Thermographic Analysis
Thermographic Analysis of Buildings
Thermographic analysis consists of a system that uses special infrared cameras to view the temperature emanated from any wall, therefore all sources of heat or cold, to determine the efficiency of a building’s thermal insulation.
Thermographic analysis is normally performed in both the building industry and the industrial sector using thermography with infrared cameras that make it possible to perform advanced thermal surveys.
Examples of Thermographic Surveys
We perform complete thermographic surveys of entire buildings, or individual residential/business spaces, identifying all sources of heat and cold.
Thermographic analysis of buildings using this infrared technology means we are able to offer accurate energy analyses.
Thermographic Analysis makes it possible to identify
- Thermal mapping of a building
- Dispersion from thermal bridges, windows and doors
- Heat loss around windows
- Heat leaks
- Uninsulated flues
- Air ingress and water ingress
- Detachment of sound-absorbing panels
- Deterioration of insulating material
- Heating coil systems with limescale deposits or blockages
- Thermal dispersion due to poor insulation
- Invisible damage to heating system pipes
To see an example of a thermographic analysis, please click on this example of a thermographic report.