Other Uses – Infrared
An infrared camera is an excellent way to detect ’hard to solve’ problems that the human eye won’t see. Below is an infrared image of liquid leaking into a river. Here’s why this leak could be seen using a highly sensitive thermal imaging camera: See where the liquid is spilling into the river? That liquid is a different temperature to the water [...]
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We had an interesting call today from a gentleman in Christchurch who was requiring infrared work on his boat. Do you suspect leaks in your boat? In the case of this phone call, the skipper needed his refrigeration system looked at to determine areas of heat loss through the insulation, but there are also other applications [...]
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When any mechanical device is in operation, heat is generated. Forces such as misalignment, friction, improper lubrication and inaccurate belt tension cause excessive heating. What can we detect? We can detect misalignments is coupled equipment, excessive friction, over/under lubrication of bearings, over/under tension of belted systems and defective equipment. Thermal imaging can detect potential catostophic [...]
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If you’re looking for a fast way to measure your water tank level, you should consider thermal imaging. The measurement is taken in an instant. Thermal imaging has a variety of applications beyond moisture inspections, and this image below is just one of many applications. We would usually take an image of a water tank in conjunction with [...]
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