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A visit to the Ashtead Technology stand at Sustainabilitylive! (Birmingham NEC, 22-24th May, 2012) will be a primary objective for anyone involved with environmental testing and monitoring. This is because many of the sector’s latest technologies will be on display and visitors will be actively encouraged to try out new instruments for a wide range of applications including gas detection, noise, dust and vibration monitoring, water testing, the...

Test equipment sourcing specialist Livingston has expanded its portfolio of infrared thermal imagers. These items of test hardware are becoming increasingly popular in a wide variety of industrial, electrical and building applications, allowing faults to be located, quality assurance to be carried out, or in-depth system analysis undertaken in order to improve overall efficiency.

Stadler chose Powernet in part due to light weight of 3kW DC/DC converter and its robust power supply unit which is designed to power electronics and batteries. The mechanical construction also allows easy installation ad the robust electrical design is a perfect match for demanding railway applications. As a whole the form fits into its function and design comes along with moderate price level. The Powernet solution is scheduled for start-up fro...

Omnetics now has available a full range of Micro-Latch connectors featuring contacts that have been tested to and pass requirements as laid down by MIL-DTL 83513. Featuring housings made of high temperature liquid crystal polymer, the devices save space and weight in critical applications including military and defence, medical and oil and gas.

The benefit is clear, the greater the thermal sensitivity of a thermal imaging camera the more detail the thermographer can see. And the more he or she can see, the more accurate and comprehensive the inspection. For this reason FLIR has now upgraded its top-of-the-range plant maintenance cameras in line with its policy of continuous development.

It has been reported that eight of the ten worst environment polluting buildings in the UK are hospitals which on average emit 4089 tonnes of CO2 per institution per year. And although through the Private Finance Initiative new, purpose-built facilities are being established many hospitals still comprise legacy buildings whose fabric contributes to their energy inefficiency. This is where FLIR thermal imaging really comes into its own. It’s...

The building sector accounts for 40% of the EU’s energy consumption and offers the single largest potential for greater efficiency. Infrared has proven itself to be an exceptional ally for those responsible for minimising energy waste. It is the perfect technology for visualising energy loss and for identifying the structural faults that cause it.

Thermal imaging cameras for predictive maintenance inspections

Given that predictive maintenance and condition monitoring are core applications for FLIR Systems thermal imaging cameras, the company will be making another big splash at Maintec.

For some time FLIR Systems’ customers have been able to extend the scope and depth of thermal imaging inspection with features based on wireless technology. Users have confirmed efficiency gains, error reduction and savings on reporting time through WiFi compatibility and Meterlink technology. Now FLIR Systems is applying these features to even more of its cameras.