2021
DOI: 10.1109/jsen.2021.3055757
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Research on the Influence of Multiple Interference Factors on Infrared Temperature Measurement

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“…This limits the further application of infrared thermal imagers in many practical processes. In general, interfering factors include environmental temperature, water mist in the air, shading materials, and so on . To test the infrared thermal imaging performance of treated MgF 2 windows in extremely complex environments, an infrared thermal imaging test system for multi-interference environments was designed.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…This limits the further application of infrared thermal imagers in many practical processes. In general, interfering factors include environmental temperature, water mist in the air, shading materials, and so on . To test the infrared thermal imaging performance of treated MgF 2 windows in extremely complex environments, an infrared thermal imaging test system for multi-interference environments was designed.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Finally, by adding a layer of shading material (light blocking ratio: 95%) between the infrared object and the infrared imager, the tanks’ images become blurred seriously. The reason for these phenomena is the addition of interfering factors that hinder the propagation of infrared light from the infrared object, resulting in a significant reduction in the infrared signal received by the detector of the infrared imager . Thus, the presence of interfering factors in extremely complex environments prevents the infrared imager from capturing clear images.…”
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“…Este procedimiento incrementa su complejidad al considerar más variables, aunque en primera instancia parezca sencillo. La obtención de temperaturas absolutas con una cámara Infrarroja (IR, del inglés: infrared) necesita relacionar variables como la temperatura del objeto de interés, su distancia con respecto a la cámara, la humedad del ambiente, la temperatura del medio ambiente y de la atmósfera, la emisividad del objeto, el índice de transmisión de la atmósfera, así como la cantidad de partículas de polvo presentes en el ambiente [13], [14]. Reuniendo los conceptos anteriores y complementándolos con teorías fundamentales de transferencia de calor, tomó fuerza en la década de los 90 el concepto de Termografía Infrarroja Cuantitativa (QIRT, del inglés: quantitative infrared thermography).…”
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“…These methods cannot provide excellent segmentation results. Hence, infrared thermal imaging has received extensive attention from academia and industry since it is less affected by the above conditions [3]. Although thermal imaging can mitigate the effects of environmental lighting factors [4], thermal imaging techniques may produce images with low resolution and blurred object boundaries that make it harder to distinguish between the thermal radiation of the background and pedestrians [5].…”
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confidence: 99%