acoustic imaging testing programme

acoustic imaging camera

Convert invisible leaks and abnormal sources into visualized positions.A complete process from site scanning, target review to post-maintenance inspection was developed around gas leaks, electrical partial discharge and mechanical acoustics, combining acoustic imaging, visible light, infrared thermal image and detection recording capabilities.

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WHY ACOUSTIC IMAGING

Make clear the location of leaks and abnormal discharges.

01

Visual sound localization

Sound-map overlays identify source regions and help move from broad scanning to targeted review.

02

Background-noise filtering

Adjust frequency band, threshold and dynamic range to focus on target signals in complex environments.

03

Maintenance prioritization

Combine leak analysis, equipment location and operating records to prioritize findings for maintenance.

04

Documented inspection findings

Save sound maps, photos, video and annotations for maintenance handover and before-and-after review.

PRODUCT PORTFOLIO

Select acoustic imaging products by inspection task

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CORE CAPABILITIES

From sound source localization to test log

MEMS array imaging

Multichannel microphones and imaging algorithms display source distributions over the visible scene.

Gas-leak localization

Inspect compressed-air systems, valves, flanges and connections; detectability depends on pressure, distance and surroundings.

Partial-discharge analysis

Acoustic localization and PRPD information help screen abnormal emissions around insulation for further review.

Thermal inspection

VS138XH and VS130EP add 640 × 512 thermal imaging for surface-temperature distributions and anomalies.

Distance and target confirmation

VS138X / VS138XH include laser ranging; record distance by suitable means on other models for repeat inspections.

Review and reporting

Recording, playback and annotations preserve findings; select report functions according to model configuration.

Acoustic and infrared synergetic observations

While observing sound sources and temperature anomalies

Acoustic arrays supersed the acoustic source position in the target frequency to the visible light, while infrared thermal imaging presents the surface temperature distribution of the equipment.VS138XH and VS130EP can provide two types of information in the same platform for the review of leakages, discharges or hot spots;VS138X and VS128N apply to inspections focused on acoustic positioning.Specific judgements need to be combined with target distance, working state and live noise.

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While observing sound sources and temperature anomalies
APPLICATIONS

Cover leaks, discharges and mechanical acoustics

Compressed-air systemsCompressed-air systemsInspect fittings, hoses and air-use points, then recheck repaired locations under comparable operating conditions.
Electrical equipment surveysElectrical equipment surveysScreen switchgear, insulators and connections, then review discharge patterns alongside equipment condition.
Petrochemical and process plantsPetrochemical and process plantsLocate leak emissions around valves, flanges and process pipes, documenting the medium, pressure and inspection conditions.
Mechanical noiseMechanical noiseScan abnormal noise regions on operating machinery, adjust analysis bands and record locations for further diagnosis.
Rail and transport equipmentRail and transport equipmentInspect pneumatic systems, connections and equipment noise at defined locations for repeat surveys.
Combined acoustic and thermal reviewCombined acoustic and thermal reviewUse thermal-equipped models to record sound sources and temperature distributions for complementary review.
SELECTION PROCESS

Six-step clear acoustic test configuration

01

Define the target

Identify gas leakage, electrical discharge or mechanical noise and the records required.

02

Confirm distance and environment

Record distance, access, background noise and reflective surfaces to assess the inspection setup.

03

Match frequency and analysis

Choose a frequency range for the target spectrum and confirm leak, PRPD or transient-analysis needs.

04

Choose display and thermal options

Choose a 5- or 10-inch platform and confirm thermal-imaging and focusing-distance requirements.

05

Check power and data

Confirm survey duration, batteries, storage, annotations, connectivity and reporting workflow.

06

Validate in the field

Validate localization, operation and record quality on representative targets before confirming the configuration.

CONFIGURATION GUIDE

Select the type by testing, screens and heat like

Inspection requirementConfiguration highlightsModel
Mobile acoustic surveys138 MEMS; 2–100 kHz; 5-inch display; under 1 kg; laser ranging.VS138X
Handheld acoustic and thermal138 MEMS; 2–100 kHz; 5-inch display; 640 × 512 thermal; laser ranging.VS138XH
Large-screen acoustic viewing10-inch display; 2–65 kHz; steady-state / transient algorithms; specified six-hour single-battery runtime.VS128N
Large-screen acoustic and thermal132 MEMS; 2–100 kHz; 10-inch Full HD display; 640 × 512 thermal; minimum infrared focus distance 5 m.VS130EP
GAREXON

Configure equipment around actual detection tasks

Start with the target

Define the configuration around the medium, equipment and access conditions rather than isolated figures.

Verify each configuration

Check acoustic, thermal, laser and data functions against the documentation for the specific model.

Validate representative conditions

Use targets that represent real distances, noise and pressure to assess suitability.

Consistent recording

Record location, operating conditions and settings so repeat inspections can be compared.

Match accessories and documents

Confirm power, storage, support accessories and documentation for the planned surveys.

Support follow-up review

Organize locations, sound maps and thermal images into clear records for maintenance and technical review.

Need acoustic test selection advice?

Tell us about the target, the distance and the scene.

Providing media and pressure, electrical equipment type, background noise, time for inspection and the need for thermal imaging, we will assist in matching products with detection configurations.

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