The Application of Infrared Technique in the Fault Diagnosis of Electric Equipments

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The basic theory of infrared fault diagnosis is overviewed in this paper, and the types and characteristics of the instruments are analysis. Then a few infrared fault diagnosis methods of the electric equipments have been summarized. It shows that the intensity of the infrared radiation is associates with the equipments infrared emissive, and the peak wavelength of infrared radiation associates with the equipments temperature. Based on the discussing of the theory of infrared fault diagnosis, the existing issues are summarized.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 361-363)

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1977-1981

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October 2011

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