infrared thermography


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infrared thermography

[‚in·frə¦red thər′mäg·rə·fē]
(engineering)
A method of measuring surface temperatures by observing the infrared emission from the surface.
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Fatigue crack initiation and growth in a 35CrMo4 steel investigated by infrared thermography. Fatigue and Fracture of Engineering Materials and Structures, 28(1-2), 169-178.
Monitoring of metal fatigue damage using acoustic emission and thermography
Infrared thermography devices are used to analyze the intensity of infrared rays naturally emitted by objects and then to visualize temperature distribution.
NEC Provides Emergency Assistance Mexico; NEC Avio has Delivered TVS-500EX Infrared Thermography Systems in Response to the Outbreak of a New Strain of Influenza
Infrared thermography is not a new technique for on-line weld monitoring.
Wavelet based feature extraction method for quantitative characterization of porosity in gas tungsten arc welding by infrared thermography in AISI 316 stainless steel for on-line monitoring and control
The main application of infrared thermography in the civil sector lies in construction thermography.
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The TVS-500EX will be showcased at the Infrared Thermography Solution Seminar 2007 at the Tokyo International Forum on February 28, 2007.
Avio Releases New Infrared Thermography Camera
The distribution of the surface temperature was recorded for each type of rotor during the cooling phase utilizing infrared thermography. After a cooling time of five minutes, the HESC rotor had cooled down uniformly to a temperature at the surface of about 20-30[degrees]C/68-86[degrees]F, while the conventionally configured rotor cooled down unequally, with the heat retention greatest at places inside the wings, where the wall is very thick.
Process advantages by improved rotor cooling--part 1
Infrared thermography used in roof inspection is beneficial in reducing the number of hours spent on pinpointing areas that need repair; identifying leak areas before they become a major cause of property damage or mold; reducing total structure replacement; and assisting in nondestructive investigation.
Infrared: hot technology for diagnosing building ills: infrared cameras are becoming more popular as a non-invasive, cost-effective way to pinpoint moisture leaks, faulty wiring, construction defects and termite infestation
Investments in infrared thermography will return handsomely when used as part of a well-planned maintenance program.
Infrared tells more than temperature
The technique for making radiation visible is called thermal imaging or infrared thermography (IRT)
Troubleshooting aircraft systems with infrared themography
Level I and Level II Infrared Thermography Courses.
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* The Academy of Infrared Thermography's Level I, II, and Ill Training Courses; 604/516-6646; Web site: www.infraredtraining.net
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A technical team formed by the Naval Air Technical Data and Engineering Service Command's North Island, Calif., detachment is applying infrared thermography to detect and predict component failures on aircraft systems.
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