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The surface temperature of a “wet” substrate will change (rise) very slowly as constant heat is applied to the product. This occurs because the moisture in the substrate absorbs much of the heat energy as it evaporates.
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Exergen’s Non-Contact Sensors Protect Equipment Using Flanged Inline Heaters
A large electric air heating solutions company needed a very fast thermal management solution to prevent overheating of the air heater element used in its flanged inline heaters. The heaters are employed in industrial processing and R&D settings and are built to handle a wide range of extremely demanding process heat applications.
Amateur NASCAR Race Team Drives Winning Results with Exergen Thermal Sensors
Chapmanville, West Virginia resident Lee Rayburn and his teammates have been involved in amateur stock car racing for more than two decades, at first competing in the US Legend Cars races. Two years ago, the team, known as Sniper Motorsport,… Read more »
Increased Temporal Scanner Hospital Use Increases Medicare Reimbursement
A new national survey was recently conducted to explore methods of thermometry used in hospitals, patients’ thermometry preferences and a possible correlation between the way patients had their temperatures taken and satisfaction with their hospital experience.
Exergen Medical Assists Identifying Fevers in Children – Exergen Temporal Scanner
Nurses are on the frontline of patient care and it’s always been the mission of Exergen – creators of the Exergen Temporal Scanner – to support their work and help make their jobs easier and more effective. More than a… Read more »
Exergen Global Introduces PEKO Thermal Dynamic Management Solution
PEKO Thermal Dynamic Management Solution WATERTOWN, MA and ZIJTAART, the Netherlands-Exergen Global has announced the industry’s only noncontact thermal dynamic management solution to combine a proprietary-design cooling mechanism with a unique emissivity control device to provide accurate, repeatable thermal measurement… Read more »
Temporal Artery Thermometry is Accurate for Preterm Neonates
Babies Exhibit Less Fussiness and Crying with the TAT A new study published in the Journal of Obstetric, Gynecologic, Neonatal Nursing 1 shows that Exergen temporal artery temperature measurements (Temporal Artery Thermometry) are as accurate as axillary temperature measurements in low-birth-weight neonates in the… Read more »
Exergen Reduces Hospital Costs by 90%
Exergen Corporation has announced that two new studies from Postgraduate Medical Journal indicate that when used throughout a hospital, Exergen TemporalScanners deliver substantial cost savings while providing accuracy and ease of use, as supported by more than 70 peer-reviewed published… Read more »