NON-CONTACT TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT

Reliable and long-term accurate temperature monitoring of emissions and immissions with QAL1-certified Radiation Thermometers from HEITRONICS

HEITRONICS Infrared Radiation Pyrometers KT15.69 IIP and KT19.69 II are suitability-tested for continuous monitoring of the minimum temperature in the secondary combustion zone in accordance with 13th BImSchV:2021, 17th BImSchV:2021 and 27th BImSchV:2013.

The highest standards in measurement accuracy and reliability have always been the guiding principle in development, production and service at HEITRONICS. Thanks to the QAL1 certification, our devices meet the high requirements of environmental protection and can be used reliably for monitoring emissions and immissions.

HEITRONICS QAL1-certified Series KT19.69 II and KT15.69 IIP devices meet the highest quality standards. Calibrations and tests at periodic intervals ensure long-term performance and measurement accuracy.

Read more: QAL1 Application Report

HEITRONICS Infrared Radiation Thermometers (also known as Infrared Radiometers or Infrared Pyrometers) have been successfully applied within the Worldwide Atmospheric & Ocean Sciences communities for decades.

The authors of the following article provide an intensive review and analysis of the data cited.

HEITRONICS also acknowledges the support efforts of our USA partners, William ‘Bud’ Foran (HEITRONICS Mgr. of the Americas) and Peter Winter (Wintronics Inc. USA Distributor & Service Center) as well as the entire Team in Wiesbaden which supports them and our clients.

Figure: Courtesy Saildrone. Used with permission.

Published in: IEEE Journals & Magazine | IEEE Xplore
IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing (Volume: 61).

Authors: Chong Jia, Peter J. Minnett, Malgorzata Szczodrak, Miguel Izaguirre
Link: High Latitude Sea Surface Skin Temperatures Derived From Saildrone Infrared Measurements
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