Case Study of Thermal Imaging Camera Implementation - Kawasaki City Water and Sewer Bureau

Are you struggling with understanding the condition of electrical equipment and maintaining machinery? We can achieve abnormality detection and accident prevention with thermal imaging cameras.

To the Kawasaki City Water and Sewer Bureau, we would like to introduce a case study on the implementation of our thermal imaging camera, the 'FLIR T540'. Many electrical and mechanical systems are difficult to shut down, making it challenging to assess their condition. We will share how we efficiently carried out maintenance management in such circumstances as a practical example. 【Challenges Before Implementation】 ■ There are many electrical and mechanical systems where condition assessment is difficult, and most of them are maintained under TBM (Time-Based Maintenance). ■ A rapid increase in aging equipment is expected in the future. ■ The challenge is how to effectively and efficiently carry out renovations and repairs within a limited budget. 【Benefits of Implementation】 ■ Validated effectiveness through support services before implementation. ■ We were able to confirm achievements in preventive maintenance by actually discovering areas of abnormal heat and preventing failures. ■ Support for implementation at the site and trial operations to understand the expected effects of implementation and changes in workload were effective in gaining organizational understanding. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

Thermography