Heat Transfer Visualized: Infrared Images of Objects Before and After Interaction

Jun 26, 2025

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This presentation showcases thermal infrared images capturing heat transfer phenomena. On the left, see a ball before and after being bounced, a hair dryer and a fluorescent light bulb, and a sharpened pencil next to hot brakes in a car on the right. Explore the temperature differences and patterns revealed in the images, including the hot tip of the pencil.

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Heat Transfer Visualized: Infrared Images of Objects Before and After Interaction

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Heat Transfer Picture presentation
A thermal infrared image of a ball before (left) and after (right) being bounced. A thermal infrared image of a hair dryer and a fluorescent light bulb.
A thermal infrared image of a pencil after being sharpened (left) and of hot brakes in a car (right). Notice the hot tip of the pencil.

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