Combustion Measurement Cameras

Pyroscan-U is specifically designed to perform thermal monitoring and mapping of any object inside a kiln, furnace, boiler or reactor, while looking at the area of interest through a standard window, from outside the combustion chamber. This megapixel pyrometric camera captures both visible and infrared HDR (High Dynamic Range) images of the burning zone. The user-friendly and customizable Pyroscan software, running on a remote computer in the plant control room, displays the high-resolution images for an acute visualization of the combustion stages and provides accurate temperature measurements in real-time over 1.2 million points within the field of view. The software also includes advanced functionalities, such as anti-dust filtering; real-time statistics on temperature measurements over user-defined free-form areas; multiple ways for setting alarm thresholds, automatic flame front detection, and more, for the highest performance thermal monitoring and process management experience.

Pyroscan-U benefits from more than 30 years of expertise, in high-end infrared sensors and thermal image analysis software for industrial thermography applications. It has been developed to reduce the cost of ownership of thermal monitoring systems with the high temperature process fully observed behind a protective window. The system does not require an external cooling unit, which cuts down on maintenance costs. The ruggedized, compact camera requires minimal installation time, and is connected to the control room by a fiber optic cable or by a Gigabit Ethernet connection. Temperature information can be transferred to the Distributed Control System (DCS) of the plant through OPC client or through eight 4-20mA outputs. Thanks to specific algorithms for real-time flame front monitoring, developed through a partnership with a global leader in the waste-to-energy industry, Pyroscan-U is the ideal system for the accurate thermal monitoring in waste incinerators – among other applications. In addition, since the camera detects any and all changes due to burner or process adjustment, raw meal and fuel composition variations, it is also very well suited for many other extreme environments like: kilns, furnaces, heaters, smelters and boilers.