Thermal Imaging is one of the most valuable diagnostic tools for predictive maintenance. By detecting anomalies often invisible to the naked eye, thermography allows corrective action to be taken before costly system failures occur.
Thermal Imaging or Thermography is the process of using a special camera designed to look only for heat by way of infra red (IR) energy waves.
Potential problems can often be found due to excess heat being released by the component, even those which would normally produce some heat when performing at their optimum level.
If undetected these problems can lead to failure and can result in expensive production loss or downtime and, in the most extreme case, can lead to fire.
A regular programme of thermal imaging as part of routine maintenance can highlight potential problems long before any event. As a result any required repairs can be planned for in terms of both time and budget. In short, it is an invaluable resource for predictive maintenance.
Thermography has applications in many different areas which are listed below.
Thermography and Electrical Systems
Loose connections
Overloads
Phase imbalances
Corrosion
High resistance in fuses and switchgear
Thermography and Mechanical Systems
Motor overload
Worn Bearings
Boiler seal leakage
Insulation breakdown
Hydraulic, steam and hot water systems
Tank levels and insulation
Valves
Turbines
Thermography and Buildings
Continuity of insulation
Flat roof leakage
Heating, ventilation and air conditioning
Cold storage thermal gain
Seals
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