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May I ask, is infrared temperature measurement widely used in chemical storage tanks these days?
Infrared temperature measurement is a basic function. Take a look at the “cutting-edge technologies” on this device – 13. Intelligent inspection robots: https://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-3058594-1-1.html (Source: Haichuan Chemical Industry Forum)
More, much more than when I first started working. When I go on business trips to industrial sites, I always bring a handheld infrared thermometer – it’s convenient and practical, and it allows me to measure the temperature of areas that are difficult to reach, as well as those that are too hot to approach.
Is an incubator with a stirrer suitable for infrared temperature measurement? If stirred, the medium will experience greater fluctuations, right?
This post was last edited by qugd on 2021-12-17 at 18:19. Medium waves and infrared radiation do not interfere with each other. Do you think, with boiling water either stirred or not, which level of the water can your hand reach?
Yes, temperature measurement is now widely used. It can be applied in valves and in areas prone to fires and explosions, where it enables timely temperature alerts for early warning. It can also detect valve leaks, provide real-time monitoring, and measure the temperature of furnace tubes to prevent issues such as coking, deformation of the furnace tubes due to excessive temperatures, and the appearance of red spots. For more details, please contact me at 13696518235, Mr. Zhu