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Infrared inspections of roofs with nonabsorbent insulations, common in many single-
ply systems, are more difficult to diagnose because patterns are more diffuse.
This section includes a few typical infrared images of moisture problems on low-slope
commercial roofs:
CommentInfrared image
Moisture detection on a roof, recorded during the
evening.
Since the building material affected by moisture
has a higher thermal mass, its temperature decreas-
es slower than surrounding areas.
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Water-damaged roofing components and insula-
tion identified from infrared scan from the under-
side of the built-up roof on a structural concrete
tee deck.
Affected areas are cooler than the surrounding
sound areas, due to conductive and/or thermal
capacitive effect.
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Daytime survey of built-up low-slope commercial
roof.
Affected areas are cooler than the surrounding dry
areas, due to conductive and/or thermal capacitive
effect.
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Publ. No. T559580 Rev. a486 ENGLISH (EN) November 17, 2010 55
16 Introduction to building thermography

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FLIR i3 Specifications

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Infrared Resolution60 x 60 pixels
Thermal Sensitivity< 0.15°C
Temperature Range-20°C to +250°C
Field of View12.5° x 12.5°
FocusFixed
Battery Life5 hours
Operating Temperature-10°C to +50°C
Storage Temperature-40°C to +70°C
Display2.8 in color LCD
Weight0.34 kg

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