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Thermography results - Page One of Two |
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I have reorganised the thermography section since it was first created. I assumed at the outset that thermographic images would play a pivotal role in surveying what is now proven to be an astonishingly incompetent cavity wall insulation job.
The section now begins with the Endoscope Random Images. The endoscope survey was not originally planned. The idea developed through necessity and subsequently proved to be hugely successful in not only identifying voids but providing indisputable proof as well. You cannot argue with those images and movie clips. In my work historically, we learn to employ such novel thinking when exploring options. The thermographic survey does provide additional valuable information on the incompetence of the work carried out. It highlights other areas where ordinarily an intrusive survey would be best employed. Areas where the endoscope could not reach or would result in internal damage. That said it is already self-evident that the work will have to be redone, therefore it is pointless adding the expense of an external intrusive boroscope survey based on the thermographic images. The thermographic survey was carried out by a Level One Thermographer using a FliR B50 camera. The work was carried out 21.02.2013. All the specified prior-to-survey conditions were fully complied with. I was supplied with images and using relevant downloaded FLiR software I have produced all that you will see in these two pages. The software determines the correct temperature data indicated in the text boxes next to the 'spots' indicated, as well as the right hand side temperature bar. Outdoor temperature on the day 3 degrees and for those interested, the emissivity setting 0.92. All views reported from outside. |
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Thermal Imaging by Thermaview (North West) - http://thermaview.info | |||||||||
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