Thermal & Acoustic Imaging

• The theory behind each Industrial Imaging sensing mode (thermal, acoustic, and visual)
• The common precautions that each sensing mode requires to obtain successful images
• How to produce successful images using Fluke Industrial Imaging Solutions by conducting practical laboratories
• How to use Fluke’s analysis and reporting software to assist in asset improvements

• Mechanical Service Technicians, HV Linesmen, Welding Inspectors, and Pipeline Inspectors looking to learn their way around state-of-the-art tools that can make their job easier, safer, and more efficient.
• HVAC Asset Managers, Electrical Service Managers, and Maintenance Managers looking to improve the safety and efficiency of their facilities.
• Energy Efficiency Consultants looking for new best-practice solutions to audit, report, and overhaul their client’s maintenance practices.
• Any Maintenance professionals seeking to upskill with the latest cutting-edge techniques and technologies.

Curriculum Outline

Topic	Outcomes
Acoustic Imaging	Explain sound pressure, spectrum, and transmission Practice common air, gas, and vacuum leak applications Understand the theory behind internal (partial) and external (corona) discharge Use the Fluke ii910 to find discharge
Thermography	Become familiar with Thermography theory Understand Thermal Camera basics and applications Practice using Thermography Cameras including associated reporting software
Visual Imaging	Become familiar with Visual inspection theory Understand how to use Visual Imaging tools to rectify issues Practice selecting and using Visual Imaging tools
Test and Certificate of Attendance	Attendees successfully completing a short test designed to check their understanding of key material presented in the course will be given a ‘Certificate of Attendance’

What you will need

It is encouraged that each participant brings a Windows 10 laptop to the workshop.

Prerequisites:

Working level knowledge. This course assumes you have at minimum an understanding of industrial concepts relevant to a practical working industrial environment.

Time commitment:

Each workshop session will run for 8 hours on a single day. Morning tea, lunch, and afternoon tea are included.