Location

College of Maritime Transport and Technology

Objectives

• • This course is suitable for all engineering disciplines especially those involved with any maintenance or reliability including management, engineers, technicians and craft personnel. The course will provide the engineering by the correct operation of the infrared imaging system, including adjusting the image, storing and retrieving data, provide proper care and verify the calibration of the instrument. Moreover, it support the engineering regarding Understanding the basics of infrared theory including characterising the object and background

Outcomes

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Course Contents

Basics of heat transfer. Introduction to thermal imaging and measurement. systems for electrical applications. Basics of infrared theory (characterizing and background). Operation of the infrared imaging system. Application of thermal imaging for inspecting and diagnosing indoor and outdoor electrical equipment.  Electrical thermographic data collection (procedures & critical parameters).  Infrared windows (placement and installation).  Hot spots and reflections.  Qualitative vs. quantitative thermography.  Thermal images Interpreting (measurement & decision).  The conditions required to carry out various inspections  Severity criteria used for electrical inspections.  Safety considerations when performing electrical inspections.  Prioritizing potential problems for repair  Thermographic inspections database and reporting  Requirements of relevant codes and standard