Measuring the thermal insulation chamber with infrared camera

Infrared thermography is a method of contact-free temperature measurement providing temperature distribution on the surface of the observed object. Today it is widely applied in almost all branches of human activity. The advantage of infrared thermography is that it is a method whose application does not disturb in any way the current state of the object. The results of the thermogram analysis can be obtained as the value of temperature, temperature distribution as a line or histogram display of certain temperature interval defined by the percentages of the thermogram. In this paper the infrared camera is used for testing the thermo insulating element on the subject. The measurements were conducted in three states: in deflated and inflated state and subject without thermo insulating element. Tests have shown that the thermal insulation element has good insulating properties.