affect of flying debris and water particles on IR measurement
affect of flying debris and water particles on IR measurement
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We have an application where we need to measure the temperature of some diamond tipped cutting blades on a rotating saw. The saw may be a wet cut or dry cut. There will be particles flying around from the cutting action. What affect would the particles and water have on the IR measurement? I am thinking the eye of the measurement would have a significant affect on the reading (in this case the bigger the better?) Is there another method of temp measurement I should be looking at? Thanks to all in advance, Buzzp





RE: affect of flying debris and water particles on IR measurement
I have had to do something similar in that I was requested to help in tracking/determining heat at a engine drive shaft boring bit on a shaft fabrication line. Excess heat at the bit tips was being blamed for early dulling and shaft overheating and temper faults at boring points.
Good Luck, I would appreciate any feedback!
RE: affect of flying debris and water particles on IR measurement