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**Master Infrared Thermography for Predictive Maintenance and Condition Monitoring**

Infrared thermography is one of the most effective non-destructive condition monitoring technologies for detecting abnormal heat patterns, identifying developing faults, and improving equipment reliability before failures occur. This practical guide explains how thermal imaging is used to inspect industrial equipment, electrical systems, buildings, and other critical assets while supporting predictive maintenance and asset management programs.

Featuring more than 100 real, full-color industrial thermograms from fertilizer, chemical, and glass manufacturing plants, this book demonstrates how to diagnose faults in pumps, compressors, motors, transformers, engines, electrical equipment, and other rotating assets. It also includes practical applications in construction, medical, and civil engineering, making it an invaluable reference for maintenance engineers, reliability professionals, thermographers, and condition monitoring practitioners.

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**Master Infrared Thermography for Predictive Maintenance and Condition Monitoring**

Infrared thermography is one of the most effective non-destructive condition monitoring technologies for detecting abnormal heat patterns, identifying developing faults, and improving equipment reliability before failures occur. This practical guide explains how thermal imaging is used to inspect industrial equipment, electrical systems, buildings, and other critical assets while supporting predictive maintenance and asset management programs.

Featuring more than 100 real, full-color industrial thermograms from fertilizer, chemical, and glass manufacturing plants, this book demonstrates how to diagnose faults in pumps, compressors, motors, transformers, engines, electrical equipment, and other rotating assets. It also includes practical applications in construction, medical, and civil engineering, making it an invaluable reference for maintenance engineers, reliability professionals, thermographers, and condition monitoring practitioners.

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