The Elimination of Reflected Radiation in an Infrared Thermographic Measurement in the Exterior

Zdeněk Peřina; Jaroslav Solař; Filip Čmiel; Radek Fabian

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.923.187

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The Elimination of Reflected Radiation in an Infrared Thermographic Measurement in the Exterior

Abstract:

The reflected radiation significantly negatively influences the results of the quantitative infrared thermographic measurement in the exterior. The paper deals the method of elimination of reflected radiation using appropriate equipment including examples of practical results of measurements.