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This project will develop a new system that uses infrared cameras and artificial intelligence to automatically detect defects in copper joints made by induction brazing, a process widely used in heat pump manufacturing. By capturing and analyzing the heat patterns that appear during brazing, the system can quickly identify problems such as cracks or poor filler flow without the need for expensive and time-consuming testing. The collaboration between the University of Manitoba and the University of Aveiro will combine expertise in smart manufacturing and brazing technologies to create a prototype real-time monitoring tool. This will help industry partners improve the quality and safety of heat pumps, reduce costly rework, and support the transition to more energy-efficient and sustainable heating and cooling systems.
Ahmad Naser
University of Aveiro
Engineering
Advanced Manufacturing; Artificial Intelligence
University of Manitoba
Globalink Research Award
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