Fluke Diagnostic Service | Detection of air and gas leaks by certified diagnosticians
Fluke ii900
Visualizing invisible compressed air leaks, suction leaks, and gas leaks. Instantly detect energy waste.
Fluke Corporation has launched the Fluke Diagnostic Service, which conducts air and gas leak detection by certified diagnosticians starting from October 2, 2023. The "Fluke Diagnostic Service" is a paid service that uses Fluke ii900 and ii910 to detect air and gas leaks in factories by Fluke-certified diagnosticians and provides reporting, visualizing the following: - Leak locations and quantities (L/min) - Leakage costs (amount) - CO2 emissions [Limited to a certain number of companies] <Case publication and free diagnostic campaign> As part of the campaign for the launch of the Fluke Diagnostic Service, we will select one company from each of the five fields of "Food," "Steel," "Automotive Parts," "Shipbuilding," and "Chemicals," totaling five companies, to provide the Fluke Diagnostic Service "for free," on the condition that customer feedback will be published on the Fluke website. ■ To apply, please write "Campaign Application" in your inquiry. ■ Application deadline: Until November 8, 2023 We encourage you to apply for this opportunity. *For more details, please refer to the external link or feel free to contact us.
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Are you facing any of these issues? ■ Want to reduce energy loss in your factory ■ Want to detect air leaks but don't want to stop operations ■ Want to detect air leaks while keeping costs down ■ Is an ultrasonic camera really effective? Factories that can benefit from diagnostic services ■ Have not conducted leak detection until now ■ Compressors are operating even during factory shutdowns ■ Want to optimize the number and capacity of compressors ■ Using holidays to detect air leaks with ears or soapy water ■ Investigating leaks using pressure methods ■ Want to confirm cost-effectiveness before introducing an ultrasonic camera Leave it to Fluke Diagnostic Services *For more details, please refer to the external link or feel free to contact us.
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Air Leak Detection Even in noisy environments, maintenance personnel can quickly and accurately detect air, gas, and vacuum leak points in compressed air systems. *For more details, please refer to the external link or feel free to contact us.*
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Air Leak Detection The photo shows an example of an air leak in a chemical plant captured by the ii900. The area visible on the piping in the center of the screen can be identified as an air leak. The air leak generates ultrasonic waves at approximately 40 kHz. By utilizing this fact, we can detect air leaks and achieve energy savings.
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Partial discharge of a transformer
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Turbine motor maintenance inspection
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Fluke ii900: Usage Examples
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Fluke ii900: Usage Examples
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Where is the air leaking from?
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Where is the air leaking from?
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| Model number | overview |
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| Fluke ii910 | Air leak and partial discharge detection Frequency range: 2kHz to 100kHz Automatic and manual range |
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Fluke is the Japanese subsidiary of the American company Fluke Corporation, a manufacturer of precision electronic measuring instruments with a global sales network. We offer a wide range of field measuring instruments, including digital multimeters, thermal imaging cameras, portable oscilloscopes (4ch/2ch) with insulated inputs, clamp meters, and infrared thermometers. Each product is user-friendly, boasts excellent durability, and is ideal for troubleshooting in the field. They are essential tools for engineers and are widely used around the world. You can choose the most suitable model from Fluke's highly accurate and reliable field measuring instruments according to your needs.
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