Temperature monitoring system pyroinc 768n
for combustion chambersinfrared camera

temperature monitoring system
temperature monitoring system
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Characteristics

Type
temperature
Applications
for combustion chambers
Technology
infrared camera

Description

PYROINC – Temperature monitoring in combustion chambers with infrared cameras The PYROINC cameras for combustion chambers are special and very robust infrared cameras that are used for the measurement of high temperatures between 400 °C and 1800 °C. They have a motorfocus borescope lens with protection window. The camera and the borescope lens are installed in a watercooled stainless steel probe cooling jacket. The inlet aperture for the infrared radiation has a patented air purging unit and has a very small diameter. In this way, the probe cooling jacket can be pulled directly through the opening in the combustion chamber walls. Together with the automatic retraction system it is guaranteed that the system withstands the high temperatures and special requirements of the location. The front part of the probe cooling jacket is able to resist temperatures about 1800 °C with a service life between 2 and 10 years (depending on the operating conditions). Complete PYROINC system solutions are realized in coorperation with our partner companies CMV Systems and SOBOTTA Sondermaschinenbau. Advantages of the PYROINC infrared camera for combustion chambers ✓ One large measuring temperature range ✓ Industrial continuous operation (service life 2-10 years) ✓ Automatic retraction system ✓ Borescope lens with motor focus ✓ Special infrared filters for application ranges ✓ Cooled probe lens ✓ Patented air purging system

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