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April 4, 2011 - PRLog -- An article in the February 2011 issue of Indoor Environment Connections (IEC) discusses the benefits and limitations of utilizing infrared (IR) cameras during IAQ investigations.  Entitled “To Err is Human – Is to IR Divine?”, the article provides an in-depth look at how the technology has evolved and its many practical uses.  

The article was written by Derrick Denis, V.P. of Indoor Environmental Quality at CSC.    Mr. Denis has become a frequent guest contributor at IEC over the last several years providing real world insights into IAQ and environmental issues.

According to the article, “As far as IAQ tools are concerned, few are sexier than the infrared (IR) camera.  IR cameras exude a certain 007, Star Trek, Mr. Wizard quality.  They elicit a powerful WOW factor with both clients and passersby.  Take for example the classic ‘thermal handprint maneuver’ where you touch a wall, remove your hand and show everyone the remnant heat signature.”  The article goes on to state, “In addition to being fun, IR cameras are invaluable diagnostic and investigative instruments. These specialized cameras are used by a variety of professionals such as fire fighters, military personnel, refinery operators and more. IR cameras are now among the common tools you’ll find in the kits of indoor environmental quality (IEQ) professionals including energy auditors, restoration firms, industrial hygienists, HVAC technicians and building inspectors.”

The full article can be viewed at: http://www.ieconnections.com/pdfs/newsletter/2011/IEC-02-...

To learn more about how CSC can put the power of IR cameras to work to help resolve IAQ and building science issues please visit http://www.csceng.com, email csc@csceng.com or call (800) 807-1118.

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About Clark Seif Clark (CSC)
CSC was established in 1989 to help clients in both the public and private sectors address environmental issues. CSC is a leading provider of these services with multiple offices along the western seaboard and southwest. The company believes in science-based protocols and has a strong background in engineering, making them the preferred environmental consultants to healthcare facilities, architects, schools, builders, contractors, developers and real estate professionals.