Infrared imaging creates a visual representation of apparent temperatures of scanned or surveyed objects.
These differences in apparent temperatures can be used to determine the overall condition or “health” of an object. As with any “tool” it’s important to understand both its potential use and limitations regarding the information or data they provide.
Infrared Thermography is a powerful tool commonly used in the Predictive Maintenance or Condition Based Monitoring world and is often the first choice used in electrical systems to determine overall health and “readiness” of equipment. Through yearly “Surveys” or more frequent “Scans” identifying potential and sometimes dangerous situations early can be the difference in the systems ability to preform as expected.
Infrared Thermography is a powerful tool commonly used in the Predictive Maintenance or Condition Based Monitoring world and is often the first choice used in electrical systems to determine overall health and “readiness” of equipment. Through yearly “Surveys” or more frequent “Scans” identifying potential and sometimes dangerous situations early can be the difference in the systems ability to preform as expected.
