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Non-destructive testing

Author: Mohammed CHERFAOUI

Publication date: July 10, 2006

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9. Thermography

The principle is shown in figure 13 .

The camera's detector is highly sensitive.

However, the method is limited in its applications. The heat source at the origin of the excitation must be as homogeneous as possible. The field of investigation is limited, and quantitative interpretation is often rather difficult.

Principle of the thermography method
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