contact thermography

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contact thermography [′kän‚takt thər′mäg·rə·fē]

(engineering)

A method of measuring surface temperature in which a thin layer of luminescent material is spread on the surface of an object and is excited by ultraviolet radiation in a darkened room; the brightness of the coating indicates the surface temperature.

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