Indoor Air Quality
The levels of indoor contaminants from individual sources alone may not pose great risk, but most offices have more than one source of contamination and there can be a serious risk from the cumulative effects of combined sources. Since people spend about 8 hours at work each day they can be exposed over and over again to low levels of contaminants. The cumulative effects can be a cause of "sick building syndrome" and cause possible long term Health Issues.
The use of Infrared Thermal Imaging to locate hot or cold spots can help understand and identify the source(s)
Infrared thermal imaging has been increasingly used to identify wet building materials that can be sources of mold growth and degraded indoor environmental quality. However, infrared cameras are also an important tool in the evaluation of AHUs (Air Handling Units systems), which are the primary pathways for the distribution of contaminants in a building. Through identification of temperature differentials, infrared cameras can be used to pinpoint areas of unwanted pressurization or depressurization within a building, negative pressure indoors with respect to outdoors, and problems with AHU system components. Infrared cameras can be used to rapidly identify areas of concern so that an in-depth evaluation and corrective action can be taken to correct degraded indoor environmental quality.
IR thermal imaging is a useful tool in the rapid determination of moisture intrusions, building envelope failures, building air pressures, and air flows. These parameters are important factors to consider when evaluating indoor environmental quality.
For clients who wish to investigate their environments using thermal Imaging, please email us at info@iaqsg.com or call us at 62419443 for more information.
For more inforation on IR Infrared thermal imaging, please visit out website http://www.iaqsg.com
