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| IR Pictures Through Steel Grating |
rieger |
2/15/2012 |
| I am the thermographer in the weld department of an automotive manufacturing company. Our automated robot lines are enclosed in plexiglass. We scan the robot standing on a ladder with our camera over top of the plexiglass encloser. We also have windows cut out in the plexiglass at eye height. The windows have a plexiglass door in which we open and then we are protected with a steel grating. My question is when I scan an area over the top of the plexiglass I get a different temperature than I get when I scan through the open window. Scanning through the steel grating I read a temperature 5 to 15 degress celsius lower than scanning over the top. I know it is to do with the steel grating but I was wondering why. I am enclosing a picture. Thank-you Herb. |
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| Re:IR Pictures Through Steel Grating |
Gary Orlove |
2/15/2012 |
Please see my reply and explanation at
http://irinformir.blogspot.com/2012/02/ir-pictures-through-grating-or-mesh.html#more |
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| Re:IR Pictures Through Steel Grating |
rieger |
2/17/2012 |
| Thanks Gary. That helps out alot. Herb |
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