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Pyrometric method of temperature measurement with compensation for solar radiation

Madura H., Kastek M., Sosnowski T., Orżanowski T.

Metrology and Measurement Systems

2010

Vol. 17, nr 1

77-86

Outdoor remote temperature measurements in the infrared range can be very inaccurate because of the influence of solar radiation reflected from a measured object. In case of strong directional reflection towards a measuring device, the error rate can easily reach hundreds per cent as the reflected signal adds to the thermal emission of an object. As a result, the measured temperature is much higher than the real one. Error rate depends mainly on the emissivity of an object and intensity of solar radiation. The position of the measuring device with reference to an object and the Sun is also important. The method of compensation of such undesirable influence of solar radiation will be presented. It is based on simultaneous measurements in two different spectral bands, short-wavelength and long-wavelength ones. The temperature of an object is derived from long-wavelength data only, whereas the short-wavelength band, the corrective one, is used to estimate the solar radiation level. Both bands were selected to achieve proportional changes of the output signal due to solar radiation. Knowing the relation between emissivity and solar radiation levels in both spectral bands, it is possible to reduce the measurement error several times.

Metoda radiacyjnego pomiaru temperatury z kompensacją wpływu promieniowania słonecznego

Madura H., Piątkowski T., Kastek M., Kołodziejczyk M.

Biuletyn Wojskowej Akademii Technicznej

2009

Vol. 58, nr 2

157-173

Bezkontaktowe pomiary temperatury obiektu w zakresie podczerwieni, prowadzone w warunkach zewnętrznych, mogą być obarczone znacznymi błędami. Błąd pomiaru temperatury może być bardzo duży dla przypadku, gdy promieniowanie słoneczne po odbiciu od obiektu propaguje się wzdłuż osi optycznej przyrządu pomiarowego (kamery termowizyjnej, pirometru). Strumienie odbitego od obiektu promieniowania słonecznego oraz promieniowania własnego obiektu sumują się i odczytana wartość temperatury jest zawyżona. W pracy przedstawiono wyniki teoretycznej oceny błędów pomiaru temperatury i porównano je z wynikami uzyskanymi na drodze eksperymentalnej. Obliczenia i pomiary wykonano w zakresie widmowym 7,5-13 μm dla obiektów o różnej emisyjności.

Outdoor remote temperature measurements in the infrared range can be very inaccurate because of the influence of solar radiation reflected from a measured object. In a case of strong directional reflection towards a measuring device, the error rate can easily reach hundreds percent as the reflected signal adds to the thermal emission of an object. As a result, the measured temperature is much higher than the real one. Error rate depends mainly on the emissivity of an object and intensity of solar radiation. The position of a measuring device with reference to an object and the Sun is also important. The method for compensation of such undesirable influence of solar radiation is presented, based on simultaneous measurements in two different spectral bands, short and long-wave ones. The temperature of an object is derived from long-wave data only, whereas short-wave band, the corrective one, is used to estimate the solar radiation level. Both bands were selected to achieve proportional changes of output signal due to solar radiation. Knowing the relation between emissivity and solar radiation levels in both spectral bands it is possible to significantly reduce a measurement error.