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1 Practical Thermography for Mechanical Applications Pub ITC 110 H Infrared Training Center 1
2 Pub ITC 110 H Infrared Training Center 2
3 Lesson Objectives Learn basics of what to look at in a mechanical IR survey Understand importance of a baseline IR survey Understand effect of environmental conditions Understand occasional need for other technologies Pub ITC 110 H Infrared Training Center 3
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5 Why Use IR to Inspect Mechanical Equipment? Mechanical systems generate thermal energy during normal operation Excessive temperatures can be generated by: Friction Cooling degradation Material loss Blockages Pub ITC 110 H Infrared Training Center 5
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7 Causes of Excessive Friction Friction Causes Wear Misalignment Over or under lubrication Misuse Heat energy will travel from generation points to surface to be imaged Pub ITC 110 H Infrared Training Center 7
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9 Mechanical Applications Motors and their associated driven components Gasoline and Diesel engines Heat exchangers Piping systems Boilers and furnaces Steam Traps Valves Gear boxes Vessels and Tanks Automotive, Marine, and Aeronautical Multiple bearing transport systems (conveyors) Energy delivery systems Air handling systems Pub ITC 110 H Infrared Training Center 9
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11 Familiarity with Equipment is Key Simply identifying a thermal pattern does not mean a problem has been located Once a normal thermal signature is obtained and understood, any deviation from this normal signature can provide evidence of a suspect problem Understand temperature limits of mechanical equipment Pub ITC 110 H Infrared Training Center 11
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13 Thermography s Use More useful for locating a problem area than for indicating the cause of the overheating Other technologies such as vibration analysis, oil analysis, and ultrasound can be employed to find root causes Pub ITC 110 H Infrared Training Center 13
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15 Thermography s Advantages Non-contact and non-invasive technique Fast Image easier to understand than many other NDT techniques Versatile Other NDT methods often necessary to pinpoint problems discovered with IR Pub ITC 110 H Infrared Training Center 15
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17 Mechanical Applications Baseline IR surveys very important Variables include: Environmental conditions, especially temperature Equipment type, mfr Equipment load Pub ITC 110 H Infrared Training Center 17
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19 Mechanical Applications Compare, compare, compare Time trending Same equipment over time Equipment comparisons Similar equipment under similar load and environmental conditions in a different location at about the same time F F F F Pub ITC 110 H Infrared Training Center 19
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21 Baseline example-normal operation C Courtesy, David Gleaton 15.0 C Pub ITC 110 H Infrared Training Center 21
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23 Mechanical Applications Often use other condition monitoring technologies to verify and isolate findings Vibration Oil analysis MCSA (motor current signature analysis) Ultrasonics Pub ITC 110 H Infrared Training Center 23
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25 Steam Traps More difficult than other valve or piping systems to diagnose Pressure has effect on temperature of steam in a saturated system As pressure decreases, the temperature of the steam decreases as well Improperly operating traps may go unnoticed Pub ITC 110 H Infrared Training Center 25
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27 How to Inspect Steam Traps Inspect exit of trap. Should see temperature fluctuation as trap dumps condensate If you don't see it, can mean: Failed open or closed Undersized for condensate load Have not waited long enough to see trap cycle If you see any of these conditions, use an ultrasonic tester to verify trap s condition Pub ITC 110 H Infrared Training Center 27
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29 Steam Trap A float and thermostatic trap before dumping condensate (left) and after. Note the temperature increase in the outlet pipe (lower left) Pub ITC 110 H Infrared Training Center 29
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31 Steam Trap Trap cycling live steam, not dumping condensate 314 F F 350 SP F SP F Pub ITC 110 H Infrared Training Center 31
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33 Valves Leaks 38.7 C C The thermal pattern on the right valve indicates leakage Pub ITC 110 H Infrared Training Center 33
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35 Valve leakage Pub ITC 110 H Infrared Training Center 35
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37 Valve condition F Dropped sealing disk Valve in open position F F Courtesy, Robert Bonin, Motiva Leaking valve? IR says NO F Pub ITC 110 H Infrared Training Center 37
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39 Pipe Blockage Pub ITC 110 H Infrared Training Center 39
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41 Duct Blockage Dust drum duct blockage Pub ITC 110 H Infrared Training Center 41
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43 Vacuum Leak 84.4 C C A vacuum leak causes the bolt (left) to cool Pub ITC 110 H Infrared Training Center 43
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45 Refractory Losses A decrease in the insulation refractory has caused this hotspot on this molten metal transfer ladle Pub ITC 110 H Infrared Training Center 45
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47 Lime Kilns Pub ITC 110 H Infrared Training Center 47
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49 Welded Joints Pub ITC 110 H Infrared Training Center 49
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51 Heat Exchangers 45.4 C C Pub ITC 110 H Infrared Training Center 51
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53 Heat exchanger Pub ITC 110 H Infrared Training Center 53
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55 Bearings and Belts Some mechanical targets too numerous to continuously monitor *>133.3 F *>141.2 F *<30.5 F Hot Spot Conveyor System Roller Bearings *<63.7 F Pub ITC 110 H Infrared Training Center 55
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57 Bearing *>88.8 C IN-board sleave bearing should be warmer! *<51.9 C Overhead Industrial Fan Bearing Pub ITC 110 H Infrared Training Center 57
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59 Pillow block bearing problem *>205.2 F *<-4.0 F Courtesy Frank Vereb, ISI Pub ITC 110 H Infrared Training Center 59
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61 Belts loose and worn F Courtesy, David Gleaton F Pub ITC 110 H Infrared Training Center 61
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63 Tank levels Pub ITC 110 H Infrared Training Center 63
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65 Tank Level Typical thermogram of an actively heated tank. The area containing gas at the top has cooled faster than the heated liquid in the bottom causing a temperature difference Pub ITC 110 H Infrared Training Center 65
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67 Tank levels Floating roof 22 ft Crude level F F AR F F 70 Outlet Pub ITC 110 H Infrared Training Center 67
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69 Spheres (BRT) Natural Gas 7.9 C Vapor Butane 5 Liquid Butane C Pub ITC 110 H Infrared Training Center 69
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71 Tank sludge removal -- almost F 100 Before F F 120 After Courtesy, Robert Bonin, Motiva 47.6 F Pub ITC 110 H Infrared Training Center 71
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73 Motors Temperatures generally compared test period to test period Other factors affecting temperatures Ambient temperature Motor environmental conditions Application heat transfer Frame size/mass Casing type (enclosed/ribbed/interior location) Pub ITC 110 H Infrared Training Center 73
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75 But Remember! Casing temperature is NOT the motor s true temperature Indirect measurement Estimates are that internal motor temperature, depending on the above listed factors, could increase by 40 F (22 C) minimum Pub ITC 110 H Infrared Training Center 75
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77 Case Study Tested two separate ways Comparison to ambient temperature If motor case temperature is 40 F (22 C) over ambient temperature, it is considered overheating Increase of 80 F (44 C), serious heat problem is noted Comparison to spot or reference temperature If marked reference points indicate rise of 20 F (11 C), motor is overheating At 40 F (22 C), a serious heat problem is noted (Courtesy Missouri River Energy Services) Pub ITC 110 H Infrared Training Center 77
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79 Case Study Analyze this IR Image Infrared image of motor bank (Courtesy Missouri River Energy Services) Pub ITC 110 H Infrared Training Center 79
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81 Case Study Not testing actual interior winding temperatures Customers, to date, have not demanded pinpointing problems IR can give first warning sign Customers addressing smaller problems before outages occur In the case of larger problems, they can plan for maintenance downtime Pub ITC 110 H Infrared Training Center 81
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83 Bearings Pub ITC 110 H Infrared Training Center 83
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85 Bearings Severity Criteria for Bearings Desirable: Component is C (18-75 F) above ambient (normal) Important: Component is C ( F) above ambient (normal) Mandatory: Component is C ( F) above ambient (normal) Immediate: Component is 70 C (158 F) or more above ambient (normal) Pub ITC 110 H Infrared Training Center 85
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87 If you see a thermal anomaly in the bearing area, investigate further with vibration analysis Motors Pub ITC 110 H Infrared Training Center 87
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89 Bearings F F Pub ITC 110 H Infrared Training Center 89
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91 Gear reducers F After 20 minutes of operation 75.0 F F After 30 seconds of operation 75.0 F Pub ITC 110 H Infrared Training Center 91
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93 Bearings and Belts Some mechanical targets too numerous to continuously monitor *>133.3 F *>141.2 F *<30.5 F Hot Spot Conveyor System Roller Bearings *<63.7 F Pub ITC 110 H Infrared Training Center 93
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95 Bearing *>88.8 C IN-board sleave bearing should be warmer! *<51.9 C Overhead Industrial Fan Bearing Pub ITC 110 H Infrared Training Center 95
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97 Pillow block bearing problem *>205.2 F *<-4.0 F Courtesy Frank Vereb, ISI Pub ITC 110 H Infrared Training Center 97
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99 Belts loose and worn F Courtesy, David Gleaton F Pub ITC 110 H Infrared Training Center 99
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101 Overheating Air Compressor Motor Pub ITC 110 H Infrared Training Center 101
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