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Paper ID:IJSREM61996

Sustainable Tubular Day-lighting System: A Review

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IJSREM61996

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10 |

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April 2026

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1-3

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Abstract

The Sustainable Tubular Daylighting System (STDS) is an innovative and energy-efficient solution developed to utilize natural sunlight for indoor illumination. In modern buildings, a significant amount of electrical energy is consumed for lighting during daytime, especially in spaces such as corridors, washrooms, staircases, offices, and storage areas where direct sunlight is limited. This project focuses on designing and understanding a daylighting system that captures sunlight from the roof and transfers it into indoor spaces through a highly reflective tubular pathway, thereby reducing the dependency on artificial lighting..

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Key Words: collector dome a high-reflective aluminum tube a ceiling diffuser waterproof flashing arrangement

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Prof. S.L.NAVALE, "Sustainable Tubular Day-lighting System: A Review," International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management, vol. 10, no. 4, pp. 1-3, April 2026. https://doi.org/10.55041/IJSREM61996

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The Sustainable Tubular Daylighting System is an effective and eco-friendly solution for improving indoor lighting by using natural sunlight instead of depending completely on artificial lighting. 2. The study confirms that this system can play an important role in energy conservation and sustainable building development. 3. Hence, this project proves that tubular daylighting is a valuable step toward creating smarter, more efficient and sustainable infrastructure for the future

References

1.      Mayhoub, M. (2024). Comparative analysis of tubular daylighting device dome materials. Journal of Daylighting / Elsevier 2.      Laouadi, A. (2013). Tubular daylighting devices: Optical model development and validation. Building and Environment 3.      Whang, A. J. W., et al. (2019). Review of prototype daylighting systems and their applications in buildings. Energies, MDPI 4.      Bisht, D. S., et al. (2020). Enhancing the performance of a passive tubular daylighting system using improved collector design. Lighting Research & Technology.

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