This presentation explains the concept of thermal imaging and the various applications where a thermal imager can be put to use.

1. Fluke Thermal Imaging
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2. Thermal imaging
• Is the science of seeing heat patterns using special electronic
cameras
Rather than seeing light, these remarkable instruments create
pictures of heat. They measure infrared (IR) energy and convert the
data to images corresponding to the temperature.
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3. An Infrared
System
IR Collected
IR Energy Windows
and Optics IR Sensor
S 453¡C
T SP1 470¡C
EMS ¯.85
Electronics
Object Environment
Detector Electronic Display
or Other Output
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4. How do we get the picture?
Each of the pixels, contain an accurate temperature value. The Imager,
through the use of a complex set of algorithms, assign specific colors
that correspond exactly with the temperature value found at the specific
X Y coordinate.
When an image is captured
using the Therrmal Imager , all of the
background data is also
96 Elements
saved along with the picture
allowing in-depth analysis
using software.
128 Elements
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5. Thermal imaging
– is non-contact
– applies to most types of
equipment and
conditions
– is obtained without
disturbing production
– quickly identifies specific
locations
– allows for detection of
problems before failure
– can scan large areas
quickly to identify areas
of concern
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6. Are Fluke Thermal Imagers
easy to use?
Yes. If you take pictures with a “point and shoot”
digital camera, you can easily use a Fluke Thermal
Imager.
Fluke Thermal Imagers can be set either automatic or
manual modes, similar to adjustments you might
make on a digital camera.
Simply:
1. Point
2. Focus
3. Capture
As long as you have focused the Imager correctly you
basically cannot make any mistakes as you can change
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7. Let’s put the Fluke Thermal
Imagers to work
Just a few of the
applications
• Electrical
• Mechanical / Electromechanical
• HVAC
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8. Electrical
Commonly inspected Typical reasons for temperature
components hotspots or deviations
• (3 phase) Power distribution • Unbalanced loads
• Fuse boxes • Harmonics (3rd harmonic current in
• Cables & connections Neutral)
• Relays/Switches • Overloaded systems/excessive current
• Insulators
• Loose or corroded connections increased
• Capacitors resistance in the circuit (typically one side
• Substations of components heats up)
• Circuit breakers • Insulation failure
• Controllers • Component failure
• Transformers • Wiring mistakes
• Motors • Underspecified components (like fuses)
• Battery banks would heat up on both side of the fuse
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9. Identify a phase unbalance
Note the increase in
temperature on this phase
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10. Identify high resistance
connections
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11. Utility Substations
109.3°C
100
80
• Switches of all types 60
• Transformers 40
20
• Bushings 8.3°C
90.9°C
90
80
70
60
50
40
35.9°C
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12. Tools for measuring loads & harmonics
• Fluke 330, 350 series Clamp Meters
• Fluke-345 PQ Clamp Meter
– 2000A DC
– 1400A AC
– Harmonics
– Power
– Energy
– Data Logging
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13. Mechanical / Electromechanical
Commonly inspected Typical reasons for
components temperature hotspots or
deviations
• Motors
• Pumps • Bad cooling- due to reduced airflow
• Heat exchangers
• Bearings • PQ problems like unbalance,
overload or 5th harmonic (voltage)
• Gearboxes will cause heat dissipation
• Drive belts • Bad alignment
• Insulation problems with motor
windings
• Bearing problems – lubrication, wear,
etc.
• Friction due to wear, misalignment
or inadequate lubrication
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14. Motors
For each 10ºC (18ºF) rise over
maximum rated temperature,
approximately ½ the life of a motor
is lost due to insulation failure!
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15. Motors and couplings
• It may be difficult
to see if the guard
is left in place
• Temperature varies
depending on type
• Compare with
others or trend
over time
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16. Belts and sheaves
• Alignment of belts
• Guards may restrict
view
• Re-inspect after
corrective action
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17. HVAC / Process
Commonly inspected Typical reasons for
components temperature hotspots or
deviations
• Refractory insulation
• Tanks and vessels • Damaged structures caused by worn
• Steam systems/traps pipes etc
• Pipes and valves • Abnormal heat flow/heat gradients
• Heaters/Furnaces
• Gas or steam leakage
• Manufacturing equipment
• Plastics Industry
(Molding)
• Pulp & Paper (Rollers,
handling equipment, etc)
• Metal Foundry
• Boilers and Reactors
• Research & Development
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18. Tank levels
Locate fluid, solid,
and “floater”
levels
LI01
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19. Refractory & cement kiln
insulation
Look for
– Hot areas associated
with refractory thinning or
failure
– Cold areas associated
with internal product
build-up
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20. Steam traps – failures are
costly
Working Trap
Failed Trap
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21. Electronics Applications
Electrical Circuit. An infrared view of the
hot spots on an electrical circuit
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22. Water Intrusion
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23. Sofware features
Modify temperature range, color pallet,
emissivity, background temperature Show Thermal Images in all IR-Fusion®
and add markers modes and add annotation
Produce professional customized reports Export Images to multiple Image formats
in an easy way with the Report Wizard and temperature data to
Excel (csv) or Word (txt)
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24. Complete Line of Thermal Imagers
Ti32/R32
Ti29/R29
Ti27/R27
Price
Ti25/TiR1 Ti125/TiR125
Ti10/R Ti110/TiR110
Ti9
Ti100
Performance
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25. Fluke Ti25 thermal imagers
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27. The new Fluke Ti
IR-Fusion® Technology
Max IR
Mid IR Min IR
(traditional thermal imaging)
PIP Max IR PIP Mid IR PIP Min IR
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28. Fluke Ti – Complete Package
•One complete package includes:
• SmartView™ analysis and reporting
software (with free upgrades)
• Rugged hard case and portable soft
case
• Adjustable hand strap
• 2 GB SD memory card
• SD memory card reader
• Internal rechargeable battery
• AC charger/power supply
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29. New from Fluke: The easiest-to-
use thermal imagers have
arrived
• new models
– Ti125, Ti110 for industrial and commercial use
– Ti100 for general use
• Six new innovations
– IR-OptiflexTM focus system
– IR-Fusion® technology
– Rugged one-hand operation
– Multi-mode video recording
– IR-PhotoNotesTM annotation system
– Electronic compass
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30. Focusing made easy
IR-OptiflexTM focus system
–Combines focus-free ease-of-use with the flexibility of
manual focus
–IR-OptiflexTM focus-free system keeps your camera in
focus from 1.2M (4 ft) and beyond
–Switch to manual focus for close-up images
Benefit:
–Inspect faster than with manual-only models
–More reliable and consistent than autofocus models.
From 1.2 m (4 ft) Plus, you have
and beyond, the option to
you’re in clear manually focus
focus for closer views
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31. Imaging made easy
• Capturing an image in portrait or landscape is easy
• Light weight and well balanced
• Wide field of view; with no optional lens
• Image rotation in SmartView ® for analysis and
reporting purposes.
Benefit: Find, diagnose, and report problems faster and easier
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32. Imaging made easy
IR-PhotoNotesTM annotation system
–Add up to three digital photos per infrared image
Benefit: Find, diagnose, and report problems faster and easier
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33. Imaging made easy
Electronic Compass
–Eight-point cardinal compass readings
Benefit: More easily capture critical information for
analysis, reporting, and communicating potential
problems.
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34. Troubleshooting made easy
Multi-mode video recording
–Record video in visible light and infrared with full IR-Fusion
–Standard MPEG-encoded AVI format (Ti110/TiR110/Ti125/TiR125)
–Fully-radiometric IS3 format (Ti125/TiR125)
Streaming video output
–Stream live, focus-free video to a PC using SmartView® software (or
to a display via PC). (Ti125/TiR125)
Benefit: Ti125 and TiR125 models help you pinpoint elusive issues with frame-by-
frame infrared video analysis and streaming video output – without constant
refocusing or confusing depth-of-field issues. Standard video recording also
facilitates better training programs and the creation of compelling sales and
marketing videos.
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35. Professional Software made easy
Easy to see increased value with new features
– Video playback and analysis - radiometric and non-
radiometric
– Convert radiometric video frames into .is2 images for
analysis & reporting
– Live video – project display, pause and store live video
screens
– Rotate images
– Directly download images and manage SD card
memory
– Update your thermal imager directly in SmartView
Easy to use
– Intuitive user interface
– Easy to create professional reports
Easy to manage
– License allows for installation on unlimited computers
– SmartView notifies you when free updates are available
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36. Fluke Ti32 and TiR32
Delivering Top Performance
• Award-winning Ti25/TiR1 Design
• 320X240 FPA (60HZ)
• ≤50mK Thermal Sensitivity (NETD)
• Expanded Temp Measurement
– Ti32: -20ºC - +600ºC
– TiR32: -20ºC - +150ºC
• Field-installable optional lenses
• Field replaceable LiON Batteries
• New Features:
– High Temperature or Dew Point alarms
– Transmission correction
– Enhanced Level/Span adjustment
– Thumbnail memory review
– New display viewing options
– Ultra-Contrast™ Palette options
– .IS2, .BMP, and….. .JPG file formats
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37. Ultra-Contrast™ Palette
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38. P3 Series: Superior image quality
Do all Detectors Are same if having Same resolution?
Or
Just By having more resolution camera Is better?
VOx Amorphous Silicon Resistive
Bolometer
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39. Fluke Ti – Complete Package
•One complete package includes:
• SmartView™ analysis and reporting
software (with free upgrades)
• Rugged hard case and portable soft
case
• Adjustable hand strap
• 2 GB SD memory card
• SD memory card reader
• Internal rechargeable battery
• AC charger/power supply
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40. You drop it !
• From 2 meter / 6.5 feet high
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41. Why Buy Other Thermal Imagers………….
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42. And if it survives………
• You have a new Fluke Thermal Imager !
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43. Global Marketing Initiatives
Fluke Education Portal Program
Supporting educators with real-world
teaching materials and the latest tools
and techniques
FlukePlus Membership Portal
• A worldwide community for all test
tools users
• 2-way communication between
Fluke and members. Able to gain
access to content & offers that
improve their overall Fluke
experience
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44. Seminars & Webinars
• Thermal Imaging
* Learn how to troubleshoot faster and
avoid downtime using the latest thermal
imaging technology
* What is thermal imaging and where can
it be used?
* Are thermal imagers easy to use?
* How to choose the right thermal imager
for your applications?
* How software can help you in your
imaging analysis
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45. Keeping your world
up and running.®
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46. • Company Name : Fluke Corporation - India
• Website: http://www.fluke.com/fluke/inen/home/default.htm
• Address: Division of DHR Holding India Pvt. Ltd.
10th Floor, Sigma
Hiranandani Business Park, Powai
Mumbai, Maharashtra 400076
• Contact Number: 1 800 209 9110
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