HOW TO DETECT HIDDEN LEAKS OF COMPRESSED AIR, GAS AND VACUUM. HIDDEN BENEFITS
In industrial plants and facilities, compressed air, gas and vacuum systems are a fundamental source of converted energy. In addition, other resources such as electricity are more accessible and compressors are ubiquitous in today's factories: they enable the operation of machines, tools, robots, laser systems, product handling systems, etc.
However, many compressed air, gas and vacuum systems are not in optimal condition due to wear and tear and poor maintenance practices, which leads to the worst waste of all: constant leaks. These can be hidden behind machines, at connection points, overhead pipes or cracked pipes and hoses in poor condition. These leaks accumulate quickly and can cause downtime.
THE REVOLUTIONARY COMPRESSED AIR LEAK DETECTION SYSTEM
What if we told you there was a leak detection technology that can pinpoint your location from 50 m away, in a noisy environment, without shutting down your equipment? Fluke has developed an industrial camera that does just that. Industrial maintenance managers consider the cFluke ii900 industrial acoustic chamber is "revolutionary" for compressed air leak detection.
This new industrial acoustic camera, capable of detecting a wider range of frequencies than traditional ultrasonic devices, offers, thanks to the new SoundSight ™ technology, a better visual scan of air leaks, similar to those of thermographic camera hot spots.
