FLIR 3-day training advanced Architectural thermography
This 3-day training is developed for those who want to commit to themal inspections of constructions.
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Description
Content training advanced architectural thermography
This course combines building physics so that you can track down frequent architectural problems with thermography.
During this 3-day practical training you will learn among other things:
- To recognise heat conduction related problems in relation to the building envelope;
- To detect and analyse humidity related problems;
- To detect air related problems such as draft and air density.
- To carry out a blowerdoor test conform the norm.
The training consists of the parts below:
- Heat conduction - Here problems are discussed that specifically related to heat conduction, such as isolation problems, thermal bridges and thermal resistance (hidden building structures):
- Definition building envelope
- Temperature profiles in wall structures
- Heat transport by a building envelope with corresponding parameters such as thermal diffusivity, thermal slowness and heat capacity
- Different inspection methods according to the standards (qualitative, comparative qualitative, comparative quantitative and qualitative)
- Humidity - Here problems are discussed that are specifally related to humidity, such as relative humidity, condensation and dew point.
- Air - Here problems are discussed that are specifically related to air such as:
- Air leaks and air density
- Blowerdoor test according to European norms
- Pressure profiles in buildings
- Chminey effect and wind influence
What previous education do I need?
For participating in this course you should have followed the course Level l thermography and have practical experience with architectural thermography.
