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These new advances in ultrasound technology are ideally suited to help adopt methods and technologies to assist a new generation of inspection personnel.
This paper will review common deficiencies found in vessels and show how infrared imaging has become an effective tool in documenting the problems found during inspections.
Accurately determining maximum operating temperature for motors is critical for setting temperature limits. Pi Calculus has been a very hot topic in this Blog and deserves a post of its own. A common challenge among thermographers is obtaining appropriate insurance coverage for their inspection activities. Traditionally, visual anomalies seen with the unaided eye often are the sole basis for further testing. Traditionally, visual anomalies seen with the unaided eye often are the sole basis for further testing.
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This leads to many problems because the data that are stored in these image files becomes inaccessible.
When comparing infrared course offerings, many mistakenly assume that all training and certification courses are the same. A marine surveyor examining a vessel relies heavily upon experience and what can be seen, heard, and felt.
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and Infraspection Institute have entered into an agreement to offer Infraspection Institute training courses in the West Indies.
Pi Calculus has been a very hot topic in this Blog and deserves a post of its own. This leads to many problems because the data that are stored in these image files becomes inaccessible. One possible solution is to mark targets with an ink pen with low emittance ink.
Pixel count is frequently offered as a measure of image quality; however, pixel count is only one of many factors that affect imager resolution.
Following a few simple steps can help thermographers to prevent most falls. All too frequently, thermographers suffer injuries when engrossed in an inspection or disoriented by the display monitor of an infrared imager.
This leads to many problems because the data that are stored in these image files becomes inaccessible.
Since the trend toward alternative dispute resolution cuts costs for the court as well as for the parties, it shows no sign of slowing.
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Yet, very little information has been published describing techniques for performing thermal, ultrasonic and visual inspections to detect these enigmatic problems. Many of the older file formats are no longer being supported as camera manufacturers continue to merge with each other and have product lines that overlap. The excellent return on investment is accepted throughout the industry.
When comparing infrared course offerings, many mistakenly assume that all training and certification courses are the same.
To help ensure accuracy, thermographers should understand calibration procedures and review calibration documentation whenever possible.
Used properly, the isotherm feature found on many infrared imagers can be utilized to spot potential condensation sites. Traditionally, visual anomalies seen with the unaided eye often are the sole basis for further testing.