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5 Things to Consider About Aerial Electrical Utility Inspections | FLIR Delta - Episode 12
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- Опубликовано: 14 авг 2024
- Thermographers have been inspecting substations and overhead electrical transmission lines for years, but they’ve needed specialized tools and techniques to do it. In this episode learn a few reasons you should think about expanding your drone skill set to be able to inspect substations and overhead electrical lines.
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Amazing presentation. Extremely informative and straight to the point!
The problem I have noticed between my T640 camera and the FLIR thermal cameras on drones, is the thermal span for the drone IR camera is larger so trying to find say 10 degree C rise on a component is just about impossible.
Hi there what is the uses of a drone in a substation except thermo
Thanks