Non-destructive inspection using infrared camera imaging! Diagnosing every detail while ensuring the safety of the workers!
"Infrared inspection" is a non-destructive testing method using infrared camera imaging, applicable to structural investigations related to factory equipment and construction. Compared to conventional inspection methods, structural diagnosis using infrared methods (thermography) requires less cost and effort, and it can provide visually clear diagnostic results. It can investigate issues such as poor electrical contact at terminal sections, temperature rises in motor bearings, and leakage investigations while watering. 【Examples】 ■ Structural diagnosis using infrared camera imaging & thermography equipment ■ Factory equipment electrical inspection ■ Factory equipment motor inspection ■ Construction-related building exterior wall diagnosis ■ Construction-related leakage investigation *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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【Benefits of Infrared Inspection】 ■ Reduced work time ■ No need to set up scaffolding, ensuring worker safety ■ Lower cost compared to traditional inspection methods ■ No impact ■ No chemicals used *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Investigation of Electric Motors Investigation of the temperature rise of electric motor bearings
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Building exterior wall diagnosis Providing easily understandable diagnostic results with minimal effort.
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Leakage investigation It is clear to see how water is gradually leaking from areas that are not visible.
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In Japan, non-destructive testing using infrared camera imaging is still not widely recognized. Overseas, qualification systems have already been established, and the training of technicians is progressing. Such technology is particularly needed in Japan, which frequently experiences disasters like earthquakes and typhoons. Dōryokusha will continue its long-term efforts toward the full-scale dissemination of this groundbreaking inspection method.