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Using Aerial Thermal IR Imaging to Monitor Underground Piping in District Heating and Cooling Systems 

09-27-2023 11:27

Session Abstract

Supply steam and condensate return lines, hot water lines, chilled water lines, supply water mains, storm water drains, and sewer lines can be monitored for leaks and/or faulty insulation by using aerial thermal infrared (IR) imagery. Distribution piping systems can be flown over rapidly and inexpensively to provide thermal data for asset management, predictive maintenance (PdM) and planning purposes. As a result of finding and repairing leaks in these systems, energy usage can be reduced with all the related benefits.

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Greg Stockton, President, AITscan, a Division of Stockton Infrared


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Presented at IDEA 2021 in Austin, TX