Skip to main content

Physical Environment Measurements

"Physical Environment Measurements," refers to a concept that measures and monitors many different physical parameters. These measurements are usually carried out by means of various sensors and are used in various industries. Here are some common uses and measurement methods of physical environment measurements:

Temperature Measurements:​

Areas of Use:

  • Climate control
  • Industrial processes
  • Meteorology
  • Medical applications

Types of Use:

  • Thermometers
  • Heat sensors
  • Thermal cameras

Humidity Measurements:​

Areas of Use:

  • Climate control
  • Food storage
  • Production processes

Types of Use:

  • Humidity sensors
  • Hygrometers

Pressure Measurements:​

Areas of Use:

  • Industrial process control
  • Meteorology
  • Maritime

Types of Use:

  • Barometers
  • Manometers

Light Intensity Measurements:​

Areas of Use:

  • Lighting design
  • Solar energy
  • Imaging technologies

Types of Use:

  • Luxmeters
  • Photodiodes

Sound Intensity Measurements:​

Areas of Use:

  • Acoustic design
  • Noise control
  • Industrial safety

Types of Use:

  • Sound level metres
  • Microphones

Magnetic Field Measurements:​

Areas of Use:

  • Electrical device design
  • Magnetic resonance imaging
  • Industrial applications

Types of Use:

  • Magnetometers
  • Magnetic sensors

Electric Current and Voltage Measurements:​

Areas of Use:

  • Electric power systems
  • Electronic design
  • Energy management

Types of Use:

  • Multimeters
  • Ammeters
  • Voltmeters

Chemical Substance Analysis:​

Areas of Use:

  • Chemical industry
  • Environmental control
  • Food safety

Types of Use:

  • Spectrometers
  • Sensor networks

Physical environment measurements play an important role in many areas such as safety, quality control, environmental monitoring and process optimisation in various industries. These measurements provide accurate and reliable data, enabling the efficient operation of various systems and early detection of problems.

  • Air Quality Monitoring
  • Odour Detection
  • Temperature
  • Moisture
  • Volume Monitoring
  • Light Meter
  • Gas Detection
  • Water Leak Detection
  • Pipe Monitoring
  • Level Monitoring