Hello everyone,Welcome to our May Newsletter! Spring is in the air and like the trees and flowers the TVR team is growing.
I am very excited to introduce myself as the new Marketing Leader for TVR and Andy as our new Account Manager. We are both excited to work with Matthew and Mel and maintain the great service you have come to expect from TVR.
Whilst making sure Matthew is continuously supplied with coffee, we are also looking forward to bringing you some great thermal imaging content to spark your imaginations.
Watch this space! In addition to our team expansion, we’re excited to announce that TVR will be attending two upcoming events: the EIS event at Silverstone (16th May) and the Nu-Tech Technology Exhibition at AMP in Rotherham (24th May). Perhaps most excitingly of all we will be giving away a brand new FLIR One camera in a free prize draw.
Come see us to be in with a chance of winning. If you have any thermal applications you would like to see us try out, please get in touch. For a free consultation, you can use the link below to book a call with Andy or Matthew.https://calendly.com/thermal-vision-research/quick-chat We look forward to hearing from you. All the best! Marialta TVR Marketing Leader
EIS Exhibition
Need for SPEED? Rev up for an unforgettable experience at the EIS Exhibition on 16 May 2023 located right beside the renowned Silverstone racetrack. This highly anticipated event will bring together an impressive lineup of exhibitors and delegates, all eager to be part of the action.
If your work involves temperature monitoring, prepare to revolutionize your approach. Imagine the power of a thermal camera—a game-changer that can uncover hidden hot spots and proactively prevent faults.
While thermocouples offer limited data with just a single point, a thermal camera captures hundreds of thousands of data points in a single frame, providing a comprehensive view.
But that’s not all! On the day of the exhibition, we’ll showcase the remarkable differences between various systems, allowing you to witness firsthand the incredible capabilities they possess.
Plus, you stand a chance to win your very own FLIR One thermal camera! Don’t miss out on this extraordinary day of learning and excitement.
Excitement is in the air at TVR as we gear up for another thrilling show on May 24, 2023.
This time hosted by the AMRC to bring you an exceptional event situated at the Advanced Manufacturing Park (AMP) in Sheffield.
Join us at this remarkable gathering where AMRC, already an advanced user of our high-speed fixed systems, will showcase the multitude of advantages offered by non-contact, accurate temperature measurement.
It’s an incredible opportunity for new engineers to witness firsthand the transformative power of our technology.
From monitoring high-speed drill temperatures to non-destructive testing of composite materials and advanced additive manufacturing, our systems have the capability to capture all the data you require. Discover how our solutions can revolutionize your processes and elevate your engineering endeavors.
Mark your calendars and prepare for a day filled with insightful demonstrations and knowledge-sharing. We look forward to welcoming you to the event.
Stay tuned for more updates for this extraordinary showcase of innovation and excellence.
If you have a few minutes why not take alook at some of are recently published application stories
Using thermal imaging to visualise airflow
ARA wanted to test out its Hybrid Laminar Flow Control theory, which proposes that creating a porous section at the front of the aeroplane wing will control the point of transition of airflow to reduce the effect of turbulence and improve fuel consumption.
ARA operates a large scale transonic wind tunnel, essentially a high speed wind tunnel, at speeds up to Mach 1.4 (1000 mph) for testing aeroplane models. Due to the turbulence that air creates at such high speeds, the point of transition for airflow changes by less than one degree centigrade, so exceptionally accurate thermal measurement was needed.
Rail operator Northern is trialing a new state-of-the-art train to help radically improve infrastructure issues and highlight damaged tracks, led by FLIR’s industry-leading thermographic cameras.
Previously, problems with the line, such as corroded or missing overhead cables, could only be detected in person. This meant staff had to physically walk the line and look for the source of the problem between segments of the track known to be operational.
Based in the South West of the UK we can easily travel to all parts of the UK. Bristol Airport is only 30min away providing quick connection to places such as Glasgow and Edinburgh.
