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Friday, January 07, 2011

Ultra Fast Camera Enhances Understanding of High Explosive Detonation...

Specialised Imaging Ltd.
Unit 1 Silk Mill Industrial Estate
Tring
Herts
HP23 5EF
United Kingdom

Tel: +44-1442-827728

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Specialised Imaging has released a new application note that describes how its SIM8 ultra fast camera offers the capability to capture and diagnose the process of detonation of high explosive driven liner.

Application note 14 describes how a SIM8 Ultra Fast Camera running at 1 million frames per second (1360 x 1040 pixels per frame) with 500ns exposures and front lighting was used to record the detonation of high explosive driven liner using a EBW detonator. Initial timing for the detonator and camera were generated using timing from digital delay generators. Additional synchronization of precise delays to start of frames and flashes were achieved using internal camera timing generators with nanosecond accuracy.

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Versatile Camera for Furnace, Boiler and Electrical Inspections

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The FLIR GF309 is a new infrared camera from FLIR Advanced Thermal Solutions (ATS) specially designed for high temperature inspection of industrial furnaces, heaters and boilers.

Custom-built to see through flames, the GF309 also features a detachable heat shield designed to reflect heat away from the camera and camera operator, providing increased protection. The camera is equipped with a special mid wave "flame filter" that is specifically engineered for high temperature operation (up to 1500°).

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