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- Felix
- Felix Gorney is an Infraspection Institute Certified level III thermographer. He has a BS in Automated Manufacturing Technology, with an emphasis on Electronics Engineering. He has experience in the manufacture of electronics and medical systems. He has experience in the site-ing and maintenance of complex medical equipment in both hospitals and outpatient centers. He has experience in site testing for both vibrational and magnetic anomalies. Felix is a graduate of a home rehabbing course given by a local Real Estate Investment Group.
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Energy Doctors of Indiana LLC
For homeowners - We discover exactly where your home is losing energy and wasting money.
For Commercial Property managers - We find problems before they impact your bottom line.
Contact us at:
317-570-2855
energydoctors@sbcglobal.net
For Commercial Property managers - We find problems before they impact your bottom line.
Contact us at:
317-570-2855
energydoctors@sbcglobal.net
Electrical Checkups
Regular checkups help to protect your electrical system from devastating failure.
What is the risk?
Over 72% of electrical losses could have been avoided with predictive and preventive care. - Hartford steam boiler inspection and Insurance Company Study.
80% of all power quality problems occur on the building side of the meter. - Edison Electric Institute and Electrical Power Research Institute.
A one hour electrical outage costs an estimated $1,437 at small business (up to 250 workers). Over 88% of owners have from 1 to 6 power outages a year. - Impulse research study reported in USA Today.
Statistics show that without proper care, the failure rate of electrical components is 3 times higher. - IEEE
These risks can be controlled with predictive maintenance using infrared thermography and ultrasound. The process is simple and uses infrared images and graphs of infrared energy radiated from electrical components. These include; Distribution Panels, Transformers, Motor Control Centers, Electrical Panels and Switchgear. Excess heat is a sure sign of potentially disastrous problems, as components routinely heat up abnormally before a failure. Predictive Maintenance can bring peace of mind and help to prevent unexpected problems for the property owner or building manager. It also makes economic sense to find and fix problems before costs get out of control.
Both indoor and outdoor electrical inspections are the best known use of infrared thermography and ultrasound today. This started in the 1960’s with the advent of semi-portable equipment. Locating a “hot spot”, with thermography can save thousands of dollars. This represents a big payback on this investment.
Other uses of thermography include mechanical inspections of motors, couplings, bearings, pumps, conveyors, etc. Creating a baseline when equipment is functioning normally, will allow a trending of temperature over time.
A significant change in a trend indicates a cause for concern.
Building inspections have been a routine use of thermography since the 1970’s. Air and water infiltration, missing insulation and bad window seals can all be identified under the right conditions. In flat roof systems, the location of leaks and water infiltration can be accurately identified. Besides the repair of leaks, bad insulation should always be replaced due to the potential for mold growth and energy loss. Even underground water leaks can often be detected because of the temperature difference.
Beyond building systems, all silicon devices and complex equipment like clean power. Medical equipment, for instance is incredibly sensitive. Poor power quality and grounding can lead to poor image quality. Clean power helps to ensure properly functioning equipment and greater uptime.
What is the risk?
Over 72% of electrical losses could have been avoided with predictive and preventive care. - Hartford steam boiler inspection and Insurance Company Study.
80% of all power quality problems occur on the building side of the meter. - Edison Electric Institute and Electrical Power Research Institute.
A one hour electrical outage costs an estimated $1,437 at small business (up to 250 workers). Over 88% of owners have from 1 to 6 power outages a year. - Impulse research study reported in USA Today.
Statistics show that without proper care, the failure rate of electrical components is 3 times higher. - IEEE
These risks can be controlled with predictive maintenance using infrared thermography and ultrasound. The process is simple and uses infrared images and graphs of infrared energy radiated from electrical components. These include; Distribution Panels, Transformers, Motor Control Centers, Electrical Panels and Switchgear. Excess heat is a sure sign of potentially disastrous problems, as components routinely heat up abnormally before a failure. Predictive Maintenance can bring peace of mind and help to prevent unexpected problems for the property owner or building manager. It also makes economic sense to find and fix problems before costs get out of control.
Both indoor and outdoor electrical inspections are the best known use of infrared thermography and ultrasound today. This started in the 1960’s with the advent of semi-portable equipment. Locating a “hot spot”, with thermography can save thousands of dollars. This represents a big payback on this investment.
Other uses of thermography include mechanical inspections of motors, couplings, bearings, pumps, conveyors, etc. Creating a baseline when equipment is functioning normally, will allow a trending of temperature over time.
A significant change in a trend indicates a cause for concern.
Building inspections have been a routine use of thermography since the 1970’s. Air and water infiltration, missing insulation and bad window seals can all be identified under the right conditions. In flat roof systems, the location of leaks and water infiltration can be accurately identified. Besides the repair of leaks, bad insulation should always be replaced due to the potential for mold growth and energy loss. Even underground water leaks can often be detected because of the temperature difference.
Beyond building systems, all silicon devices and complex equipment like clean power. Medical equipment, for instance is incredibly sensitive. Poor power quality and grounding can lead to poor image quality. Clean power helps to ensure properly functioning equipment and greater uptime.
1 comment:
What does it mean by the Energy Doctors Franchise? Would you like to explain it a bit?
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