Cadastro multifinalitário aplicado a iluminação pública: um estudo em José de Freitas - PI

Abstract

In Brazil, public lighting represents more than 3% of the total electricity consumption in the country. In this scenario, several government actions are observed for the modernization of public lighting throughout the country, with the objective of replacing the obsolete technology used by more efficient technologies, thus reducing the consumption of electricity in this sector. There are several points in question, related to public lighting services, but the main focus was directed to the management of public lighting points in the municipality. This work seeks to discuss the main components, criteria and difficulties encountered for a good specification and maintenance of public lighting in the city of José de Freitas-PI. It also seeks to demonstrate a new form of efficiency, based on the concept of effective lumens: replacing Sodium Vapor lamps with LEDs. Finally, it seeks to demonstrate the use of georeferencing systems for lighting, linking material applied to the public lighting point and facilitating the identification of defects. This contribution can be used both by public managers, responsible for public lighting in their cities, and by service providers related to this area.