High Voltage and Industrial

  1. Familiarise Yourself with Fluke’s ii900 & ii910 Acoustic Imagers Using Fluke’s Virtual Demo

    On the right the Fluke ii900 is angled with the touchscreen display facing the viewer. The screen shows the location of a leak using a sound map overlaid onto a digital image. To the left, large black text reads "Can you Spot the Leaks? Try the Virtual Demo". Beneath this smaller black text reads "Fluke ii900 & Fluke ii910 Acoustic Imaging Cameras". A yellow box with the black text "Try the Demo" is placed under the smaller black text. All facilities managers working in industrial plants know how time-consuming, money-draining, and frustrating it can be to find compressed air leaks or electrical faults such as partial discharge. Fluke knows this too. That’s why they’ve developed two simple-to-use sonic imagers. The Fluke ii900 and ii910 Acoustic Cameras detect ultrasonic noise and convert it into a sound map that is overlaid onto a digital image. This allows you or any member of your team, regardless of experience, to locate leaks or pinpoint partial discharge precisely. The advantages of the Fluke ii900 & ii910 Acoustic Imagers lie in their ease of operation: specialist training is not required; laborious tracing becomes a thing of the past; and production does not have to be halted. As a result, you maximise efficiency, minimise downtime, and save money. Continue reading →
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  3. Kern Case Study: Microscopes & Moisture Analysers Identify Microorganisms & Make Muck Fuel

    On the left is a microscope image of microorganisms in sludge. To the right of this, large, dark blue text on a light blue background reads "Microscopes & Moisture Meters Identify Microorganisms & Make Muck Fuel". Beneath this smaller, white text reads "A Kern Case Study".  To the right of the text is an image of the Kern OBN 158 Microscope. Founded in 1844 on the principles of precision, reliability, and quality, Kern is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of high-accuracy balances/scales, microscopes, and moisture analysers. Kern’s comprehensive catalogue of equipment provides educational facilities, scientific laboratories, industrial companies, and utility suppliers with complete solutions. As evidenced recently when a German wastewater plant invested in a Kern microscope to monitor the efficacy of water treatment and a Kern moisture analyser to reduce wastage. Continue reading →
  4. Thermal & Acoustic Imaging FREE Workshop from Teledyne FLIR

    PASS Ltd invites you to this FREE Thermal Imaging and Acoustic Imaging Workshop, hosted by Teledyne FLIR’s Jason Cargill - Technical Product Specialist. Continue reading →
  5. 6 Things to Consider Before Buying an Acoustic Camera

    On the left is an image of a man holding the Teledyne FLIR Si124 Acoustic imager pointing it at a collection of electricity pylons. The plant is covered in snow. On the right of the image large, black text on a white background reads "6 Things to Consider Before Buying an Acoustic Camera". Acoustic imaging cameras, otherwise known as sonic or ultrasonic imagers, are popular amongst facilities managers, especially those working in industrial or high-voltage settings. They are extremely easy to use and highly effective at finding air/pressurised leaks and partial discharge/corona. Acoustic cameras detect audible and/or ultrasonic sound; convert it into a sound map; then superimpose this map onto a digital image of the inspection area, allowing you to pinpoint the source of the leak or electrical fault accurately, simply, and quickly. As sonic imaging is a relatively new preventative maintenance/inspection technology, it can be difficult to know what makes a good acoustic camera. Thankfully, Teledyne FLIR has outlined six things to look for when purchasing an ultrasonic imager. Continue reading →
  6. Fluke ii900 Acoustic Imager Case Study: Mediclinic Group

    A clean hospital waiting area with doctors in blue scrubs and white coats serves as the background. In the bottom left corner a Fluke ii900 emerges from a grey circle with a light blue border. On the right, large, white text reads "Mediclinic Group Uses Fluke ii900 To Improve Sustainability & Patient Safety". Mediclinic Group is an international hospital group with facilities in South Africa, Namibia, Switzerland, and the United Arab Emirates. Committed to ensuring patient safety as well as meeting sustainability targets, Mediclinic Group turned to Fluke’s ii900 Industrial Acoustic Imager in an effort to locate costly, wasteful, and potentially hazardous gas leaks quickly and easily.[1]   Continue reading →
  7. Uses of Acoustic Imaging in Industry Workshop - hosted by Fluke

    PASS Ltd invites you to this FREE Acoustic Imaging Workshop, hosted by Fluke's Marc Sherwood - Technical Product Specialist. Continue reading →
  8. How to Make Energy Savings - FREE Fluke Workshop

    PASS Ltd invites you to this FREE Energy Saving workshop, hosted by Fluke's Mark Sherwood Technical Product Specialist. Continue reading →
  9. Fluke ii900 Acoustic Imager Case Study: Tyre Manufacturing

    A man uses the Fluke ii900 to check some industrial equipment contained within a cage. Over the top of this photo and in the middle of the image, large, yellow text reads 'Fluke ii900 Acoustic Imager'. Beneath this smaller, white text reads 'How did it help a tyre manufacturer improve productivity & ensure quality?' Tyre manufacturers use nitrogen, steam, and compressed air throughout their processes to create high-quality tyres that meet regulations. Leaks in equipment, which may result from the extreme temperatures needed throughout manufacturing, cause drops in pressure and prevent tyres from forming in a way that is compliant with the relevant standards. In addition to production losses, recycling the faulty tyre is a drain on revenue.[1] Furthermore, the US Department of Energy has found that a single 1/8” (3mm) leak in a compressed air line can cost companies upwards of $2500 (approximately £2110) a year. They also estimate that the average poorly maintained US plant wastes up to 20% of its total compressed air production capacity through leaks; while New Zealand’s government believes system leaks account for 30-50% of a compressed air system's capacity.[2] To tackle expensive leaks, reduce waste, and ensure the consistent construction of superior-quality, standard-compliant tyres, an innovative plant is using Fluke’s ii900 Acoustic Industrial Imager to find leaks quickly, easily, safely, and economically. Continue reading →
  10. Fluke’s Under Pressure Promotion Extended – Get a Free Fluke Pressure Module!

    Fluke’s popular Under Pressure promotion has been extended until December 1st 2022! Buy an eligible Fluke 754/753/729 Process Calibrator or Process Calibrator Bundle before the 1st December 2022 and you’ll receive a free pressure module of your choice, offering a potential saving of up to £2250!* To take advantage of this fantastic offer please contact our pressure specialist Lewis Wilson on 01642 631 661 to place an order and discuss your choice of free pressure module. Continue reading →