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Hi Mikko, Sorry for the delay in replying! Here's the Hartford Steam Boiler/Logos-InspecTrend white paper you requested: http://maintenanceforums.com/groupee/forums/a/tpc/f/3621051111/m/7511078291 Thanks - Merry Christmas to all, Bruce Bruce Anderson www.inspectrend.com

The three legs of a balanced thermography program: 1) a trained/experienced thermographer 2) good to excellent IR imager that's suited to the particular needs of your plant or consulting business. 3) good to excellent reporting and tracking software I would like to address number 3 for a...

Yes, recording data one time is the goal (and I'm not talking about typing things in manually but, ideally, clicking on drop down knowledge base libraries in the field - say on PDAs) - however, if people have to generate work orders in a CMMS, they are often faced with entering data a second or...

Hi Mikko, Yes, you're finding out the story as you dig into infrared at your facility. I wanted to respond to your comment: "What comes to softwares capability to store previous data, in my experience, most convient way is to store data in general maintenance softwares, if available." It has...

Hi Mikkopee, You may find that the image analysis you're trying to accomplish is limited by the software package of that particular camera manufacturer. Often the programs and image formats are not compatible. Mikron uses an .sit image that is proprietary but can be converted to .bmp (generic...

Good points Greg - infrared works very well in conjunction with other Predictive Maintenance (PdM) technologies like vibration, tribology (oil), ultrasound. Often IR may be the first pass through a facility and as you see potential problems you can move in to determine root causes with more...

H1H2N3F4, There are many thermogram analysis programs on the market - all the camera manufacturers have or include them in their packages. There are not many IR/PdM Database applications on the market. IR DBs will allow you to create baselines, track and trend your equipment, etc...

I agree with Roy - there are a number of excellent sites for you to look through. For example at the FLIR and Snell sites you'll find much information from their excellent infrared conferences - Inframation and Thermal Solutions respectively. You'll also find excellent chat boards there. If...