1) what is Thermography testing?
Ans:- Thermography is a non-destructive testing method used to detect and measure small temperature differences to help find deterioration in assets and plant sites. Thermography can support the maintenance of industrial plants and equipment with its fast and cost-effective application.
2) What is thermography used for?
Ans:- Thermography is spread across many sectors. Although its best known use is in the industrial sector, due to the ease of monitoring and control of online processes, or in maintenance work where it is necessary to constantly check that there are no leaks and detect them as soon as they appear
3) What are the types of thermography?
Ans:-There are two basic types of thermography; passive thermography and active thermography
4) How do you do thermography test?
Ans:-Thermographic testing uses infrared detection and mapping to identify temperature changes in operations, heat flows through equipment, and temperature comparisons for various components and areas. Infrared thermographic testing detects thermal waves that are invisible to the naked eye.
5) What is the main advantage of using thermography in inspection?
Ans:-The main benefit of infrared thermography testing over the destructive testing techniques is that large areas can be scanned fast and with no need to be destroyed during testing. This results in major savings in time, people, work and machinery