Tag: Infrared Thermography
Recently, NKB was called by an existing client to assist them with a problem they began experiencing with ice falling from window sills several stories above the ground. In mid-January, Old Man Winter comes to Upstate New York and dropped 14 inches of snow in about 36 hours. Temperatures ranged from 15ºF to 25ºF and […]
Written by RCierniakoski on June 16, 2016
If you are reading this you might be asking yourself, “Self, how do I capture meaningful data with my infrared camera?” Or, “Self, do I know enough of the basics of thermography in order to perform a thermal analysis?” Or, “Self, why in the world are you speaking in the third person?” In the world […]
Written by RCierniakoski on December 15, 2015
