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During a routine inspection at a substation, a Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E) electrician felt heat blast his face as …
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Thermal imaging keeps energy costs down for freezer insulation inspection
As important as they are for storing quantities of foodstuffs, commercial walk-in freezers use a lot of energy. So, it …
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FLIR Systems introduces FLIR Thermal Studio, a thermal image analysis and reporting software designed to manage large sets of thermal …
Read More »Thermal imaging ensures high quality temperature measurement
Climate control ceilings are becoming increasingly popular in modern building design for many reasons. From an architectural standpoint they allow …
Read More »Pinpointing cable faults with thermal imaging
Heavy industries such as mining, shipbuilding and materials handling rely on heavy, rugged, industrial cables to ensure continuous power supply …
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