TIR 100-2 Measuring of thermal emissivities within seconds

Date: 20 June 2011

TIR100-2 is a compact hand-held unit to measure thermal emissivity of nearly any surfaces precise and nondestructive.

Measuring elements, operation control, control device, and evaluation electronics as well were placed space saving in the hand-held unit. Instrument operation requires only a power supply. Operation of the device happens by a great illuminated touch screen display.







Function:



Object surface is diffuse irradiated with a 100° C half sphere shaped black body radiator. The reflected infrared radiation is measured and converted into an absolute value of emissivity by the help of the calibration values of the calibration standard belonging to the instrument. The result is displayed immediately on the touch screen of the device.



A detailed instruction manual informs about the physical basics of the measurement procedure and the handling for precise measuring.







Applications







The TIR100-2 may be used for quality control after a coating process or to assist research and development in laboratory.



Measurement result for glass is quite equal to



results after EN 12898.



Emissivity of coated foils as construction foils is



measured after prEN 15976.







Some typical applications:

 


  • Qualification of coated glass

  • Qualification of coated solar collector sheets

  • Qualification of coated foils

  •  Qualification of thermal coating of satellites




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Technical data







Measuring range therm. emissivity   < 0,020 … 0,980



Repeat accuracy (precision)    +- 0,005 (lowE)..+-0,01(hiE)



Spectral range    2,5 μm - 40 μm



Maximum radiant energy    8 μm



Black body temperature    100 °C



Measuring duration    5 sec



Measuring spot    ca. 5 mm



Power rating max.    130 W at 230 V~/115 V~



Interface    RS232 (optional printer output)



Dimension    230 mm x 140 mm x 120 mm



Weight    2,0 kg







Reference (calibration standard)    Ribbed aluminum block for optimal thermal stability



low emissivity: high precision milled aluminum



high emissivity: black light trap







Reference emissivity typical value for die low emissive side   ~ 0,012



Typical value for die high emissive side   >0,96



Ex works basis all references are individually adjusted to a calibration standards of the National Physical Laboratory, GB.

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