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How are the problems found during an infrared thermography survey documented?

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How are the problems found during an infrared thermography survey documented?

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With a high quality infrared camera like that used by IRIS Associates, real time images viewed by the camera are digitally frozen and stored, then later downloaded to a computer. Utility software is used view the IR picture, analyze temperatures, and adjust pictures for optimum clarity. The temperature of the “hot spot” compared to a reference temperature often provides valuable information about the severity of the problem. The infrared picture is inserted on a form and accompanied by a detailed description of the location and nature of the problem, along with other vital information. A normal visual picture is also included. The documented problems are included in a report that is used to direct repair efforts to the equipment in question.

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