jet 12 inch t.s. don't know much about 12 inch saws. what are my main concerns with blades, power supply or parts. I want a better saw then a contractor type and this looks like a good buy. -- Harry, Jackson Mi |
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#1 posted 09-13-2013 08:12 PM |
Are you talking about a Jet 12" cabinet saw? The 10" Jets are great saws and the 12" is, well the same basic saw, but takes a 12" blade. They come with either a 3hp or 5 hp motor and they run only on 220V. 12" blades will naturally cost more than 10" blades. 3hp will probably be adequate, but for cutting at full capacity, I would go with 5hp. Parts are readily available from Jet. They are made in Taiwan and considered high end over Grizzly. They are on a par with Powermatic, Delta, General and Sawsafe. |
#2 posted 09-13-2013 08:58 PM |
Sawsafe Is that a new competitor to Sawstop? I want a better saw then a contractor type and this looks like a good buy. any pics of the 12" jet? how good a deal is it? -- there's a solution to every problem.......you just have to be willing to find it. |
#3 posted 09-13-2013 10:10 PM |
Depends on the vintage of the Jet 12" saw. Just say no to Puni-saws! |
#4 posted 09-13-2013 11:06 PM |
Hi guys this is just a average craigslist saw a rusty 12" jet in need of rehab, I talked to seller today and was told a friend was interested in it and if he refused I would get a call back. I am looking for a older cabinet saw that is reasonably priced this one was 400 a fair price just what I wanted, just was not sure of a 12inch verses a 10. -- Harry, Jackson Mi |
#5 posted 09-14-2013 01:58 AM |
aren't 12" blades more expensive than 10" blades. -- there's a solution to every problem.......you just have to be willing to find it. |
#6 posted 09-14-2013 04:42 AM |
"aren't 12" blades more expensive than 10" blades." They are, but not twice as much. A good quality 12" blade is more robust, most have thicker carbide, good for several grinds. My observation, the larger blades with the more mass of the machine, larger arbor, more hp and torque, better and stiffer bearing arrangement, the carbide edges hold up longer. Most 10" blades are pretty much throw away. |
#7 posted 09-14-2013 07:21 PM |
unbob, You are talking about machines that are really not suitable for the average home shop woodworker. Machines like yours are more suitable in a production shop. I had the opportunity to buy a Delta 14" RAS, 7-1/2hp, but even though it was a good price, I passed on it. Too much of a saw for my use. A 10" cabinet saw serves me perfectly. |
#8 posted 09-14-2013 08:13 PM |
Yes that can be true, but everyone does different things. |
#9 posted 09-17-2013 09:49 AM |
Hi everyone after thinking it over I decided to go with a unisaw . The 12 inch Jet was rusty and needed to be reassembled all for 400, the Unisaw is a 1 owner well maintained saw it cost me 500. First thing is to upgrade the fence and maybe get a mobile base for it. -- Harry, Jackson Mi |
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...its his LF, of course, which has been diagnosed with DDFT and collateral ligament damage on MRI. However from the top (which after all is where we nearly always stand to look at feet) he looks a lot more symmetrical; a change in angle can be a useful viewing point.
The sole shot shows a foot which isn't too bad, although flat and lacking structure.
Interestingly if anything the LF has better media-lateral balance than the RF, although the back of the LF is a lot weaker. The MRI also showed collateral ligament damage to the RF, which fits with what we can see in the photos.
This is a more robust digital cushion than the LF but the foot looks as it is overloading medially. We will see if this changes once he is out of shoes.Lots to like about these feet, and there will be more on Lenny soon.

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Located in Rome Historic Centre, this hotel is within 1 mi (2 km) of Piazza del Popolo, Villa Borghese, and National Gallery of Modern Art. Pantheon and Piazza Navona are also within 1 mi (2 km).
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Session: LED Phosphors Wednesday, October 15: 11:30
Hybrid Nanocrystal LEDs : harvesting virtual photons
We engineer GaN photonic quasicrystal LEDs to allow efficient non-radiative pumping of nanocrystal color converters. We demonstrate improved colour conversion efficiencies and raise the prospect of high efficiency hybrid nanocrytsal/GaN LED providing user driven CRI customisation.
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Session: Emerging production technologies Tuesday October, 14: 16:00
How Friction Stir Welding (FSW) improves LED performance
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High efficiency lighting will enable to tap a huge reservoir of energy, but LEDs need to reach efficiencies higher than the dominant fluorescents lamps, to have a lower cost of ownership. To achieve this, LEDs have to perform at the physical limits of electricity-to-light conversion efficiency, requiring mastering of the intrinsic electrical and optical properties of the materials. Today's LEDs operate in the blue range with both 90%+ internal quantum efficiency (IQE) and light extraction efficiency (LEEs). However, the 90%+ performance of IQE is only obtained in the blue/violet spectral range at low carrier injection. The required operation at high current densities, a prerequisite to lower lamp costs, leads to nonlinear phenomena, which diminish the IQE, the droop. A recent measurement of hot electron generation in LEDs points to Auger non-radiative recombination as the main cause of droop. The "green gap" of IQE in the green-yellow spectral range also presents major hurdles. I will introduce some paths to solve droop and/or green gap: designing better LED structures leading to diminished carrier densities at high current injection, avoiding c-plane limitations by new substrates (semipolar and non polar GaN), using new concepts of active materials (quantum wires, QWRs, quantum dots, QDs), relying on lasers as alternatives to LEDs, switching to large Si substrates, …
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Smart Lighting in the Internet-of-Things era – Past, present and future
Affordable, easy to use and robust smart lighting networks like the NXP/TCP/Greenwave's Connected Lighting system and the Philips Hue have become a reality and are available in retail since 2012. This is due to the availability of low cost, low power wireless microcontrollers, LED lamps with long lifetime, ubiquitous presence of smartphone and tablet for intuitive control and standardized networking protocols. Today consumer experience is further enhanced with brighter tunable white and wide color gamut RGB(W) lamps, coverage of more lamp form factors and innovative apps integrating lighting in e.g. gaming and other consumer applications. Also cost is lowered continuously. Examples of this will be presented. Adoption in both professional as residential application will be accelerated by standardization of wireless network communication protocols example by industry consortia like The Connected Lighting Alliance and improvement of both ease-of-use and security with NFC authentication and commissioning. MSO's and utilities drive the deployment of full home automation networks and services that include smart lighting. As these are internet connected this gives rise to cyber security issues. By adopting best practices from banking and e-government applications like the use of secure elements these concerns can be addressed.
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Smart LED Drivers: Active Thermal Management and Visible Light Communication in Industrial LED Modules
Solid-state lighting using LEDs provides increased mean-time-before-failure and higher efficacy compared to traditional fluorescent, HID and incandescent lamps. The distributed nature of lighting modules in commercial and industrial environments makes them ideally suited to act as sensor nodes, connected in a mesh network, within smart buildings. The Smart Lighting Modules can be equipped with a communication transceiver and a wide variety of sensors to locally detect temperature, power consumption, ambient light, occupancy, noise, motion, humidity and smoke. This talk will address two topics; (1) advanced driver schemes to extend LED lifetime through active thermal management and redundancy and (2) integrating the power conversion and communications functions in high-power LED modules using Visible Light Communication (VLC).
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Session: LED Phosphors Wednesday October, 15: 11:30
Remote phosphors for lighting
Solid state lighting is rapidly taking over as the preferred lighting and backlighting method, due to the high efficiency and long lifetime of LEDs. In the common approach to generate white light, a colour conversion material (or phosphor) is put directly on top of a blue-emitting LED, which puts stringent requirements on the performance of the phosphors. Although the number of phosphors is sheer endless – considering all possible combinations between dopant(s) and host compounds – only a surprisingly low number are currently used in LEDs. Therefore we highlight the spectral, temporal and thermal requirements for LED phosphors. An alternative consists of spatially separating the LED chip and the phosphor in a so-called remote phosphor design. In this presentation we focus on the advantages and challenges of this particular approach, compared to on-chip phosphors. Both traditional phosphors and quantum dots are considered.
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3D printing, also known as additive manufacturing, is a method for making three-dimensional objects from a digital model without tools or molds. Objects are made by laying down successive patterned layers of materials. Compared to injection molding, 3D printing is faster and less expensive for low volumes: cycle time is minutes instead of weeks. "Shape complexity for free" and "consumer mass personilazation" are attributes linked to 3D printing. Materials are not limited to plastics: also various kinds of metals and ceramics are available. 3D printing offers enormous flexibility to demonstrate and manufacture, e.g., holders and heat sinks for LED lighting.
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Various kinds of nanostructures and conductive materials can also be 3D printed. This opens possibilities to embed electronics with optics or even printing LED sources or displays (inkjet-printed quantum dots). This presentation gives the state-of-the-art of 3D printing for LED lighting and highlights its future opportunities.
Advanced Applied Metrology for novel SSL
Since the establishment of basic Metrology for SSL, products have significantly changed and became more complex. Therefore, there is still a demand for Metrology for novel SSL. Moreover, the focus of Metrology for SSL has shifted to: Advanced Applied Metrology for novel SSL which provides so called reference "multi-standards" and harmonized written international standards for testing. Advanced Applied Metrology for novel SSL demands the development of a new generation of transfer standards especially made for test laboratories, not only to provide a traceable anchor point for their setups to assign SI traceable values to a measured quantity, but also to enable test laboratories to check the influence of SSL product dependent characteristics on a test result. The European Metrology Research Programme (EMRP) is providing support to the project called "ENG62 MESaIL" aiming to fill this gap. Absence of international written standards and testing programs is one of the obstacles in the uptake of SSL products by the EU market with full user confidence. Therefore, any contribution to speed up the process of harmonization is very welcome. International Energy Agency (IEA) 4E SSL Annex is working on this subject since 2010 and is aiming to significantly reduce the obstacles in the coming 5 years. In this talk, a roadmap for the Advanced Applied Metrology for novel SSL will be presented, with the focus on the harmonization of reference and written standards. The results of recent developments in Europe including comparisons among NMIs and test laboratories will be discussed.
Nano-particles sintering technics
Powders technologies are present for many years in our environment for components manufacturing. The development of nanomaterials and suitable processes to use them lead to high performances materials today which can be interesting in the field of in lighting. Indeed, electrical insulating property, electrical and/or thermal conductivity may be required depending expected function of components. The technological platform for materials innovation "Poudrinnov" can contribute to the next developments for LED application. For instance, SPS technology (Spark Plasma Sintering), Powder Injection Molding and additive manufacturing processes can offer new opportunities in the production of complex shape and multi-materials components.
Benefit metrics are the key to greater value from SSL
The over-arching reason for installing electric lighting is to provide benefits to users such as safety, security, productivity, and well-being. We presently have very limited ability to engineer those benefits because we do not have the ability to measure lighting as it supports those benefits. For nearly a century we have implicitly assumed that meeting a recommended photopic illuminance level supports the expected benefits. Over that same time period a great deal has been learned about the impact of light on human neurophysiology and behaviour. These studies from neuroscience form the realization that meeting a photopic illuminance level may or may not support the desired benefit at the lowest cost. Therefore, until new benefit metrics are developed and utilized the full economic potential of SSL technology will remain unrealized. Several new benefit metrics based upon neuroscience have recently been proposed. Lighting specifications can use these benefit metrics to better realize the economic potential from SSL for different applications. And because benefits can now be engineered, greater value can be realized for manufacturers and specifiers, as well as for the users of SSL.
Session: LED Markets Tuesday October, 14: 09:30
2014 LED Industry Update : Highlights and Future Trends
In 2013, the LED technology has really started to spread beyond general lighting, with LED penetration rate superior to 5% in some applications (such as residential lighting, commercial lighting and road and street lighting). However, to enable massive adoption of the technology, LED-products still require a cost decrease in order to be able to compete with incumbent technologies (CFL, halogen…). Additionally, the switch from a display driven market to a Solid State Lighting (SSL) driven market poses a lot of challenges for the many LED manufacturers that are not vertically integrated all the way through lamps / luminaires. In 2014, after years of anticipation, promises and excitement, General Lighting is no more "at the corner" for the LED industry. However, to successfully convert this opportunity into bottom cash lines, the industry will have to undergo some major transformations, and many challenges await. First of all, the highly fragmented LED industry with more than hundreds of chip makers and thousands of packaging companies needs some serious consolidations. Secondly, the paradigm changes of SSL implied that it's not anymore simply about making bulbs and sticking them into luminaires: to reap the full benefits of LEDs, products will have to be designed out of the box, almost from the chip to the final installation in our living room or city hall. Developments toward technical innovation and manufacturing excellence both also appear as mandatory conditions to continue to decrease the "$/lm" of LED device. However manufacturers should not focus only on reducing packaged LED costs, but they should also decrease other component costs (IC driver/power supply, optics…) as light source cost reduction will reach its limit. Beside organization and rationalization, the industry must also educate all the stakeholders. This mean not only consumers but also architects, developers, light designers, contractors (…). In this presentation, we will present an overview of the LED market and industry, detailing: market metrics, key players, recent trends, technology under development, concrete examples (…).
LED Drivers and Controls
Compared to the voltage converters as a voltage source, LED drivers function as a current source to provide LEDs a regulated current for the desired ligting. Based on the equivalent circuit model of LEDs, the constant-current and constant-voltage drive strategies for different LED lighting applications are illustrated. Considering the LED light characteristics, the linear and burst-mode dimming controls are introduced. The features of the single-loop and dual-loop control mechanisms used for LED driver systems are detailed. For the time-domain and frequency-domain circuit simulations, a convenient mathematical model uses only three V-I points: knee point, rated point, and maximum point on the LED V-I curve, which can be directly obtained from the LED datasheets, to generate the look-up table of the piecewise linear behavior model instead of the conventional complicated and time-consuming equivalent circuit model.
Session: Smart & the city Wednesday October, 15: 13:30
Brussels Ring 0 : Experience feedback on the first highway in Belgium enlightened with LED
LED lighting in the eyes of the people : City of Jyväskylä's approach to user-oriented outdoor lighting
Jyväskylä, the seventh biggest city in Finland is a lively and attractive place to live and the northernmost City of Light in the world. Jyväskylä is the winner of the international city.people.light competition from year 2009. The jury specially pointed out, that the lighting in the city is done for the inhabitants, not for the bright image of the city. Jyväskylä nowadays promotes over 80 illuminations, done by the city and by private property owners. In Jyväskylä lighting is an essential part of urban planning. The speech is about outdoor lighting from the users' point of view. Temporary LED park in Lutakko housing area has displayed several different types of led pole luminaires and it has been introduced widely to the residents but also to designers and property managers. The aim of the project was to show good and less good examples and to make decision making easier. Choosing led luminaires nowadays is a real challenge, even to lighting professionals. LED park has been very practical tool in helping different apartment building actors to find a solution to replace mercury lighting in their yards. Other case introduced is a brand new housing area called Äijälänranta which is the first area fully illuminated with led lights. With luminaire-based programming the crossings and pathways are always brighter than the street areas. There are three different lighting schemes; normal lighting (lighting class ME4b), active hours (ME4a) and night time lighting (ME6). The city will collect information from the users after the system has been fully in action for one year (last quarter of 2015). The information will be used in future lighting design projects.
Luminescent Materials for LEDs with Ultimate Efficiency and Color Quality
He joined OSRAM in 1998 and was heading several epi and product development projects for InGaN high power LEDs. Since 2006 he has been heading the InGaN LED chip and epi development at OSRAM.
LED technology for high performance applications
We provide an overview on the ThinGaN technology and discuss recent improvements which have enabled (AlGaIn)N-based light-emitting diodes to further extend the range of their applications. In particular, excellent scalability of chip sizes and low electric losses make related devices predestinated for the use in high-power and high-luminance tasks. Excellent stability data under demanding conditions are shown, which are the fundament for the operation of UX:3-based devices in automotive applications requiring high reliability at current densities.
Session: Intelligent Lighting in Intelligent Building Wednesday October, : 15:30
LiFi : The step-change in the available capacity of wireless communication
The business model of the lighting industry is changing. Light as a Service is almost guaranteed and it will result in a merger between the lighting and communications industries. Lighting companies now have the opportunity to become infrastructure providers, offering communication services as part of an integrated value proposition. Li-Fi, the high-speed, bidirectional and networked delivery of mobile communications through visible light creates a unique opportunity for this inevitable merger. Li-Fi enabled lighting infrastructure can become the backbone in facilitating the Internet of Things, able to satisfy the exponential growth in wireless data demand. It can provide a step-change in the available capacity of wireless communications. Li-Fi is not a protocol for lighting control. It is a disruptive technology that will complement existing communications and revolutionize value propositions within the lighting industry.
From 1995 to 2003, he was staff member at CNRS working on the physical properties of III-nitride based semiconducting nanostructures for optoelectronics.
In 2004, he was appointed tenure-track Assistant Professor at the EPFL (Ecole polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne) and promoted Full Professor in Physics in 2009. He was awarded the Sandoz Family Foundation grant for Academic Promotion and received in 2010 the "Nakamura Lecturer" award from the University of California at Santa Barbara.
Smart Lighting : new tool for light design
Multiple tools for management, dimming and programming the lighting are offered to our young generation of lighting designers. They helps, of course to save energy and increase the maintenance capacities, but moreover to compose a more refined lighting and to adapt it to the real nighttime uses. Temporality, of the night, of the week of the year, become a new expression possibility for the project. Through different projects delivered by our team, we will evaluate different possibilities and experimentations offered to lighting designers, today.
Does Nanowire LED become a reality ?
The high-brightness, packaged LED market is forecasted to reach billion by 2016. However, significant cost-reduction breakthroughs are needed to allow continued market growth. Up to now, the driving forces were first an increase of the performances in terms of lm/W (which is now clamped close to the maximum theoretical value) and secondly an increase of the substrate sizes in order to decrease the lumen cost. But conventional LEDs (either on sapphire or on silicon) suffer from large lattice and thermal coefficient mismatches between the active area and the substrates that prevents LED industry to continue to benefit from cost reduction thanks to the scaling effect.
Wide-bandgap gallium nitride nanowires are considered to be able to change the paradigm and are foreseen as attractive building blocks for high efficiency and low cost solid-state lighting applications. In this paper, we will present an overview of this innovative technology.
Bring Energy Efficiency in Buildings to the next level by intelligent lighting
Energy saving made easy thanks to smart lighting control Worldwide approximately one fifth of the electrical current is used for lighting. In 2000 the European Climate Change Programme (ECCP) calculated a saving potential of 24 million tones CO2 per year for lighting in the non-residential area (15 % of the total consumption at that time). Recent calculations even assume a cost saving potential of 4.3 billion Euros in the EU. This equals in kilowatt hours the emission of twelve medium-sized power plants or more than 50 million barrels of oil or 28 million tones CO2 per year. With this the ECCP estimation would be exceeded significantly. Only few consumers calculate the total cost of ownership of a lighting installation, meaning not only the investment but also the power consumption and the lifetime of the lamps. That is why still systems are installed, which seem to be low-priced at first sight, but in the end result in being energy inefficient, cost driver and, therefore, as environmental burden. For OSRAM sustainable environmental protection is part of the daily business. Innovative products are the prerequisite for energy efficient lighting solutions which do not only ensure low electricity costs but also contribute to a reduction of carbon dioxide emissions. Replacing conventional products with new, energy efficient solutions protects the environment and even reduces (operating) costs. In this presentation we will show examples of intelligent lighting controls and how they can contribute to a sustainable development and offer new opportunities.
Session: Power supply and Drivers Tuesday October, 14: 14:00
Adding Intelligence to LED Drivers
Not too long ago, a light bulb needed to switch on and off, and maybe dim if you wanted to get fancy, but that was it. The introduction of LEDs shook the foundation of the lighting world, and currently, the introduction of intelligence to these lighting networks is poised to once more redefine how we think about lighting. LED power supplies have begun to integrate several different technologies, such as ZigBee, DMX, KNX, and yes, even DALI, to not only improve lighting conditions but also collect information and increase efficiency of a system. This presentation will take a look into how drivers function in these communication schemes, and we will see discuss how it is sometimes difficult to communicate across different protocols. Typically, LED power supplies are suited for only one particular communication protocol. However, RECOM has now come out with a state-of-the-art smart driver which seamlessly integrates many of these technologies into one very versatile package.
LED and technology transfert at CNRS
Le CNRS a défini en 2011/2012 ses axes stratégiques d'innovation, représentant des domaines scientifiques les plus porteurs de valorisation, et pour lesquels il dispose d'actifs forts en termes humains (équipes et unités de renommée internationale), matériels (équipements de pointe) et immatériels (portefeuilles de brevets, publications et savoir-faire). Ces axes sont susceptibles de conduire à des innovations à fort potentiel de valorisation et de donner lieu à des avancées majeures pour la société. Parmi eux, celui de l'«Optoélectronique, lasers et nouvelles sources de rayonnement» inclut dans son périmètre les LED. Au de là de sa mission originelle de transfert de technologies innovantes vers l'industrie, France Innovation Scientifique et Transfert SA (FIST SA), filiale du CNRS et de Bpifrance Financement, réalise, dans le cadre de ces Axes Stratégiques d'Innovations, des études approfondies. Nous nous proposons de présenter notre vision des LED associant des données marché, une chaîne de valeurs, des informations technologiques, des laboratoires CNRS, des cartographies brevets … dans une optique de constitution de portefeuilles de brevets solides et cohérents à proposer aux industriels en réponse à leurs attentes.
Experience and Expertise Irina joined Dow Corning in 2004 as an office manager in the company's Moscow division. She was later assigned a cross area marketing role in support of Dow Corning's geographic expansion in Eastern Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States. She joined the Electronics Solutions team in 2007, where she held various regional and global marketing responsibilities for Dow Corning's Automotive and Power Electronics market.
New LED Design Concepts Enabled by Optical Silicones
Today's LED lamps and luminaires evolved from the materials available at the time of their design. From this, one may accurately intuit that advances in materials technology always translate into more sophisticated LED designs. However, with the recent emergence of moldable optical silicones, the advances in higher-performing LED concepts have progressed exponentially, rather than linearly, and promise to usher in a new generation of deeply competitive and highly reliable solid-state light sources for architecture, outdoor illumination and other high-brightness general lighting applications. Moldable optical silicones are much more than an easily moldable substitute for glass, or a more photo-thermally stable alternative to plastics. Driven by increasing market demand, these materials are actually redefining the boundaries for LED module, lamp and luminaire design from the ground up. The breakthrough potential of this highly advanced technology, however, brings the challenge of learning how to re-approach traditional optical design using a novel materials chemistry with unique properties and greatly expanded capabilities. This presentation will detail the design of several inspired, yet real-world LED lighting applications made possible only through the use of high-performance moldable optical silicone technology. Pending customer approval, examples may range from multifunctional or high-precision lenses, substantially larger optical parts and transparent or reflective components able to deliver more reliably consistent performance after long exposure to extreme lumen densities or temperatures of 150 C. In addition, the presentation will demonstrate the innovative ways that silicones are solving challenges in the assembly and manufacturing of LED Lighting components and parts.
LUCI nowadays brings together over 65 municipalities across the world, as well as 35 lighting professionals and companies as associated members. Through the organisation of international events and conferences, and its involvement in various lighting projects and research, LUCI creates spaces for exchange of knowledge and good practices in urban lighting.
Previously, Alexandre Colombani was the Director of Cabinet for the Mayor of the 9th district of Lyon. He has also worked for the Mayor of Chambery and was specifically involved in urban planning and safety issues.
He holds a Msc in Regional and Urban Planning from the London School of Economics and a degree in Political Science from the Institut d'Etudes Politiques in Lille.
Towards a European Lighting Strategy
A European Strategy for Lighting is required since the lighting industry is undergoing the biggest transformation since the times of Thomas Edison. This is driven by rapid technology innovation (esp. in Solid State Lighting) and European energy efficiency regulation
The transformation provides challenges and opportunities for European users and lighting industry (see 2011 Green Paper "Lighting the Future"). A coherent European strategy for policy coordination and innovation is crucial to support development and wider uptake of energy efficient lighting products, foster the competitiveness of European industry, secure employment, and ensure Europe's role as key technology leader. The talk will elaborate on this strategy which also links to the results of the just completing CIP funded lighting city demonstration projects LED4ART and ILLUMINATE (http://www.cip4led.eu/) as well the coverage of proposals of the first calls of Horizon 2020 plus the opportunities for 2015 and beyond.
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Secrets to Using Polymers to Replace Metal and Manage Heat Build-up in Thermal Applications.
New options for creating innovative lighting systems are available for designers and manufacturers. For example, thermally conductive engineered polymers can now be used to replace aluminum as an efficient heat exchanger in LED lighting designs. These thermally conductive polymers can be engineered into final lighting designs with the support of computer-aided heat dissipation and modeling simulation. Replacing metal with injection moldable polymers opens up a new level of design freedom, giving lighting designers and manufacturers the ability to create differentiated styles and concepts that fulfill their goals for performance and design. Polymers also reduce weight and create manufacturing efficiencies that help lower overall system cost. Cost savings are also possible through material savings, scrap reduction, secondary operation elimination, cycle time reduction and part consolidation. The chemical resistance of these materials makes them feasible for use in a variety of residential, commercial and industrial lighting applications. By switching from metals to polymers, designers can minimize environmental, health and safety risks, and improve material recyclability, while still realizing needed dielectric properties and flame resistance. This paper details why thermally conductive engineered polymers should be considered for lamps and luminaires "heat sink" components, explains how technical challenges are overcome, and describes the thermal mechanical performance that can be achieved. Real-world examples of currently commercial lighting applications will help illustrate the options available to designers and manufacturers.
Session: Standards & Metrology Tuesday October, 14, : 11:30
Future work of the IEA-4E-SSL annex on LED lighting systems: challenges and possibilities
The IEA 4E Solid-State Lighting (SSL) Annex was established in 2010, where several governments joined forces to work together to accelerate processes to establish performance criteria and quality assurance methods. With the SSL Annex's Interlaboratory Comparison 2013 crowning the first term, where 110 labs participated in a LED test method laboratory calibration scheme, this contribution describes the activities planned for the second term (2014-2019) of the SSL Annex. Activities include assessment of lifetime tests, benchmarking of SSL and collection of best practices for market enforcement.


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Turn your attention to your state house and demand your legislators draft nullification legislation, and begin the winning process of ignoring the federal government. It's time the States entered the room.
DetailsTurn your attention to your state house and demand your legislators draft nullification legislation, and begin the winning process of ignoring the federal government. It's time the States entered the room.
DetailsThe Census Bureau tells us that this year, it will use a shorter questionnaire, consisting of only 10 questions. From what I see, only one of them serves the constitutional purpose of enumeration
DetailsWhy does the U.S. Census Bureau not only ask unconstitutional and personal questions, but demand that they be answered? Why in fact do these same cretins threaten anyone who doesn't comply with their Gestapo-style tactics?
DetailsThe Obama administration's "Race To The Top†(RTTT) stimulus grant program should really be called the "Race to Nationalize Educationâ€. Like the Bush administration's "No Child Left Behind†program, it is nothing but another measure designed to enable the central government to take over control of our local schools and establish a government of occupation in the territory that exists between our children's ears.
DetailsThis time, we need to set the stage right, and we need to demand specific answers to specific questions. "I'm not a lawyer,†"Let me get back to you,†and changing the subject will not cut it this time around.
DetailsI've seen a lot of political hypocrisy in my lifetime, but the Left griping about confrontational tactics has got to be some kind of record. Of course, leftists have no problem with strong-arming when they do the strong-arming.
DetailsJust as they did with REAL ID, the Feds insist that PASS ID is not a national ID – oh, my, no. So what if every American has a uniform card that he must constantly show to government's goons? That's not a national ID, you silly citizen, you!
DetailsRegardless of whether you felt REAL ID represented critical improvements in security standards or a federal government ID system outsourced upon the states, Secretary Napolitano recently affirmed that, at least by name, that Title II of the Act was dead
DetailsAs the Senate and House of "Representatives†deliberate whether to give even more control over your health care to bureaucrats, ask yourself what taxation with representation has wrought.
DetailsMassachusetts, which legalized same-sex marriages in 2004, claims that the federal definition of marriage under DOMA violates its authority under the Tenth Amendment of the Constitution to define marriage as it sees fit.
DetailsYielding to a rebellion by states that refused to pay for it, the Obama administration is moving to scale back a federal law passed after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks that was designed to tighten security requirements for driver's licenses, Homeland Security Department and congressional officials said.
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May 16 Original Art Painting Tornado Landscape $49.50 Free Ship
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May 15 Tornado Landscape Original Painting 6x6 Free Shipping
Todays painting features a menacing tornado landscape 6"x6" an original acrylic on wood panel. This is priced at only $49.50 and that includes domestic shipping. To purchase or find more of my art on sale then please click here.
May 14 Tornado Original Painting Cows Pasture Landscape 6x6
SOLD! Todays painting is for an original acrylic on wood panel, a smaller size of 6"x6". All of the wood panel paintings can be hung and these small ones are perfect for a shelf. Check out the unique texture and cows in the field. I will be listing 4 smaller tornado paintings all priced to sell at $49.50 and that includes free domestic shipping?
May 11 Large Nighttime Original Beach Moon Painting
SOLD! Check out this beautiful nighttime original acrylic painting 24x24 guaranteed to take you to that "quiet place" after a long hard day. To see a closeup pic or find more of my art for sale then please click here.
May 10 Modern Minimalist Original Painting Seascape Beach Ocean 20x20
SOLD! "Modern Moon" is the name of this original acrylic painting on wood panel 20x20. Find more art on my website: please click here.
May 9 Abstract Minimalist Landscape Textured Original Painting Beach Seascape
"Destiny Light" is an original acrylic on wood panel 10x10 in an abstract minimalist style. This painting has sides and is ready to hang. To find more of my art for sale then please click here.
May 8 Nighttime Serene Textured Beach 18x18
May 6 Original Painting Seascape Sailboat Beach and Wow
"Ascension Sail" is the name of this original acrylic on wood panel 10x10. Check out the sailboat on the horizon on it's journey to love and light, corny I know but that is all I could come up with! Click on the link to find the painting on my website along with other paintings available for sale: please click here.
May 5 Night Moon Landscape Original Painting 10x10 Seascape Beach
SOLD! "Anticipation Light" is the title of this original painting 10x10 acrylic on wood panel. I can always add a sailboat on the horizon if you like. I love drama, light and a sense of mystery in my paintings, I hope you do too! please click here.
May 2 Large 24x36 Blue Nighttime Beach Texture Seascape Landscape
SOLD! "Blue Night Magic" is the title of this gorgeous nighttime seascape landscape. Check out the sky, I have "Peace on Earth" hidden in the stars. Magic is what will happen when you believe. To check out my painting and find more for sale then please click here.
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Ack... I am so sorry I screwed up and posted wrong info. I went to BAFTA site- and while Martin Freeman was nominated, it was Andrew Scott as Moriarty who won. Freeman won last year, in 2011 ( also for Dr. Warson). Sorry!
ITA! I went back and watched the very first episode last night. I did not forget Sherlock's brilliance but I did forget his ability to be charming when he chooses to be: In his own way he "woos" Watson into seeing the apartment on Baker Street. And I know I keep saying this but I love the London filmed for this series. Beautiful. I hope NBC gives it a look-see as they are preparing stories and fluff for the Summer Olympics.
Yes! The relationship of genius to the people who care about him is captured so perfectly. Of course, there is no ambiguity as to what Sherlock is, but there is a lot of ambiguity about how much he actually does feel ( we know he does, but how much of it is genuine and how much is calculated is unclear, and interesting, and somewhat painful that way). Agree about filming London, as well. Operator's work here is on par with writing and acting.
Yeah, London is definitely its own character on the show. I've always loved English period TV series and movies, but most of those take place in the countryside. This is the first TV show that I've seen that really highlights London of the modern day. Pardon my ignorance, but before watching "Sherlock," I didn't really know any of the major landmarks/attractions in London other than Big Ben and Buckingham Palace. So when it came to planning my first trip to London last month, being a fan of the show ended up being pretty useful in picking out places that I wanted to go visit: Tower of London, National Portrait Gallery, London Eye, Tower Bridge, the different neighborhoods, etc. Of course, these are all places you could find listed in any tourist book, but they all had an additional "cool" factor for me since I had just seen them on TV, lol. (It should be noted though that my favorite places in London last month weren't actually on the show.) I even made a detour to 185 N. Gower Street, which is where they film 221B Baker Street, and I took a picture of the building!
Oh, really? Like what? I was watching the season 1 finale again, and I noticed that the "Tower of London" is definitely not the real Tower of London. The Crown Jewels are not kept in a little safe room like that!
I don't know exactly what, but I'm guessing it's many/most(?) of the regular streets and buildings and such that aren't iconically London. IIRC filming in Cardiff is a lot cheaper and less of a hassle than filming in London, so quite a lot of filming gets done there.
Well now I'm going to have to add Cardiff to my bucket list. At least I've been to London but not to Cardiff.
When I was in the UK about 5 years ago I included 2 days in Cardiff ... specifically because of its location for Doctor Who and Torchwood. It is a beautiful city to visit for other reasons too, but that was the main draw for me. Didn't realize they were using it for Sherlock too!
I'm so happy our cable company includes BBC America or I would have never met DW or TW. Artemis did you look for specific locations or was it more of just taking in the city for as long as you were there? dinakt: That ambiguity you speak of will always keep me guessing even if the last episode was a hopeful sign of how much he actually feels. I noticed CBS is really pushing "Elementary." I'll watch knowing that it simply will never be "Sherlock" but will try to appreciate the story without having to cringe too much.
The only specific locations I was hunting for were the Hub and the area around it -- pretty hard to miss, because of the Millennium Centre being right there. Also, the entrance to the Hub is down on the ferry jetty, and I was planning on taking the ferry back to my B&B anyway, so it worked out well. There's also a newish (at the time) Doctor Who museum down in the same area. I went, paid my 7 quid, but it wasn't really all that special (except for seeing K-9 up close and personal, that was cool). Great gift shop though! There are Doctor Who bus tours now that you can take, they go to a bunch of locations in and around Cardiff, but I don't think they had them when I was there.
i am late to the party ( as per usual!!) i just watched series one and the pbs links for 2 are geoblocked here in canada- can anyone send me alink to watch them? i am really rubbish at finding tv shows online!!!- and i LOVE these!!! i agree that london is gto this show what NYC was to SATC love that no detail is unlooked - it reminds of foyles war (another gret solve crime bbc show) gosh you guys get all the great tv over there!! lol
I don't know of any legal links for watching online in Canada ... But season 2 is out on DVD already -- you can try your library if you don't want to pay the $$. (All my local libraries have it.)
Quick question about London (I am assuming London): What is that building that looks like a bullet shooting straight up? I'm sure it was there before but I keep seeing it in "Sherlock." vicjh: LOVED "Foyle's War" as well and also love "Inspector Lewis" and like "Morse." I've never been to Oxford and watching Lewis and Morse makes me yearn for a trip. I don't know where Foyle was filmed but I'd love to go back in time to see the England of WWII.
will look there- I see that hte final episode on serier 2 is on telly today! i pvr'd but have been told to watch the others first (HOW will i wait???) oooh i love those too! foyle's war was so clever at the plots- i usually figure them all out and that was on of the first shows that really made me think and :got ; me! i have been too oxofrd and it is lovley i was born in uk and family are all from england so the motherland and shows like this really keep me getting my uk "fix" i just cant beleive that i just found it now- they showed all 4 seriers 2 on pbs in may and i missed it!!!!
Um, I've always thought of it as "the glass penis" ... does that say something about me or about Canadians?
Foyle's War is set in Hastings, and a lot of it was filmed there too (though of course they had to supplement with other locations for the period feel). We have friends who live just outside Hastings and they were able to take us on a tour of some of the locations. There's no shortage of locations in and around Oxford for Morse/Lewis. And as an added bonus, the dining hall at Christ Church college was also used as the dining hall for Hogwarts. BTW, did you see that there's a Morse "prequel" coming up on PBS Mystery in July? It's called Endeavour (which, as Morse fans know, was his first name), and focusses on his early days in the force as a young constable.
Ah, I've often wondered what that nasty looking building was..... By the way, are they going to make any more Inspector Lewis/Hathaway episodes?? Love them.
Made, just aired in the UK, and due on this side of the pond in July. Specifically, 4 new episodes starting on Masterpiece on July 8 (after the 1-off "Endeavour" Morse prequel I mentioned earlier). I love, love, love Lewis. As much as I enjoyed Morse, their partnership took a loooong time to develop, and I could never really like Morse. The Lewis-Hathaway partnership is just about perfect IMO.
I did not know about the Morse prequel; thanks for the info. And I like Lewis better too. It is a little disconcerting when you see Lewis with Morse before his wife died and then see today's Lewis as he seems like two different people. I like that there is always a bit of mystery when it comes to Hathaway. Thanks for the info on Hastings and Foyle. How cool would it be to live in Hastings and be cast as an extra? I'd love it.
This was on my local PBS station's Facebook page: Delighted to see that "Sherlock" and Cumberbatch are being recognized by US critics!
I watched the Brit List tonight and Sherlock Holmes was listed as "cool." The "Sherlocks" that received all the recognition were Rathbone and Cumberbatch. Especially Cumberbatch: I would love to see them snag Emmy awards. You cannot convince me there is a better show airing this year.
The UK division of my former employer had an office in Tower 42. We could look down on that ridiculous football from the conference room windows. Interestingly enough, our biggest competitor was in the Gherkin. I think it somehow made us feel better about our company, lol. I just finished watching both seasons of Sherlock and I LOVED it! It's the best thing I've watched on tv since Lost! I can't believe we have to wait so long for more episodes.
Just to bump up the "Sherlock" thread, here is Moffat article I like: http://thinkprogress.org/alyssa/201...ove-story-and-updating-the-first-supervillain
I like the interview particularly when he mentioned that great love stories don't necessarily involve sex. His take on Irene Adler is interesting too.
I love both Lewis AND Morse. I especially like how Lewis is essentially becoming his old boss, while there's still a different chemistry between him and his sergeant. I don't know how I'll feel about a prequel, though...Morse is pretty much John Thaw in my mind. Oh, well, we'll see. Of course the one problem with Morse and Lewis both is they make Oxford look like the #2 Murder Capital of Europe and possibly the world. #1? Midsommer, of course. They have a per capita murder rate that makes Detroit on a bad day look like Happy Valley....