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A Strategic Approach To Thermography
- Widely Applicable
- -40C To 1500C Range
- Imune to solar reflection
- Monitors in real time, both maintenance and production
problems
- None contact & None destructive abilities
- Commercial applications since early 1970's
- Building energy losses
- Roof moisture detection
- Inspections of major electrical equipment
- Inspections of mechanical plant
- Modern thermal imagers and viewers continue to keep
pace as detector and microprocessor technology advances.
- Cameras are portable and flexible.
- Reporting software flexible and packed with useful
features.
What Exactly Is Thermography?
- All equipment
and processes have thermal patterns.
- Areas of hot
and cold radiate invisible thermal or infrared energy (IR).
- Thermal imaging systems 'see' the radiation;
- Focuses the radiation on a detector or detector element.
- Converts this into electrical energy, amplified and processed into a visible
image, presented on a viewfinder or monitor as a thermogram.
Thermography Applications
- Electrical.
- Main Transformers
- Main Control Centres
- Circuit Breakers
- Distribution Panels
- Connections
- Cable Trays
- Control Systems
- Mechanical.
- Rotating Equipment Bearings
- Electric Motor, Fan & Pump Casings
- Couplings
- Steam Traps
- Valves
- Roofs
- Process Applications - HVAC etc
- Ovens, Boilers, Furnaces & Dryers
- Insulation
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