
INFLUENCE EXTERNAL INFLUENCES ON THE ACCURACY OF TEMPERATURE CONCRETE FEATURES AND PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT WITH INFRARED TECHNOLOGY IN THE AGING MONOLITHIC STRUCTURES
Author(s) -
Антохин,
P. N. Antokhin,
Дьяконов,
Igor Dyakonov
Publication year - 2017
Publication title -
vestnik bgtu im. v.g. šuhova
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2071-7318
DOI - 10.12737/24621
Subject(s) - reliability (semiconductor) , pyrometer , temperature measurement , observational error , range (aeronautics) , infrared , computer science , accuracy and precision , work (physics) , reliability engineering , environmental science , materials science , statistics , mechanical engineering , engineering , mathematics , optics , composite material , physics , quantum mechanics , power (physics)
At the present stage of technological development, where low labor intensity are highly valued, high efficiency and representativeness of measurements, a convenient means of storing and processing information, the infrared (IR) thermometry recaptures more and more space. The exact definition of the concrete temperature (with an error of 1 °C or less, usually defined by the sensor) is extremely complicated: Instrumental errors superimposed on the error measurement method used, on the errors associated with the arrangement of the measurement sites, etc. In relative terms, the rates of heating-cooling, in the absolute, the range of allowed temperatures when exposed concrete such accuracy looks obviously excessive and unjustified technically and economically. Considering the IR technique as a means postroechnyh control the concrete temperature, and when performing measurements using its implementation should be tailored to suit the IR measurements and factors that can lead to significant measurement errors. Since these factors can greatly affect the measurement result. Reliability indirect MOTB (method of determining the temperature of the concrete) with pyrometers is achieved by using the calculated accurate according to a certain type of decks and compliance with the measurement rules to ensure the work of this relationship within the allowable range of accuracy.