Heat audit of enterprises

Thermal imaging survey of enterprises and thermal imaging inspection of buildings

Thermal imaging is a scientific method by which an energy auditor can visually reproduce temperature by measuring all the infrared rays that an object generates, followed by the conversion of these rays into a visible image.

This method was pretty quickly integrated in our country, as it helps to very quickly and accurately examine any room, as well as identify places with high thermal conductivity.

Thermovision diagnostics - allows us, immediately after a detour, to take all the necessary measures to reduce heat loss and, accordingly, monetary savings. In the report, after inspection by a thermal imager, all places of heat leakage, or defects during construction, or a description of problems associated with the life of your facility will be described in detail.

You can add to this:

- elimination of drafts;

- increase the life of the building;

- increase thermal performance;

- increase in internal temperature;

- search for all kinds of damage to buildings;

The next stage of work should include:

- a detailed check of powerful equipment (electric motors, transformers, etc.);

- electrical wiring for overheating, or poor-quality insulation;

- control of ventilation, heating and other engineering systems;

- drawing up a plan of hidden communications;

It should be noted that the presented study should be handed over only to a certified specialist. The thing is that an incorrect interpretation of the results of thermal imaging can lead to the achievement of a zero result, using your own money.

The main advantages of a qualified specialist are:

- clarity of understanding of thermograms;

- efficiency in obtaining information;

- accuracy in the execution of diagnostics;

- the reliability of the data;

- non-destructive examination method;

What is included in the price of heat audit?

1) Preliminary consultation by phone from an energy auditor;

2) Departure to the address of our specialist;

3) Analysis with the Testo thermal imager;

4) Report in email