Karpov D.F.

Senior Lecturer, Vologda State University, Russia

APPLICATION OF ACTIVE AND PASSIVE THERMAL CONTROL IN DEFECTOSCOPY OF CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS AND PRODUCTS, FILLER STRUCTURES OF BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUCTIONS

https://doi.org/10.34031/2618-7183-2019-2-4-39-44
Abstract
One of the perspective and modern methods of nondestructive testing – thermal control is considered. The possibilities and advantages of thermal control in the identification of defects in various building materials and products, enclosing structures of buildings and structures are given. The short characteristics of the main defects of building materials and products, buildings and structures are proposed. The basic principles of identification of hidden (invisible) and obvious (visible) defects are briefly considered and practical results of construction flaw detection of objects for various purposes with the use of thermal imaging equipment are presented. On the example of a fragment of the enclosing building structure of piece building products in the form of ceramic bricks with artificially created technical defects in the process of qualitative analysis of thermograms zone of thermal temperature anomalies (method of active thermal control) are localized. For some enclosing structures of buildings and structures based on the results of thermal imaging identified obvious thermal defects, their qualitative analysis and recommendations for elimination (method of passive thermal control) are made.
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THE ALGORITHM OF COMPLEX DIAGNOSTICS OF TECHNICAL CONDITION OF BUILDING STRUCTURES ON THERMOGRAMS ANALYSIS

https://doi.org/10.34031/2618-7183-2019-2-2-23-28
Abstract
The algorithm of complex diagnostics of a technical condition of building constructions and structures on the analysis of thermograms is offered. An attempt is made to systematize and logically build a sequence of stages of energy inspection of heat-consuming and heat-generating construction projects and their structural elements. The presented algorithm includes the main stages performed in such surveys. It differs from the known technologies of energy monitoring of buildings and structures by the presence of two additional stages, which are an integral part of any energy survey: determination of the relative surface humidity of building structures and the actual mass flow of coolant through the heating device for the analysis of thermal images. The implementation of energy (thermal imaging) and technical inspections according to the presented structural scheme requires not only the presence of appropriate instrumentation and measurement base, but also the involvement of highly qualified specialists (civil engineers, thermal power engineers, thermal physicists, operators-thermographers, etc.).
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