Here are some frequently asked questions about how thermal monitoring can automate and optimize processes in the steel industry. Which thermal cameras are right for this type of application? What type of enclosure do you use for the Steel Mill…
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Fire is a devastating force that can cause immense damage to lives and property. Detecting a fire early on is crucial for effective firefighting and reducing the potential for harm. Thermal cameras have emerged as a powerful tool in fire…
At the COP26 climate meeting in Glasgow on November 2, 2021, global leaders announced that more than 100 countries had signed a pledge to reduce their methane emissions 30% by 2030. With it being an ultra-potent greenhouse gas, experts emphasize…
Helping a Global Leader of High Performance Steel Reduce Transformation and Maintenance Costs OVERVIEW Steel mills world-wide use refractory lined ladles to store and transport molten steel. Over time, the refractory linings degrade or develop cracks which exposes the outer…
2019 UPDATE: Study originally conducted March-April 2018. Based on customer feedback, Viper has made developments to further enhance system functionality and portability. See comments throughout this report.
Put Thermal Imaging to Work for Your Automation Application: New Webinar Series from FLIR Please join FLIR Systems and Viper Imaging for a live webinar education session. Learn new insights and best practices as we present an in-depth discussion of…
Put Thermal Imaging to Work for Your Automation Application: Webinar Series from FLIR FLIR Systems and Viper Imaging recently hosted a live webinar education session. The recording is now available online! Learn new insights and best practices as we present…
Viper is pleased to announce broadened capabilities for industrial gas leak detection. Our complete line of solutions solve a host of problems that exist in today’s heavy industrial environments. Gas leaks and fugitive emissions can occur as a result of…
Infrared thermal monitoring uses non-contact thermal imaging cameras to detect heat-related problems before they cause equipment failure, downtime, fires, or safety hazards. Choosing the right infrared wavelength is essential, and we explain the differences among short-wave infrared (SWIR), mid-wave infrared…