Modern underground heating networks are a critical component of urban infrastructure, and their condition directly impacts energy efficiency and safety. However, detecting damage or heat leaks in these networks is a challenging task due to their underground location and limited accessibility for traditional monitoring methods.
This master's thesis is dedicated to the development and implementation of an automated thermal imaging system for monitoring the condition of underground heating networks. The system combines the use of thermal imaging cameras and automated data processing algorithms to detect temperature anomalies indicating potential damage or heat leaks in the networks.
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