Active thermography in combination with high-resolution infrared cameras is an elegant testing method to analyse measuring objects in a non-contact and non-destructive manner. As an optical measurement method, it enables fast defect detection and quality assurance – nearly regardless of the object material.
Active thermography is suitable for anyone who is faced with a specific testing challenge and is, for example, developing a prototype or is already on the verge of serial production. This testing method provides insights into the future viability of a product and material and it is also a reliable method in the area of quality assurance.
How does active thermography work?
This non-contact testing method enables the analysis of both smallest as well as large-area objects made from a wide variety of materials and for most different types of failures. The object to be inspected is energetically excited, which generates heat within the object. This leads to a pattern of temperature differences on the surface of the object, which is detected with highly sensitive infrared cameras. The analysis of these patterns enables conclusions to be drawn about the material properties and the condition of the test object. The big advantage: the test object remains intact and can be used for further tests or improved if necessary.
In the chargeable online training "Active Thermography in NDT – Advantages, Challenges, Opportunities" by InfraTec, you will learn everything you need to know to get started efficiently with active thermography. The seminar explains which methods are best suited for which inspection tasks. Supplementary practical exercises also illustrate the variety of possible applications and give an impression of the numerous possibilities of active thermography.
Online Event: “Active Thermography in NDT – Advantages, Challenges, Opportunities”
Date: Wednesday, 25 October 2023
Time: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM (CEST)
Registration: https://www.infratec.eu/...
Active thermography is suitable for anyone who is faced with a specific testing challenge and is, for example, developing a prototype or is already on the verge of serial production. This testing method provides insights into the future viability of a product and material and it is also a reliable method in the area of quality assurance.
How does active thermography work?
This non-contact testing method enables the analysis of both smallest as well as large-area objects made from a wide variety of materials and for most different types of failures. The object to be inspected is energetically excited, which generates heat within the object. This leads to a pattern of temperature differences on the surface of the object, which is detected with highly sensitive infrared cameras. The analysis of these patterns enables conclusions to be drawn about the material properties and the condition of the test object. The big advantage: the test object remains intact and can be used for further tests or improved if necessary.
In the chargeable online training "Active Thermography in NDT – Advantages, Challenges, Opportunities" by InfraTec, you will learn everything you need to know to get started efficiently with active thermography. The seminar explains which methods are best suited for which inspection tasks. Supplementary practical exercises also illustrate the variety of possible applications and give an impression of the numerous possibilities of active thermography.
Online Event: “Active Thermography in NDT – Advantages, Challenges, Opportunities”
Date: Wednesday, 25 October 2023
Time: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM (CEST)
Registration: https://www.infratec.eu/...
