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Infrared Thermography Scanning
Infrared InspectionsUsing advanced infrared technology locates and identifies problems not visible to the eye. Verify many items, giving hard copy documentation of the conditions inspected. Complete IR Thermograms are stored for later viewing and trending.Advanced Thermographic Detection Technology is offered for Industrial, Commercial, and Residential Customers. Inspections are conducted by FLIR ITC Certified Thermographer. A Flir B250 camera with temperature measurement and recording capabilities is used to produce images from the infrared spectrum. Infrared radiation consists of electromagnetic wavelengths greater than visible light and shorter than microwaves. All materials whose surface temperature is above absolute zero (-273 0C) emit infrared radiation; infrared radiation can be correlated to the objects surface temperature. Temperature differences are shown by color/gray scale with temperature scale shown to the right. Thermographic Images can be used in many applications.
Home Efficiency InspectionA home efficiency inspection can be used to verify many items in construction giving hard copy documentation of the conditions inspected. Ideal to conduct inspection immediately after completion of construction while home or new construction is still under warrantee with Building Contractor. Used to pinpoint energy related problems caused by poor design, workmanship, or material failure.
Example: A single room with poor insulation requiring 4000 BTU/h (approx $24/month for gas or $68/month electric) to maintain temperature during winter months might be reduce by 40% with proper insulation to 2400 BTU/hr ( $14/month for gas or $41/month electric). This is a saving of $10 to $27 or more per month for one room by locating, identifying and repairing energy loss problems. It is typical that with a room or area having energy loss problems, the more expensive to operate electrical space heaters are used. It is also common to adjust the temperature of the entire home/building to compensate for energy losses in heating or cooling. Flat Roof, Stucco, and Moisture InspectionsWet or defective insulation within the roof or wall structure can be detected quickly and accurately. This allows repairs to be done of the defective area, reducing costs by only replacing and repairing what is needed instead of the entire area.
Process Monitoring / InspectionsDetect problems with process equipment and processes.
Mechanical InspectionsDetect problems in fluid flow, insulation systems, rotating equipment and power transmission.
Electrical InspectionsDetect poor connections, short circuits, overloads, and other imbalances.
Oil coolant flow Control cabinet Heaters Leaking current Inductive Heating * Look at hundreds of connections relatively quickly Preventive & Predictive MaintenanceA large amount of equipment problems show uncharacteristic thermal signatures, before actual breakdown. By detecting these "hot spots" with an infrared camera, you can prevent most unscheduled equipment shutdowns.
Visual: What you see
Equine ThermographyThermal imaging is a non-invasive tool that measures chances in heat given off from a subject. Testing can help veterinarians diagnose problems and pin point problem areas.
Locate missing, improperly installed, wet or damaged insulation in walls, floors, ceilings...
Identify the extent and severity of water damaged stucco in exterior walls...
Identify faulty electrical breakers, bad contacts and overloaded circuits...
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