Thermal imaging camera was installed to monitor temperature of kiln shell and identify hot spots there. It enables real time temperature measurement. It delivers sharp images and videos, thereby increasing efficiency and safety. Modular system approach saves power. |
The refractory-lined lower part of the kiln reaches temperatures of up to 2,000 C making it prone to refractory damage. Localized hot spots of the kiln shell may occur, that can lead to extensive damage and warp the kiln.
In order to enable real time temperature measurement and identify hot spots in the kiln shell, a thermal imaging camera Pi640 from Optris was installed.
With a very small measuring VGA and an optical resolution of 640×480 pixels, the PI 640 delivers pin-sharp radiometric pictures and videos in real time.
It has a compact design, with a body sized 45x56x90 mm and weight of 269 – 340 g it is ideal to be installed where space is limited
The wide optic lens enabled continuous scanning of the entire kiln from 60-100mtrs relaying a thermal map to plant operations
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