Application Of Medium-wave Infrared Lens In Industrial Inspection Field

Mid-wave infrared lens is an optical lens that applies mid-wave infrared technology. The working wavelength range is 3-5 microns. It is widely used in the field of industrial inspection, mainly used for thermal imaging and temperature measurement.

Application of medium-wave infrared lens in industrial inspection field

Application 1: Anomaly detection

Many industrial equipment will generate excessive heat if they fail during use. The use of mid-wave infrared lenses can regularly perform thermal imaging scans on equipment in the factory to detect possible equipment failures early, and repair or replace them in time to avoid greater losses.

Application 2: Non-contact temperature measurement

In industrial production, some equipment or parts are not suitable for direct contact temperature measurement due to high-speed operation or working environment limitations.

In this case, the temperature can be indirectly measured through thermal imaging captured by a medium-wave infrared lens to ensure the safety of personnel and the normal operation of equipment.

Measurement in industrial production

Application 3: Energy efficiency analysis

In applications such as building energy efficiency evaluation, power line inspection, and photovoltaic power generation panel inspection, medium-wave infrared lenses can help evaluate the energy efficiency of equipment or buildings through thermal imaging, and identify areas of energy waste through analysis for optimization.

Application 4: Safety monitoring

Medium-wave infrared lenses can also be used for safety monitoring. For example, in the petrochemical industry, some areas may contain flammable and explosive gases, and manual entry into these areas poses a great safety hazard.

Through medium-wave infrared lenses, temperature changes in these areas can be remotely monitored, and safety hazards can be discovered and eliminated in a timely manner to ensure the safety of the production environment.

Application 5: Materials testing

In industrial manufacturing, mid-wave infrared lenses can also be used to detect the structure and properties of materials. For example, in an array of composite materials, mid-wave infrared lenses can be used to detect thermal properties and see possible hot or cold spots that may indicate problems with the structure or combination of the materials.

In short, medium-wave infrared lenses provide a non-contact, real-time visual detection method for the industrial detection field, which enhances the safety of industrial production and improves production efficiency.