Author: Donald BogartPublisher:
ISBN:
Category : Dwellings
Languages : en
Pages : 28
Book Description
Outreach for Energy Conservation Using Aerial Thermography
Author: Donald BogartPublisher:
ISBN:
Category : Dwellings
Languages : en
Pages : 28
Book Description
Outreach for Energy Conservation Using Aerial Thermography
Author: Donald BogartAerial Thermography for Energy Conservation
Author: Applications of Thermography for Energy Conservation in Industry
Author: Charles W. HurleyPublisher:
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Category : Energy conservation
Languages : en
Pages : 36
Book Description
Infrared thermography has been developed as a tool to measure the temperature of various types of surfaces. Notable applications include thermal detection of buildings to detect heat losses. It was the intent of the NBS IR program to build on these technologies to assist energy conservation engineers to assess heat losses in industrial plants. Our intent in this project was to survey furnaces and heating systems in addition to electrical and mechanical systems to find areas suggesting energy conserving actions. This survey method described in this paper was carried out in fifteen industrial plants to develop a methodology and examine the feasibility of the approach. In addition to the qualitative survey quantitative data was gathered by calibrating the temperature of the 11 hot spots uncovered in the survey. This information was very useful in developing priorities and estimating the magnitude of the heat loss due to a given defect.
Infrared thermography requirements study for energy conservation
Author: Spinoff
Author: Enhancing Public Engagement in Energy Conservation Measures in Buildings Using Infrared Thermography
Author: Allan HawasFirst National Conference on the Capabilities and Limitations of Thermal Infrared Sensing Technology in Energy Conservation Programs
Author: Reliable Aerial Thermography for Energy Conservation
Author: Local Government Use of Thermography for Energy Conservation
Author: Publisher:
ISBN:
Category :
Languages : en
Pages :
Book Description
Information is presented on the capabilities of various thermal infrared sensing technologies and equipment. Examples of their use in inventories of energy loss from both individual buildings and community-wide perspectives are included. Discussions cover both ground and aerial surveys and include procedures for program evaluation. Two case studies of cities that have used these technologies are presented. A tabular comparison of equipment specifications is presented and listings of experts, organizations, and reference sources for further detailed information are given.