This study aims to reduce infrared reflection noise, when infrared thermography is applied to non-destructive testing of delamination defects in building tile walls. A concrete block finished with highly reflective luster tiles was employed as the specimen for experimental study. Different types and sizes of artificial delamination defects were introduced in the specimen. It was found that, based on the difference in time variation waveforms of thermography data at the sound area, the delamination area and the sound area affected by reflection noise, the lock-in infrared thermography technique was able to extract only temperature change due to delamination defect.
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