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Advertisers Index High Performance Thermal Imaging Cameras at Photonex
FLIR Systems has chosen the Photonex exhibition, being held at the Ricoh Arena, Coventry (UK) on 15th and 16th October 2014, to present its market-leading high performance thermal imaging camera range to the UK market. Visitors to Stand C17 will have the chance to discuss and see demonstrated FLIR Systems innovative X8400sc HD thermal imaging camera and the Ultra-fast X6580sc thermal imaging camera.
With a highly sensitive InSb detector, mega pixel resolution, advanced functionality, and cutting edge design, the FLIR X8400sc high definition camera sets a new standard for research and science thermography. Providing high-definition images of 1280 x 1024 pixels the FLIR X8400sc thermal imaging cameras will reveal the faintest of thermal anomalies and allow you to see the smallest of details. Incorporating advanced detector technology - FLIR SC8400 / SC6500 cameras can detect temperature differences smaller than 25mK (18mK typically). Using FLIR’s proprietary “lock-in” facility, temperature differences as small as 1mK can be made clearly visible. Designed to unlock the secrets of almost any application, a FLIR X8400sc camera can measure temperatures up to 3,000º C with an accuracy of +/- 1ºC or +/- 1%. The FLIR X8400sc offer an adjustable frame rate of up to 100 Hz full frame and can deliver images up to a speed of 3,000 Hz.
The FLIR X6580sc thermal imaging camera provides ultra-fast frame-rate acquisition for scientific and research applications involving dynamic thermal events. The device features a 640 × 512 digital InSb detector with spectral sensitivity from 1.5 to 5.5 µm and a f/3 aperture. It provides images up to 125 Hz in full frame and up to 4011 Hz in a 64 × 8 subwindowing mode. Features on this research grade camera include high thermal sensitivity, snapshot imagery, a motorised spectral filter wheel and a detachable touch-screen LCD. The camera connects to the company’s ResearchIR Max R&D software for thermal imaging data acquisition, analysis and reporting. The X6580sc can be temperature-calibrated up to 300 °C, or up to 3000 °C with spectral and/or neutral density filters, and it provides measurement accuracy of ±1 °C for standard configurations.
Nigel Peart, Northern European Sales Manager for FLIR Systems (R&D / Science Products) said ‘ by delivering innovative products, like the X8400sc and the X6580sc that offer leading edge performance, reliability and versatility, we are opening up new applications of thermal imaging technology’.
Flow Meter Improves Air Compressor System Efficiency to Reduce Plant Energy Costs
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Engineers who need to reduce the energy cost of air compressor systems will find the precision ST50 Air Flow Meter from Fluid Components International (FCI) (USA) helps them more accurately measure compressed air and detect system inefficiencies or expensive leaks.
Plants that depend on point-of-use compressors will find the ST50 Flow Meter is a cost effective mass flow monitoring solution that is ideal for compressed air flow measurement. It provides precision flow measurement to reduce the consumption of pneumatic air, helping manufacturing, assembly and process plants reduce air consumables and the energy required to support compressed air systems.
The installation of ST50 Flow Meters in large facilities with multiple air compressors allows the operators to compare compressor usage and adjust them for optimum efficiencies. In addition, the use of mass flow meters at the point of compressed air output helps to ensure peak performance at a given flow rate. Comparing the performance of multiple air compressors is also useful in predictive maintenance applications where higher flow rates may indicate leaking valves or seals in one unit versus other units operating under similar conditions.
The ST50 Flow Meter utilises FCI’s highly accurate thermal dispersion mass flow sensing technology to provide highly effective direct mass flow measurement at a lower cost. With the ST50, there is no need for the temperature sensors, flow computers or other devices required with orifice plates, Venturis, Vortex
shedding and other meters. The ST50’s unique design also provides built-in temperature compensation for reliable measurement over a wide temperature range with almost no pressure-drop.
The ST50 Flow Meter features a wide flow range from 0.75 SFPS to 400 SFPS (0.23 to 122 NMPS) for air, compressed air or nitrogen. Flow meter accuracy is +1% of reading, +0.5% of full scale, with repeatability of +0.5% of reading. The meter operates at temperatures from +40 to 100°F (4 to 38°C).
The ST50’s flow range can be field-configured in either standard mass flow or volumetric engineering units. In features dual analog outputs, 4-20 mA and 0-10 Vdc, which are field assignable as flow rate or temperature and an RS232C I/O port. A 0-1kHz pulse output for totalizing flow is also available as an option. All configurations are easily user set in the field with any standard laptop to the RS232C port and/ or via the wireless IR link/PDA.
The ST50, featuring a rugged stainless steel sensing element with Hastelloy-C tips, is designed for endurance and maximum performance in outdoor and field installation conditions. Its electronics are housed in an all-aluminum, epoxy-coated enclosure that is NEMA 4X (IP66) rated and it withstands operational pressures up to 500 psig [34 bar (g)].
Three process connections are available for the new ST50 high-accuracy flow meter: 1/2-inch MNPT or 3/4-inch MNPT with a stainless steel or Teflon ferrule. It is available in three field adjustable U-length probes, 6, 12 and 18 inches (152, 305, and 457mm) to accommodate pipe sizes 2 to 124 inches (51 to 610mm). Instrument powering options include both DC (18-36V) and AC (85-265V). The ST50 comes with a 1-year standard warranty.
The versatile ST50 offers the best value in its class, featuring superior performance, low maintenance, ease of installation and a long-life. Whether adding flow measurement to improve the process or replacing high-maintenance flow meters, the ST50 provides an accurate, fast response and no-maintenance solution for compressed air, gas and nitrogen flow measurement. For smaller line sizes under 2 inches (51 mm), FCI’s ST75 air/gas flow meter is an ideal choice. To ensure optimum accuracy, performance and quality, FCI owns and operates a best-in-class test and NIST traceable calibration laboratory. FCI product developments are subject to rigorous testing and calibration integrity validation using high-speed data acquisition systems and precision flow calibration equipment.
Fluid Components International is a global company committed to meeting the needs of its customers through innovative solutions to the most challenging requirements for sensing, measuring and controlling flow, level and temperature of air, gases, and liquids.
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