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edevis® - Thermography - http://www.edevis.com/en/active_thermography.php[1/27/2014 4:10:11 PM] Set-up of a non-destructive test system based on active thermography Passive Thermography The objective of conventional thermography is the measurement of surface temperatures. The thermography system detects the, of a body emitted, temperature dependent infrared heat radiation. Using the so-called passive thermography, one can get contactless information about the surface. Nowadays, with high-resolution thermography systems, it is possible to detect temperature differences of 10 mK. Automated process control Many processes which involve temperature changes or heat flux can be observed and controlled with an infrared camera. This can be an exotherm process revealing heat during production, or samples which should reach or should not exceed a certain temperature. Such a process can be for instance the functional control of a seat heater for automotive application. With the edevis image processing system QTvis such an automated test and evaluation is an easy and cost efficient task. Active Thermography Active thermal measurement methods are based on the evaluation of a previously excited heat flow in the tested component and its disturbance by hidden defects. The heat flow is generated with a heat pulse or through sinusoidal modulation. The testing is carried out with a thermography camera followed by a mathematical analysis of the measured sequence to extract the for a reliable defect detection necessary information. Lockin Thermography Lock-In Thermography is a method to significantly increase the signal-to-noise ratio for active thermography applications. The heat flux hereby is being analyzed, and the time delay of heat flux is displayed thus revealing important material properties or flaws. Excitation methods for active thermography The thermography methods listed below are well established in nondestructive testing of materials: OTvis - optically excited lock-in thermography PTvis - pulse thermography LTvis - Laser excited thermography ITvis - induction thermography UTvis - ultrasound excited thermography (vibrothermography) Active thermography for non-destructive testing applications Deutsch Download Site Map Contact Home Thermography Shearography Photothermal Services Applications OTvis PTvis LTvis ITvis UTvis QTvis Cameras Software Automation Search:

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Set-up of a non-destructive test system based on activethermography

Passive ThermographyThe objective of conventional thermography is the measurementof surface temperatures. The thermography system detects the,of a body emitted, temperature dependent infrared heatradiation. Using the so-called passive thermography, one canget contactless information about the surface. Nowadays, withhigh-resolution thermography systems, it is possible to detecttemperature differences of 10 mK.

Automated process controlMany processes which involve temperature changes or heat fluxcan be observed and controlled with an infrared camera. Thiscan be an exotherm process revealing heat during production,or samples which should reach or should not exceed a certaintemperature. Such a process can be for instance the functionalcontrol of a seat heater for automotive application. With theedevis image processing system QTvis such an automated testand evaluation is an easy and cost efficient task.

Active ThermographyActive thermal measurement methods are based on theevaluation of a previously excited heat flow in the testedcomponent and its disturbance by hidden defects. The heat flowis generated with a heat pulse or through sinusoidal modulation.The testing is carried out with a thermography camera followedby a mathematical analysis of the measured sequence to extractthe for a reliable defect detection necessary information.

Lockin ThermographyLock-In Thermography is a method to significantly increase thesignal-to-noise ratio for active thermography applications. Theheat flux hereby is being analyzed, and the time delay of heatflux is displayed thus revealing important material properties orflaws.

Excitation methods for active thermographyThe thermography methods listed below are well established innondestructive testing of materials:OTvis - optically excited lock-in thermographyPTvis - pulse thermographyLTvis - Laser excited thermographyITvis - induction thermographyUTvis - ultrasound excited thermography (vibrothermography)

Active thermography for non-destructive testing applications

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Home Thermography Shearography Photothermal Services Applications

OTvis PTvis LTvis ITvis UTvis QTvis Cameras Software Automation Search: