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Thermography - Qualitative VS Quantitative
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Qualitative Surveys Qualitative thermal surveys are the more basic option of the two inspection types, however they are still a great tool in determining defects or anomalies within a multiple of building or electrical scenarios. Qualitative surveys do not involve the recording or taking of any formal temperature measurements, instead they rely on the analysis of thermal images by a trained individual. The easiest way to explain this is with a simple example, imagine that an internal wall shows a darker blue area, what this indicates is that the area’s surface is cooler than its surroundings, there are multiple reasons that...
The Many Uses of the Digital Twin - Webinar
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A digital twin is a virtual model of a process, product or service. This pairing of the virtual and physical worlds allows analysis of data and monitoring of systems to head off problems before they even occur, prevent downtime, develop new opportunities and even plan for the future by using simulations. But what are the many uses of the digital twin?
Watch our latest webinar on 'How to Create you First Digital Twin'.
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Surveytech in partnership with Matterport presented a brand new webinar on 'How to Create Your First Digital Twin' featuring guest speakers Anil Sawhney from RICS and Stuart Leche from C9VT, moderated by Dan Naqvi from UK Construction Marketing and hosted by our very own Matt Lacey.
How Machine Control Can Transform Construction
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A summary of how Machine Control is transforming the construction industry
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Why Thermography is The HOT Topic !
Posted by Kyle Skelson on
Thermography as whole is an extremely interesting subject and is definitely a hot topic at the moment. So with this in mind lets look at a few different applications of thermography. Electrical Inspections. When it comes to performing general inspections on electrical installations, thermal cameras can be an invaluable tool. They do this by allowing you to get a view of the electrical connections that can't be seen with the naked eye. When a current of any kind is passed through a conductor some of this energy is dissipated and given off as heat. So when there are loose connections within...