2006
DOI: 10.1080/10739140600605886
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Thermovision Method for Diagnostics of Local Characteristics of Natural Draft Cooling Towers

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“…Humid air and droplets generally impair the transmission of infrared electromagnetic radiation [17]. Širok et al [7] have shown that temperature measurements inside a cooling tower using an infrared camera operating in 7.5 to 13 mm range were within a frame of measurement uncertainty with temperature measurements using precise RTD sensors up to the distance of 25 m.…”
Section: Thermal Vision Measurements Of Drift Eliminatorsmentioning
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“…Humid air and droplets generally impair the transmission of infrared electromagnetic radiation [17]. Širok et al [7] have shown that temperature measurements inside a cooling tower using an infrared camera operating in 7.5 to 13 mm range were within a frame of measurement uncertainty with temperature measurements using precise RTD sensors up to the distance of 25 m.…”
Section: Thermal Vision Measurements Of Drift Eliminatorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(3). For measurements, the thermal vision method [7] for measuring the temperature field on the surface of drift eliminators was selected. In order to estimate the influence of airflow inlet region modifications on cooling tower efficiency, temperature measurements were performed prior to and after the reconstruction of the cooling tower.…”
Section: The Influence Of Airflow Inlet Region Modifications On the Lmentioning
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