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Fluke ii900 Sonic Industrial Imager

The first industrial acoustic camera featuring Fluke SoundSightTM Technology

Acoustic Imaging Basics & Applications

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What is acoustic sound imaging?

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What is acoustic sound imaging?

• A technique to create an image of the scene based on the sounds in the scene

• The sound image is then overlaid onto a visible image 3Copyright Sept 2019 Fluke Corporation

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Acoustic Imaging vs. Conventional Ultrasonic Tools

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Acoustic Imaging vs Conventional Ultrasonic Tools

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Acoustic Imaging vs Conventional Ultrasonic Tools

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Practical considerations in use

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Practical considerations

• Reflection

• Diffraction (direction of sound)

• Noise - Frequency selection

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Does the sound spot look right?

(For example, is it on a reasonable sound source or a hard floor?)

Reflections

Does the it move when you move?

If yes, then it is a reflection.A B C

D E F

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Confirming sound source

Reflections

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Echoes / Reflections

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Always move to confirm location of sound source

Direction

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Practical considerations

• In the ii900 the signal or sound of interest to us is very often in the high frequency range.

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Noise

• A high pressure leak will have a wide frequency spectrum. In a noisy factory there is likely to be a lot of low frequency sounds. We use the fact that a high pressure leak has sound in the 30-35KHz band.

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Noise

• Removing the interference from other background noise.

• Ability to pick up the leak at greater distances, as using higher frequencies will require being much closer to the leak.

By filtering all other frequencies we can benefit from:

Select an appropriate frequency band to maximize the signal from the leak. Copyright Sept 2019 Fluke Corporation

Application

Examples

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Compressed Air Drop Downs

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Air Compressor Connections

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Air Regulators

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Discharge Valve Connections

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Production Line @ a Food & Beverage Facility

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Boiler Tubes

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Natural Gas Line @ a Steel Mill

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Air Lines on Semi-Trucks

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Nitrogen Leak

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Ammonia Compressor Leak

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Argon Tank Leak

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Duct Leak @ a Coal Plant

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Operation of instrument

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Instrument operation

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Save

Buttons

On/off switch

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Instrument operation

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MenuAppears when you touch the screen on the right

Screen

Center readingCan be turned off

General infoBattery, date, time

dB scale color paletteCan be turned off

Amplitude spectrum

Frequency scale

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Instrument operation

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Menu

ImageSelect to save image or video

MemoryShows saved images and video

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Instrument operation

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Menu

PaletteChoose from 3 different color palettes. Default is Red-Blue

MarkersChoose to display center marker or turn it off

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FAQ’s

• Leaks can be detected as far as 164 ft.

• You can store up-to 999 images on the device

• The battery life is 6 hours

• The ii900 can visualize more than just compressed air leaks

• We cannot quantify leaks…yet

• The camera does visualize vacuum leaks

• This version of the camera is not ideal for corona discharge Copyright Sept 2019 Fluke Corporation 33

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