Process temperature measurement using infrared detector
US-9488527-B2 · Nov 8, 2016 · US
US9057709B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-9057709-B2 |
| Application number | US-201213704363-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Sep 21, 2012 |
| Priority date | Sep 26, 2011 |
| Publication date | Jun 16, 2015 |
| Grant date | Jun 16, 2015 |
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An airflow-organization testing method for a clean room and a system using the same method are disclosed. The airflow-organization testing method for a clean room uses a thermal imaging device to detect a sample gas-flow formed by a sample gas in the clean room, and the sample gas has a temperature difference from ambient air. The airflow-organization testing system for a clean room includes a sample gas supplier and a thermal imaging device, and the thermal imaging device can continuously detect a spatial position of the sample gas and display it on a display, thereby improving detection precision and expanding detection range.
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The invention claimed is: 1. An airflow-organization testing method for a clean room, comprising the steps of: releasing a sample gas having a temperature that is different from a temperature of an ambient air in the clean room to form a sample gas-flow in the clean room, wherein a density of the sample gas is equivalent to a density of the ambient air; and obtaining an infrared thermal image of the sample gas-flow. 2. The airflow-organization testing method for a clean room according to claim 1 , wherein the testing method comprises following steps: releasing the sample gas to form the sample gas-flow along with a clean room airflow; performing an infrared detection on the sample gas-flow and obtaining an infrared radiation energy distribution graph; converting the infrared radiation energy distribution graph into the infrared thermal image; and in accordance with change relationship of space versus time of the infrared thermal image, calculating airflow distribution characteristics in the clean room. 3. The airflow-organization testing method for a clean room according to claim 2 , wherein the infrared detection is performed continuously. 4. The airflow-organization testing method for a clean room according to claim 2 , wherein the testing method further comprises displaying the infrared thermal image. 5. The airflow-organization testing method for a clean room according to claim 2 , wherein the airflow distribution characteristics comprises at least one item of wind speed, three-dimensional wind direction and vortex of a tested area. 6. The airflow-organization testing method for a clean room according to claim 5 , wherein calculating a wind speed of the tested area comprises: taking a distance by which the detected sample gas moves in a unit of time as the wind speed of the tested area; calculating a three-dimensional wind direction comprises: taking a relative positional change of the detected sample gas with respect to a reference point in a unit of time as the three-dimensional wind direction of the tested area. 7. An airflow-organization testing system for a clean room, wherein the system comprises: a sample gas supplier configured to release a sample gas comprising a temperature that is different from a temperature of ambient air to form a sample gas-flow in the clean room; a thermal imaging device, which is configured to perform an infrared detection on the sample gas-flow to obtain an infrared radiation energy distribution graph, and convert the infrared radiation energy distribution graph into an infrared thermal image; and a temperature variation correction unit, which is configured to compensate the infrared thermal image in accordance with temperature variations of the sample gas. 8. The airflow-organization testing system for a clean room according to claim 7 , wherein the sample gas comprises at least one of liquid nitrogen, dry ice, and water vapor. 9. The airflow-organization testing system for a clean room according to claim 7 , wherein the testing system further comprises: an analysis device, which calculates airflow distribution characteristics in the clean room based on the infrared thermal image. 10. The airflow-organization testing system for a clean room according to claim 9 , wherein the thermal imaging device continuously performs the infrared detection. 11. The airflow-organization testing system for a clean room according to claim 9 , wherein the thermal imaging device displays the infrared thermal image. 12. The airflow-organization testing system for a clean room according to claim 9 , wherein the thermal imaging device comprises: an infrared detector, which performs the infrared detection on the sample gas-flow, and obtains the infrared radiation energy distribution graph; a photosensitive unit, which scans the infrared radiation energy distribution graph to obtain electrical signals; and a video converter, which converts the obtained electrical signals into the infrared thermal image. 13. The airflow-organization testing system for a clean room according to claim 9 , wherein the airflow distribution characteristics comprises at least one item of wind speed, three-dimensional wind direction and vortex of a tested area.
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