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Determination of needed parameters for measuring temperature fields in air by thermography

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The aim of this article is the parameters determination of equipment for measuring temperature fields in air using an infrared camera. This method is based on the visualization of temperature fields in an auxiliary material, which is inserted into the non-isothermal air flow. The accuracy of air temperature measurement (or of surface temperature of supplies) by this method depends especially on (except for parameters of infrared camera) the determination of the static and the dynamic qualities of auxiliary material. The emissivity of support material is the static quality and the dynamic quality is time constant. Support materials with a high emissivity and a low time constant are suitable for the measurement. The high value of emissivity results in a higher measurement sensitivity and the radiation temperature independence. In this article the emissivity of examined kinds of auxiliary materials (papers and textiles) is determined by temperature measuring of heated samples by a calibrated thermocouple and by thermography, with the emissivity setting on the camera to 1 and with the homogeneous radiation temperature. Time constants are determined by a step change of air temperature in the surrounding of auxiliary material. The time constant depends mainly on heat transfer by the convection from the air into the auxiliary material. That is why the effect of air temperature is examined in this article (or a temperature difference towards the environmental temperature) and the flow velocity on the time constant with various types of auxiliary materials. The obtained results allow to define the conditions for using the method of measurement of temperature fields in air during various heating and air conditioning applications.

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Determination of needed parameters for measuring temperature fields in air by thermography

Author: Pešek, Martin; Pavelek, Milan
Publisher: EDP Sciences
Year: 2012
DOI: 10.1051/epjconf/20122501069
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DETERMINATION OF NEEDED PARAMETERS FOR MEASURING
TEMPERATURE FIELDS IN AIR BY THERMOGRAPHY
Ma in PEŠEKx, Milan PAVELEKxx
Abs ac : The aim o his a icle is he pa ame e s de e mina ion o equipmen
o measu ing empe a u e ields in ai using an in a ed came a. This me hod
is based on he isualiza ion o empe a u e ields in an auxilia y ma e ial, which
is inse ed in o he non-iso he mal ai low. The accu acy o ai empe a u e
measu emen (o o su ace empe a u e o supplies) by his me hod depends
especially on (excep o pa ame e s o in a ed came a) he de e mina ion
o he s a ic and he dynamic quali ies o auxilia y ma e ial. The emissi i y
o suppo ma e ial is he s a ic quali y and he dynamic quali y is ime cons an .
Suppo ma e ials wi h a high emissi i y and a low ime cons an a e sui able
o he measu emen . The high alue o emissi i y esul s in a highe
measu emen sensi i i y and he adia ion empe a u e independence.
In his a icle he emissi i y o examined kinds o auxilia y ma e ials (pape s
and ex iles) is de e mined by empe a u e measu ing o hea ed samples
by a calib a ed he mocouple and by he mog aphy, wi h he emissi i y se ing
on he came a o 1 and wi h he homogeneous adia ion empe a u e. Time
cons an s a e de e mined by a s ep change o ai empe a u e in he su ounding
o auxilia y ma e ial. The ime cons an depends mainly on hea ans e
by he con ec ion om he ai in o he auxilia y ma e ial. Tha is why he e ec
o ai empe a u e is examined in his a icle (o a empe a u e di e ence owa ds
he en i onmen al empe a u e) and he low eloci y on he ime cons an
wi h a ious ypes o auxilia y ma e ials. The ob ained esul s allow o de ine
he condi ions o using he me hod o measu emen o empe a u e ields in ai
du ing a ious hea ing and ai condi ioning applica ions.
1. INTRODUCTION
In a ed came a is a e y e ec i e de ice o a noncon ac measu emen
o empe a u e ields in many scien i ic disciplines. This measu ing me hod p o ides
a isual image eco ds, allowing quali a i e and quan i a i e in o ma ion o a deepe
knowledge o he mal condi ions and he he modynamic p ocesses in he esea ch
objec . The he mog aphy is being used mainly o de e mining su ace empe a u es,
x Ing., Ene gy Ins i u e, Facul y o Mechanical Enginee ing, B no UT, Technická 2896/2, B no, el.
(+420) 541 143 241, e-mail [email p o ec ed]
xx P o . Ing. CSc., Ene gy Ins i u e, Facul y o Mechanical Enginee ing, B no UT, Technická 2896/2,
B no, el. (+420) 541 143 272, e-mail [email p o ec ed]
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bu his a icle ies o ex end he possibili ies o moni o ing and measu emen
o empe a u e ields in he ai .
Immedia e knowledge o he dis ibu ion o empe a u e ield in he noniso he mal
ai low can allow o quickly iden i ying a possible p oblem such as he design o ai
condi ioning o ho -ai hea ing. The isualiza ion o empe a u e ields in he ai can also
de ec he spa ial and ime con ex o moni o ed p ocesses.
Conce ning he ac ha he ai is ansmissi e, i is necessa y o de e mine he
empe a u e in he noniso he mal ai s eam by using sui able auxilia y ma e ial o
isibili y o empe a u e ields. The impo an ac o is o de ine he mos sui able
ma e ials ha can be used o moni o ing he empe a u e dis ibu ion in he ai using
he mo ision came a by he me hod o inse ing shee s o pape o o he auxilia y
ma e ial in o noniso he mal ai s eam. This ma e ial mus ha e sui able s a ic p ope ies,
mainly high emissi i y. Also, o p ac ical applica ion o ha me hod o
measu ing empe a u e ields o knowledge o he dynamic p ope ies, especially he
knowledge o he ime cons an as unc ion o ai empe a u e di e ence and he ai
eloci y equi ed.
2. EMISSIVITY
The emissi i y is one o he basic s a ic p ope ies o auxilia y ma e ial
a measu emen s o empe a u e ields in he ai by he mog aphy. Ma e ials
o he mo ision measu emen s o ai empe a u es should ha e especially high
emissi i y  [-] in o de o maximize he accu acy and o nonin luence o high ambien
adia ion empe a u e [K]. Emissi i y has also an in luence on he de e mina ion
o ime cons an o his measu emen me hod. By sea ching o sui able ma e ial di e en
ypes o pape s and ab ics we e compa ed. An emissi i y measu emen o he s udied
ma e ials was pe o med in he labo a o y wi h a homogeneous adia ion empe a u e.
The adia ion ambien empe a u e was de e mined by he adia ion he mome e Tes o
830-T2, as he a i hme ic a e age o adia ion empe a u e o su ounding su aces
(walls, ceiling and loo ).
Figu e 1: Emissi i y measu emen
o suppo ma e ial
Figu e 2: The mog am o he emissi i y
measu emen s
THERMOCOUPLE
SENSOR
MEASURING BY
THERMOVISION
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The emissi i y o he s udied ma e ials was measu ed on samples hea ed
in he coole en i onmen by he sample empe a u e om 40 °C o 80 °C. In case he
samples we e hea ed a highe empe a u e, i could lead o deg ada ion o ma e ial
p ope ies and he high ai empe a u e wa m ai hea ing sys em don´ co espond wi h
he quali y o indoo en i onmen [1]. In he o he case when he samples we e hea ed
lowe han 40 °C, su icien empe a u e di e ence be ween su ounding en i onmen ,
adia ion empe a u e and he ma e ial´s empe a u e shouldn´ be gi en.
Such case would lead o an inc ease o measu emen unce ain ies. This
empe a u e di e ence should be a leas 25 K wa me in he measu emen o samples in
a coole en i onmen and in he opposi e op ion a leas 15 K [2].
Measu emen s we e pe o med by he he mo ision came a Jenop ik,
ype Va ioCam ha has he spec al sensi i i y om 8 o 13 μm wi h he esolu ion
o 320 x 240 pixels and wi h he scanning equency o 50 ames pe second.
The s udied ma e ial was ixed o a hick s eel pla e wi h an adhesi e ha didn´ change
p ope ies o he ma e ial on he su ace. On he pla e calib a ed he mocouple was
placed, which measu ed he ac ual empe a u e. Then he pla e was hea ed up o
app oxima ely 85 °C and i was placed in he ack be o e he he mo ision came a wi h
se up a he igh angle o he di ec ion o obse a ion by he he mo ision came a
(Figu e 1).
Fo e alua ion he emissi i y o ma e ial, he empe a u e TC [K] was de e mined
om he mog am (wi h se ing he mo ision came a o emissi i y o alue 1),
he sample su ace empe a u e TT [K] was measu ed by he mocouples
and he adia ion ambien empe a u e TR [K] was de e mined by he adia ion
he mome e . As a e e ence empe a u e eadings we e aken om he he mocouple
TT [K]. Tempe a u e eadings we e held a in e als o 5 K om he empe a u e o 80 °C
o 40 °C. The inal emissi i y o ma e ial is gi en by he ela ionship [2]
(1)
whe e n [-] is he exponen in he selec ed, sui able o he wa eleng h ange o
he mo ision came a Va ioCam and o empe a u e ange in es iga ed.
The ype o auxilia y ma e ial Weigh [g/m2]  [-]
Plain o ice pape 80 0,96
Ca dboa d d awing 180 0,93
Pape s
T acing pape 75 0,91
Co on ex ile 145 0,93
Elas ic ma e ial 70 % Co on, 30 % Lyc a 130 0,90
Denim 270 0,81
Tex iles
Table linen – 100 % polyes e 195 0,67
Figu e 3: Emissi i y alues o auxilia y ma e ial
Fo each measu emen he adia ion empe a u e o su ounding en i onmen
was ead by he adia ion he mome e and he mean alue was de e mined. The inal
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mean emissi i y o he ma e ial was calcula ed acco ding o (1) in he empe a u e ange
om 80 °C o 40 °C and de e mined as he a i hme ic a e age o he measu ed
emissi i y a 5 K in e als. Moni o ed samples o ma e ials a e gi en in he able
(Figu e 3), whe e he e a e auxilia y ma e ials wi h highe emissi i y alues. To
de e mine he ime cons an 0 [s]by his me hod, a plain o ice pape and co on ex ile
was chosen.
3. TIME CONSTANT
Shee o he auxilia y ma e ial (co on ex ile and pape wi h he highes
emissi i y) was ixed o he sliding s and abo e he hea sou ce (di e en ypes o ho -ai
ans) and he he mo ision sequence was scanned wi h di e en empe a u es and an
speeds wi h a s ep change posi ion o he auxilia y shee . In a ed he mo ision
sequences we e scanned by he came a Jenop ik ype Va ioCam. Pho os
om he measu emen s a e shown in he igu e (Figu e 4).
Figu e 4: Pho og aphy and he mog am he ime cons an de e mina ion
On he base o heo e ical analysis and he measu ed alues i can be assumed
ha his is a sys em wi h one ime cons an 0 [s]. This cons an can be de e mined
om his equa ion:
(2)
whe e
>@
Cq is he s eady alue o su ace empe a u e o he auxilia y ma e ial
and
>@
Cq is he su ounding empe a u e. This ime cons an is a unc ion o ai
eloci y and he empe a u e di e ence o noniso he mal ai low due o he su ounding
empe a u e. I was also necessa y o measu e he eloci y and he empe a u e ields
wi h esis ance- ype anemome e Tes o 491 and he mocouples in o de o compa e
he ime cons an o di e en eloci ies and empe a u e di e ences. In a ed sequences
we e e alua ed in he p og am IRBIS P o essional 2.2. Imaging o s ep changes
we e pe o med wi h a equency o 50 ames pe second o 10 minu es ( o he su ace
empe a u e was s abilized). Time cons an s in each o measu emen poin s
we e subsequen ly de e mined by he equa ion (2). In he igu e he dependence o ime
cons an his me hod is gi en on ai low speeds and empe a u e di e ences
o he co on ex ile.
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The ime cons an 0 [s], which is lowes wi h highes empe a u e di e ence
T [K] and wi h highes eloci y w [m/s] is shown in igu e (Figu e 5).
4. CONCLUSION
Among he examined ma e ials he bes p ope ies ha e plain o ice pape
o explo ing he empe a u e dis ibu ion in he noniso he mal ai s eam. I has
he highes emissi i y. O he ypes o pape s ha e lowe emissi i y alues
and he measu emen is di icul due o hei mechanical p ope ies. The ab ic can be
well s o ed and mobile, bu i s p ope ies o measu ing o empe a u e ields
by he in a ed came a in ai a e less sui able o he lowe emissi i y compa ed o o ice
pape .
Calcula ed alues o he ime cons an s a e impo an o c ea ing a me hodology
o measu ing o empe a u e ields in he ai by he in a ed came a. Time cons an s
oge he wi h auxilia y ma e ial emissi i y and pa icula pa ame e s o in a ed came a
in o de o de ine he bounda ies applica ion o his me hod by low eloci ies and small
empe a u e di e ences.
Figu e 5: Dependence o ime cons an s, ai low speeds and empe a u e
di e ences o he co on ex ile 145 g/m2
5. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The suppo o his esea ch om Czech Science Founda ion p ojec no.
GA 101/09/H050 “Resea ch in o ene gy-sa ing de ices o achie e com o o he in e nal
en i onmen “ and he s anda d p ojec FSI-S-11-6 “Human Cen e ed Design”
is g a e ully acknowledged.
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