Infrared Thermography Testing Service - Advanced Thermal Imaging Analysis Real-time Temperature Measurement & Detailed Thermal Pattern Interpretation

Infrared Thermography Testing Service is the technique for producing an image of invisible (to our eyes) infrared light emitted by objects due to their thermal condition. The most typical type of thermography camera resembles a typical camcorder and produces a live TV picture of heat radiation. The most sophisticated cameras we have can actually measure the temperatures of any object or surface in the image and
produce false color images that make interpretation of thermal patterns easier. An image produced by an infrared camera is called a thermogram or sometimes a thermograph.

Infrared thermography is such a valuable and versatile tool that we cannot possibly list all the applications. Thermography can be applied in any situation where a problem or condition can reveal itself by means of a thermal difference. For many
situations this is quite easy to apply; a thermal condition can be seen because the process involves release of thermal energy. An example of this is inspecting the condition of electrical distribution equipment. When electrical current passes through a resistive element heat is generated. If the target emissivity is high enough we can see that heat with an infrared camera. Sliding and bolted connections can become resistive through loosening corrosion etc. This increase in electrical resistance usually results in increase in heat generation and the camera can quickly pick it up. Sounds simple and often it is.