Thermographic Analysis of Mechanical Processes (Webinar | Online)

Friction is omnipresent. External friction between contacting outer surfaces of solids occurs, for example, in the rolling resistance of vehicles or in the abrasion of mechanical connections. Internal friction is effective in deformation processes within solids, liquids and gases between neighboring particles. Typical of all friction processes is that heat is generated. This heat can be made visible and measurable using thermography. High-resolution thermal IR cameras allow the smallest temperature differences or temperature gradients to be determined – even inWeiterlesen