Message Board Thread - "Infrared Underground "

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Infrared Underground	jwfla	2/23/2001
I have a potential customer who wants to know if I can locate some gas tanks and lines that are buried about 5 ft. underground. I have never attempted this application before and was wondering if anyone had? I would be interested in discussing this further with anyone who has.
RE:Infrared Underground	JKEngineer	2/27/2001
Natural gas or gasoline? If gas, is it flowing and at what temperature? I presented a paper at Thermosense in 1999 that showed how finite element analysis can be used to predict whether a field trip can be successful. One of the examples was finding a hot pipe buried underground. I would be willing to perform a similar analysis for your situation if you like. Jack M. Kleinfeld, P.E. Kleinfeld Technical Services, Inc. Infrared Thermography, Finite Element Analysis, Process Engineering 4011 Hillman Ave. Bronx, NY 10463 phone:    718-884-6644 tollfree: 866-884-6644 fax & voice mail: 212-214-0919 JKEngineer@KleinfeldTechnical.com or JKEngineer@aol.com come see what we can do for you: http://www.KleinfeldTechnic...
RE to undereground IR	ies_surfninja	11/6/2003
It is probably easier and more accurate to just us Ground Penetrating Radar by a local underground locating company. I would like to know how to us the IR and how accurate it would be. ies_surninja