Infrared Thermography Solutions

At IRPD Technic, our Infrared Thermography Solutions encompass a wide range of advanced, non-invasive inspection services using cutting-edge thermal imaging technology.

These services are designed to enhance operational safety, prevent equipment failure, and ensure energy efficiency across various applications:

• Electrical HV & LV Thermographic Inspections to detect electrical faults and overheating in high and low voltage systems.
• Building Thermographic Inspections to assess insulation defects, moisture intrusion, and energy loss in structures.
• Pipeline Thermographic Inspections (CUI) to identify corrosion under insulation without removing it.
• Mechanical Motor, Pump, Vessel & Storage Tank Inspections to detect overheating, mechanical wear, or structural issues.
• Aerial Thermographic Inspections for large or hard-to-reach areas, offering safe and efficient detection of temperature anomalies.

Additionally, under our Advanced Infrared Thermographic Inspection services, we provide:

• Optical Gas Imaging (OGI) Leak Detection, which uses infrared technology to visualize and detect gas leaks that are invisible to the naked eye, ensuring environmental safety and regulatory compliance.
• Furnace Tubes and Burners Inspections, enabling detailed thermal assessments of furnace tubes and burners to detect temperature imbalances or structural issues, improving safety and operational efficiency.
  
  

Our solutions ensure early detection of potential issues, helping you maintain safety, reliability, and cost-effectiveness in your operations.

Electrical HV & LV Thermographic Inspections

Our infrared thermography services for High Voltage (HV) and Low Voltage (LV) electrical systems are designed to detect early signs of electrical faults that could lead to equipment failure or safety hazards.

Using advanced thermal imaging technology, we can identify overheating components, loose connections, and insulation breakdowns without interrupting your operations.

This non-invasive inspection method ensures that you maintain the reliability and safety of your electrical systems, prevent costly downtime, and comply with NFPA 70B’s 12-month thermal inspection requirement.

Building Thermographic Inspections

Our Building Thermographic Inspections provide a comprehensive assessment of building structures to identify insulation defects, moisture intrusion, energy inefficiencies, and air leaks.

Using thermal imaging, we can detect temperature variations that signal hidden problems in walls, roofs, windows, and HVAC systems.

These inspections are crucial for improving energy efficiency, ensuring occupant comfort, and preventing costly structural damage due to moisture or poor insulation.

Pipeline Thermographic Inspections (CUI)

Our thermographic inspections for pipelines focus on detecting Corrosion Under Insulation (CUI), a common issue in pipelines that is often difficult to detect with traditional methods.

Using infrared thermography, we can identify temperature variations that indicate areas of corrosion or damage beneath insulation, enabling early intervention and preventing leaks, spills, or costly repairs.

This non-invasive method ensures that pipeline integrity is maintained without removing insulation or disrupting operations.

Mechanical Motor, Pump, Vessel & Storage Tank Inspections

Mechanical equipment, including motors, pumps, vessels, and storage tanks, can be prone to overheating, mechanical wear, or structural issues that are not visible to the naked eye.

Our infrared thermographic inspections allow for early detection of these problems by analyzing heat patterns.

We can identify hot spots that indicate failing components or inefficient operation, helping you maintain optimal performance, extend the life of your equipment, and prevent unscheduled downtime.

Aerial Thermographic Inspection

Our Aerial Thermographic Inspections provide a unique perspective on large or hard-to-reach areas, such as power lines, solar farms, pipelines, and buildings.

Using drone-mounted thermal cameras, we can quickly and efficiently scan large areas to detect temperature anomalies that may indicate electrical faults, insulation issues, or structural defects.

This method is ideal for inspecting areas that are difficult or dangerous to access from the ground, ensuring thorough and accurate inspections while minimizing risks.