Until now, it was almost impossible to adequately distinguish the flames from the surrounding air in such a hot environment. We have developed a High Temperature Camera Endoscope to perform measurements and observations of visible (VIS) and ultraviolet (UV) emissions in environments of up to 2000 °C. A cooling/purging system effectively protects the endoscopes from heat and dust.

The aim of these measurements is, among other things, to optimize the flame geometry in furnaces and large-scale burner applications, for example, for the sustainable injection of combustibles.

UV-Kamera an BFI-Technikumsanlage, (Contact: bernhart.stranzinger(at)bfi.de)

Due to the individualized endoscopes, observations are possible in almost all measurement objects that are difficult to access, such as these high-temperature furnaces, combustion engines or gas turbines.

Thanks to VDEh-Betriebsforschungsinstitut GmbH.
Here you can get more information about the endoscope.