ArticleSensors (Basel, Switzerland)2026
Corrosion Screening of Greenhouse Structural Steel Pipes Using Cold Infrared Thermography.
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Greenhouse structural steel pipes are susceptible to internal and external corrosion under hot and humid service conditions, leading to cross-sectional loss and reduced structural strength. This study proposes a cold infrared thermography method for screening corroded pipes and identifies effective indicators for different cooling-affected regions. Experiments were performed using three non-corroded and five salt-spray-corroded SPVHS-grade specimens and three field-corroded specimens. After a cooling stimulus was applied using an ice pack, time-series mean surface-temperature data were acquired using an infrared camera. For the direct cooling region, the recovery phase was fitted with an exponential model to estimate the time constant (
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