Infrared Thermography
Two Minute Tips
Custom Electrical Panels with IR Windows
Thermography Infrared inspections of electrical equipment are a vital part of any reliability program. While thermography inspections used to be reserved for the most critical electrical assets in a facility, new standards outlined in NFPA 70B make it a requirement to perform a thermography test of all your electrical assets at least once per year.
- Brad Nanna
- IRISS Inc.
Five Minute Facts
Use Infrared Thermography for Electrical Applications
Syed Munawer Hasan goes through examples of thermography’s success in detecting electrical anomalies, including a pump in a boiler house…
- Syed Munawer Hasan
- Plant Asset Efficiency Solutions
Two Minute Tips
What is Infrared Thermography?
Syed Munawer Hasan explains concepts of infrared thermography including infrared rays and the electromagnetic spectrum…
- Syed Munawer Hasan
- Plant Asset Efficiency Solutions
Webinars
Safe & Accurate Electrical Inspections with Thermography
Electrical asset inspection and maintenance is not just one of the most important tasks in a facility, but it is one of the most dangerous as well. The proper use of thermographic technology is vital to retrieving accurate data during an inspection to properly trend the health, performance, and condition of critical electrical assets. The process by which the data is collected must be focused on allowing the inspector to achieve accurate readings of the equipment, while at the same time providing a safe environment for the inspector to avoid the risks of electrocution and arc flash.
- Martin Robinson
- IRISS Inc.
Five Minute Facts
Condition Monitoring Technologies – Pros and Cons of the Top Five
There are several different technologies that can be used, alone or in combination, to monitor the condition of your machinery from a predictive maintenance (PdM) perspective. The criticality of the machine affects the number of such inspection-type technologies that are applied to a given failure mode. The more critical the machine and the more critical the failure mode, the more redundancy you will want in the inspections.
- Timothy Weilbaker
- Allied Reliability, Inc.
10 Minute Talk
Infrared Thermography as a Diagnostic Tool for Roofing Systems
Thermography is typically used for condition assessment and forensic studies, as well as quality assurance inspections of new installations, repairs, and retrofits. Performed properly, thermography can provide valuable insights into the condition of a roofing system by graphically documenting the extent and location of subsurface moisture within a roof..
- Jim Seffrin
- Infraspection Institute
White Papers
Torsional Issues: Stop Guessing and Measure the Problems Directly
Failure mechanisms such as misalignment, balance, or lubrication issues can cause machinery failure. Many of these problems can be identified using standard non-destructive testing (NDT) methods including vibration analysis, infrared thermography, and tribology....
- Trent Martz
- IVC Technologies
White Papers
Using Electrical Maintenance Safety Devices to Bridge the Skills Gap
With an impending skills gap among technical workers, proactive maintenance plans must also be safe, efficient and easier to implement …
- Martin Robinson
- IRISS Inc.
Webinars
Exploring the Diverse Technology of Infrared Thermography
Infrared camera technology is changing rapidly and so are the potential applications. A wide variety of infrared cameras models will be described and we'll also talk about the benefits and limitations of infrared technology in this complimentary webinar...
- Roy Huff
- The Snell Group
